The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-05
YANKEE GOODS IN ENGLAND
Il GREAT FIELD IF orr TRADERS
WOULD Study TIE M4RhET.
Reports of Our Consuls in Great Britain
Marshal Hnlstend Mt birmingham Says
We Are the Best Manufacturers and

annual reports Of United States Consular on
GERS in Great Britain Marshal Hastcad. Con
sui at Birminpbam s,vs If tho onuortnnitv n
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In my opinion, there is hardly n single lin,
/ of American m,nufooture ~ .rti,.,os us.I ,Is,
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| IN other countries. a. well as many move
things not known elsewhere. but could b,
| nrontob,,, .x,or,ol a. ,,.o,,a. ,..,. r.. a., 4;
| PRODUCTION were taken and If careful. slow
, reasonable. and common sense methods o
snIe ror. olnntod. oonnr'l n,ra, ,ad ,ta
We "uo'''"' 9'c'""' h"N' nuu 'na'
while believe we are the best manufacturer
in the world Ian also convinced that ". ar,
tho roor.,t ,.a,,on, ,i ,,ta = -. ~
,,,,ou wv. , anu '''ls 10 'p'e7se'
upon me over ana over again every day in my
manufacturer, md q; ,,,. t..,..i.,,. a.,
,,a,. .,' anu ~ my OBSERVATIONS II 'l.'
way theY are handling tie new export trade
and Of their endeayors IN 20, inro g. third I,
,s mo i,ao ,bo. ,,,,.t.a., -, 49, W. w -,
inc ~ II, ''.". ,ti.,, v"H eNpoI' 'L"ue ~ roi''
ing up ike a SNOWFALL he"ause of 30 pei
cent superiority in manufacturing knovledga
and natural resouroes md doo,ito ,1T 10 ar
NV 'a'"i"' tesour'es' anu u"SI''e u Ia 10 ~
per cent. interiorty in trading knowledge. q
heavy perccntaUe NJ u,wil,inyposs "a Io,-,
,, VI """''''nEhc7s " ic"F"
foreign trading customs and still greater
percentage OF lack Of foreign merchant facili-
ties and organization II a small portion Of
NV. '"o' sun VI money III ,ne uhteu states
now seeking Investment could be employed in
some form OF srhn,no n b,,lIo A ,,o.
ic,n Goods wa ,,II 'e''.n', W manure amer
'"' so''9' we "ou'd soon he aD'e to record
greater export Of American goods than of the
hoastinc ~ ~ 80 '' Wv vs.. o-u"' VIC ar
W "l eN'ess OF mhhuta'tured eX-
American mig iron ia cor,ir,, irt, pri,t,,,
n,,,. H. -. ''- "''' i'iitish
u.' III Increasingly large Quantities. 1t
may DC i"'fS assumed that This trade has
established on g.nnino,, hooI .,,u Is NOV 40"
n,"'''9neu On gehulhey hraIthY basis.
Within the past fiscal year the transition was
made. with the result that to-day, in narts ~,
England there Is m ,c,ma, ,1.u"' ~ r','s W
, 'i,vte - an actnnl demand Tor Amer
lean pig. This state Of affairs may be con-
trasted with that OF only n flaw ,nnr.hs ,co
whor ,,nonioa, ", o''' ~" lno"'ns ago
"hen american statesmen experienced the
greatest difficulty in placing even tria! orders
Very little Of the foundry iron from our North.
e.n "'",e' comes INTO England tho great bulk
OF the trade being in southern chiefly Ala
,onna,,ai. 49,. .'"'' ,4o''"ioh' o' ti''s
,ou"ase 10 eon 'neh u inc cotton seas when
tic are obtained, because mig iron .arvoa nj
,,irohi,. ~, La,Iar. - - y" YES nu-
n'i"o' as po'I"sl 10 SHIPS pn!sinG with light
weight cotton"
One interestino nort ~ NJ II,,..oo,,.. -
mort de,ls viii thn w., =, tiI,.,eau re-
no"'' ",l 'n' H,e"''t' OF uermans to
or something nearly lilo I, orIsaTi, r., ~
1nrd In rnIoronna ~ , e"' ''i II ~ i+'iS
An American machinery salesman who bos
both Continental and Trr,isb e,nori,,,,o ,.,,a
me that one Arm Of Gernrnn n,orha teIIs
mSny Who rad, as n.rt imhahtS IN Ger;
sell er"nt Hn"neit S Niie'ira H utLchahts and
cbirnrv hns dr,itsn.n u,b W. "u'9iihtIc ma
and clever arraneemen+ ~ SU 49, t'le ueSigns
,nhchinn wHt.b ketla,,nIS o. eHerI American
Thev have NO ,Isa TO- - 4. u tHuEi 'Iie mouse.
~ 'nrN are c"IIectlng az small cost valuable
turers or th"v oHn seil ,nnn, gu. as hanulac-
some mnnufSctWrnr Mn, q, a niSn w are 70
MANY natiy. Amsr w",H III m.rniHhv and
foremen in tiernim fam,ts s'' 81 hilpyeu az
add for the bcue'lt OF those rho ,,io, , st,H''T
,,t,op,Dtin,, ,r, 49, ", 'i.pn' nuo may thnk OF
haury iIrr ami that .,tr o'". ~ VIII not ne
wh.n lie ,.ruTa.tmrnr up NOT count
a n,i"vrrme" ou' hr9uGe. An American sales