The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-09
RHBPROGRBSOOF GERMANY
An American Consul General Di,
CUsses Affairs Of the Empire.

a Period Of Reaction md Depression |
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Dr1c- Dpmcut of I:s01-InCrcI~Cc |
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The state h'IailEl l'NlS l-t'' I''.
Dc 90 most exhaustive report 10y Frank 3D. |
Mason rH. United States Consul Genera.
.f Berlin u-r the. ..--rrf..r,. and iuau-.riy.
d.
'' Germany. UT. MASON 7't7
Although iE. wear .+t VIII hr rem. Hl-
L.r,G as an. one during which German
r.ss.J tb. ,-Ir4i~arfnl uolut of "a urti..
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'l i''''''''.''' "'' .''l''''. IT. anu ''''.'
ca upon a IDIlna OF i'a''I'h anu "'fi'
sion. tn, duration uI which cannot yet
De. f.r.rrT6 mo- franco of 8rrIf1. WIS .u-
....,...,. 90. ,t. r..s. .-.-........ f ell.
year. Nu-'A. lh respect Z" hG-N ana val
us~ Of both exports and imports. was the
largest I'M the history of tn. Empire Tn,
total z-.trl.s of German f,~.ia., trad. d..r-
va man ''- '77'' 90 '''l N--
--'- '''' 'i~h' -'Nt9 ""''H '""'" WIZ"
i-T were as l"u'"~-
ImpOTts-l>g2. Sg,a sos GOO. 1924. 81 UIg.gjG.-
So. ISlT SIwu5-ffN. 1896 81 UsS $50 f9f-
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I'm rrsn,ct IN yyrf~bt che frrror:s Of
7g.I ..1rr5rf,d fn n rs, IN ....fri- IONS an
ir..rr..,s.. ~ y 81 ~, fI-s ..-1. No. - I,al.
While IT,. c,-,rrte ~as,.rsJ p. r,-gr ~ p,
~ .la tons I'm. % 90, f,.5 t,.- r,,,-r, rf,gr,
fh.s. Of tb.. wear r,,t
VI ,'-' ga. 49,. .. .t. r--+
til So .-,...fl- - tr, r-. -5'f,
t.+,i -J.-.--.4 g. e. .+t:I-s.r y, ,-' -
Ms af 500 a-..- 40 ,. ia ~. - I'D a.,
,.rfr. b-1I- .r i-7ra-rs mt. g,.r,-+.,r,,--
mn, ,.r. 800. 10 q, - ~, ,r.
IN ..t.+.. -.--.-.--,.,.s e. 49, -. srl., .'s
r.u C- a. r...r l.-rr ~ a.. t.t-l rs.-.--,.. ~
- va 60 ~ .'-' .l '-l' l''-'l N''' -'l. - ,N-
..t g.. 3: - "a -' ~ -u..4 on '
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I'.1- ti' t'ttt E"ia'e "l lAIl'Li rs cover lit
F"it. 'i an american products landed
.t , ''i- - H'i'- ii t.iS1 ,Ig1i''tr, on
/ "hlgn Simply pass through TINS country
-. .L'N-. I'd hAs--I- An. .--l-- u lHA..ll
-" .l". L'-.-'. "I-A aI'.llti lt IN.
/ amount on american ihtich@haIs- landed
W. j .' i'.' g- llsill'..-iE "'sL-lt"t lot
: i'l-9lt Us ~t'+NILE ihDt' aSiHS. ana ILttn
/ IS no menus oi .SeeftalmaE lgst how
li"SA OF ti' 49,. I.-i.f worm OF AlE.il-
Ie-t tl'' ,ilsl'.'.-7t ,i't was Ntat'- l- Ger
| many oufl4s last year was really con-
alin'u ia inns country
! - L--AeI az 'hc l-2olnE items or i-o-
! ..L' '-i- export i'Et,'lS E'Ti SuTpflS-
/ l-- -@tl7- OF instance, Jhal- uoJWlth-
} Itai-eiHE I'D" l-'i laihlAD OF last year. the
/ German exports al mineral coal exceeded
]
( value 20 tn exports Of sugar. secondly.
] that Ga. shipments OF books. cards. and
! music were more valuable than those Of
/ allIie aud =.t other eHloTs and dEtSluIfS.
! and unaily- that the import Of eggs rX-
] CeoGod Il value -aW tobacco. rye barley
! or petroleum.
/ Prom the figures IL appears that the
/ United States not only retains its com
/ m1udiug lead as the country having by
far the largest and most valuable direct
J export trade 20 Germany. but IL has pass
/ place among nations in respect TO the bulk
and value of imports from Germany. TAX
/ ing the entire American continent fu-IuG-
ing the West India Islands into the ac-
count. we md that the total imports from
/ the Western H-misDhcre To Germany
rose from S2l5.I52oo9 in 1891 To- $3.50 5241Jo IN
1880 Of which s-+1 go. 900 or ca Der cent OF
he whole amount during The later vesr-
cam. fro-D Tho T-rfrlI states
/ ..-rb- Total r-norts from germany 20 the
l Western Ff.rrfsurrr. rose from SIy5 ff,f -
I ual i'm 1891 r0 sIrf 114 oJl i'm 1850 of which
/ t,,. zbars Of M. United States rns, from
/ ~ 1st Unl 10 s7rl EIS 5nt duriua, the same
) - Ia NJ ,,-rr-Fs -be T--fre1 states
B +si-.s NOR Than ia nor cent of sH Ger
I -. .---.l.r+- a. f1-. A5,erfr4r- CONTINGENT
/ -s---t 10 m -g-r-T down m tho .Ir-. rT
. ral, L. -av79f1g IN f.rT.y- tho comma rfeDu
/ I.y,-u N M clos. II rbs fiscal yasr which
/ -,.TeF on tho srrb or Juua 1871
5-,,rIass en- fI-l rrrIly III frnDgrrs t0 gH- ., -
49, - as lrr0r.,re1 with 80 5Jy 81. r0us
= -. ,---ir.tE. ~ rGl. I-,ug-ts On
- - 49,. = rl,-.-,.5 r-arr7 rs
+ -- --, .,. - -g,-ri-e- a.. +-s- SIN mouths of
n..-.' 49, ~ - s-,,.i,.,, ~. -a-7a no
80 - -flfs h. ~ ffr-r SIGN i'm
10 80 t,tistf.s If rTa shadow that