Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-15

49,, n,it,tn ana irsland's proportion
49,. IL, No wofld'a production %
~. lr.u had sunk tom f'.N' p.i 'th.
100 ,Srr cont. while on the uthtt mana
no United states has inc!eniel us
proportion " output NOM ioi p'' ''"'
70 .r sO' ,lp',iuction Of IRON ore Is also dis
,,,.t.a la n Fable which shows that tho
st.lr,s-s anuuni production on ron ORC
DO, az. trrti"1 st1fss in the period lsHl-
Ri ,vns "a ees 600 tons against lA4l'ulD
toms In Great Britain ana Ireland: "
$4,000 Zoo GCrmaufi '''iN'V'V ." 'i'''
and 2.G5i.000 IN France. &c.. ,,.,.-
sui C1rrtabir says that ihe annual rro-
duction of irun ore In 1I, az W WI
ort fr,ian1 has decreased from i'NHe-
0G1 tnrs In isit-9i 90 i2,2flulo tons 20
tsqt.ns. while the production on tht
United states which Tor lNl.9 aNet-
aged i.ia2.0l0 tons, aN fas.d 'V''
yer annum ln The period or ..,t
The average annual ouiput &" ,.,l
by Great britain aud ireland dnfiis
the isii.15 period q Rlv ts l-..'
600 toms ausiuat tSf.eiH.nN TONS ~ hA-
mum in the tspt-aj prrind' q inNnL
l.G5O.0 900 tons In tho isti-t' rcHo,l tal
VI .0ss 900 per hnuuin w 'h' l,'l-'.
period. while nat y ne unil. ,i,.,..., \.
] Is given at t5.lsl0Q0 tons Vet ahnu'u pm
M ts;i-5b pariod and 40 aii'vo i1A'
,,, ennup, 4, ihs iNsi-ei pcrio1.
c5inmsntInr on thia C'uful Conc
apnr.rs IN. earlier period % thu. up.
p,ars thst Great Britain and Ireland
supplied "a per cen; " tht Wlr.d .ii
I output. bui 40 she present only 70 urr
| csui. grrmlny IL per cent. while th'
| United states has advanced from II 10
nearly 90 per cont
/ cotton for the United states ana On 10
/ britain ls given by periods ls flr hl q
| as 1890. showing thlt while Great Hnt.
] aims consumption of cotton lncuus. j
| issi-l0 10 1901 ,oo1 per aunum ln is1i-pi,
! thtt u the United States Increased
| from an avsrag, " alG.0lo per aunum
| In tSlt-fO 10 5.tl200O per auuum ln ihli-
/ o. since $50 uys Consul Cuntta-
| bic. "ureat Britaiu'H consumption u
/ cotton has Increased by nne-fourih.
/ while that OF the res. % Europe ma
| tho United States has doubled"
! Commenting upon the table showing
/ the growth 20 railways in The icading
/ countries Of the world. Consul Cousia-
] BILE says. IL lH estimated that durlng
l The period OF 30 years between 1870 and
1895. thc lenEih " Wilwly lines In
/ Great Britain has Increased by about
nine thousand klilmciorl, In Russia hy
| about 1850 klllmstrri. ga Germany
| by 1854 klllmrteri and iu France by
| Ass kllumrt,rs. while la the tnitrd
| stttca the Increase u moro than 2Qi 900
| kIllmrtrrs that o.. nearly siEht dimes
lH griat a. ihat Of Germany ami TWEEN
/ ty-ihr~ timts a. great az that Of
Great Britain and Ireland"
The estimated average yearly produc'
lion ~ wheat In Germany, the United
states, thc british colonies and De-
| psndUucles f0r 40 nations shows. ar'
/ curdlnE 10 Consul c1natahle'a analysis
"rhr United States produces nearly
ont-nflh. the British colonies some
what moro than 0ue-clghth ana Ger
| many loss chan ons-twcntioth Of thi
total production OF wheat Throughout
the world"
Tho table showing the average year
| ~ output of gold ami silver FOR Gur,
many. the United States and the Brit
lsh colonies ami dependencies IL an,
nlyzed by Consul Constable In q single
aeuicnoo. In which he says;
Thus the United states and tn
british colonies together produce some
what more than 0ne-half Of the toti
annual output % gold. and nearly one
half the annual output Of filvel
throughout The world"
A further analysis ~ the table lndi
Gates that the United States alone pro
ducea about % per cent % the gold o.
I
The total commerce Including I'm
ports and exports u given IN pound
sterling grrlt nriain and TffsinndI
annual average fir isu.G was G7a
sss.sg pounds; for isai,es $50 100 90
pounds. Germany isst.N angGii n
poundrs FOR isli-pi. as2.I57.757 pounds
The United states issi-sj. 800. ai7. al
pounds; for iNgi-PS. 90 800. lf1 pounds
Commenting upon these ngurea Con
nul Constable says
Thus during this period Great nrlt
alma trade has Increased by slighil
more man 2is per cru. that ~ Ger
many and III United 2tttns Zach hy 4
per cent. while the trade % France haI
steadily declined, TNo volume NJ trad,
has, o. need scarcely Do said, incroasa
90 a much greater decree than 4 indl
oaf"d by those ntsrrs, but owing Go M
almost universal similarity In IN,
prices ~ commodities the Increase II
value ~ exports and Imports has heei
less than mirht have been expected"
The percentage Of Increase ~ nanu
iauon IN TIE leading countries IL snow
IN Tho tables which m, lncrs4ns IL
population IN the United s'atoa dur
inE ihe last ten years a. q per cent
the hrltlah colonies and dependenrls
increased r. per cent; Germany ie pr
cont; Russia n ner cauti gr,at nrit
| al 80 NHf"''h - co.