Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-28
The WORLDS TRADE
y,,o,sbly lInusnced by The Eltclien
Of Mckinley.
,uE REPORTS From EUROPE
Il, budget Of Loneon News Society
Iyenis-Music--Ih'a real
PEI formances.

,..ot the Associated Press have been
making inquiries in various British
and Continental trade centers as 10
,bs effects upon trade already traceaole
IN the result. OF the presidential cleo
uop. These Inquiries have been made
aiming the leauing export houses, ut
,hs American consulates and OF the
anger rwaIding agents.
In England the incrense In the num-
tsr of invoices presented for authenti.
o,iion at all the consulates in the hrst
r,st after the election OF Mckinley
mas more marked than during the
,sconu and third weeks. But the III.
crease for the second and tlird weeks
aver the same period In October was at
many consuiates over so per cent.
Among forwarding agents there fs
the general belief In good times abroad,
many Of them having siDce November
made contracts for largo amounts OF
cubic space.
Exporters and large commission
houses report greatly increased activity
which they expect TO continue Tor
anne time. American stocks OF ury
souds, etc., have been allowed to fall
very low. The winter buyers, due
shortly, are expected to order heavily.
In Dublin, the election OF Mohin.
ley has been very cordially received
by the exporters. There 10 everywbeIe
noticeable a general expectation OF I'M.
proved trade duripg 1897.
This feeling 10 based in part upon
the insurance OF . policy OF con.
uuuity in monetary affairs and partly
upon tue indications OF the past lew
weeks OF returning prosperity in the
United Slater. One lsrge exporter,
however, qualities this generally held
opinion by saying that "in,ernatioual
lrsJe Is dependent upon 20 many Hue
tuatipg qualities that no absolutely
safe predictions can be- laid down rs to
tue iuture."
THE FEELING IN FRANCE.
In Paris the Increased shipments to
the United States has been marked
and considerable since election. The
indicrlions In trade circles arc that the
exports turing the next few mOnlhs
will be heavier than for long time past.
This arises partly from the fact that
many orders for merchandise had
been given by American fmpoftsfs
Conditional upon tue election OF Mr..
Mckinley aud that good many
others had been Withheld until the re-
suit was known.
Another cause assigned for the actual
and prospective Increase IN French
trade with the United States Ia that
inls widespread anticipation In France
OF ap increase IN the tariff creates the
idea that money will be saved by large
shirmenis Of French goods TO the
United States while the existing
schedules remain in force. So far as
can BIZ judged by the expressions Of ex-
rorters doing business through the
United States consulate ut Paris, the
satiefac,ion at McKinley's election,
which arises from his position on the
currency question is somewhat tenn.
Iefed by the fear that 1t will reauit IN
tam CHANCES prtjudiclal to the In
teresls OF French manufacturers and
producers.
SATISFACTION IN GERMANY.
In Germany, more particularly In
Frankfort, the defeat Of the Tree silyer
proposition has alsO been received with
subtraction. This is perhaps the more
natural at Frankfort, when 1t 10 re-
msmbefed how largely American
national railway and Industrial secari.
lies are held by all classes. A leading
Exporter writet: at 10 generally rscog-
MED that the financial policy which
thaii most fully secure to American
national finances psrmanency and
render the American people pros
Porous. will be- the policy moot con.
uucive to a healthy and legitimate
International commerce"
Al Dresden tine exporters, while Rc.
I'VE, are little more conservative In
expression. They go only so lar as to
admit that the fear OF the adoption OF
Asliver STANDARD has only been tenn.
poIatiiy dispelled. Even 30, interna-
uonal trade has already been bsne-
MED. But the uncertainty OF new
tAin schedule anu the fear Of extreme
tailn legislation combined with the
neliet that the silver battle will have
10 ue fought over again, win cause
merchants TO move very cautiously
aohg the lines OF exports and imports
iot some months to come.
Inc prevailing opinion among the
Exporters at Zurich and Geneva 10 one
suit.
MONEY FOR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
IL Is announced by newspaper
neie, In London, that the government
S VII uevote 100000 pounds (f5 ,O00,.
wv 10 The endowment OF Roman
No!hoiic university In ireland. This,
believed, In possibly one OF the
nlnss which the chief secretary OF
t,eiaad, Mr.. Gerald Baiiour, promised
A'' Timothy Heaiy for the Iatter's
support Of the governments land bill
lhs last session.
TEsTAMENTARY JOKE
on John Sloane, who In 1886 devised
-, umoer OF pictures and statues, etc,
, slosne MUSEUM, INDUCED in
ms'smentary Joke. He left three sealed
,upoostna u be opened by his execu,
WIS 10 1865. 1856 anu 1895. The Iast
IN . NV was oiened on Monday, and much
we chsgrin OF the executors who
,p'e'eu 10 make a valuable find IL
y, , IKE the previous cupboards empty
vi out vaiueless papers.
MONUMENT TO THE ARCHBISHOP.
~ me memorial to the late Atchbisbop
Thy .ssntefouty, DR.. Benson, is to take
tu, '9,n oil monument IN Csnter-
~ oa'hedrai aud the completion of
F0'hon OF Truro Cathedral.
SOCIETY EVENT.
me principal autumn visit OF ROYALTY
Hs principal aoclsty event Of The