The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-05-27
AMaRIcA LsADs IN EXPORTS.
Has PasAhd Great Britain as bis.
trlbutOr of MaOutactures.

~ sHss sNAuS ~ %
e-----
Has PAsAed afeAt Britain as d bis.
tribntOr Of Manufactures.
Washington, May 24.---fChe fact that
the United States has o~yertaken and
missed the I1n;+sa5 ri, ,1, 4, !. !, 81.
.,a.4
Sounl.S anusis hoW ieaNlhs us
World as q distributor OF
n natural products is discussed at
length by Sir Robert Giffen, Ii. &. H.,
LED. r. r. s. RECENTLY read hefnre tn.
ROYAL st,+;st;oa1 s,a;.tw ~ nna,.n5I
-, $500
aiu JUS. recelveu " inc treasury put
reau OF statistics. The paper in ques-
ton, entitled "Ihe Excess OF Imports
occupies seventy closely printed pa,yes
re +ha Ia,,, a. p...I c4.a..;.,,
~.
eo'J, III" WINE u Pii.i'"urHy uis-
cusses me eNcess,cf British imports
over o incidentally gives much
TO the rapid increase In eS-
ports OF the United states. Discussing
.lls speclal snDJect the paper
mere are obvious reasons why the
ohllea states shonid nave mn excess OF
exports. IN the nrst place the Gnitea
states nave 70 IN their P tor
the snare OF the carnage OF goods IN
.he.r lorelgT !rade when is performed
10y. Ioreign shlps. TINS Is a very arg
l'sure. IN recent years me
"a a'ls .ilports anu Aporls OF the ohil.
: ~ : s.aIes carried m lore9gn SHIPS nus
.iaI .ne uhiteu s,a'es are d country
Wiz mas - pay olie, i.a'ioiis iol .ls
ailiaee ~ .le'r goous IN .he ioie.si
ua. :. nay ~ nie'.ioneu ~ .nc
Wy ,n"l .ile iorslsn eounliy M VIZ,
80 ie aiisin .iaus = ~ oii.sa
o.l1.s - ''a.n.y 1ne on..eo guy
~. y .nis uiiieIence pe.ssesn .ie WV
eoun.'.es aceorainglS we nave, prp
an n q. Npiaiii1'o. oi 1,e 1893 "
lhap"o ~ eass ~ - 1870 !. n,
Irn;.sa .e eAesss te
uMeu o.u as
49,, .ne uhl.eu States a.ea y"
$500 is W. o ~ m1S1
toss nn. - - an r,nan
nh 49, na 49,, 80" ~
nanant'. na.ia;aa ~ Ennana yhaso
nnn eo.ne u,ops ~n
mrpaes a.uu ~ W palo ~
hpt 80 s.lii.M Z ca. 49, = ST..
-, ~. - ~ - neS ~
- ~ pisnsn psopis' ~
~ n People my neisiuis, us wen 10
Il ~ ~ eli'ians' nos 1870
M, " ~ iiilnol nal.o.aiit,es " huiope:
-. ih.e'es. ~ .iis aeul mas "
.s 10 oe paio IN Exports uniess 70
.'s sA.en. .iiao ~ w given perIou Is,
nta.s. iien.s are n,aae ~ .ne onl'eu
a.aees. IN tnese various Ways men;
!. .Secss u eAporls ron .he oh,.eu
go a. ne aesou..su 10y, anu ~
icy oe, Iues.,oneu wiie.ner III .iecei1
- l aros sie : 'm ne aHes; ;th o. ep1l rs was
;toi IS. ans ga. n.a ,am VI s'p,
=nrnoress .''''e'' ''''es was
niscnssinr IN. oho,no 8,
raaa nf 1ha Tnitoa K;nadnm stn P G;f
fen.s naner SAVE.
cone ]ronnnt INT ha str,,o,. h., ~. IN
cessan, nhanro. tbn4 ara 10y ur -
the natnra ~ an far.;nn tnaas ~ ;s
nnh thine ~ ona nauiad a'atha. .i;,
NJ ,notbe, ,ar;oa an5 g., nnn,.'n,
foe IN MAKE , rraat NO. $500
proh, III, th;s r.. 49, a..
,nIa Al 80 tnna a.. ~. ..a.
fore;pn tra,1a the axanrt af non1
tn ,,se a conmonr hos. VOC -. ~
n later the RSnnr.t Of ynplpn nop,Ifnp.
tures. a, a 1atar st;li tho axn,,. .f 90
ton manufactures. and last If iii
about twenty or thirty yenrs ,po the
export of iron and iron manufactnres
| What we see In the recent histnrv
is that other things than those
mentioned have lately been deyeI-
oping the most rapidly. Coal and
other articles have been exported
more largely than ever before and they
occupy a larger ]proportionate nloce in
our eXport lists. Some entirely new
articles, such as cycles. apnear in these
lists for the first time. ~ the SAM
time our shipping feet. whose work
as we have seen. is an export.i in a snr.
cial form, has developed prodip;ouslv
| Coal and shippinp topeth.r we may
say, now occupy n chief Mac. snch rs
was formerly held by wool, tben nv
wooden manufactures and her bv iron