New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-23
.,,rPICA IN THE MARKETS.
49,, SUCCESSFUL COMPETITION ALL
OVER THE WORLD.
.ax,4,oyAi. ISOLATION" IN INDUSTRY AND

,x,-royAi. ISOLATION" IN INDUSTRY AND
COMMERCE. \ THING OF THE FAST
.,,e,cr July 2e-The remarkable advance OF
-. r-,,,ed States Into the markets OF me "oF'o IS
w -s.s,,sd In publication just issued from the bu-
pr =, Foreign Commerce, Department OF state
rea1 We direction OF Frederick Emory. While
unnr,,,c elaborate statistics and data on me IN
piese"f his trade the world over. the subject is
coated broadly 10 bring OUT the generat Sig
hIs .. cf this trade development. when MI.
~. refers TO as AN American invasion Oh inc
L o, the world" Although no reference IS
- 70 recent geographical and political changes
srl,ng from the appearance or the ohi'e" saws
re'I'' phf,,nn,ncs in Cuba. Porto RICO and else
more. yet the review deals win the 'npo,' AM
w., which American enterprise ana eapi'ai are
ping IN the development OF the Far East
Tts introduction 20 :hc work Mr.. Emory says
The United States is no longer the srnn,yt 1l
u. 1 rrodncts has increased 10 remarkaoie eH.en
Saring the last year It's saieS - eT,rnd with
iiscn11v ana pro:nptitude Of results when t'!e eN
Irsd the serious concern or coum oh 9beir nome
Sn.ratlons had not only controled men n1a
gsrkets but had practically monopoized Sesi id
ines OF trade in other lands WIZ ,b conoorative
t tase in spite Of added mpedments TO Umi'eS
stats exports in the GTm I hat organized
- each fore ign markets for our niahuaC.
ures Is as YET -, ~ compete Successfully with the
III advanced Industrial nations III any pr ..
tne "V nsrkeis can no longe. be seriously ques-
iicred. o,.o~,rne,.. have
a, % this rapid Increase OF American TRACE Is
discussed as follows: , 1,
,ssion o; tae markets OF the world. the attnuuSe
LEADING Ing TeSSns wh hsS0n their
sctiyjty ard trade interests pear 10 1i,e The
States S 6GSGma %agF Of tie last in for
elan diplomacy have, Therefore si o them IN he
sSsrpce OF concerted efforts to extend inc sa'e VI
on: sUo sT be said that the chief business OF Eu
rooein diplomacy at the present DAY Is - rtiae
mex spheres OF influence and Wqer pp orrpa
Tor trade as well suitable territory Lo " I've
ZION by the overflow Of population ron h TatrbeS
densely !nhahited drama in China with
an ir,erest which was heightened by tne 49, i.Tnr
es6e 1s-irg OF new channels OF trade 10 the cor-
nrrce o. the globe or the appropr - honne.
Nv narticuiar nations for their own special penem!
rhna has for sOpo years been one o, 'he mos mus
ooromsng feds for American enterprise innn nr,rs
s and 6e Bath 81 Western deveopen under con
dOns which you'd secure 12nahy o. result in in
msnse gain to our manuiactureriS ID o ny GOODS Of
sare 10 follow for lines OF suIPnes nn eSInently
various descriptions that we are p'e'e'"e""'
MS rss soluti6n OF the problem OF the future COM
o,r,,i ror 5itions OF the Chinese Empire has there
Sora an Immediate and mos; important relation 70
the exPanSGp9 a 81 or 500 TIE partion Of Africa
among the European Powers offers conslgeI
NJ =
tnsa while the plans OF the more active commerciai
nations for increasing their respective shares OF inc
svan more seriously in the development Of our com
mercai Intercourse with the southern nan OF the
The international isolation" OF the United states
.o Tar as industry and commercial commerce are
Concerned has in fact been made a thlng OF the
mast nv the logic Of the change In our economic
requirements and Ne can no Longer allord 70 s
have become competitor In the world-"lde stfusB'e
FOR trade
II IS shown also tina: international conditions In
many OF the foreign countries are bringing aoou'
,tnnortant economic changes which affect the trade
y. The United States. In this connection Mr.
Emory says: -
Nor is II with the relations OF the different nations
toward one another that are alone concerned
The Industrial changes current within the territory
N their possible effect upon our nR'cent Develop
Inent as an exporter OF manufacturer goods The
Observation-Disclosures In recent years the fiscal changes in
Russia India and Japan. "a well az in some OF the
Latin-American COUNTRIES the extraordnary ni,I
grow IN Of the German Empire as q factor or m
ternationa trade: he advance Of Russia on similar
roe5 ,owari an open port on the yellow Sea; the
efforts OF Great Britain to NEE. the encroaSh,nsn.s
tn ,be West indies as n result Of the beet-suear
Competition: the troubles Of Spain with her colo,
MES The discovery Of gold in Alaska and IN, tns
legislation 81 the United states Canadn ana odher
countries-aN the phases of economic Shanees our d.
ING Inc last wear have an interest and importance
for The Individual operative In the tnited STATES
which are greatly enhanced by ne trasiuI me ,iU
going on IN our ma , al a,b:orbnd Win the
internal eveopment Of virgin continent no 9,e
0. the great commercial lowers 81 'p eenonsb,Iies
witch such position naturally implies.
The body Of the book treats in detail OF American
trade with all the countries of the world.