New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-02
FACTS FROM CONSULS' REPORTS.
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES IN SCOTLAND
AN ENGLISH MARKET FOR AMERICAN BEEF
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| Washington. May 1.-Advance sheets which have
just been issued of the latest Consular reports contain
number Of items which will be Of special interest Il
American farmers and manufacturers. Consul Brown
of Glasgow in report agricultural implements in
use In scotland. that within the last few year
"a grca: number Of American Oliver chilled ploueh'
have come into use. and light soil they likely
TO he much more extensively used. that they ar
! becoming better known. They well adapted fo
spring work. but Yet public opinion farmers is
against their in the fall the year. They OF
lighter make than any of the English scotch plOuchs
and Of much lighter draught.' IN gard to moving
machines. reapers. binders and hay racs Consul brown
| writes
Walter A Woods American moving machines per-
haps largely used any. and only American
machine that has kept il hold English and Scot
machines. Woods rcapcrs the only Of American
manufacture. but. told highly appreciated
% the moving machines. The favorite makes o.
Scotch and English manufacture. The avortc style Of
respcrs il the setback delivery. Woods American
binder Is most in yet but other American makes
well spoken Of The Massey Toronto binder II
is claimed is making considerable headway Hay rakes
and lawmakers mostly Of English make, although \
eoodlv number Of Americans are be seen. those
Manufactured the United there appear
10 b. special preference. patent American
volvng wooden rake formerly popular. +, much
used lawmakers Todder'sl not come into general
use Hovard's Bedford" Ia said be the best machine
In the market
Other agricultural machinery and implements in
are chiefly Of English or scotch manufacture.
Consul Pugh. Of Newcastle on TYNE. Is strongly Of
the opinion that that place offers a profitable market
for American cattle. There j. large Importation hut
not sin gle American beef offered and so far a, the
Consul has been able to discover. effort has
made 10 open his market 10 cattle from the United
states About one third Of the mportstons arr from
sweden and Norway and vastly Inferior to those
offered in any American market In the quarter
ended December 81. l--9 the cattle sales In the New
castle market amounted 10 32.i2l head. Of which
II $50 directly imported from sweden and Nor.
way. while Of the remainder large proportion origin
all came from those countries he fatteued and re-
sold The prices obtained. reduced to United states
money. Hcfe's. - 81 to II Il cents per pound
steers u 81 10 - 81 cent, per pound average bcevcs
OF 2OJ pound, being pr FRED. The report continues
There exists quarantine regulation against cathc
the Initd stats. but happily yard,
within the business portion city. quay
side. operation Of prlyy councils fcgua'
woYld Dc merely nominal WIN View % a thorough
invest cation Of his subject m'ird 20 tn Consulate
local d'sl'r, aud commission VINO head
Of the importation and tiaGe Vel tic owner, -
line o. steamships plying between ths place port o;
The Tinted State and result ~ 'Ir conference b.'I
the cstte mon and -ApoNner, are deeply int r.-rf
opening Of this trade and the Introduction 4 Au,-i.
can catt'a. ~" cyi,ni % submitting
city corporation proposition . te yard
condition the pri.v Poet fhr pta1
~ American cattle ~ their expense. stip owner.
a.so arr,o tia. c,tu. shall %. .1iri o, th. pa,.
direct fiom ports 81 Un.tof stats, o., a rat. no.
exceeding that (" L,' rpoo.. bar. hefr d'.r" 70 r,
placed IN communication with person, n tho United
Stale VINO nay p" t''d upon 10 giving them ,sr-a.t'r
Information upon a' matter pertaining 70 'hr imrof'a
zion '' N"'iI an '''"' - N' N.if"''. also sue" d
o'.o q" y "'', vi OF ID ,'''.'.'F -. fD''' our
rmcnt.nr fov cargo lot t4e l,rA.'
II therefore suggested nat such persons h iny'd -
hand. Of responsible p.r'on. b. answered AMI
thus OPEN direct sI-Dndcncr between buyer aaq
,'frr ths' NY aIris az mutual understanding,
and possibly mutual agr'fll 'nt-.
In All exhaustive report the Russian cereal trade
Consul CraW ford 81 81 PETER lIf. make. some STAFF.
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aggregate export % ",'''npp tons. Germany !, The
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nearly the half Of her re exports In regard 10 nat
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