Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-08
AN IMPLEMENT COMBINE.
PRICES OF ALL FARM MACHINERY
WILL sOoS RE ADVANCED.
Manufacturing Associations Have Formally
Agreed Upon Zig Advaucc-No
Reason Except That the OPP
portuntty iSist-.


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prs ol a., urn .''
inc s..,asr IS shipp,d from the factories
Thc matter has bson considered and has
received ihe lndorstmtut Nt nearly "'t o'
the strong associations OF manufacturers
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OF price ANA even f they were. they lack
the disposition.
Tbo a.ivers, bns baep ordered by tho
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e, 80, ,.,s.,s o,r from, tt .p e. .4f.1 =,
i,,. 81 a,,,r ,,,.i,t,.ry
used by farmers. The niVaure is % in-
cludr everything from steam thitshur -
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one W 'h. "es' p0S'eI '"'" III ''e ivy
"The National Association Of Agriculture
nj Ip,u,..r,s,t ana N.bI.ia Ntsruf.,,Ilr.rs
uiop'eu tn. aEt''i''il ior : '"iSo W. pr i..s
al The Chicago meeting IN October bGt
carefully refrtlupi FROM making any an
nouu,4tnept of tin. fact at the time. but
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IL mas since appeared IN we u"'t J'd'
the National Wagon Manufactured Asso-
clatlon the sam. agreement was reached
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roni'iiic Z, 1titr.r. ,f ,..b'.i. ,t,.t sl, rn
49, -, I'rtfifS ,E ff,l,,'. IN, ,ri,a ,n1
fLa tty,.'-.,r, tii,,,. ,--.,.{, 10, ,i ,'Ef
caro decided fher. must BE- an incrTnse In
urigas on now si..k "
These assoclutions include tho leaders
in every line mo.tinneI Thoir apra.tuai,t
means iust Whaf n s1vs for ihcy Are
abunlan,y able 10 control the market 30
as TO dlp'li, pr'ras Thor. 1rr r.v of ii.
important rl'tuufarttlrers of irnuleruents
anywhere In the land VINO are not in the
Quirements.
"1'hc sentiment looking toward an ad-
yanee has been at work for several month.
of the meetings at the time of the agree
inent. The work OF getting The men into
the same lire of thought had brnn care
fuly done prior to the gathering. None
of the factories have as vet issued their
price lists to tho trade Thev agreed 10
aiNdhc" prices, but dii not specify how
much, and each OF the large factories is
waiting for some one TO make the iirst
Price. Ihe lists VIII probably not reach
the trade before the first of the new year.
me advance in prices might have been
,Yifi,r - ~" ""v '''s ""llH'l tht con
uoriX "i aIld!i- IN the manuiacturng
MorH Tor the past year When the de-
iibrs.,ito irsnioi eaine L upon ms country by the
- H. G,,, w duIni Inii'lSlidtioh 70 wage war
a 2 sH sie Hea'n on the protected industries,
,lrer in fb 'g,' & State9 e9 H. every manu,aet-
drs9I ~ 'Ee ,i iani rurtMIyd work and hun
aI,eas OF factories closed their doors and
Sror, ,hSS s.iIa.i a.i ntHtrS came We're hlled
iron mills and piuS uI S,o@k r S'Ggl mills and
thnir sr.,Iip}d 'E1Iipsd manuiagturhg goods for
enough men 70 Il arjeri @' rEiS W9rkGd S6 only
the tins6gi a,rSr, tT%mi trS so 10 time ana after
came serious as ,s v, ,, ~" ~ conultioh De-
force of ysrriors cd,Iii ieyeIana ley, and MS
disable m" b,,ej,s,s e"as' no' Prominently
the progress Of he U tme l49d 1bar nor stop
lull and then. desplt@ MI va nerf Wa a
began to rnvi,v ~, I'eir "tF, business
bur If came srf 49, ~, SURE y was SLOW
in the last rev, ,no,l, uo sroW, lnul with
Inflis orar, ,rt,% rtT inonths there have been
~nncrd f|dpea'tI m ~ instances of wages being ad-