The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-03
orn crur,lN PROSPERITY.

- lts supply az horses. cattit'
hogs aud sheep. So that provident
farmers ir this country arc bound to
grow rich in the next five years II
thcy will raise cattle
This d. bat one of a hundred au-
t~hortatiye expressions whieh may be
found today 70 the nnancia! and trade
Journals of this country pointing 70
the rapidly approaching and incV-
ntable erect ~ this European war on
tho United certain prosperity
Tor the producers 90 this nation.
Except for cotton, says the New
York sun, an forms OF rural indus
try are being benefited hy the war
and continues
september shipments OF wheat
-four. corn and kindred products
were two and q half times as great
as in 1913. From duy Co Gay the de-
mand for export Traiu Is a feature
on the New York produce exchange
Meut products % an sorts are in huee
demand Foreign officers are buy
Ing |thousandc OF horses.
"rhc market for manufactured
WIRES appears Co be no less. There
are very ga zee orders being placed
for am sorts of material of war, a
term which includes such diverse
articles as barbed wire ana automo-
biics. Do addition. clothing and un-
dcrciothing for the troops m the field
and for civilians at the rear are
eagerly sought. The s%h.inkage In
home manufactures compcls the bel
llgoreut peoples 60 come here for
their supplies Just now the call is
extensive for footwear and underwear
OF plain. durable quality. 60 per cent
wool 10 is said that existing stocks
In this country could be sold out
completely il the holders did O re-
fuse 20 risk a scarcity in the domes-
tic trade.
"a banker quoted 10 the sun este
mates that The country's exports VIII
be doubled bon the current year,
reaching a total OF $1,000 600. 600.
The figure may be considerably too
hopeful, but the fact which II repre-
SCENTS is becoming too plain 20 Ques-
ton. namely, an enormous and prof
stable Increase Ia h immediate fl-
ture iu foreign trade. What is more,
It is Go AN intents and purposes cash
business through the transfer Of for
cign credits, and practically every
dollar not only tends TO diminish un-
employment and enhance gains here
but simultaneously helps 10 reduce
the Incubus OF transatlantic nabii-
ties
Aside from grain n livestock and
rope already are reaching into hum
dreIs of departments Of our trade
The partial summary in last weeks
Literary Digest gives but "a vague idea
81 the wide diversity OF the demand.
u quotes tho syracuse Post-stan-
dard's listing OK various articles u.
demand as follows
The Bethlehem Steel company has
received an order from France foI
1000 motor trucks.
'rho hnrnossmokers OF Inc middl,
west have received orders from Flu
rope for SG0.000 IN saddles. saddle.
bags and harness.
"a representative OF the Italian
government is in New York 20 bus
aeroplancs ana aircraft motors
"a rush order OF 1l0.00O barrels o
flour was received In 81. Louis Thurs
day, the iarsest single order Of nou.
ever received Galveston has ius.
shipped a cargo or wheat 10 Greece
orders have been placed will
American manufacturer for 500 90.
blankets for soldiers al tho front ar'
Tor 200.0 poo more for horses. II the
can be supplied the war department
will take a million more.
"The Carnegie company has an
order for 1900 tons Of steel for Aus
frnlia. ON contracts which nations a
wax are unable 10 fHi, Great Britai
has an order Ia New York for
million dollars IN American maehin
cry"
Half a million reels OF barrie
wire. measuring approximately 1875
600 miles.
"Pittsbursh-5.00o tons OF steel "a
%hayoncts.
,'Phiiadelphia-e.0 GOO packages o
lockjaw anttoxip Tor French an
British troops.
"nosion 10000 pairs 81 shoe
New England u expectcd 10 Dol 81
derr sotaling $1,000. ooo.