New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26

American countries and Colombia from New-or-
ness are ne excellent special export department.
under the management Of Mr.. NJ; Generelly being
language. in which it Is received. whether it be
English Spanish French All consular invoices
are made in the office OF this department. with
out charge 10 the customer.
In discussing trade conditions in the Latin coun-
tries Mr. GenerelIy said:
cor the Central American business done by A.
Baldwin q Co. Ltd. that with Spanish Honduras
is largest. They ship large quantities Of barbed
WIZ 4aS h.ru"al IN GENERA anu f
German and English competition. Some glassware
Since a few Americans have gone down there more
than ever before. The Americans introduced their
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ceding AT a rapid rate ne Plantations are nelhs
equipped with tramways 10 expedite banana snip
considCrohie degree Iv means Of these tramways
nc fruit &C. carTjed "a tbr s,Camer In nucj,or time
and. being less bruised than when carried by the
Cooking stoves are beginning to be used Ia
machines. and this firm Is selling lots Of refrigera-
tors. The demand for si3al and manila rope is very
"A time to Ceiba Blasting powder for
opening Of mines and tramways caused the increase
quantities Of packing betting and other machinery
Appliances The country abounds in hardwoods
'One Of the best demands IS for locks hinges and
in Ceiba Blueheds and Bocas recently. and In each
one OF these places rebuilding has gone steadily
ahead, and the hardware purchased has been OF
better quality In every respect.
~ increased since the time or the HrcS mentioned.
each person putting in an Individual fire pump
his premises Sanitary conditions improving
rapidly, and as consequence We sell good lot OF
pipe and fittings.
SALES of firearms are very large rifles carbines
and sporting ammunition being first in volume.
Modern American inventions coming into
more general use. In sewing machines the Increase
has been phenomenal. The large number OF cash
registers sold is proof OF the that more bust
nesslike methods are to he employed from this
time
BOILERS and engines show a nice Increase Con-
slant inquiries are coming in I'm regard tools.
Trade in cut nails and spikes Is satisfactory.
steel cut. because American manufacturers are
making an effort 10 meet European competition,
which results In cheaper figure being quoted for
the wire nail Trade in safes has increased 100
cent In scales New-Oreans is not able TO
meet the demand These countries require a scale
that register American weights. because of inability
TO promptly furnish kilo scales.
Lamps of cheap quality have been sold in COM
petition with Germany and France and giving
Europe. American burners superior to Euro
pean. and our designs are acceptable. Iron and
brass bedsteads have been sold in competition with
Europe, for the that designs. coors and fin
America the harness and saddlery trade has in
creased largely. In Costa Rca the tariff is pro-
hibtve. owing several large sadderes there. but
IN the other countries the situation is promising.
from England almost altogether we have estab-
their attractveness."
Discussing the question OF packing goods for
In packing. the great point TO put up stuff in
accordance with the tariffs OF the different coun-
tries which are levied according to weight Goods
et A@e manufacture should be packed separately