Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

Japan. who shipped but 2S and PIG
kiua. respectively. u Will ~ but o.
ehort time before tho TIuIu1a viii
discover the higher value of our nou~
ne a food supply, over ami above THAI
now attached 20 the cru1slv manu-.
featured rice product nUW In uee.
OF tho 25.b,5.ge3 kIIuH rHw hsrp
exported from Manila. hut H.6It EU.a
came back IN manufactured urtfrsa
principally from Spain aud China. Uni.
iradC viii undoubtedly hy controlled by
the United staicH ip future
Not FOR any commercial t4iua oa o.,
trade possibilities. but sImpfy d. sb,,g
their relative consumption. / 1ttrt ia
pny that 1905 kllog or iHsH atIata 49,.
down on the report fnfuan t1 ci8,.
John na etinEy when hH hurrg fn tbf,
amount of incense To- tho gods In iess
than five months.
u took api.fig kll01 Of .uHtrtrs q,
llght Manliu'a cirlu and ,I,.,s.it'..
during thlH time An of 'H..a came
from Japan with tho execution I'D q.
l.luH from England. who tII rrYIItfy
not figured on the marketable ,aMa 81
luolfor" IN an atmuH phnrs almost cloudy
from tobacco smoke
That the United states BE- going O.,
Impress upon the native saIH. .f u.
own mechanical genius ia evident faor,
the fact That gir3 hIHa uf machinery
came IN from here Thee. NEurga ar..
small. however. ana ~ D.. rrltIfyIuff l.,
motto the figures 81 imHlrflt|un fr.e,
other countries ne nhnWlns tIa amount
~ trade In this direction that TTrrir
sam fhould control. nuI Ha evidence
That the trade can hH wonderfully In-
creased 90 meet tho newly acquired Ia.
mnnds Tor methods quick aud gufa.
spain was the rwIiIHHI IMulrt.r vIfh
figures showing but If.I EIIoa IL an.
not be said that England neglected thI4
trade, nor Germany fHf they SHOW
ah.pmgnts argrcgutlnF 800 Mioa ana
lN'oi kllua respectively Tho other
figures are; china. o. 900. France. a..
l'i The machinery from china. how.
ever. must hg credited tp ENGLAND.
China certainly lead. thH world lu tho
luas rtiDk business. but Uu cannot credit
her with mechanical achievements tn
th' ,Ntcut that those islrn- would In
dictate.
The fact that 1870 tIi1a OF H.
Eliminating OIL came into Manila dur
INK tho period We are talking about
may Do the reason thnt Atr Hlokofrl.
lOra name o. ulmoHt Aa we'll known
here us % BE- at home, i52lOl0 tii0s ~
thla ,nmO from the United States. while
Germany and china supplied tho rcat.
Then" ~ no doubt. however. but what
thee" latter pllnta ur0 simply dlHtrIhut.
lnF ccutefs Tor The great American
trust article. n that credited t1 Ger
many originated ln tho Russian fields.
% would ftill be- American owned OBJ
flluts, oils aud yurnlfhua were TIM
ported ln the amount uf lN2S1l kIloe:
iil63 MlpH came from tho United
States. England and Germany supply.
IuE tho greater part 'f tho rest Here
Dr. great noll fpr American goods.
The fact that the Philippines do not
como anywhere near raising ucroa.
cary amount of rice Tor their own con.
sumption b. evidenced hy Imp1rts from
Japan aud CHINA amounting To- i.5q0.-
lis h.Ioe, and from Spain tt1si kilus.
Tho United States iH entirely let out
on the tlnwurv proposition. but there
were 1881 killH Imported. 10 la not
likely that Uncle Sam VIII attempt 90
compete with Europe iu this trade un-
lees enabled to do 90 hy Homo faVorlnF
Di1uae ~ tarln which may be- adopted
along with other turIn requirement,
Cor The Philippines.
Strange HH 10 may Hrnm tobacco, vl-
EHf. and cigarettes were Imported Co
Tho extent ~ 21.iGi kiloH iiut BOSS kil0H
~ th,s' came from the otatoa al.
though the whole amount may be
yIlssDi nH American goods England
and Germany were quickest 60 realize
Tho demand Tor thls product. 90 they
ruf The trade Jointly they exported
1850 k.lUH 90 uppoByu the demands Of
The American soldier and sailor IN the
Philippines. This trade certainly should
be- ours