Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-09
Tue Increase NJ Value over Last Year
Estimated nj Seven Hundred
Million Dollars.
rHE EXPORT MEAT tssprerIo.
QUESTION.
hY Toiouiphto hs yn4s
HLC. HUHVs REPORT.
increase In Value "f Our Agricultural
Products. re.


WAu1tNUuN. Nov. s.-secrriary
huss' in hi. th.rd annual report, cs,i.
mties that tie increase in the value ~
the agricultural product over last yesf
WIZ Zoe not loHH TRAN t7lu.nIu tfp
states that during tho nr4t thrs.
Z months 40 the VUsUrt nsahi year the
export In cereals Aggregated sTJ. 900
on, adding that tho indirations nov
arc mat the exports this year Will
/ lRiffiy exceed th0so " any previous
| year he note. an incrcAso by slp,o
! - ulp,nlD in the Imports Di auri.
cultural products during tho drst ton
months under the present law, but
,nphn'l2ea the fact shat the in.
crcarc was confined largely 20 articles
hNt computing with home products,
sHch a. sugar, tea, cudru, elc. At tho
s'W' Time changes la rates have
tnvctud the imr1ftntiou N pg1Iuc.s
WnloA may hu uuddrsd AZ houc,
speaking " the inspection VI meat
iot deportation the secretary says:
'out people demand something mos,
uthu protection fnum communicable
diseases. In most, N not all. tho
European Countries inspectors, accord.
ing To- thri. reoDrl-. freely pas frr con.
sumption The Neat N animals alvctn-
WIN foot uni mouth diseases, plriiro-
pneumonia aud flmil1r diseases.
which, according "a the views aud
customs " this county, must be- con.
uemnui. Bui
MEAT FuH TlE roHEiQg MARKET
ls Inspected the same ~ that d,algrcd
ior home C1nsumptiun. La tbis rripft.
~ IN uther, we have met oliertinu1
raised 10 tho American rr8ductr. and
net ouly rrmovr tho cause, hut gone
h.youi whit was asked rs cur critics,
Up 70 the hrit ~ October thufu were a
total oi l,blh,Hll animals inspected,
oi,b's care Uses OF hogs were examined
mlCru'c1plCilly, and the total number
condemned was hut 1902
ihc secretary earnestly recommends
thht Congress ~ asked a. make an Ar
prppfintlon sufficiently largo n eK.
lenu the Inspection. lie estimates the
l1sars 70 pork rslHcrs during the Iast
Ten yCau, owing 10 tho prohibition ~
foreign countries at an hgi,fcgat. OF
over s21u, 100000. The iuspcctiou 81
Imported animals has been tleidly
maintained. Tho result has been Id
materially reduce the los.cs resulting
roma lack Of ventilation, oycfcrowd.
ing aud weak fittings on vessels. Tho
secretary points out that for over
year there has been no well nuthentl.
c2iud cnse Of plcuf0.pnanm0niA In
American cattle exported 10 foreign
cOunirle1.
lie regards II as highly desirable
that people o. foreign countries should
be iul0rmod ot
OUR RESOURCES
aud facilities Tor supplying their wants.
The secretary deems Il the Iutv IL his
department 10 keep the farmer fully
Informed pfiho markets Tor yopis AMI
Just what their value h..
Tie c0ngHiuiatrs the country upiu
the success 0f tho experiments IA tho
extraction uf sugar from sorghum.
Note with Satisfaction the general md
growing Interest shown by all clAss-s
ln The cause OF agriculture. eEpr,ssss a
desire Cor closer oo-opnrati0n brtwsrn
the various educational hsccs la tho
country fpr the nuvAnccmrn. Of ptar.
Teal agfieultuts. mad urges that tho
slender threat connecting ghe depart.
mcut With the agricultural ssl
stations Boz strengthened.
Ia rcviuNiu. tLu work of the diy!.
sion N curWistry wish f-f-rrur, 70
the sduliesatilu IL foods, the fecrstsry
cmphaslass especially the adult.rN.
llons oi coffee, which are found 70 ~.
tend 10 q large percentage, not only
OF ground csiloc, hut Of cnii.r hcnns.
wholly artificial beans having been
Introduced into mo market. In large
measure The artificial hosus arc he.
ported, and the secretary urges TIA,
their use la thls country bu absoilie.y
prohibited.
Touching tAe e1pt rinenu in pro.
ducing min, he states briefly that they
have been made, but ho has no data
YET ht hand which would Justify hiHi
IN making any clnciusiUus ON tho sab.
Ject