The rustler., 1891-09-11
THE BARS DOWN.
Germany Removes Her RoEtric-
tons on American Pork
OFFlcllL CERTIFICATES NECESSARY.
The AEreemeut Ilksly - Lead o. An IN
tsnslse Trade net~een ths I've Sa-
tisns-secrstary nust HoPefui
Of Coru IaxorG

DERf4x. sept A-The Reichsges- I
chaftsblati. publishes an order TO The /.
effect that the prohibition Of the I'M
portation Of swine. pork and sausage
shall no lonrcr he enforced when such
live pigs or hog products are furnished
with Official certificates stating that
they have been examined In accordance
with American regulations and found
free from qualities dangerous 10 health.
The chancellor has sent instructions 10
thc proper officials that the order be
given immediate effect
wAsuISGToS. Sept A-Secretary
Rusl, yesterday received official notice
that the German government has raised
the embargo on American pork. The
agreement relative 20 the admission OF
pork into Germany was signed at Cape
May Point about ten days ago. but at
the request OF the German government
the fact was withheld from the public
press until official action could be taken
by the home government
The agreement not only provides Tor
the admission OF American pork into
Germany but also affords TO the United
States the same schedule with refer
ence to farm products rs that enjoyed
> by Russia. Secretary Rusk Is conh-
dent that ne will soon be able to ex-
tend the market for corn by introdue-
ing Il into Germany as an nrticle OF
food in the place of rye, the crop OF
which in Germany Is this year exceed
ingly short To this end he has In
structed his corn agent Col. C. J. Muir
phy, now in Europe, 10 proceed at once
10 Berlin and lay the matter before the
German government
EXTENSIVE TRADE EXPECTED.
WASHINGTON. sept 4.-The removn
Of restrictions on American pork by
Germany means millions. While thu
German decree Of June %, 1850, in term
excepted ham and bacon from the pro
hibition, the exports Of these product
declined from 81. 1bb. 5O' in 1881 TO sS5a'
$50 in 1852. In the year ended June &c
1883. the exports were increased 20
total OF 81. 400. 2s3. bnt the exports O
lard fell about sl40 900 In March
1881 came the decree excluding baeo
and hams. and in the year ended Jun
30. 1884. the total exports of baco
amounted 20 S2O7, ,sg2, and of hams
$50: in 1856 the same items amounted
sl2i, 100 and ssa. respectively; in 1887
sis5. .643 and SOS; in 1889 TO s50,6s0 an
s4s Is: in 1890 to si4s9l4 and Si2,s
That any American pork, bacon an
hams whatever have found the
way into Germany since Marc
q, 1883. Is explained by tt
= fact that such products Al
admitted into certain ports 20 he tran
ported under government regulation
and supervision to other sea-going We
sells for consumption on ship boar
The exports of bacon from the Unit
States to England-not including SEQ
land or Ireland-in the year end
June 80. 1859. amounted 20 S24.4He. "
and the exports of hams 10 -, 620,6'
In the year ended June 30. tsa0, .
figures were: bacon. S3l, ,41i, ,29l; han
s.. CSC. .320 England has never exclud
the pork or pork products of the I nit
States. Not only have American far
ers been deprived by the arbitrary I
ton of Germany of u market for por
hams and bacon, amounting on the Z
rrage to at least 50. 600, 900 per annu
during the last eight years, but the {
clusion of these products has injurio'
ly affected the exports OF Americ
lards TO that country.