The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-08

with emma. III Is SAID py tHose VIM ait
familiar with existing conditions in that
part of the Orient. were never brighter
than at the present time. There are yet
many obstacles TO be cleared away as a
result of the recent Chinese war before
business relations between that country
and the United states Will assume their
rightful proportions. but this done there
will be, IL is said, a rapid development
OF trade In all its branches, greater than
for any period in the commercial history
OF the United States.
This lie substantially the opinion OF Rich
ard Weil,of the American Trading Com
pany, of Shanghai. This company IL the
largest American concern In the general
importing and exporting business In
China. Mr.. Well left Shanghai last June
and since that time ne has been on visit
TO his parents in Boston. lie arrived in Sc
attic yesterday 10 spend few days with
his brother. George Wen. OF this city,
and in a few days VIII proceed TO Shang-
hat, where he viii resume his old duties
In an interview regarding the trade out
look in China. at the Butler yesterday.
he said:
THE prospects for a large trade In all
branches between the United States and
China were never better than at the pres
ent time Tho only trouble Is that
great many OF the business men OF this
country do not sufficiently appreciate II.
The trade with ChinaNis distinctively in a
class ~ Sc oun
sra,,. 80 a., r. 80. .,so
.xa,,lia -. -. -, -,
h,,s,nass
-. '"e
me chinese are the hebrews OF the
orient. SO 10 speak, ana you VIII
ind them In every business pursuit at.
which money can be made. There
Tore. by using the right KIND OF
business methods every article OF COM
merce can De hannied in china, ana this
CONDITION ~ maze easier ny the TACT tnat
the Chinese 'as rule are friendly TO
tne ,i'l'eo s,a,es. -,
srsa, ravtval ~ hnstn.ss IN CHINA ana
~. aannr,,,.i,sa. e. s,narsaa,. - 80
enra a sbar. - ,ha trada ~ va, ca,,n.
10 r,ars ,,s,,ar ,a.,or A, s,ha nn,hrsax
~ ~ crasan. tra,h,as q, rh,,,. 49,,
was a larg. aro,nt ~ goods raadv ~ he
sh,nnaa ,hara srnr al na,,s &, I've
uo,ta 1,haa. sntaran.s v,ara Mia IN
hawayer ana ara ,,nw far sha r,os, rart
~ ...rohousa, auat,t,g ! ,t,na ,,nar ,ha,.
can 10 shin,a, tn,a be ca,,,try
~, q mo ha,ias .ba, a. Ear a. .raaa
aons,,,ens ara narcsr,sa ~ ,ro,,,,as ~ A.,
f,nt,a ara rract,cai,,. c,.ar T,ta sxraa,
sah, ,,ar, 80, ~ s.,;,t N. rasar,.,,a
a,yis,or ~ ,ha sno,ls ~, as ,hls v,,, q,
IN rnaf, ~ a,nnng M. na,to,s tn,arsst-
ed a deveionman, ~ ,rada sin No rar.
mi,tea
noe co,rs. ,hars .,u, ~ fau, ,ra,,or.
ina, w,u bava ~ hs axed M hafors si1
conal,tans win become satt,ea ana traaa
ass,,,,a ~, .,,e.,ttta,s ~. /. -. .,....s
within a short time n Is the preval,ing
ha1tat =, h,,st,.ss ,,.,, ~ 49,. s,,.ar.,,.1s
~ ira Ear East ,nat tha vansr,i r.,,,,,,r
will irnmediateiv follow The frh,nesa Nau
Year when begins Fehrnarv n -rhat
vut ne No h..tnn,rg ~ = ,a.. 49,. T.,
e,htra All a.hfa ara aa,t,s', hss,ra Nv,
years dav ara anv raaIcal change T.,
oauaittons unt accnr theo
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Turing tne next rev years there VIII
De splendid opportunity for American
Touring mills TO increase their trade In