New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22

whn Is ,sS deal in ne coons e saSs
70 use In their cooking.
same material. and looks exactly like H. IL IA
eaten very much In Japan especially In the sum-
:, A,ntImony Is found in great quantities in japan
Of sxpor ws M We have one OF he rra
source, Of the worlds supply Of that product.
Try II Is nearly 4 not quite all in fancy and orna;
OF Is Of the aa
q, titles to Indie. England and China. Next to coal
facture OF copper and bronze product we have all
the improved machinery. There are two principal
H ERHSF mines In japan one OF THESE being at
"our vegetable wax Of which l see ,55ol catties
product Of the south OF Japan, Kyvshyu. 1t is an
extract extra from the fruit Of trees e, It'd Is d rather him.
the palm and Its branches The fruit Is pressed
ass ISea IN h the IN
exported In the refined state In blocks OF CUBIC
candle"
JAPAN's GREATEST EXPORT TRADE
Taking up with much interest the question of silk
manufacture and cxporta.ion from japan. Mr..
Miyagawa said SILK is. OF course the chief export
from Japan. This industry has been developing in
all Its qualifications The United States ana
France the principal countries using our SIX
The Tama silk is made from double cocoons. the
NOShi q special
quality. and In fact waste although observe that
In the classification Noshi and waste are put down
Country in large quantities for use goods Of
inferior quality As for the pierced cocoons those
its way and as this means the cutting of the
thread. the product is. OF course an ihleror one,
more re difficult
"By feathers. suppose is meant down for mot
AS for teas. they are all brought eh from the
interior OF Japan and are hred IN 1okohama, ~.
fire iq
The terms basket and pan fire teas depend mosty
the pam Me'' The 6ancha tea Inferior grade
There is large expectation Of 1 Sus is ne'p conn r
parstively new manufacture in japan Last year
visited the prnePn SgPe man he
made The work is done wholly by han hand the the
p principal e seat of the is saka The
work is done mostly by children OF rom e'sn. ~
fn s OLD ID Tnsy Bai iA along
family BY SO much S In the Shch Us drawn in
and VIII call NH slG 9Ssn ey SsEs
color to An aaS o Sh and WV viii i" twist
around the warp accordingly In inoia tnt h ca upi
The material in this manufacture is jute or cotton
and sometimes wool or silk. o.s ,h,ch ara
used almost wholly by foreign residents me n, Jap
use the hemp or cotton CARPETS Oh b 10
mating is two inches thick. Is heavily padded win
straw and is very soft and yielding to walk upon
Pix the Sr hasS,f EXPORT Is at
and also believe pTnied This : done at Peter to
this country is very large there having been op-
serve ss47ls dozen imported here from Japan last
year There is also large expectation III DdiHDoo
| to this country.
A WIDE MARKET FOR COAL.
Japanese coal is now being consumed all over
| the East, even far away as India. II Is USED
along the coast of China. in the Philippines at SIN
gapore and in Java. l; is all bituminous. We are
| Utah nd
| from the Eastern market. We have all the I'M
proved machinery for mining the coal, and II Is an
interesting point to note that are beating out
ImnoTiea by ~ Japan chefS from England
say here also that our cotton GOODS nanuactu'e y
| chinery and now are beating The English there
| in our sales of these goods -. E.. Co., r,r,,.
I'VE would be selling coal today IN san san, ran IN
CISCO which, believe gets Its supply NAM rs pg
ap irHm coa Would sell in San
at very remuneratve prices only Tor the ENORMOUS
S Ho on the distance but necessary now to
charter a steamer especially Tor me peipOsgg A.
cisco cisco when bringing coal there from Japan, we
tie trade Win a TIE hs. rn slsm s Nes
York city through the s suez hS Ssna from japan is
new hs Item S our foreign eli MY ra6 6eiOs least
extends back only FIVE or six years 4, may De IN,
same apanese gardeners complaining long
Of the scarcity Of lily bulbs in Japan In consequence
which sxpOrted from , sDpo,s to ,h nis
| are imported here for paper-making
LAS for our tobacco leaf II is not so good as pro
| duced In this country, and am told that while
II IL not good enough be used alone II Is exce-
lent for mixing with better goods the result being
highly satisfactory know that japanese tobacco
| take IL that Il is brought in here for the same
| use The Japanese article has not suf1cientiy
| good favo The climate and soil OF Japan are not
| suited TO the best product .
| I'm Japan getting TO be great consumers
| OF cigarettes and we import them from the United
| states The American Tobacco Trust is doing a
verv large business In cigarettes IN iokohama ne
| leaps and bounds. Addiction to luxury Is develop
ing in Japan and cigarettes one OF the luXurles
| which is growing there In use. The Japanese are
great cigarette smokers; they prefer cigarettes 10
| cigars
| NO FUTURE HERE FOR THE J1NRlksHA.
Speaking Of the jinr!ksha. the Consul said, laugh
ing: Il see that twenty-six of these vehicles were
| imported here last year ! do not know whether
| that If due TO the Worlds Fair at Chicago or the
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