Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-06

$1Oi, 759,7S4, and In 1895. by 1921, i1S,7S3.
Nearly every branch OF the manufac-
turing industries has shared In this
growth of sales to other parts of the
world, The exports OF agricultural I'M
plements. for instance, which In 1883
We're about S2,5O0,O0O in value. will, In
the year lSyS, be In round numbers So,
100000. Locomotive engines, whose ex
portation in 1888 was less than 100000
in value, will, in 1898, reach probably
N,0OO,OOO orders for more than $50 en-
gines having been placed with the
great manufacturing establishments
during the last two months FOR use In
China, Japan, Russia, Egypt, Austral-
asia and South America. Bar
Iron, Of which 100000 pounds
We're sent abroad in 1855, this year
ten million viii be exported Builders
hardware, the export of which in 1855
was valued at sl.4i2, 635, was in the last
fiscal year sll52,s36 in value. The eS-
ports OF cut nails, which in 1855
amounted to 1895. 664 pounds, viii in
1888, amount to more than 35,O00,0O0
pounds, an Increase of 200 per cent.
Wire nails have Increased over 1000
per cent, the exports of wire, wrought
6i7,07S pounds. while those of 1895 will
reach nearly, II not quite, 10000 900
pounds. Exports of Iron plates and
sheet. which in 1855 were less than one
million pounds will In this year amount
Of steel plates and sheets. which were
but 1919 pounds In loco will exceed
2O.OO0,0Oo pounds In 1898.
The total value of the exports of
manufacturers Of iron and steel which
in 1888 amounted to 81, 1000, 600 will IN
1898 exceed $65,0O000O. The exports OF
leather and manufactures thereof In
1855 amounted to less than 10000, 900
,triIf Gy,
Exports Of illuminating oils. which in
1855 amounted to 456, 900. 900 gallons.
Will in 1898 reach 100000. 900 gallons,
were less than $4,000 900
gallons. viii in 1898 roach
55,OO0OOO gallons. The expectation
Of papafiin and paraiiin wax, which
In 1883 were 36,QO0O00 pounds will In
1898 reach l40OOO,00O pounds Soap
increases from 100000 pounds In
1883 to over 27,000,00O pounds in 1925:
glass and glassware from 1851 .G2S in
lsss to sI,O2s.1s7 in 1898. manufactures
OF rubber from ssse s67 in 1Ssg 10 ST.
sO7l45 In 1898. Manufactures of cot
ton show an increase of 10 nor cent
in the volue Of their exnnrts amin,
Tho lnet ton venra. exno,ts 90 oha,,i
csis have also incren1cd 5o no,. a9,',
,s ,,oi,,s 5,rinCr ~ .a,,,a ~ pc Vem'
Tn,,,,,.e, " hrass ,'''s ~.
.soe ,as SO ,"ne ny =, ~ oa rom
,,soS III, ,sl,' 'siVV'VVU III
ioyS, MiIIiI ilia man i OF copper
, ,as5 A ss S,s anu oars Whlch IN
lsse were Sa,sl-,''o, We're last year
s"l'ozl' 10 ana seemed likely to eN-
ceeu that sum IN 1928 IN numerous
other manufactured articles there
have been similar gains, nearly the
entire list having shared In greater
or less degree In the growth of the eX-
port trade during the last decade, The
total expectation Of manufactures In
1888 amounted TO s130.3OO,OSI, and In
1903 seems likely to reach nearly OF
quite $500, 600
lwsa
New Scheme FOR Firing s iells.
>Jor, vort, 1,,na q o,. a., A..
c,,'er,, az NV aH,l,Ui,,1S ~, .nS us
al Sotanti,io $1,000, 90 .me i1l'ltdIS
~, 49, 70, ,nx,,5, ~ eon''n-
narsort y shoii 20 thraS,, I'LL, Trains 70
Ean, 49, - a' 80 'i''V" 'noll, says the
f,rt,i e. AZ o'icer IN tne
on ',,.Sa 81 ~ 5a,,ie nh' ptictIot1l i;y
ncprr, ,,i a. STther, WIN pqiiiiaps WIN