The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-03
EXPORT PRICES
.S.AMERIcAN CONSUME RcouGD
Ill AFFoRD oExcHAMGE
PLACES WITH &
EIGNscoNSuMERa
Extract from remarkHbyHon

Campbell,Sof I'M If
Representatives, March
. Now, as to the charge$thatsIhs prod
( ucts of manufactures observation-disclosures
abroad than at home ergso,ssave
should put the countryssupon8
trade basis.
II has not ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e
list of the a~rticlesSthat are soldcheapas
er in foreign markets thanESthey$arasIns
our own, and r do Observation-Disclosures
done in some NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
heard It stated, hoWeNer.u pen#gs5d
authority that heS prices quotssfhY
those who make the tfissrG5s
tail price at hoTie rsanIfan9
turer's price to i jobher a~bToaasIs
was charged two years IS tlssgSssW
ing machines reaping inacllllfnsa
We're selling eheaper IN forsiss n mar
l<ets than e. or osNtl nssa ppls III has
been stated upon the altilofits
dealersin Observation-Disclosures
Deering binder sold aessssfor IiasS88sa
s1S2. while II sells here for
the Mccormick binder sold ms asEs
for'st65 70 SI94. and 9 ZONE foT
the New Observation-Disclosures soadsa
Sydney, Austrsalias,s fur5s5ssSS 5a5..ains tIhlS
country for $50. 4s sFsa
Buff the allegatipns8eFagtrIIsf#fE
better thai American MANIFESTATIONS
get Into foreign markets. Il
method than That Observation-Disclosures
ers come INTO American marlsat
the same method:
Mr.. Pou--Ivil1 the gentleman aaIIDW
me a question:
Mr.. Cafnpbel1Gertainls
Mr., Pou-If he Observation-Disclosures
turer can sell his goods In ElTplp
cheaper than heselH8theInsaf hnIneas
and stil1 make a profit, I$ask tHeSga1l4
tlenan Why tina Observation-Disclosures
turer still needs any protection
Mr.. CampBell-yVelI,W we haNshad
|exnerience-our markets haFa@bsen
exploited by foreign manufacturers
In lS4G iron rails sold 1.-The Bn1tea
States for $50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the tariff was removed byFthaSDena6
cratic party In Observation-Disclosures
turers reduced the price@ofaironsTaIH
to $40 per ton, edstheSAnfericam
market, then after liningthatsindnss
try in this country theySraiset @
price to $75 per ton oraSironsraiiss6sss
And that was not u onlyNaxparEs#
ence. Our markets WereSexD1oItsdShEa
the manufacturersSof Observation-Disclosures
at another time. Observation-Disclosures
a tariff revised by the DenlocnaaeS
party. AS far back as=1S1a&NInnrge
ays in his message#of thatysar.sIs~@
ferring to the vas foreignSn1anufas
turer ruined OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
."Theatr N q nv Pa cf1 J,asS ffnIya Ix%sSs%
ped by the manufacturers toE Ii Uaifs
ed States and In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
at prices below lei commentaries
the price Of Observation-Disclosures
this practice from its nature,UaS
temporaryaorscontingent4is
is not on that account
in its effects
We We're then underline tariff a
of 1915. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
exploiting u markets,88ruinin cEE
manufacturing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES go
ta%blishing the saleof hheirproducts
here. Sass5SSS#
Mr.. Pou IF the manufacturers
country can make proftbEaeE
his goods Observation-Disclosures z1s
prices they there
should he be forcedSgto 50 out if bust
ness?
Mr.. CampbellIt isnot Asa
force him to go out of business IkE
.plause.] To Observation-Disclosures
of American manufacture,4rrD
or otherwise. are soldsin
eisn markets cheaperSthan theySaTs
sold at home, the American consumer
could ill afford to- axchangaspta
the foreign consumerA factory.
A shop. a furnace, an industryaofEItaas9
ever nature that is establishedsharE
becomes a part of the property III
great body of h e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Faxes are paid, school houses are:i,nn
md schools maintained..Schurche Ms
'uilt and maintained, the institatfpnS%
the country are supported y hesains
of the country zsSsS ssNs
The manufacturerWho His not
aged in producing articles on the Pre-
ected schedule#co could not saffnrd
ave a neighboring factory#$engagedgm
ONE other product NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ected schedule. transferred Mith M