La Junta tribune., 1904-10-29
me- ..DvnP.nc- policx.
II Fss.s.s. DsDssssss. s.A Kssss
or Wesksnaosn kopao1oA,


10 Pssvssss DsDrsssssa saA KssOs
Cus Wesksnoosa ko0aaUsA
Dsmocrosic vutsfs a1A Gpoahsn o.
essatiy ~ - nahs Dsaistsa3 eao1lA ~
claiming eAae Ghs peuaseoIVo ona19 = -
sponsihle for d. feet tAAt 0og egpsgeaDo
In sona casos ell tAaiR Uarunn1o =
les than esicss ohasvs1 = - Aos
market
IL u tAs wy sese q s1eess y IL
eommercial veneurss - Aoa1 WAT yos
have eDA sain wAae 20 -. as1 -
b the sana n all hiGhly aAvass6 soo-
~erciaI nations. includias Dasiasd. wAsrs
free trade prevails. WAsnsv0 Q 8esn-
~ can dispose Of n IL hs0e Deshe6
without disastrously aAsct5ng Ds3ceA =
b always good buAnso peaey ese hin -
tYy 20 eee rid of his surplus ehgUo4 ss0-
o. than 70 reduce Ais Output and ioes-
dantaily ths npmbsf Of nAn - snpeogs
and the wages - pays eAso- This
-dumping" policy. = The Dsme6a6 can
h, has again aod again ssrved - Pre-
rent depression in our homo 0askstD and
has saved millions Of d0AlaEo IN wager
% American workincmen- IL b tnenite-
" better that the foreigner should ecca-
siooally gct goods cheaper than they
can be bought 1t home. eathse than not
have such surplus sold at all. and Ameri-
can mills be forced into Sdleoess and
American vorkinxmen into ssRioos loss
In wages.
How British manusactursrs pursue
this dumping policy Just ~ same as
American manufacturers Win d when
| the necessity arises. u shown IN recent
! consular reports. (See circular No. 200.
Department of Commerce and LAborD
Samuel II. Taylor. U. 8. Consul u GlAs-
gov, Scotland. says:
Manufactured steel for export - sid fer
to 10 per cent less than for domestic uss.
and even At greater reduction In other
words. the cost Of transportatioa to foreign
counties where competitton b hsoAk y
largely assumed by the British expertsr o.
E.sn Enssnd q =. foaess g e.
Scotch manufacturer and gets reductions
accoriinxly. The Scotch mauufacturer
on his exports to foreign eosntrses tAst be
obtains At home. In Seooan4 Q comelna-
ton Of prices exi,ts Which eass the Prtees
Of steel plate for the whole q Dcotlsnd. ana
gives the members Of the cembanation
power to sell In other dsstrscss tAAs Boot.
nep,iaa a. IN -. a.
In addition to having large wosfs n ths
eient to supply the European traAs. n.kes
Britiah consnmers pay more for machines
manufactures In Great britain tnan A0ee.
lean consumers pay for those Danufaetusoo
In the United States
Rufus Fleming, U. 8. Consul ct Edin-
burgh, Scotland, says:
II IL the policy Of British uasafAetsssO
to maintain prices In the home market at
the highest possible level and to nate what
ever CONCESSIONS may Be neeesaapy u Tor
eign markets. At all times. even vhsa
general trade conditions at home and sbrual
. .h. rule - !. ssf IN ~
Ths diserenee 10 favor ee he fsseisssf e
s:.. rs1ss: s e. ss:s ls & ..
Which the priess were fully aOx per eest
sonsr.. @ NJ hi: a. r-Saesies va Vas sss = Do = ss
extE.ordinary surplus. bst pnesieeny e
Ssssr@in.siS. 70 put s:stsin 1ss 8 -
II: s,s go s;. purpsss 2 -. - e % ssSsss z
q -.
A prominsat brewer. an sz-osnbss sf
Parliament. satd:
.!n ~: :.s:. sss: 8: SisS.6 81 e.. e. - -.
hsd . ssrpira Prseticaiiy svssy nsna6He-
tursr 10 tkis essDtfy. cells he fse1s s1sseA
& e :s.et M 9fst : .so 80 s..es wy y 3 sssse,s 4
home IN . reasoaabIs tins. Wtehsse 6ssas-
ins the market.
Janes Boyle, q. 9. Cosssi q Lvsr-
pool. Ensiand. says:
ne nest isteresting instAAae = 1noplAg
n this Consular district q wnSeA Z Aave
knSWledge, vas that Of Beaa0s1. M0a1 .
Co. ehs0ieal maaufaetussss - .UostAw1eA.
ChssAlrs. The products lnve1ve1 vesa 0e1a
aah snd blcar1onate Of eo1a. - yAe A1D-
tioct policy q this nrn - eaM ene6 pse4-
uets - the A1er1can. OaRkee oe soee
vhieA DSt only undefeot tho AO9glean
product. but vas less than tAe yssce q Fl.
hsh markets. This vest On fee se0s e1ne
paFties, both American and feseAGD. laeeR.
ested II the sale Of chemicals " tAe Ualaed
Statea. and then, - a@ Informed. boeaDe
part oWpefs In chemical factosteD b 0ysa.
cuss. n. r., and In Aiehigsn. bsoese u
II true. even now. that eccasiooally CERTAIN
chemieab. and particularly bieas60oeea q
seda, predueeA N this sesgAbasAos1. are
sold ekeaper IN the Unitea eta4es oAae =
this aaskst. ! am inferDsS ut e1stela
arn - Nettiefolds QAnite1b - BerD1ae.
ka0, Which makes Iron an1 eeaas a10
wooden screws, often sell abgoo1 cbeaDsf
than ot home.
II. Clsy Evana, Consul Genefal st
London. England says: Il End that man
ufscturers here endeavor - naistain
home markets but when tAeS can 6nd
foreign market. they will ~ fer Il.
get II IL they can without TOO great Q
loss. and thus increass the dsmaud foe
their output and reduce the cost Of prp-
duction without demoraliaing hons
pricas.~
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