New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11

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NJ trars are paid for thcir work IN provisions
and clothing and yet the amount Of sa,I I" n"I
C"fIse is tile great Brazilian indG.t?; #Id 4 ~
chief Of the world supply III. i' -, ~
90 her cent of the cOiee grown here - s"Ppc1 To- '
United states
AMERICAN TRADE Opportunities
Now seems to DE a favorable time !or American CHI
torn~i.e The Government has initiated our cA-
annie in the establishment Of republican lh''''"-
lions. the people are with and desire more III
tinats commercial relations with our country. i"E
arc wonderfully pleased with the character sly
and lin the MAIN With the prices ana samples OF Nr'
lean products submitted for their nspe u'n. me ur'
cidel superiority OF al our goods j. I''iI' a'' '''
rsnecially is this the case With hardware oi every AAd'
machinery. fafminc implements. firearms. ana t,s
rn9,.nr and more pOpula. STYLES OF cotton goo, IA
all classes Of dr. goods especially r]d} nS"g II
i@Xf Ie laIr'cs Brazil and the other south AncdCaH
SAFES are almost entirely dependent upon HrpIano,
tbis imnenss supply now the important is,nt'
HOW TO UJ-ILD Up TRADE WITH BRAZIL
OF BrazIs great product coffee the loll'"i'- ','
rent Of exports 70 the United states VIII show no"
,o - our consumption thereof go per cent Of the
t, oxnor and how fast that consumption Is in'rcis-
| ing so,o,o % o..
~ - - ~ ~
sss j jeIS5 81
Reside, this. we import from Brazil rubber worm
| s,o 600 600. sugar 81. 100000, skins. sl''ooooo'
rrtcc . Grand total II S54,4Gf1jo IS for last FedF'
uazu impl,t. from u, - .O63.562. leaving r'E,n,c
of trade against OF ~ 400 - 90 Ans -''7 ~
ance hGs, %, i ,I iaDort, are hour wheat from call
foruia lumber from Georgia anu il"a tl ma H..
And resin from North Carolina an" II 80 i".,, mn
exact quantity of each acle lni'o. am ,it bay, r.-
abe T. a.eetaia L@9 within F he Init q tits dt
Cc'4S ,,Tn,y a t 40 per cent Of the h0nr consumed
here Ih NINA %nI, - The lat named country our
most formidable competitor In ne h, s 81 Wheat
HrrcntIna Is constantly Increasing 'r ~ Va "'''
/ and is endeav0rinc to monopoNAe tli' m"inc'
AMERICAN SHOPS DEMANDED.
In view Of these facts and the absolute necessity
of opening up to people new avenues Oh ""'''
vhat are the dlctat,s Of common sen'eI
"a We must enter the arena ana coh'shn -"
| tb, valuable prize surrender the heh' -" nun
! ,,av measures will Co; such fatal policy mas Dc"
! ,,r.ued mill We are weli-nish shut ont from te
or,ot Other nations are alive to the !-ue' ana are
| searching for trade and business IN every dH''uo"
and in every way Their capital is here, IN r4iiIo4s'
| mines and bonds In Insurance aAd 'lesi7lE St u
,,Hnies and I'm steamship lines Foreign banking
houses be found al every stree! So'l TO- ere
profit can he made or influence eheTn; I'e@ S &c
notrn levers and unless couneracted VIII he lah 10
20 Tbs is TING or pl.oe for sample ealp nns
The brazilian peope DO not pnIv hAee oy nn a,i'
Gle and they want It delivered at once They are not
Wiling 20 await months the tsIdy arrival "i steamship?
or to risk sye Of good 0h "f raods be opehd
| IN RIO dc Janciro and other places n Biazli ana
! ,I,r ri-icu America.
nctent reliable and experienced sale'Inc VINO uotT
tt,yd the language of The country and who frc0;,Ic
he tastes and The wishes OF me people urn ,oGrr
Guilty will be partially surnolnl@i. u" , III
machinery and lahOrsav,ng implements men snpui'
be on the sronnd OF es and e, asl maasag 10
! them complex mach merry. one failure pit5H lur,
HLSnld always be consulted. and perfect good fhti
observed Cash carly payments mus not a. nirt'
tended to these people by other nations yet e2od iner
chandise, chap for cash. VIII 500" S'''1 '''o '''-
FASTER SHIPS AND MORE OF THEM.
The English merchants experimental few years ago
with the sample orier-of business but not sucoeos
they abandoned IT, and are now conrOhhg Tue uIS soo
trade of RIO de JaneirO Bahia Para ana TcfhaMouco'
vontevdeo and BuenOs Ayrcs, by establishing stores III
these cities and Cling them with large stocks oi goodS
from Manchester and other nill, sample Is pre-
! eeptod a native Brazilian merchant by a commercial
traveller from the United states he cooly replies
If YOU want our trade do other nation, are d'nt
omen yOur stores and sell on the eIpuuu ~ VA NJ.
and bulk or by Of Others who are READY 10 oeNc'
/ the goods" .,.h ,, no for,ocd with
tbi, country Faster steamships ana more VI G''l
ehnr,d he cmployed in our carrying trade The S''rs
and strips should become more i%'Sr ~ 30 st
America The English flag Is predominant ana "a" a.,
he seen in every quarter. very large pcF'eItit VI
cogcc exported to the United states is carried ID Eng
li.b bottoms for less money than our rlcd.cI' ~,
afford to take it. They load win cohce i2f Nc" io,%
or NewOrlcius, then cotton 10 Liverpool tncn
| Rio de Jaucr0. thus MAILING three distinct ir TO-,
| c,rgn N round trip. Win more business anu ~
e%,',tc fbev undcrbld our carriers and they can
e,rrI 10 do 90 because the large Subsld!"> whti
are paid steamship lines by every government g"
cept own. .,t.,.o, .,,,ob f,r
orr country but there are occasions ana crcuh' III
of such molneutous mporlrce that private cluzeh'
cannot meet them. The fostering oil uide Wl,i
Dra1il & An enterprise which has invoked the alien.
ion and the energies of other great nations. ana
success has followed their efforts. The United states
fostering ana failure u IN" con
sequence The friendly relations existing between the
Hr3zllans and pcOp,c: the example get rs IN
ne honorable cpdeaVOr to draw countries more
closely together BY annual Appropriation 0l
800 900 10 the American steamship Line the recent
change Of government from monarchy to republic
ali alike arc favorable to But these conditions
will engcnGer more determined rivalry the part Of
European merchants TO secure and hold TINS trade
| we must have steamers.