The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-11-19
IIFlY PER- crNT.
Loss IN the Exports Of German Goods
to the United States.
some of the 0eIman Papers Suggest
kaisins imp1rt Daties 10 i.staliate H.
pcclaiy Ia the Matter OF sugar-A
Most Favored Clause tiolafed.

Wtsniso ron. Nov. II Consul Moa-
aghan. u Chcmintz. in a report TO the
.,late department IN Ucrmanys exports
10 the United States says Germany
is alarmed. Exports 70 the United
States are droppilg OF. Nothing 30
nlannlng has appeared in 20 years
Anerica uhe always the best customer
In many lines OF manufactures. In
the September quarter Of lsD6 II
consular distric.s ssnt 10 the
uulsed States goods amounting
20 af.fsifit IN the same quar-
Ter In ls95 ths same districts
sent S5lsg ~. The avcrage loss all
over the empire Is nearly so per cent
In many caacs this indicates much
moro than mere money lo.scs to our
rcvcnucs Il indicates adiminution In
exports from this cmplrs due 10 tho
Dingley bill. The public is told to put
little confidence In newspaper reports,
even II accurate. Each issnc urges In
telllgcnt effort 10 retain the United
states market
Consul Monaghan quotes from n
paper which says that some Of the fall
Ing on Il due 70 the rush Of goods TO
get ahead Of the Dingicy law, but adds
that uermany must suffer severe Losses
on nccount of the tariff bill. some
papers suggest raising import duties
70 retaiiatc especially in the matter Of
sugar
One paper says: "wc can break on
now because Of Americas insiderate.
almost hostile action and attitude The
mosi favored clause has been violated
The universal opinion favors rctalia-
lion. We nsc. but we do not need
American meats. cotton, corn and pc
troleum. We must ilght her inch BY
iech over every line o. goods that
90 ont Into markets 10 meet
OurA The government must BE- given
full power 20 put rcprisals in opera
tion. When The reich and landtags
get together this fall ways and means
must BE- foand for forcing the United
States from IL prcscn. position We
must wait and zee how much damage
Mr. Dingley'a bill has done ar will do.
Mr. Mckinley's bill was ~ had In its
way n DinglryA IL did little real
damage
The paper next counsels against
hasty action and adds ''The CONSCIOUS.
ness that We can count upon weapons
with which 10 make war aggressive OF
orIrnnive. Il enough now Corn. cotton
.RTtrolenm they must sell II is not
FlAih 'thkt We must buy from them
ID. India and Egypt are as near u
They havc cotton and petroleum.
~ will wait Not timld, bccause
nly way 70 have effect on Amcri'
y ~ n display Of sharp teeth
snl Monaghan says The above Is q
llnstration Of newspaper feeling
rInAny regarding the loss of trade,
10 says that every effort Il being
4 % make up for the loss o. mar
IN The United States By incrcas
\ trade In every other part of the
orId
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE Behrine
1rn nrcting. In which representatives
ofGrcAt Britain. Canada and the Unit
"a States have participated. came 10 q
close Tucsday night. The seal expert,
making = unanimous report concern
Ing The conditions Of The seal herds
and the diplomatic reviews Of the re
spoctive governments reaching an un
dersianding b. which they hope at I
later day 10 effect final adjustment no
only of the liehring sea question bu
u other pending border controversies
For The present. however. no final &C
ton was taken A. TO the suspension o
>pcihesc scaling.