Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-05

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/ trado and has met with considerable
/ success. 1t is stated, however, chat
/ She is dealing mostly i'm the cheap
/ lrades OF goods ana much doubt is
oNpresscd as to whether. even In those
! Nor inferior standard OF manufacture
as it. is characterized mere, would
stand competition with hettor made
articles of the same class. Japan ana
limo Ifpitcl States have almost palal-
IloIcd each other in the amount Of
thsu. Indian export trad
I'm the fiscal year 1884 these
countries were tied for fourth place
among the nations exporting to ln-
aha. the United Kingdom Gamg frs,,
Germany second. and Java. with her /
sugar trade. third. out OF the total /
ludiun import trade America and Ja-
nan each held &c per cent. the mon
~ reprcsented being 3193, ,0OO pounds
starIiny for inc former and 3lNtUUu
puunds for the latter In l9l4-la the .
United states moved into third place ,
land Japan dropped to titth, Java tax /
lng the position of Hetmony "h'e" I
\ had gone down to fourth. However,
the American and Japanese percent
ages were 80 and a.5, f'sp'olNvN,
ana the money involved was 3,l2O,uVo
slight difference. This Was the year
Of the outbreak of hostllities and both
nations dropped little IN their IN
dian exports although they hade an
Increase in the percentage column III
I9l5-16 each forged ahead. America
Isuu held mira place but her exports
totalcd per cent, ana Japan was
! Iuext with 5.5 per cent Ihe money
transactions We're 5,2ia0OO pounds
s land 4,99S,UOO pounds, respectively.
one Indian market has heeh cor
! nered by the United states, ANA lha'
= is for the low priced automobiles
- There is said TO be an incre3lns de-
b. mand for Inexpensive but durable
machines. and in l9l5-l6 the tulted
o States led the world with total eN-
n portauou to india of cars Fa'ucu at
= $4,000 pounds -Four years ago Am-
n erica's automobile trade with lndla
n u,os ga small that il is not recorded
iu the official figures.
Tho limited states has made a great
n .li.aroa also i'm IFS exportaron Of
y 49,, md etcsI goods TO India In the
,ost ,aar During the fou. years
a rrinr "a 1q15-1G the highest money
r.lachaI uas a.. 900 pounds. i'm
" 1otT'iG tbis mmped TO 900, ,00o
w mounds the trade being largely IN
~ small articles such as machine tools
~ cntlcrv bolts. nuts nails, rlvets
~ waehors tubes and fittings, etc This
~ 10 anotber field which lis said to be
~ fertile one for America Locomo-
Nv live engines and most of the heavy
'O ,,achinen are made either in India on
20 in hn Tinted Kingdom. The rail.
10 ,,,5s which uso most Of the heavy
10 ',a, ma eteel products. are govern.
10 .,,t controlIed and as many ordou
,ossiI,io for materials nauralh
70 ''Yl Ia ,,tarod with British or Indian
DO ,,r,,s In mo matter of The smaller
IN i.,,,,,t ',,, bou,nvnr, there IS said 10 b,
~ - fn,. a preat exppnsioq IN the
IN du ~ ,i,r United states.
40 |V |,,, - t,a host nrospects for iron
II ot,,l n1,n,,focfurers is farminl
no onI ooaordtno tn an apricultura
loo,'' ..,,1a o,.nort There would b.
an a,!1 -" W r s,'ch lts machines M
,O @n''lt @ ,"' ,i,.,,s INIT ordinarv plows
,o I"'''"" p''".' .,,o r,o,,, otho
an hafLo"s' Ie'pS' .i'ud.nI,,,, ,'u ,'"uId fin,
o0 implements ol "u''',
,o q ready market III ms oplnoH'
40 lhc lhdlah inrH'Er' ...,.,.
o0 india is an aEll'uitur" couI'IS,
,o he said, ana IT may pe news W . pvo
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