The historic times. [volume] (Lawrence, Kansas) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05
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The Agreement Likely OF Lead to- ga: Ex-
r eehsfve fTrade Between the Two MAJ
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f. BEERR11 i; Sept. 4.MgThe Reichsges-
;chaftsbIatt, publishes an order, to the
effect that the prohiih litioan7 Of the i'm
,portation Of SWINE, pork and sausage
Shall no Longer pc eniorced when, sttth
| live pigs or hog products are furnished
/ with official certificates stating that
| they have been examined III accordance
I with American regulations and found
free from qualities dangerous to health
1.-THE chancellor has Sent Instructions to
lD'the, proper officials that the, order be
f1 given Ii im nm date effect S4 an SnfVom
WAs IA taR41oSS,I A) Sept Al mseetettty
I Rusk1a yesterday received offfiiciaf notice
that the German Goysieernrdett Ia rraafsed
the en- embargo = on a. itan pork. The
agree agree ment relatiYe to the admission OF
/ pork into IN many vas Signed at cape
! Nay Po5ifnt about ten days aS6tPy but at
| 'thi the request IF the German government
T the fact was Whitfield frd5m The 2puhic
press press unfit official action e6ufd be taAken
/ BY the Homo gE3G2 Yaearnn4ent !THYnf fpd
. The agreement hot oohly pt6 3fdeS Tor.
| the adinissioh Of AmefiGan,7 porn to,
T Germany but also al 0trds to the U ffted
I States the Same tsthed6le with. refer
0enncee To, farm prod q cts as that en- oyed
/ BY Russia Secretary .RfsiznisFi t6nfi1
3dienit itffftatt' He VIII Soon bes4able t5sx
| tend the market for corn BY intr0dhe.
Ping II into 7Ger1nany as an articles Of
II food in the. place Of rye, the crop of
Which iii Germany is this year exceed
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TO Berlin and lay the matter lSefore the
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F 9WKsHfaG Sept q. 1sThe removal
+ Of 1 Restrictions on HAmerieah pork Shy
Gerffian ny MEANS millions! While the
I 1fer1aaf1i decFee6f J1fn9 25J1Sga,3 ia terms
tfaxcepted ham 1aadbbacon from the pro-
2Fhibftion, the 5ex ports of these products
1dec1fned from 80, 155,5O7 In 1881 to $3.50
1885 in fsssm IN the year ended June &c.
+ 1893, ethet EXPORTS were Increased TO a
2 t6taf or ST. 4e9., esB,n but the exports of
dqard HfeH abotfF 9S1 10, GEO. tn March,
'ttSSS, came the deeree 1eEel uding bacon
I lana Hams, and In the year ended Jane
1880. b18S4r the total EXPORTS Of bacon
4 Amounted TO SsOz. 1892 ana f6fb hams to
4 fS59j id 1855 the same iterhs "a mounted to
I SFsf, 100 and oS2e respectively y. in 1881 to
fFs155,6fS and i$e5;T1h 1882 To $50 $50 and
lPS4S.1 5; nin1fS9O9 To aSf4s,gEfNhad oSf2,s4i.
4 That an Us American pork bacon and
4 HAMS IN whatever aqANe found their
sewayno overwhelmingly niCsihce u March
d1en9a1ss8,t ai9ton esplained by ID the
factEb BhSS 1sachT &c products are
r admitteH into certain ports to be trans.
4 ported dfitIer government regulations
'ioanda saP erHfsion 4oosher 4sea-going YES
sells for consumption on ship board.
The e kp6fts OF uBaeon1 from the United
n States to England Including scot
4 1and orc Freland2Hin the year entitled
lJtfne &c, 1889, am 6unted8 to S5A 40al 1914,
I anu the t0ApOFUS Oh 'AdIhS' 10 f1~soSo4ooV.
d9In thety ear eHfed June SO, $780, Ethe
figures were: Bacon, S3t2f7A 2e4P hmms.
SIS, $50, 329 England has never excluded
the pork Of pbrk products 81 the United
r States II Not bhf9 have A1nerieaf ID far m
7 ers been deprived by the ar bitrafy ac-
ton of Germ any Of a m arlse for pork,
I hams and bacon, am onntitg on the avr
r erratgfe to at least $4,000, 900 per anndm,
r tdfudFfhfg fheT lSst eight years, But the ex-
7 eftsi6r of these qpr6ducts has in juri6us.
tFiyn Affected the exports OF American
larf1s to that country SFro87 ed 5G"3