Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-06
EXPORT OF MANUFACTURES.
VIVA, the United States Has Done in This the
Pas, Year


Scw York. Aug. "a special 90 the
Tribune from Washington says.
while she United States expectations
~ agricultural products during the
war nav, been wonderful, surplHlug
ln value those of amy preceding year
Zoo rho history lf ,ha country and thus
attracting universal attention. yhc *
por.luln uf manufactures u. when
considered Iu d,,lil equally Interesting
lu lts bearing Dn ,ht general onmmeros
ana property. bpih present ana fu-
tur, 10 ihc nation.
The expectation ~ domestic manu-
features la the fiscal year 1875 90 90
down by the rrclris NJ ths hupau 1f
statistics Tor the treasury department
aH flss.S,i,iip, which ls nearly N2'ol''-
900 greater ihau ln any preceding Year
in the history of che country, TINS H
especially Interesting iu view nt ihr
fact that the Imports " manufacture
durEs The year wsrH uhuurWtlly
mall. In addition to this, 10 b. r.ls1n-
able 90 suppose that Do puf hAtgH VI
manufacture hy ihs people nf this
country In tht prlfpDtuuH year Just
ended We're unusually large u} reason
VI ths Increased riu.uEs ANA ,hu FUR
Ing years thrir purThls lu ih.l. lines
had. bccaus. ~ tho financial dgprrs-
sion, been llgh., NIr ihfs tW1 reasons
tha smalluUsf nf implrtatiHuH lf manu-
features ana thr probable Increased
consumption ~ manufacture ny ihr
people 10 this country. % j. reasonable
90 suppose ihAt iht home dom ui upon
Jhe manufactures was unusually great
,hua reducing go some aNirnt lhr are
tHuuuu which thry had formerly been
able 90 give o. lu .uFIa. Iu ui foreign
markets. lu addition goo ihlH % had
been feared hy som. ,h4t the iurrastl
custom rahs adopted q year ago would
NJ American goods hy 'i''zana uf 1ih'r
uIsllus. but thIH expectation was not
realized.
In yisw OF these facts ,h, larse cx-
purAilOu of manufacture LOO the y0ir
Just ended d., % Hly the ltAst, very
notable feliur. ~ The a1mmerge OF
tnls remarkable year.
Tho total expectation ut mlruflo-
iurrH Cor ,ho year. tH already Indicated,
"a 82NNsti.iis. which ls more than
double mat ut decade ago, almost
three times as much 4H thA. Nf 1850,
more than four times as much lr boo
no, and seven times aa much as .n
1850.
HOW much the Centennial exposition
had 30 do with ,ho awakening q thH
taste Throughout. tha world iIF AW.r.-
can manufacture and products which
were there exhibited. would n. i|Hiuuit
DO say but % ls au lutsrg .lug sac. AS
least that lu mat year ON1O che exc
uuriltiun Of manufacture lnr tho ngf.
limo touched the Sl0O.O0oOju line and
since thIt dino hlF Elna steadily fore
ward until in 1905 Go reached l2Na,Sil,-
&c.,
or agricultural implements Ono exc
puriuuuuH Cor ihe nfHHl y.lf lHNN Wore
sfG01,tl1, HElinst ag.fij1st ln 1855 Thry
went 900 Great britain. France, Der
many British North America Central
ANA South America, british East indies
Occlnlot and even 90 Africa, while Oh.
great grain fields OF Russia also drew
largely upon American markets 100 this
line. CHfs for street ana trlmWuyH won't
DO AN parts of Europe, China, Japan
ana the Fast Indies, irazll Do cuba.
GO Central America, Hawaii MnXico
and Africa, the value OF this class ~
expectations Tor the year amounting 10
f3.42i,iip Americarcotton goods went
10 every paFt - the world. CHINA Hrii