Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-04
MExico's CREDIT.

MExico's CREDIT.
 Among lhe latest contributors to the supply of in formation concerning Mexico is She National Association of Manufacturers which received reports from 257 ot its most trusted agents in Mexico who were ordered secure exclusively facts revealing accurately trade conditions in the disturbed Republic The demand for information predicated the knowledge that the United States is Mexico's best taking hreequarters exports and send ing back onealf of the annual mportations made this country
 The National Association announces it to be the con sensus of opinion of its agents that if the Mexican could obtain financial assistance her internal troubles would disappear quickly and business would it's normal prosperous condition, Most Of the respondents who contributed the report bankers prominent lawyers merchants and agents of American and European manufacturers of foreign birth and living in Mexico, t is their opinion that the failure of the Mexican government to obtain recognition from the United States delayed the strengthening of credits and put premium upon disorder The report reads in part:
 The investigation covered all of the Mexican States except that are comparatively nnimporant The cor respondents impartial residents who are familiar with the conditions only immediate localities but the surrounding territory The results have been compiled by William NJ Benney napager of the Foreign Department Of the N. A Nj. and Vicente Gonzales. ad wiser Latin American affairs of the association.
 he correspondents asked to report on the pres condition business in their districts what business failures had taken place in their communities; to what local business restricting credit and what degree foreign creditors were accommodating their
  corresponded the exchange and what the business prospects for the future In their replies the correspondents did not confne themselves alone answering these inquiries volunteered interesting information the general business and political situation The investigation shows that the gold do not permit the maintain tine Mexican peso the former exchange value Prices have increased and the markets are certain disturbed seriously The Mexican making headway in restoring normal diiions bat needs money to accomplish this purpose.
 In making public report correspondents the association gave business map of Mexico show ing the situation republic The map that the districts chiefly disturbed business concerned the northern States of Sonora Chihuahua Coahuila. and Nneva Leon and the central States of Durango and Zacatecas Other States which bad the revolution reported those of San Luis Potosi Ganaiuato Hidalgo Michoacan Queretaro. Morales Tiaxcaa all in the central and south ce,- tra part the republic The States in which condi- tons are reported as normal those of Cali fornia sinaloa Tepe, Palisco, Tamaulipas and Vera Cruz ouerreo oaxica the state of Porfro Diaz; chipas the territory of ouinana Roo Campeche tan Tahasco Puebls with the exception of small strip of territory which takes in the ltmus of Tehuan tepec
 The value of the National associations report is in proportion to the restraint exercised by agents in viewing conditions with unbiased eyes Commercial in terests which the Mexican market for profits have pardonabe desire peace restored es speed iy as possible and any cost It cannot be lost sight of that the crux the report corresponds to the de nands of Acting President for recognition Wash ington already passed the merits of these dc mands and rejected them for good auI sufficient req sons The National Associajons informative if uos i4e5nsicaly valuable