New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
r4y4DA TR1DE BOOMING.
1ncrease IN Sale of U. S. Goods Fol
go-us Industrial Development.

,s,s4rsal development OK Canada this year
=. ~,xilsed in an active demand for many prod
fas s factories OF the United States especially
u' ,'-s az electrical machinery, electric railway
l1 .,s - and supplies. bridge and structural iron
ts-s, tordvrare cement, street paving material,
b-s qss we'll machinery and tools and steel and
s1 .I1inc The era Of electric railway building
-.g, - the province Of Ontario continues. Some
- nips lines are building, other projects have
"sr ".s .be roint where they are ready TO begin
Feol--- ..,on and interurban lines are being pro-
eos eo, .1 surveyed in every direction. all OF which
So = GOOD market for electric machinery and
elseirlc railway supplies.
1ns ,,nan,, will extend its trolley line, twenty
Fose - roDdeau Harbor. on Lake Erie. and plans
EaileS ,,oooo steel bridge over the Thames River,
q nsH ns,,s of Chatham 20 pay hait the cost; Ihe
theSscr the ~ Essex & Lake Shore Electric Railway
company T5ESsfam y and Windsor: An electric railway
" been chartered from At1eTv yh
L9he 5roiected electric line IS from sarnlay SIXTY
os; os;ss esst London FTelllnaIy shetegS s @ i 1ae
ananesa-; and other cities OF the peninsula OF
N ~ en era of building is causing BRISK de-
OnlSSo Sor building material, cement structural IRON
AID b9iSe5 E 5vrare into Canada for the six months
DuEsS December 81, lsO5s ~ soo
tnoe1, ~ which the United States furnished szsl-
$500 Sryine - the same period the importations OF
81 ties etc. amounted 10 $osS956 IN VaIne. OF
DalssS ss5 s76 came from the United STATES; 1nese
s EhSs show the preponderating trend OF importa-
f5uLees. -S9-fIding purposes IN the DOMINION
rols ~ ~ fhe preferential tar1m IN FAVOR OF the
n.s n ~ RinEdom the bulk OF this trade IS coming
ln.SSss country and that II viii De held securely
20 ~ not the slightest shadow OF oouDt IN tIle
there y - ~ %ernerfenced men Of both the countries
ne ~ -e exclamation of this condition Canao6
me O'io Good thing when she sees II, ana she is
hl.0eo. save II any reasonable price.
gong - e Tercentage Of the goods on sale IN the
a 1aisS Stores is Of American make especially
Sn1l--iTi1erv boots and shoes hats and mems TUT
tns small hardware, druggists supplies ano
n sSroceries year ago there were practlcally
IshDgg gg-sSesricsn shoes on the Chatham Market Dur
80 ers~v dealer carries more or less OF Inell.
Ig-os Igs ,,resent indications there VIII be DutnpeF
ELU n o4 tobacco raised this year IN the SfathsIla
GI.icr and this will increase the demand 1or TO-
Socco manufacturing machinery ,,
pST Renf and Essex counties there has been during
81 ~ iast wear a marked renewal in the work or
nTosDecting oil and natural gas with encourage
Ro-sr1,lfs The demand for drilling machinery ana
ss,s has been Increased by this ana promises 70 pc
s9ss5T for the season. plan to bring natural gas
s-oTn TSburv 20 Chatham will call for some nfteen
-.1-r of pipe. Other nearby towns also want the
- and nine will be required to conduct II TO then'
5reil as experts in such construction work. The
es-nie,ion OF these pipe lines Will make the cities
.icb they reach excellent markets for natural gas
r,avss and there is no such stove OF Canadian
G2sta The value OF the natural gas product OF
Cansda IN 1905 was $314,249 The petroleum product
sor The same period was 6S4O95 barrels. valued az
&4ssS , -, , ,,,z. a.
evidence between Chatham and the United States.
Many orders for small goods are sent to this coun-
nv 6y post and filed through the same agency.