The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-08-13
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, sney might come 70 the rescue OF the poor
M ~ ~ Y, s.osi roilSs " nose prouuct Do
kaI io ~ " mspe mere N comMerciai quantities
~ tooh ~, ~ which time ~ commanded 800 ton,
pus ~ 1873 nau ialleh 20 ~ Ion; Ihls would
tinoaton for phair ~ u some JUS
10 - ~, ~. tossoiink thelr irsiBnt raers from
i ~ ono ~. I'M Per ton per hiie IN 1911 tine
iowest ra.e IN tne world 70 = cents per ton per
, ,e1ae' 5ne good old rates that prevailed in
iont UT woutu .nese restofers Oh prices over
a,,i ,nS s.eampoht mem VINO thonsn they now
N.l. Wn s " lake ana canal from chicago 70
nem iork az prom Tor s;s4 cents per bushel.
isb, q . ~ narit OF receiving z4ff cents per
oI1an H. ~ isao. , A.. r
.;,as,es 10 revealeu, Mr. Snairinan' tne deiu'
80 y, 7. - an ~ SunsEt iouhasu on aver
Ssct. that nai,s 70 .ne lhuiViuusi
AAo'' 'ha' ~ W hahe up the average.
The Increase In Wages.
Thara fs a,,o.ho, ,-,,,s ,,,s.ia =; -,
leagues aIicgat;on ~ fo. rhars 4; ~ 10y ~,
modify yvhscS standS ot ~ itsais 20 one I'm
re,t fhat 49, ~; SiSi q d ZEN ~ P1, I'M
have ;anorad ~ ~ Jv.ais ny
nave 'sn1rta IL, commonly when - tho
cred snrnassi,,, nv tb;s r W. ,
ION IRON or cn,,,ar sii1a,. ~ ,I ,1 ~ ~ y
WI naon ol eopper, SILVER OF goiu' ana lnat Is
iaaan w., i' a.. hsi ~ IL An4 Ky wi
II is axbtbi+ed ~ @ - ~ ti NJ i -. ,;
referrad that Ne ~oa 20 ~ 49, 49, h no
abe avnra ,a Iarge,,, i6craa 81 H. ~ i,st ,h;nd
81 centnrw Nc rnrs Sn - Wy AZ a', ga M;
rnetallic' Wages of iSGa te thnsn % ISo0 he;ng
IS per cent in money and f2 per cent in pur'
ehasng power:
~ los- gay work OF skllleu iapor would
9uy more OF any STAPLE commonly OF human
uesiIe, NOR anu peter Ioou, more ana pc.Ier
tiV.hing lore anu better transportation more
anu petter 5o9is ana machlnery more ana pet
VI neav anu hgh. more coIII4r . ana INJURIES
OF every KIND; more silver ,aA and more gold than
ae any tiine peiofe 1910 IN Inc history pi lhe
"oru.
any honest anu inleliiSent man VINO nas , tns
ri.no W stuoy n aetaii any r',iiaiiie taoie OF
prices coveIi4g ihe iast oo ears WIZ una lh1s
ny Lrices 81 .nohe eies IN inc on
.r cay NiiliS iihe wv S,ii'1 al"uio VI i'pol
must be expended have held their own or have
lncreaseu, Whlle tnlngs, anu lhese are very
Eulierous IN .ne ,iiaRIng OF whicn lapor saw
ing inventions ana machinery nave been intro
uuced nave greatly Iaiien IN price. ms i, act
x1 nil LOT .he iali N average prices apouV
"nich SO Hiueh mas peeb salu. ,
MI hopklhs1i our hrgument; then, Is tnaS
Eie .nnse Mhlci, Oashv W naVe peeh seuucvu
The bngs hat orb nav to have Mi IN
pr1i e nae na lncrease ~. Ar
MT. Meoleary OF Mlnnesota-My lrlenu iro'l,
uiinois mas, WIN ms uSuai ciearhess' staleo
me case lerseiy ana Wei. :.
Inc lower prices result from inc Ieduce.t
cost OF producNon' Ihere Is not the sllgntes.
evidence That lhe 50 called .lemonetizatlon
OF SILVER nag ahytn M 70 do WIN ~. ana me
sure PROOF Is lhat the reuuctioh OF COSY OK pro-
uuction has been coinpanieu ny an increase
IN the wages ol the prouucer'
The Cause and Result of Lower Prices.
r,a oroo+ stor,o, 20 tho world oro cbe,,er
,.se ~ toIaip ,aSs hrn,a,, ,nbor 70 nrotii 40
them uEyery new railroad and steamboat,
every labor saving machine end improved proc
ess Of manufacture, increases the grasp which
labor holds on the desirable things OF the
world.
And thus we see, MT. CHAIRMAN, tnat the