The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31
AMERICAS ExpoHrs
Find u Ready sails IN Great BrltaIn-ThS
Quality Of the Goods Unsurpassed.

Find u Ready sails IN Great BrltRln-Iho
Quality Of tho Goods Unsurpassed.
wAsHlSsroN, August SO.2Ths mar.
kets for United States products in
Great Britain are reviewed in detail in
recent consular reports. Cattle from
this country are reported from Liver
pool rs superior to the native cattle, the
latter including many immature aud
young animals slaughtered for food and
also 4 great proportion OF old animals.
Consul Neal at Liverpool reports, how
aver, that tho sheep from the United
States aud other countries don't COM
pare iavorably with tina British, lacking
taste and tenderness and isis suggested
by experienced men that thia might bo
greatly improved by shipping the sheep
younger, say one to two years old.
It il suggested by the trade in tho
Liverpool district that American to-
bacco DO packed thoroughly dry whom
intended for consumption there aud hi.
together free from either heated OF
bulk.hoated leaves.
Large quantities OF apples arc rs.
ceivnd from various countries on the
continent OF Europe, but the imporla'
tons appear to be regulated by the size
Of the apple crop in the United States.
American glucose and starch arc not
ne valuable in tha LivcrpoO! district as
tho product from Germany and llol.
land, though in good demand through
low prices, and in some portions OF tho
district tho glucose Importation is OK.
clusiyuly from tue UnitGd States,
Consumers depend to largo extent
on the importalions OF bacon aud hams
principally from tho United state, aud
Canada. Tho strongest objection lnadO
by tho Liverpool trade to hog meats
packed In the United States is that Of
insufficient curing.
The provision trade association sug.
costs absolute prohibition OF export OF
filled cheese from tho United States, and
greater care In the manufacture OF tho
best, so as to equal tho Canadian pro.
duct.
The consumption Of American CANNED
meats is falling of and that OF Australia
increasing, due largely to relatively
too high prices OF American goods.
Consul Neal recommends that tho
United Statos make more OF the finer
grades for export to cOmpotO with other
supply sourceI.
In the Hull diitrcta tho American
cigarettes arc regarded as tho bost in
the market
America furnishes tho entire foreign
cattle supply for tho Glasgow district
nnd the condition in which tho animals
land Is regarded rs highly satisfactory,
tho only complaint being that they AFRO
"undn ~ fat, noccsstating waste In tho
shops. American horses arO aCCuiOd Of
being more Liable TO catch fatal colds
soon after landing on account OF the
damp climate, aud with being unable to
stand tho wear aud tear sustained by
Welsh or Irish horses.
Consul Morse. NJ Glasgow, reports
that over 50 pOr cont Of tho whole
wheat supply thorN is imported from
this country. Tho unilO1 States also
loadsin tho importation OF Indian corn,
flour, starch and hams. Glasgow tobau.
GO dealers charge deterioration Of tho
American product ON account OF tho
producers aiming more at Quan tity
than quality aud not giving az careful
attention Us formerly 10 pickingand as.
sorting.
Tho demand Tor American corn Ia
worry light ut liolia't, tho Black Sea pro.
duet being ptOlorrod. In canned moat'
for that consular district tho United
StatUB hnB no competitor. Tho charge
Ia made that American ham Ia too
heavy aud tho meat too rich. Tho 10.
mutation Of American lard Ia also at a
discount, II being asserted that II Is
tanporod with on both Sidu' Of tho At.
lanliC. Merchants At BUlia1t bitterly
complain Of tho alleged deception n
American shippers Of apples, aud tho
Canadian applcs arc accordingly grow.
Ing In popularity
Tho nax,ced trade Of tito UnilOd States
with Great Britain Ia reported Ms very
seriously Affected by irregular Weights
Of packages imported into tho Kingdom.