Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-04

to $36,O00,00O and wheat flour from
S4.1O0,000 to 81 600 600
Demand for Aeroplancs and Automo-
bilcs.
Exports of aeropoues and parts
rose from S13,146 IN April 1914 10
$357. 500 in April. 1915, and automO-
bles and parts from S3.f00,000 in
April, 1914, to S9,S000o0 in April
1915.
Marked shrinkage, however, is
shown in steam passenger ana freight
cars, which dwlndled from S2SS. 600 i'm
April 1914, to $32 600 in the Same
month of this year Chemical exports,
on tho other hand, more than doubled
in value, rising from $1,000 600 10 So
900, 900 Goal, both anthracite and
bitumnous, climbed IN value from
$4,000. 600 10 $4,000 600.
small Decline in Copper
For some reason, copper of all
kinds fell off O trfle. from $4,000
coo i'm April, 1914 TO $1l5000O0 i'm
April 1915.
Marked increase in the value of I'M
manufactured cotton was shown and
equally marked I'm the manufactures
of cotton, like this manufactured
April 1914. $2t,000.00O April 1915
$33. 900. 600. manufactured, April
1914. $500, 600, April 1915, $1,000
GOO
Big Gain IN Explosives.
Explosives exported in April 1914,
$751;. 900. April, 1915, 5000. SS3-so
say the figures Of the department OF
commerce CARTRIDGES, for instance,
i'm those two periods, rose from $500
600 to $4,000. 600 dynamite from
$4,000 to $4,000 gunpowder from
$4,000 To $4,000, and all other eX-
plosiyes from $4,000 10 $500, 900
Fertilizers, naturally, have dropped
m export value from $l.2O0,000 in
April 1914, TO $4,000 in april
1915.
Nor has the export of firearms ap
parently increased to any tremendous
degree. the records showing AprlL
1914, $299,0OO; April 1915. S4GAOoO'
800 Per Cent Increase la Meats.
some other export comparisons for
the month of April In 1914 and 1918
we're ms follows Fish 100000 IN
1914 and 81 poo. 600 i'm 1915. wood
manufactures, $9.30o'OOo in l9l4 ana
$4,000. 900 i'm 1915: TOYS. $4,000 in
1914 and $50 GOO IN 1915; zinc, except |
ore, $4,000 In 1914 and $l,SO0O00 in |
1915.
Meat products exports show an Ina
crease Of more than 100 per cent
rising from S10.000000 In April, |
1914 to S22.9OO000 i'm April, 1915, |
including fresh beef from ST. 400 TO /
$4,000. 900 and bacon from $l700,OOo /
to $500. 600 So, too, ia dairy pro |
ducts. which rose from $25O,OOO TO
ST 700 600. with cheese showing $32,- I
600 i'm April 1914, and 100000 iu /
April, 1915.
Leather Goods Required.
Leather and tanned skins, manu- /
featured and manufactured M
creased I'm export from $3.200,000 i'm /
April, 1914. TO S6,3000O0 in April /
1915. or virtually 100 per cent whue |
boots and shoes rose from $l,490,O0O 4
to 81. 500 900 and harness and saddles
from $4,000 TO S1,600,000.
Iron and steel manufactures ranged |
from $20,600,000 in April, 1914, 10 4
$25. 100000 In April, 1915, while malt
liquors dwlndled from 1924, 500 to
$40. 800. Distilled spirits, on the
other hand. increased from S226i0OO
to $4,000. but manufactured to-
bacco shrank from S3,500,000 to 3d.
400. 900, in contrast TO manufactured
tobacco which rose from S122,000 TO
$4,000
Where Imports Icll orr.
on the other side of the ledger the
imports also show interesting com
parison i'm various items, in pant as
follows Animals. $1,000 600 in April
1914. and $574O00 in April 1915.
brea,dstuffs, 32,30O0O0 in April. 1874
and 100000 in April, 1916 auto
mobiles and parts. st,400 600 in April
1914. and $1,1OO,00O in April 1915.
chemicals drugs ana dyes $8,500,0OO I
IN April, 1914. and &8G00,000 i'm
April. 1876 manufactures Of cotton,
$500 600 In April. 1914. and &3.100.-
600 In April, 1915; wearing apparel
So. 500 600 in April, 1914, and s3.100,-
600 IN April. 1915.
importation Of fertilizers fell from
81, 200 600 IN April, 1914, 10 100000
in April. 1915; fnfs from s822.000 10
s13s, 900. glass and glassware from
$3.50 to $4,000 and hides and
skins from &12 100000 to $4,000, 900.
Fewer Diamonds Brought In.
How The war affects womankind IN
particular is shown IN a dimlnution in
imports Of precious stones from 81