The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-25
Every Year by American Tourists
Will be Spent in the United
state-, Says Ciews.
U. a, MANUFACTURERS ARE
LOOKING TIP FOREIGN TRADE
This Country Has Lately Given
Amazing EEh.L:tion Of Finan-
3.ai Strength

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nstiau Aas esta elisacd .a:ec cr'acit;:
in the s'nited. States. presumably &c
pay fog the exigenrics Of war. Great
Britain. moreover, has temporarily
prohibited new capital issues ant.
nor" sure Of its own war lna7cino
he result Of which will be to make
still greater demands upon the
nitcd States for Funds. This coun
~ has lately given an amazing ex
7ibition Of financial strength. whicl
viii vastly augment its prestige tr
he money markets Of the world
)ne result of the war has been tr
turn the attention Of American
manufacturers to the great oppcr
lunitjes in export trade. An active
'ampaIgn ia already being carried
On in this direction which is likely
to result in an important expansion
Of American foreisn trade IN manu-
5actures. Hitherto raw products
have constituted too large a pro
portion of our shipments, We de-
sire TO sell the products Of our mills
to foreigners as we'll as the products
Of our farms.
General business shows signs Of
Improvement. Bank clearings. which
are generally accepted as a fair
barometer of trade conditions, at all
points in the United States showed
a decrease Of only , per cent in the
first week of January. Tho heaviest
shrinkage was, of course, in the
Eastern States, where fnancia. aad
Industrial depression combined 10
emphasize reaction. Outside of the
Eastern states. however. the re.
action is not particularly severe.
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