New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-10

800, 500; France, sll0'o.5sl Germany, s0.oa4-
ooO Belgium. s4,0il,s42: those from the United
States. sc. so3. c37 Consul Baker remarks:
rns movement, Of trade for The last year between
Iiets very remarnaD eSii'p,s sos Compared Win
with this country has gone back to the figures Of
twenty years ago In regard to The inlpors from the
merely In lines OF goods In whc we have Assumed to
compile with other countries. bat t'lns!ly in such
having quit: destroyed the market for many things
for wIich We have had pretty much the exclusive
rade.
II Is not, however. TO he assumed that this very
decided decrease IN shipments OF articles OF prims
n son "A have hare to r. scs S 'fI liner
mar"s The sring'ncy OF the liquidation through which
The Republic has Leen passing and 20 soon as the
confidence It Is safe 10 predict that there will BE-
corresponding increase In the foregoing lines OF I'm
Until We have close and regular steam intercom-
nunication more Intimate business reiaro.s ~ mes
international banking facilities and more satisfactory
system OF rndecredi's. Il Is useless for US TO at
counties Of Europs, ali Of which arc thoroughly
ppd for the ssUe;s in %"s rspsa' ,h that we
terms on the same credits and with equal prompti'uds
Win Other o % ipd h. even s WHEN cu WE
task Of changing course of trade which has for years
boon cmphaiically settling toward Europe.
In regard TO the Argentine display at the Coium-
lIan Exposition Mr. Baker writes:
largo portion Of the articles nicely arranged are
now on preliminary exhibition here and are Inspected
aaiy by large and interested crowds While ther:
exhibits which must especially attract attention at
wao r pb s s2m eso of B OF SrsanSe es
woods. the spec linens IT minerals. the native vince.
The nlcrno woods OF this country are noted all over
the world for their fine fibre. strength and elasticity
acnrer to see for himself wi What 't the Argentine Re-
public can produce. The woods in nm almost endless
ey Of De n and color n w be nr na, to
Juan. Mrndoza Cordoba and Rioia. though not ytt
sSs ma gooa se r r Their sa
10 tic fr mt ~ n rkc of the worl til greatest
pf wooen fabrics made here in Bnenos .Ayres with
texture and finish which secured them the gold molal
ut rho recent exposition Of Paris and Berlin.
The report offers o clear exposition OF the fnan.
cia condition and prospects OF the Government and
declares that the finances Of the country have not
improved In any respect during the last year. In
conclusion the Consul says
Between bankruptcy this SIDE of the water and
Of the Argentine Republic cannot Just be con.
sidcrcd otherwise than critical Let US trust that
slnhar,assmenss Of the Government; f. moving io,
d industry and in nearly iii branches Of trade il
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lion Of public affairs. to say nothing of the low ebb
people have made great progress during the last
year In extrcating themselves from the consequences
OF the crisis. in accommodating their affairs TO the
depreciation OF values and In the organization OF
business upon gold basis. There Is no doubt that
tr situation has greatly improved I'm these respects
and that the outlook is fun Of cncoura cement. Every
where are 10 be seen the signs Of Increased and In
creaslng industrial development and activity. and
thore is better tone and more buO, ant spirit in all
business movements. These are the ultimate and the
lns hope OF the country. and while they continue TO
Nve such promises 10 The future there need be
fear that the Argentine Republic will not somehow
rise superior to its troubles.