The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
TKADE WITH MENICO.
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Galveston. Texas. June q General
Passenger Agent Murdoch OF the Mexican
Genital and George A. nm of the same
road were III the city today in behalf Of
Their plan for building up closer trade L.
hut ous with MeA.co. Il par, of the plan
'"ng an excursion OF business men and
others TO the ss,or republic the early
part OF next month. 10 II reporter Mi
MuraocA SAID;
our mission TO Texas is to smphasze
and 4hos to ,he people OF TeNns III, sim
PIE conditions under which trade WITH
MoNico can be dcveioped. We wish fur
Ihtr 10 i"luee texans OF m ans 10 70 10
NJ y o ',ld see lar IN. m-e YES tiIr on ~
tunti,s when aanlt tar w..I-hnoNn
enterprise anu push.
'Ainer,anS an taking % per cent c.
the mauuiactures oi hcNicp. We .ir
Ia. sing uur products aud manuiactui- ne
tililn Oh ii si,vuf basis. We are s.,.ins
tn.ui 20 you ga d gold nasis. Ncii oa.i
SIC III. .niereuce IA return America
.urnisa ls Mex 20 win but IL PEI cont ui
her Imports lhs is Wrong. his
condition winch We 'ilops' TO change to the
hrtjeimcHi h IN of Mexico and the nited
States. ltuw successful we sta.l be de-
lends upon the encouragement ", reeve
III our nilsson
"ihe list OF imports which .heA.co
takes from ne tinted States ma! i.
summarized ~ the naming of lew urti-
clcs. The main commodity S petrplc um.
Agricu.turAl implements. i. wees ana tax
t.c iabr.cs constitute another small part.
But the BUSINESS done by the United
Si.ties is no, what 4 shon.d be. W,re
naiis bnrp.d VIE. galvanized roofing.
imported ,lircrt from Europe. 1t is irtie
that The i'i.lod STATES docs q l.t.le bu...-
ness in druggists suudr rs and furniture
ana various sunir.,s. bat not enough at
fils, Ia No a. had tf.l.u.. cl Tho
EUROPEAN dealers The Mex can mer-
rhnnts doing business IN MeSito are
ch .hy from Europe England e>copi''i.
7 lie major Inft arr, oil established md
conservative INNS. ;hore IS 10 prejudice
AGAINST American go H. a. one wou'i
naturally suppose. Ca the contrary, they
prefer lliem. iiut the pr"' conditions
are srch ihti ihose VINO purchase tho m
ARE compelled Ia 10 - under -Ond Tons
wei nigh prohihtor, This docs NOT mp
ply to he import duties, witch are the
same as from Eurornn countries. i'nt
The ioNhic comes about through the
American merchants insisting upon DO up
hus ness Up n certain manner not accept-
abe to tine NeNicuns. rhe Amer ran mrr-
ouo familiar win the sinnish nnguase.
I he representatives of large y merriam
noiser dong business IN Mes. .,le com
pcIl"d to employ interpreters. which - OF
rrursr unsatisfactory AZ around. TIES Is
II very undesirable condition. Those IT, MS
as 81 ruiz are unlnmil nr with Tie rates
ri freight, tho methods OF MAKING ont
Wouer nNo'c's and p".kns, To various
goods which arc in demand.
AN of thrse ELECTIONS are aiisl gS<iullY
comrattsd hy the Europnn house,, Whose
agents OF tho ground N" posses Il If
fiI,I authority to act Furtherm mr. ifns
canvass the trade closely AMI Their puo
iai,ons on goods are always m; e / - b.
IN Mey' o, subject to r"cihmaiions AMI
sc;tlcm mt there. OF course i1'y on.y II
husig.,ss With respou- bic houses. ON tie
other hNrl The average imori IN 'u'os-
mAn : procure to quote only thirty or
- it days me with gord, ~ rh'pprs
Now : TN. AM rirnns were rrp,as 'nl''l
by ~ nGt1hlc brokers AZ Tamp'co, Vera
cruz. Cilhd raiirio pn1 ard ~ lnsr
tbs "cn iiiion which - strongly m. gates
ucnirsi fEo stat gould not OBTAIN The
br 'tors would 10 X after tho transfer Of
,,roia Hnd 't.ir w1rS would rgiuil; Ia ~
avoidance Of penalties which nncru' from
incorrect e.ns'l'fr !n,',n'N an athrr I'M
tine ninnH'al s'audlng IF Mey'rn
NOR. fruits ~ not reuorlri hy 0i'hcr Dam
or Tradaiira'g AZ Tho same 'm". Nmrr-
icnn me, 'hanis ,aN find on' The hpnnc ~
10, irnflng inau r,es - tho leaIug htfNs
wh',h IRE a'0lys willing to iahe th''r
rnnor ~ rci:eeount = II Gao ther"te'"
IL soon nat rho ui','sfion Of ir1dc lfn' v"on
tho n't,1 state an1 MoN'eo as well ~
S,nih Amer can Countries. r,n he "a y
r-lv.d hy iut9liF ~ Investigation ara
correct met hofis at tpifiE ''l7 I~st af'bii-
ting 20 ~. NrXi an STANDPOINT
''rie M'N'onu 'cnirnl. rs Vol as -"
,aonic ~ NJ. en- tx rxtr4'fielv pnN mug
far stssmslA Inc r,r roth fre'Hh' and
ras.anrers between the PORTS of Calves
io, rnd 1nmnioo, Tine clir - Galveston
would be Immediately honr1'e1 hr tho %
,,li .hfntnt of srch a li.c. vhirh ronl
'oH ~ mn'e'v 80 mo ,rsilh' shr' iN .
rrivoatcn rf AFRO supply nous hv the
in'nielr, r,nnufg inTr2 7on"nrn< ~ IN"
North. Mexi~b 20 nov irk'ng larr
amounts OF vhoni corn. cotton IN wool
from The united Staics. aud th7rr 's 10
renran Why the hul's of NJ trade shon'd
not rnss through tho unlf ports Of tho
Irr'fol sues and Ncy''o.
"Tho - vican Central - snnHf"orn" -
avs~y my rcss.ho 70 hnild M those
tr,ie Tnlai'ons. Whom We ahan hit'
o-~orstr7i-l The prcriunif.es Tor 'rr "
trrrr. --a. '.-',e 10 rom cur fn'l r"Nari
MIR Mi,,,lork VIII i0nv' ih's Afternoon
Tor points n The Inferior
FAVORABLE 10 NrwsrApN''s
Referring TO IN. JOINT traffic ruiins
winch rcs,ric.s ldvorii.ing 20 bona f'dr
newsr ~. re OF genuine c'rcrliti)n, az
Essiorn aaihoTiy says
"Thl, ~ ruling favorable % ever
newspaier in The land as well ~ TO
ennIoye.. and orc that sill meet witt we
arnrov,l of all publishers II makes !ssl,l.
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