The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-17
GERMAN IRON TRADE.
British Manufacturers Feel rhe
Competition keenly.
GERMAN TRANSPORTATION Low,
we-Srnen Thoroughly onpefeat ard
DisciplsneA and Fereien MARKETS.
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ton OF Blast Furnace Men. .be Bear6 %
Cancellation ard Arbitration fsr froa ard
steel workers e Northvra Eaxlan8. els.
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which visited thu different classes 81
works and made rAnorss az shafr std Eva
and conclusions az meetings er t0s en-
tire commission. which were held sYara
time 10 time daring sheIr 3aarney. POP
greater accuracy. all the farts ard s3a-
tiss3es embodied IN these esDsrss ~ ses-
committees we're referred back 70 ina
German and Belgium managers fa~ rare-
fnl revision so tAat tse collective renort "a
now paslishoa hy TIE British Iron rra8e
Assoeia lion. may be accented q S 1slsa,fga Ia
ana curra~t ia every Aasau
On its return 20 EnaIana thA commits
sion, As lt appears, found great sgr4culsy
sin agreeing aaan the dgaeeffans to h.
drawn from fha evidence rnls sss,8 = ans
the preface 70 The report apologize FOR iss
somewhat co3araess ehararTer. asa sa..
sesss that this win ia eosraenesseS fa~
hy the appendices Nhteh ga19ns4 tAe main
text ard give IN fuu the steaarrsl 3 s..
notes Of &he investigations rtss. ~ fhe
various works that were VISITED
li Is Impossible 20 cbn8eusa sifnfn he
limits Of = consular repar. nc contents
OF a pamphlet or seventy fsur closely
prinsed pages. which q Ifssff 3 esr8an.
der satien. but sorue ~ ~ conclusions.
which seem moss inferassfnz % Anssr,e,.
readers. may ba copclasty commanded.
X WAS found that. whereas r5raat Rrltstn
exported In 1894 about u5ners-fpra tfase4 a.
much pix .ron as llrasaHF. tae German
exports af Finished fran ana stefs were
80 "A 49,
United Kingdom, having increased ftis4y
= per cent. since tsa
Tha cost of fuel AZ the ruinn = about the
same Ia Germany as ia Great Britain
bat the Germans 5e1tFa an Important al
vantage fraaa shAir r7e al haf srfss.rsaf
PRACTISE 81 mating ccka rs retsrt evenr.
Rilh saving Of The saluaaie by-ares.fasts--
TaE. tar. RngueEia anI bAmHsse-av hieh e.
zhlee the coke 20 le aa.4 or CHARGED an
- the furnaces 81 q Tower cost thar Il
possible IN Hnglsad Nnere fha Ola waite.
fal "eAeaiga ovan svMtagu s.. vfsh 3 few
exceptions, ssiH aahefag fa
In Great rrftafa the nef~re- animal e,ns
lut o. a ooal rniuer : from sie 10 700 fcns
wheFraS IN Germany. tte averase Il
about - toas ser man. hat fhis fTarenea
Is largely cosatertafaaee1 nv sEe eo~ss.
What lower wages ~ the German ratns~s.
as well "a their great frarfahtflsr ara
stsaainess. The absence - strlkse ana ais-
oT3eEs. ard thu regularity sglfn Nhish
fhelr work Is carrisf on thrnanhoat ths
year
II respect 20 ore sgpaiw, Germany ccr-
sUn8 ln Isss iAeS 80 toms. ~ which p.
90 60 tens. or less than % per cant. wss
imported The native ores usrH Ia fse
Rhine provinces and wssfpEails ars fnsFss-
81 oe rs minette quality. which n FORT
ahauAantiy iH T8xsrgt harv. the SIasafa
valley ard Agsars-E.orratue gnsse ores