Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

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htk's th, foIinWut ...'r
lama u bnh'niI su Coco
'''f Tor era2'ng uuru..a HJ ,t'r
u..i. cattle n.. being dI.I.I Do.
n1t or the fArmef- boo u.... f..f
iN'E ma3 NE their auU. .
.I.."ta purposes tn principal
supply th, Nu.iu, districts
'"i Austria. n' being mof tud u0Ue
.'.u over Go forests and huutHa
Serves. iHus l'ssouiug oarn ..r fu.
".'' f'r grazing purpose lu h,
m' people are mn.rua .. H.
i".N Hi n'irshiuE food. Hul Oh. DAM.
H.i I" u''itn is much greater fHar
I'. fnIrn can arise from .mU..f..
h'I' Ih'rr Is n" general Hv r.s-
u'uius i1. inspection " meat bHI
I'.I n"unit authoriti". pre-. IIH
tl, H.U. con rcguiaiipns.
H ous'gumcnt OFF mplI ..um
Argentina q. toms. was received a.t
80" i"n.f t'w Trieste. and after u
'I"..H' INSPECTION oN commit. ~
experts tn' '1nslgnucnt Nus d,.ur.
'd Q" ID" 'n perfect condition. aud Nas
placed upon che market bon VIouua
Th, WuN. .uHl ,uuneU of prappe inns
authorized Do, Importation of % toms
ot Arg'ulu. mcHt Wth IN. uuccr-
iim n mission o. bring .u NJ
1'u'u' n.t. tn'rr H great hositpu.,
"1 in' If Nf meat dealers &C. II4k
th' expense u' importing g. aud he
demand F Ntue made that tbc bor-
dDrs he opened CO. i've cnttl. from
tho Balkan states
'Thr other argument used I'm favor
OF Imported meat is the excellent
hcHIta "' t1, English p,"pl,. who de
pend 'frf' HUHu Imported meats fog
their .upplt
4 ness lm. ol vessels equipped FOR
cold st"rIg, ViI bu prepared to
hfinF "tfRu'- of meat from Argentina.
DO the 'Wnurgo Hs1iust foreign meat
it removed These vessels win plv
between Bu,nos Aires and Trieste
onf WiII, Ie mid, make eighteen
uips q year 70 facilitate the inport
oi tr12'u m'1t- into Bohemia an e..
Tort b. being made to have rcfrigcrat.
ing etrs built for tht railway lines
entering tlrrp " meat may be- Inn
ported from south America. IT, ap-
l'ars that rho new lin" Of vessels DO
tween New Y"rk and Tioso could
/ ,qudlN as WI br.ne meat from the
United Stst,e.
Tine American ambassador at Vicn-
ua reports that th, imports of chcap-
81 forolgn meats io tho extent 90 AZ
''ts' 'n"-half tUr consumption of
Vienna which be- estimated at 1oi.
600" 900" pounds p'r YEAR. viii o. de-
mand"d bv the Austrian public Tho
gov, nm"ut has given permission for
th" further importation or 500 tons
~ Argentine meat. which is expected
&" reach th" port of Trieste. los ships
"i IN" NuStro- American line. this
month
Consul Ha1"ltIno al Tcucrifc. In tho
Canary slhuds sums ur ne Reasons
why thc United states ls not making
creator progress n nor export moar|
TRAD" as follows
American competition has beer
excluded from the southern European
ana Airictn lrade fpr several rra-
suns. the meet important Of which
hav" been excessive freight charges
and tong transit periods when goods
were shipped Via England to routl-
uon'm ports hack of proper local
connections on tho part OF american
exporters tho active campaign against
I'D American meat products by for
"igu competitors
Tho local Importers. however.
would nov N"lcom american meat
products Imported Nu the direct
steamship sen, icr recently c-t1bushod
between N,w YORK. cts aud these
islands
There Is %" question whatever hat|
thc shipping ui American meat 10 the
Canar'rs ana Northern Nf,ica must
inoro. $50 In thr r.pr future The
form" SOIL OF 10. 'uuor, Islands and
Northern NfricJ i~ devoted almoe, *
rlusiNrl' to tI' cultivation of vlurI
and fruits -p that about - pri cen,
of the food consumed must be imnorj-
cd. Wheat Flour is fhp larges, item.
Voarly aIl ~ which ~ American
Meat aud meat products are next IN
inp"rianc' 10 Nuut and ar. mraeh
Imported from England. although al
W pe''a'iI's come 'rom Fru5e. au'I
other Continental markets ENorui-
'tont prices rrrAaI FOR many of th,s,
irnducig tuued u' other This abe
norma. condition of prices .s due iol
thc stead, demand aud 10 O. ll.f o..
competition
This 'u,k e0 competition b.
condition. homework which th, klltrI-|
'"h paDN'f0 promise tu rnI.uE -Inu
fhc' arr reaching ut for ga, add.
ana ends nf TRADE Wh..h formerl, c--
capped them, Owing to their ubsorp.
tlun in the lsrg,r Eurppcun countrl,s.
uhd have SECURED control OF thc Ar
gcn'u' export trade Whnr there T..
" ilHru' "' NYld-Nid, meat trtisf.
u hts not rrGrJ,d thc proportions OF
porn and forr.-n nations do uot tak,
the threat SERIOUSLY Fs hitherto thcv
have proved more successful than tho
American governments n coping with
combinations iu restraint uf trade
and have mo- DOUBT OF their aliit, col
I" ih.t n th" fuur.. Tls Nmsricap
packers do not APPEAR tu be- bogey
Zoo them. Th,l Welcome lcritimuia
scti,.ti,-. hut WN mot cpuuteuuce
som, of tn, ttotIrs hlrh hive D., y
practierd u ga, United states
There used 10 Or, a m,mbor of ON
etrss obp vss wilkins to g.,, affhanl |
opinions nu complies constitutional
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