The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-06
FOREIGN TRADE
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tir,9,mentality which he firmly believes
| an illustration of how harhszard co ~
! ~ legisIates, IL Is recalled that at
n me time ~ was considering foreign COM
purchasing bill. Il passed the Iafoiia,,.
ssamans bill. which has proven a 5esdiv
we S,oT ~. 20 goodly part Of what shipping
We ned and placed the Pacific trade al
most completely under control OF Ta,sr
Inc me Paeinc Mail steamship Comranx
mess Tb Jus snips and gone out OF bus
non IS summed up I'm a report transnit-
ssu 10 Ine state Department by George
~. ANDERSON. American consul eenerai ~
hongkong. He says: ~ IN
vessels Insufficient.
mere are now. and SO far a. ma, T..
~ - a. present neither are there likely
AnsSi,ssO.On , sutflcient vessels to carry
Asia and the United statss Tween
american and other passengers bet ~a..S
Amsrt ana the United states. to carry
or TO carry Asiatic raw mater1sII he.s:
S .ir,eiIloan manufacturers. while nos,eG
traSa and All similar facilities Of
communication between tha rSsuiaI
TeS,' gs and the Far East can but be- irl
period in the future Wba,s,ni.lh oetlnite
cbe Sause or the occasion Tor rsc.Dv
chanse the actual result OF such
.Ssh trade and American a., aIher-
the Far East in the greatas, tst,rs In
MAI SI.Portlng the sale OF Inc PsSi,o
Transport Company GonS,iih the Atlanic
49,, thAt the former COMPANY, =, son
and ciesinS i,S business IN the Far East
iess. ~ osins All Its branch orrices 49,
t,,ase on the company's orrice IS nm. = ne
XVTns mas been taken over py me ,il,,,,.s
compapv sha' a competing Japanese
ba IN meeting such changes as the NM
the war is a anan which Will prevail when
AZ disadvantage in eomDaIIS,yS works
ssod tnInehts having a more conc WIZ
ca system. II takes a IanSs- Sytntrallz-
government like ours fS a. -, TOT
dom rs agreed that they saos.,n -:
- n MANY cocks make the brotb M
a DsmOcratic government drtnLs'h s mat
nsriin,ss issue OF trying to hold our avn'
time trying 10 capture foTa,s', 'le same
ton ~ ~ striking test and iiIustrs.
Ito,.. Doing It's Bes,
aoNeNer, the government T. a, .
trying TO do the best a. CT ap-
stances ~btiiss and indefinite circum-
Srsst SSisl reference TO the depsrtma more
To- helm III hey are doing all they can
lions are now centered on foTciSn Ind ,r,
~ P for Instance this YER, 80,
Comnerct OF Foreign and Doinestic
banking opportunities IN sol,b on
TO-, men presents valuable inrorma-
sirious OF developing foreiHn' lists ISIS de-
tSis oy W. II. Tough. an authorits -,
NJ ana banking metnocs. y"
s S',,, OF German and English banEs =
GUN america has been an inteSr "a
part OF the development or So,,,t' RAJ
eTlcan business by those "c r' n Ii,-
ne permanent deyeIopmcnt s,,t ies.
isrgsnIini OF american foreign trade are
snent or American banking faciiftfeSoP
TT ielsn trade, the volnmn deciaresi
amone AS,d ~ intended for distribution
An exhaustive Investigation undertsLi,ss,,
-, me interest OF foreign trade eSpsn-
ssiion. ot industrial and business rIrdi
ions in the important foreit,r ,.s.,, ."ilnnl-
@ @u the extent 20 which Eur0pean -, -,
r..rns 80 o4lInpet ing with American con
- announced will b. made soon ., Z
nilieIican consular and commercial rem
~ the bureau ~ Foreign ana f,c., ..etis
.ili"tI't Ihts Inquiry will sunni.
Fssersi . Tr,i9ilar one undertaken by the
tueIsi trades Commission and tbe a.
formation collected Is planned To- ~ ~, ~
service TO the commission in yVopLI,1
o ,.., policy as 70 the attitude Of ne
tions BUSINESS organiza-
Special TO st Study &c, epT = system.
nations OF capital have been f. s1iilos-
bessii,I,,,.aan Inanutacturcrs have argued an
n,esrlnEs before the comm esion mai
they should b. allowed 10 form, go, ia, Ia
, ions lot economy and efficiency Ln lie
tNport trade, an action which tbe,- co.
s,aeIed OF doubtful legality under ne
SntInan antitrust law unless specis.c
is.atlt sanction were given In a
-eflcs OF able articles written for "a
f.lhieq ln n leading law journal pubttst-
NJ ~ NH-ulnkt'n. Congressman Hunter
~. MOSS quite recently discussed fbfs
a4,stinn. ne argued that such cornbins /
llpus were not tn conflict whit the sb.r.
Hlan Jaw. The articles attracted MD.
spread attention and stirred 40 n r,,,,
'rgstrey which d. stu To- progress
Ful the chlgt atm ~ the IntagfIraffor
gplNe r'i'rred g.. Tho officials saw. viii
~ o. ga American exporters iu rrtgpd-
ing their foreign trade
To IT, ono of the dominant afr,- az a.
government. and BOZ the flrthr0r,frg ~.
-l"n Of congress. De- Will figure In slr1o-t
every Dis OIL that o. debated rf H. -
Hfk' nr any question thar Will b. faced
ana ~ has rnmifiratl0na and sidaif,.-
ihni extend lu HII directions and f.u.b