The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-28
PREDICTS QUAORUP|NG Of The :
PANAMA CANAL; SHIP 1RAFFC:


,,,,'.. '?,r,l ,rarnr 10 uuadruplc its
"'-"'',' .I''a,, - rr.dIcrcd hv Colonel
: I,, ,,orr,,v pnl.~rcr Of the Canal
! - III. ,unusi report. male pub
/ ,nda,, M. roiu,s to = rapid develop
,,cr, ri RI. cnas.w!sc trad. between
49, ,,IartIr and l'ac:iic ports and de-
! r,,r.s ,hot "u..rhing III the future IL
, more certain than lha; the development
; of known resources Of Columbia, feru
al" M" wa ,a', ,hrnrsh The
! cr"aSlmE volume - 'F''''' ''''
canal ,.
! Colonel Morrow warns. h""'N''' a",.
, there vii! b" Years Whri '"I A.
/ causes growth VII nc '"' ,, .,
! scr!beS the i"S' hSC"' Ern. Gown
: one. declaring tnat the "'"t9p'r
"lerc!al st"Enatioh "h'rn ~ ,nrI
.arse portion or u" '%''ITa, ~ trn,, scr.
! time nations being "''''"' ""'. ~ on
! vice naturally Aan US ''' '''''
crations Of the lah"''
! Despite this situation tier" was an
! increase in the net operating cana rev
,nuc the total for the Year being p!a''"
At approx imatriy $3.i5".r0o, an increase
If about s75O.0oh over the l"'A' INC
year before. This was hr""2h' ''DT",
! mo report SLY. IVY =" '''''
! III "P''"'"7 ,..,r.,
! Auxiliary business u ..m,, canal
, not :" suc'"Ss!"'' h'MeI'I ,,c,.hnn.
. business "p'f'' ''''S' ''i,,.,,n. ami
teal SHOPS mater ''' ,n, - ,2"2
iu'I q" P'""'H' ,"',o', ,,n vc,, brfnfe.
B -" - against >""r'- 49,, ,.,,unary
. Will" the lHiE''''a N'''' '"- ,,',r.,I
showed a loss ~ SIl".5OI. as '"''P"''"
I VII pr"ht "i FHS'~N- ~ '''
. Tonnage.
,r,, rr,,I,.r or vessels passing
,fr,,,ch ,i;r canal drr;ri, the hsrl.
,.,ar ,,as n73f ms rnmrarcd with 2S''
The wear before. but the not tonnage
,,..s SLIGHTLY grcatcr druu'iaR. az course
+ IN Increase IN the av"r";" So" OF yes
, scls using the waterw"%.
Cargo passing through The 'anaI was
iuSSA.glN. or 9a,h per cent at the '"'''
D. uaHGiCd IN Inc previous !'"'' =. ,,o
4 "rhc greatest Shr'nkag" W. in the
! trade with the west coast "i H"u,'
{ Am"rIra." tn" report 'HN$. 'Np'' -
O. from tn" ATTAIN !" AMI '"i r"r'S ., ~,
United States I" th"' region '''. - o 20.
9%3.2Gl {" 24i"!i '"hS' F"' "l'',''
ports I" Snulh al. '.'.. u,'''''''' '''.'
{ ''''' - '''''
South American Exports.
! .L,,rorr. from South America thru
iic canal TO the United states We're
/ :.ig. sag tons. as compared with no
;s7 IN. 1921 and to Europe 6G3l@T, as
/ r,.mrar.d with g.2teg crude oil ship
mcnts from Mexico to South America
+ tell Off frcm G54G5? :" @yt.'"@ tons
/ ,rhc t,.ial los of rarc" IN This South
American trade was l.7S6."G6 tons
"Nirrale shipments from 'h'!e "rts
less lv l.65?.79h tons aud 'h!s '"fc'"''
with the rurtail"d purchasing power
sul'InE fr"'" IN" r"'.,ar.' ,croun, IN
.,, far tho whole shrinkaEr in
aus ,.;,or BUSINESS
0','," i,,,. 49, mi, SUNNI in south
- -. hos Lcnr is eronom-
J Nh'''' "" ,''..,, Indications
't CAUSES - ~. Snuth Amer
~ q Pd' al .a,,ti,o =, the close
i'hh ''""e WIZ
,"' the yea 80 ,.,:,.o.;o hos also
IN" Fa"" WI" NC -, cargo
/ fallen on. ne =, ,niu case
iam"Un'"d L" "o''9i" - tho
also cc"nom" '"'"'''''' In,
main rcsp"nsihI" ''' ''' ',,, ar
lthcrc also has been some ''''.'.
lrraltic from IannElA !" So'"''''"S
routes
Exports from III" lnitcu SlAttN -
,,na Ear East increased from l.-I"''Vo ~
-"S1-o ,ars. Imports from the iar
East fell from 42S.044 TO @"$,3l5.
/ I'll, most remarkable gains at the
,.o,r wore in III" trade Of the facihc
,,o., 80 Eorrh America. Exports from
,,,o r.os, coast Of the United States I"
t.,,r,,,, ,rsre 1.30o1S3 tons, AS c0mrar-
Canadian I'M