Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-02-19

Porto Rico. 81 SCI 49,, and To Hawaii
S15.337.75N. making "a total of sl.o0l.-
81. Ss3 az tn. value Of manufactures
passing out If continental United
States last year
These figures of manufactures sent
out Of the country last year include
both finished manufactures ready for
consumption and manufactures for
further use in manufacturing. or man
ufactures ready for use the total eN-
portation was S640.00O.o00. and of man
ufacture- the product of one industry
10 be used as materials in other indus
tries S3l5.00rOOO.
Exports Of manufactures from the
United States have more than doubled
in ten years ana quintupled in twenty
years. I'm 1891 they aggregated $780,
900 600: in 1901. SAL. 200 900 AMI in
1911. Sy64.75O.0 or s1.002. 100000 if
We include shipments To- Porto Rico
and Hawaii Exports of iron and s,eel
manufactures gained $72.000.000 in the
ten wears from 1891 To- 1901 and S247.-
100000 in the ten years from 1901 to
1911; copper manufactures. chiefly in
the form of pigs. bars ana ingotS
gained $4,000. 900 i'm the ten years from
1881 To 1901, and 500. cocoon in the pc
riod 1g01-lg11. refined mineral oil
gained 26.O0O.0GO from 1891 to 1901
and $4,000. 0O0 from 1901 To 1911. and
wood manufactures gained $4,000. 600
in the period 1S9l-19O1 and s45. 000. 900
i'm the 190l-19l1 period. OF the articles
many show large gains, agricultural
implements from S3.333.0O0 i'm 1891 to
$50. 600 900 in 1911: leather and manu-
features thereof. from s15,333.000 to
s51. 600 900: ears and carriages. from
$4.00. 600 To s35. 200. 600; cotton manu-
features from S14.00O.000 to $4,000. 900;
chemicals. drugs and medicines. from
81 .OOO. 600 to s21.0OO. 900: paper and
manufactures thereof. from 100000
to $19.O0O.000; naval stores. from
ss.S33.OO0 to So 900 600. and scientific
instruments from 1.500. 900 To $4,000,
900
American manufac tures are sold in
all parts Of the civilized world. Last
year the exports of agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS from the United STATES to
Russia aggregated s7.273,2OS; those to
Canada and Argentina. each about
Sc. OO0. 600: to Germany. s2.37S,953. and
To France, S3,OSS,29S. About $3.50. 00O
worth of automobiles went to the
United Kingdom last year and nearly
double that sum to Canada. Mexico.
Cuba and Argentina. as well as Cana
la. are taking large amounts of rail-
way equipment, the value of freight
and passenger cars alone sent tn each
of those countries last year ranging
from 100000 to S2.5OO.0OO. Europe
took nearly sl.25O.OOO. Europe took
nearly Sl.250.00O worth of American
clocks and watches i'm 1911 and Canada
an almost equal amount. our grow
ing exports of copper pigs are mostly
sent To- the industrial countries of Eu-
rope All grand divisions and pract-
cally all important countries are rep
resented i'm our high record exports
Of iron and steel in their numerous
forms-rails. typewriters. structural
forms. cash registers, adding machines.
locomotives. sewing machines. wind
mills. printing presses, etc. Cuba.
Canada and Great Britain offer large
and growing marekts for our boots and
shoes Detailed information regard
ing the trade in the various articles
exported. including their distribution
by countries. is available in the annual
volume. Commerce anI Navigation of
the United States" shortly To be is
sued by the department of commerce
and labor through its bureau Of sta
tisticS