The Republican journal., 1911-06-01
,uERIcAN PRODUCTS
l.. tbe Farmers of Other Parts
lafu'' If the World.

Add by the fali"',' VI
nai'N of the World.
sion. D. c., May %. A hun
= 'sa Ilion dollars worth of manufac-
i 1 .+bs United States are consumed
z; o. .'.,rists of other parts of the
% r.;s estimate of the demands
~ :.7lrurists of other countries
.'' o. the manufacturers of the
st ,st.s while necessarily some
la seems to be quite within
8, ..f act Judging from a state
'''.'' 40. uared by the Bureau of
81 be- Department of Com
-'" Labor. which shows the ex-
...sa rfineipal articles produced
+" ..-sf States and passing direct
-..a urists of other countries.
y Includes mowers and reapers,
' .o.5vators, other agricultural
" .4. fertilizers, binder Irvine,
.s. sugar mill machinery, wind
''' ,-er 4ngines, harness and sad
p r.sg-s and wagons, oilcake and
neal. seeds and nursery stock, as
winch practically all of the
f5r sgriculturists, while in
w.. 5, This. il may be assumed that
ts-as.- percentage of the wire
..or birbed, and nails, stoves,
.,...s -lt.sry pumps and pumping
l- sewing machines, tobacco
-s finally utilized by the
..,.m sections of the various coun-
-, ,.-t the merchandise is eX-
lmpIements form the
ra of the exports dis
.... IMP use of farmers and
-- world. and the total ex-
-.-.--.-.e group during the fis-
S next month will ap-
Hon dollars in value.
tts Tor which the statis-
able, the total is 81
h, and should the fig
s. remaining months for
lift yet in hand average
Ct. zlh as April ($5, 476, $40
fiscal year would cross
oiar mark, while a de-
Of agricultural imple-
as but IS 1-3 million
p IL million dollars
cultural implements ex-
rir- months ending with
H., ar by the way is an in
ger cent over the CORE
Y- Of 1910, ten million
~ vas represented by now
and parts of; 6 1-2 mill
H. culivators and parts
ctically nine million "All
a-9'tyral implements. Of this
Is = million dollars worth
p implements exported in
yfs ending with March, 1911,
ea GLARS worth went to Ar
~ million dollars worth to
S IN Larope; 3 IL million dollars
70 canada. l 2-3 million dollars
.s.s~arc-. about l million dollars
Germany, and three-fourths of
HaH GLARS worth to the United
aor While the Bureau of Stats
gar.- Tor the nine months period
T Indicate countries for each of the
8. nj 1gicultural implements, an
p. cation Of the Bureau covering
r.s t0f The full fiscal year peri
SLOWS movers and reapers sepa-
sagtNclng to II IA million dol
ro-t- the fiscal year 1910, of
81 million dollars worth went to
"a. Europe, a little over 2 million
rs gt to France; a little over l
y worth to Germany; over
a. ION dollars worth to Argen-
.'... 'nt-half million dollars
United Kingdom; nearly
at Ion dollars worth to AustraI-
@ ne-third of million dollars
"a ada. Of the 6 IA million
.'a II plows and cultivators
the fiscal year 1910, 2 million
Is WORTH went to Argentina; a little
~ million dollars worth went
1ii aHout one-third of a mil
"a. worth went to Russia in
Pr quarter of million dollars
.V-.. ,o Australia and New Zea-
,re remainder scattered wide
s'17rs eXported amounted in the
months ending with March to Z 1-2
' 'oIars in value; against a little
million in the corresponding
rs '- last year. Of this group of
.zer< amounting to Z 1-2 million dol
worth IN the nine months ending
AaFcf -9ll, phosphate rock, ground.
s'o-a.i, not calculated, amounted to
BILLION dollars in value, and the
'he' group a little over one mil
'lsis Germany is by far the larg-
'-e Ut his class of our exports, the
81 The -Aports of fertilizers to that
u" "@Ing IN the nine months in ques-
practically 2 million dollars; the
-' hl7Eiom less than l million; and
-T '.t-Ie over one-half million.
ports Of binder Irvine in the nine
..n N1t|rttr will Morob or,o,o+,1 to