El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08
We Sell In the World S Markets.

we Sell In n world S
A special to the New York Tribune
from Washington Gays: No greater
compliment to American m~anufactur-
ers and American workmen can be
imagined than hat expressed in the
increasing demand upon them by the
world for high grade instruments and
machinery. Coarse, heavy goods,
which show their quality upon their
face and which are not subjected to
special strain or breakRge, are pur-
chased in any market, but those who
purchase complicated and delicately
constructed machinery, which must be
handled and operated by persons thou
sands of miles from the place of con-
struction show a confidence in the quail
ity of material and the faithfulness of
construction which is a marked testi-
Inonial to those who make and to those
who sell such articles.
hat the people of the world had
confidence in "A merican goods OF this
character. and therefore in the people
who make and sell them, is shown by
the large orders which American man
ufacturers of fine and complicated ma
chinery have received in the fiscal
yea just ended. Telephones. tele-
graph Instruments, typewriters, BIZ
cycles, steam engines, fire engines,
railway engines, metal working ma
chinery, shoe manufacturing machin-
cry, electrical machinery, sewing ma
chimes, printing presses, instruments
for scientific purposes. clocks, watches,
pianos, organs and similar articles of
delicate construction, amounting in
value to $50, 00O. 900, have been sent
by this country to other parts of the
world for the fiscal year 1S97-9S.
-UTTERMoST PARTS OF H EARTH.
Er,or, tLo fN.ozfz of f,ioo a,l tha |
islands OF Oceanics, from Turkey, Per-
STA, Siam, Corea, Alden, the Azores,
Auckland, Tonga, Fiji, Samoa, NADIA
gascar, Tripoli, German Africa, Span
ish Oceanica, British Africa and Asia,
Dutch Islands, French Guiana, Portu-
guese, Africa. Asiatic Russia and the
countries of Central and South Amer
lea, orders ave come for those pro-
ducts of American factories. Japanese
fingers manipulate American type
writer's, Chinese feet handle and use
American sewing machines, operators
in the great European centers COM
municate with others in distant parts
of the world with American telegraph
instruments, and the natives of Africa,
India n Oceanica disport themselves
on American bicycles.
For years this country has exported
sewing machines to the value of 81
DOC, 900 or 50, 600 900, but the figures for
the last year range far above the av-
erage of the decade.
From the time that the bicycles came
into use there has been d steady de-
mand on America for them, and now
their expectation ranges into the mil
lions in value and their purchasers are
found in every part of the globe.
The following figures show the value
of the expectation of type writers, bicy-
cles, sewing machines and instruments
for scientific purposes from the United
States in the last year by countries, as
reported in the official figures of the
treasury bureau OF statistics:
EXTENT OF SOME EXPORTS.
Exports during the year ended June
30, 1898.
Typewriters--United Kingdom, $685.
81; France, 94,6OS; Germany, 1925, GA:
other European countries, 1922, 523:
British, America, S51, 1852: Mexico, ]
81, OI2: Asia and Oceanic, SS5, 900: $685.
342. Total, 81 ,902, 153. {
Bicycles-United Kingdom, 81, 952,-
l65; France, siS2,6S Germany, 81 {
124, 404; other European countries,
D49, $40; British America, S614,OO3: 8
Mexico, SOS, OPP; Contra America, S. s
267; West Indies, 1913, III; South Amer {
lea, 1858, 361: Asia and Oceanics, $685.
9l2; Africa, S1S7, 365: other countries, ,
81, 10. Total, Sc. $40, 529. |
Sewing Machines-United Kingdom, (
1879, $50: France, sl02, S24: Germany, i
1861 .6S7; other European countries,
s2l1 ,643: British America, S142, 222;
S197, 642: Central America, :
BIO. S12; West Indies, S24, sos: South
1856, S02; Asia and Oceanica
1919, 209; Africa, S10,555: other coun-
tries, Sl59,O0 o Total, So, 136, 1854. {
Scientific aud Electrical Instruments, {
etc.-Uuited Kingdom 1888 ,293: France, !
s174,3 16; Germany. 1924. 942: other
European countries, 1928, 61S: British
America, 1905, OILS; Mexico, 1921, 260:
Central America, SIS, III: West Indies, i
sSS, SIS: South America, 1921, 1873: Asia
md Oceauica, S421, 262; Africa, 1874, 367:
other countries, 1894. Total, 81, no.
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