The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-16
FREE WOOL AtrAlIuI.r.


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ia' no's ." "haeh tho American Froo
'n,p ~ "o'aG !" Plsns'-faots
nsa'n' rrophsa'",-Wh"t Was From.
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."pp'As WI WON "uaits appearing IN
tho boatoh commercial Bulletin oil tho
last issue:
In 1854. nj n no,;,ico, m.o,,,, hall =,
tho Meionnon in pa.,on 10 h,sht'n
marty limo, ON , nav has;a r., Thn.,s.
r Goldman made ,r"o vol AL" SI n".,',
issue. II wns nrc,n,sd bv pr,.tJanv,
Ci,u.i. ePSN t'"o'uo's
Decenhor ,VS- All s;no. ,hs, IT,, va
thero has bcon n ha,,,a ior fr,o 200, ', "nS
woolens thu. has resulted at length in
FREQ wool and reduced dutics on yoolops.
Tho substantial yictors In this con.
test, the Now York Evening Peat, tho
Louisville Coulter Journal, the Wool
the Springfield Republican md oth,r
organs OF the FREQ trade movement pro.
missed tho American people certain
gains rs q result OF tho removal of pro-
lection, especially tho removal Of pro-
lection from wool.
Now, tho scourcd cost oil American
wool went down practically to The Tree
trade level In 1893, in anticipation OF
United States since 1893, but 1t has alao
fallen abroad. Wool has becn actually
treo since last August, but az far as cost
oil production Is concerned American
wool has been on Tree wool basis Tor a
year. IL Is instructive, therefore, to
place tho actual results oil this agitation
n.y.. p -,
lie iEorhkcL-roteiSn "ool "ouid
s'se III p''eo " 'no AlaeF'can 'e'o'.
TnE Acr--American WOO! dropped to
tho foreign level, aud Tor three months
attor the enactment OF Tree wool both
foreign aud American wool have do
clined.
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THE PRorHEcY-Moro American wool
would DO required for mixing. aud
the American clip aud flock would in.
crease.
THE FAcr-The American flock
amount OF wool ,horn from American
sheep declined in ono year ll,SO0.Oo0
pounds.
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The PnorHEcY.-American wool rails.
era would prosper.
THE FAcr.-1u many districts the
.heep nave not even PAID expenses.
Inc loss 70 American WOOL growers IN
the shrinkaee OF Vaiue OF aneep ana
Wool IN ono year amounts 70 so',ooV,Voo.
1.
The PRorHEcY.-Foreien mauufactur-
ers would rush into the markets oil tho
world" for American wool, stimulating
the price.
ing October 80. lS92, we exported 2oi,-
4So pounds OF American wool In the
ten months ending October ~ iSe, we
e1poiteI o'1.oiC pvuuua Ne'.ue.
auiouut APp on, az oa ~ noo .uA
PioIues ~ III io'e e?S'ovT,ovo pJunus :.
h Soo -. nc e1po Tvs s SUI -, snoa u
.n As 81 81 - wa ' " 0
n :.
e. ~ Aoh tI 80. o sne,,it ..n;n ~.
n..ira ~. wy" W." soa n.;.o ~ ,.b
tmh;sh haa 40 49, u,aco III .msiIs-
nronor.ion NJ wool snb.,itn.es would h,
ns.d and , smaller proportion of low
Grade GOOD, manufactured.
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thh - rNsa 49, AZ W." 49, k e,S.a
nASe un9eu aS e ,o eaaa a." 1.
.n.. nh S.,, ~" S.aH' w ,b a mo,,h.
u u; oe o.as see en ,eoi t,h. 49, ~.
$3.50 .a;i,bIs, 70 ;nnor,od OK ak
49, As 20 pa sha t' -
i pou. ~. ,,n "Ho n,.,;n, 6.,nhor IN $500
L tne e o, 90 a IsuaS ss os'''' W. 49,
ou' 'i'''' pouu'
o. -, =,
1HEfRoPhEcf.-h Mus nouio
creased business "ou'd increase Waacs-
THE FAcr.-American mil.have been
running on part time aud have only
secured orders by sharp reductions IN
wages, with the usual accompaniment
Of strikes. n
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THE PEorHrcY.-America with wool
reduced to foreign Lowell would rival
England and export wooden goods all
over the world.
TurF.c,-Wool han bean practically
m a foreion laval for wear. In tho
nm months ending Octobcr 81. 1884,. va
eInor,ed wooIen goods TO tho value OF
s6iS 6S7. In the same period in 1893 to