The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-29

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Special Dispatch to the lHtelllsenseF' ,,r,
WASHINGTON D. Y, !u'y % ,a a.s
trade Of me Ihlllpphe ls,anus ~ -s''
2 the tue OF an interes.,ns uoeun'sn -
which has Just reecnea 'ne ~, DHt ',,s,,, =.
staslst'cs y Is EePOrs y Wv ,I,a's,ar
consul At Manila Mf' NaWSoh T .,,.,,'
ana as II was receiver az ~ 'a' D .Ns
consular once Nay 81 lsso' II ;. p.oo-
ably the latest ana perhaps mos. aeeu -.
rate picture OF comH,erc'ni .ouu.'.O". ~
the Philippines which mas oeen present.
ed since Admiral Dewey intensified
,,,h,,s ,,tors., q ,hat spot.
S--s .,',I,su " .,,.,a,.. ,,,o 1907 TN
poFts ih'o MAMMA ~ SiO'V,O''YS' v "S,
ABOUT oAe-nan wa. " ,p '.,s..,.., 80.
me imports rom o.'et S - 100, In
ils nlsterlaliE AMEN Olt ~ '09' ~" ~,
tAose from spain increased laFseIS' lhs
exports from Manila have, he says, IN
ereaEed An the past year in several OF
-. ',ss s.i.,-, ,,,,ohi,, .ohacoo
the tFaqlns aFtlc!es' HotunV 'VSaN'
hemp and copra, the DRIED keFnel OIL the
sSsS'.- =. az Ooo nm White he estl-
e.'lHss. ~ Y'1'Vs''S .to N. mn ~
mates the sugar crop al Hl''9VV'VVV e.iA
hemp at $ll,00O,0O0. He makes no esti-
,,ots ~ Aba tnbacco exports. but SAYS
$3.50. l., 1907 .t,n IN Former
tney are larger ~ 1893 ''''-'' 80
years.
Const,i Walker pictures local trade
-, S,t,,,o 4, a may which WIN greatly
- -, n ,.,,-o.
interest lneEchahts auu ''l.' -
ins the United States pfetaclng MS
statements BIZ saying that his informn
tlon n mostly obtained from reliable
F9ritish merchants. since the Spanish
TtnSstics are moi obtainable until too
Al "a he ~ any value.
Nt4 y
-.
he says "A deeioedy oau year toF
importers generally has Just closed.
yvbat Win the inset OF business owing
sss.,,. a., -. ,o,,o,1,o, IN 4he
~ ny ~ 800. ~ a. ths ysi"S
lsI1I LIVE Ihe HenNS .s'at 49, III Il, ~
q siIver any ~. s0n ',Sns.tio, ~ FnrtSer
100 SUI 80 sH v,Iaroy,, 5,,tv IN ali i'm.
IL S S,aS,, s nav be ssId ~ have
WITH
I'm printed eambrtcs during the
year Just e,oseo, she mP'I ,ontIsd de-
crease ~, ass, while imports from the Penlnsu-
"a have on the other hand shown an In
:rease. This Is due chiefly to the adj
vantage the Catalan manufacturer en-
1oFs with protective duties. as such al
lows him TO give better cloth than his
heavily mulcted competitors can posi-
Oily give, and now that he has proved
his ability to produce as good and fast
colors as his foreign competitors, II is
expected that each year VIII see an IN
crease OF prints from Spain.
"Glasgow manufacturers hold the
printed jaconet trade, and appear to be
able TO keep It. Barcelona manufac-
turers cannot compete. as they cannot
manufacture the cloth in the ilrsI
place, and even n they had that. they
could not give the required finish LIN
en- goods are now almost things OF the
mast, as the high duties have put them
out of the reach Of the ordinary con-
sumer. Jute sacks come from Barcelo-
ia in very large quantities, as no other
tectiVe du'les'
Needless 70 mention Germany soH
tlnueS TO hola her own asa'ns' ull com
ers IN the hardware department zen, anu
the inner prlces nave 70 Oe cut ''' nr'''-
er hold she gets on this trace. Anertcan
machinery mas been tired from time 70
time on this market, but mas proved N
the mnin expensive iron iarNed IN par
rods, etc, also corrugated sheet IRON,
owing to the unsettled state OF the
country, has not enjoyed the sale II dld
last year but TO all appearances tne
demand Is reViv'ng, and the near future
should see more house Duldlng III pro-
gress.
Since transmitted my last report
the better English marks nave a hrmer
stand against the continental tnnrks,
Carriage builders again enquire toV
qualities from Belgium. Snameiieh IRON
goods meet with very ialr demard'
The price OF fuel here eal's lor thLn
make OF sooNlns uees't G.a,, SI rar,, AL
and HPe or the very cneAptSL deHCFlp- |