Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-01
AMERICA'S TRADE WITH WORLD GROWS
Large Orders Pouring Into United States From All
 Countries.
WAR IS RESPONSIBLE
This Country Taking Advantage of Opportunities for Trade Afforded by the Struggle in
 Europe.

i From all sections of the country , evidence is at hand that the United States is profiting by the oportunity to furnish the entire world, especially , the warning powers of Europe, with vast quantities of food suplies. That this opportunity exists because of President Wilson's wise and firm ad- ministration of the government is uni versally conceded
 The magnitude and wide distribu- tlon of the benefits now accruing indi- cate that the United States is entering upon an era of unexampled prosper ity.
 Here are extracts from many news papers, published during the past week, which show how good the American outlook is:
 Hammondsport, N. Y., Oct. 12.- Work is being rushed at the Curtiss Aaeroplan company's plant on six replicas of the transatlantic flying boat, America, for shipment to Eng land. All the extra men who can be employed in the plant are working day and night shifts on this and oth- CT foreign orders.
 New York, Oct 12.-Under urgent instructions to construct, assemble, and ship them as soon as human in- genuity can contrive, an order for 25O heavy motor trucks for use in the Russian army is being filled by the Garwood Motor company in it's shops at 15Oth street and River avenue, the Bronx.
 In the last week and a half 120 of these trucks have been shipped.
 Bloomington, Ill.,, Oct. 12.-Zinc factories of central Illinois are being rushed with orders for spelter to be used by European nations in making ammunition.
 Thirty carloads consigned to New York for export passed through here today.
 Mercer, Pa., Oct. 12.-The Reznor Stove company today received an or der for 5O,O0O sheet metal tent stoves to be used by the French and Eng fish armies during the coming Wln- ter campaign.
 New York. Oct. 9.-The New York Fur Auction Sales corporation, which was organized as a direct re- suit of the European war. and the nurpose of which is to take advantage of the new trade conditions, has an- nounced the details of the project TOT holding in New York City auction sales of furs similar to those wnlch have been held in London for years, and the continuance of which is now made impossible because or the war. New York, Oct. 9.-The Spanlsn government has entered the American market for the immediate delivery or inward of $10,0O0,000 worth of ord ! nance and rifle-making machinery. a vast variety of dredging machines, concrete mixers, conveying machines and excavators, lOcomotlVes anu stone crushers.
 Chicago, Oct. 13.-Negotiations TOT , +he nurchase of several thousand army wagons. 100000 blankets. 2oo,- 1 900 saddles and brides, ana iarse supply of rifle cartridges TOT the use of the English and French armies were opened here today by represent atives of those governments. l I East St. Louis, Ill.,, Oct. 1S.-one +ho,,sand horses for the French army have been shipped from the St. Louis National Stock yards.
 Pittsburgh, Oct. 13.-The CruciDle e+aei company. of this city, today re- oo;vad an order from the French gov, orrnant for 5000 tons of bayonet ana saber steel.
 New York, Oct. 13.-American m dnstry continues to fell the stimuius of foreign purchases. u.u.s
 Four hundred trucks ana engines ] eor automobiles, said to be Tor use ID 4bo Euronean war, have been loaoeo . +ho steamship Sugura, of the f,aDre ,;no un . a+ Brooklyn. The Sugura IS te sail for Liverpool Saturday.
 Naw York. Oct. 14.-A steady de-
 uamd continues for surgical and meo' ical materials. An order nas son oeo1 onl nlaced at Biddeford, Me- TOT ovu,vv, ;te wards of cotton material TOT ncsp'a % 2. nnrnoses, while another requlsisssoonn eso nni Y renorted from Fall River TOT I.loo'vo, ~, yards of lightweight cotton goods lo' saune nn inquiry Daui for 100000 pairs p,..9, Q
 ..4ta,, A half hose for use in hospital' IS Moo,ens n,sC are in heavy demand, on' oo' ncern mor receiving an order for so'oO'