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SLXOSD IS TBAUE.
We nave immense Volume of Bull,
lies Wllh Germany.
Washington, Jan. 7 Trade between
the United States and Gerbany, whose
commercial relations are now the sub
ject of negotiations between the two
countries, aggregated in the fiscal rear
lS05over $3,000,000. A report issued
today by the Bureau of Statistics of the
Department of Labor and Commerce
"The imports from Germany were
tllS,000,0C0 in value and exceeded im
pertt from that country in any earlier
year. The exports to Germany were
fKH.WO.OCD in value and exceeded our
xporta to that country in any earlier
year 'except 1904, in which year tht
total was over 8214,000,000, this de
crease in 1905 compared with 1904 hav
i jng occurred in raw cotton and being
?ue aletber to a fall in prices, since
the quantity in 1905 was greater than in
, I;X)4. Imports from Germany increased
J27.00O.C00 in the period from 1895 to
1905, and exports to tt at country in
creased $102,OCC,OC3 in the ean.e time.
"Germany staoda second in the order
f magnitude of our trade with foreign
cocntriei, both as to imports and ex
ports. Manufactures are the bu'k rf the
lllS,fiOO,000 worth of merchandise im
y&rted from Germany. These manu
factures include c tton goods, about
$14,000,000 in value; chemicals, drugs
4td dyes, $15,000,000; iron and steel
rsanufactures, about $5,000,000; leather
manufactures, $3,000,000; siik manu
factures, about $5,0f 0,000; manufac
tares of fibers, about $3,000 000; wool
en goods $3,000,000; paper and manu
factures thereof, over $3,000,000, and
toys, $4,000,000. Raw cotton is by far
the largest single item in our exports
to Germany, amounting in 1905 to $8f,
000.000 in value, as compared with ex
ports of $43,000 000 in value in 1895
"Breadstuff's form a 'e's important
factor in our trade with Germany than
fo'merly, owing to the great fa li g off
in the quantity which the Uni ed SW
is now able to epare to the outside
world. Gf wheat, f r example, our ex
ports to Germany, which amounted to
more thn 10.000.CJO bushels in 191)1
and practically 20 000,000 bushels in
1902, fell to 14,5000,000 in 1903, 7,5000,
000 in 1904, and 100,000 bushel in 1905,
the value in 1905 bein but $84,7000
Flour shows also a considerable decline,
but com showed a rucked increase, its
total export to Germany being over $9,
0(10,000 in value.
''In manufactures, especially copper,
mineral, leather, ee'en ific instruments
and cerUin ma ufactures of iron and
steel, our exports to Germany show a
B eady growth. The value of copper in
bars and plate exported from the
United States to Germany amounted to
over $14,000,000.
"Impors from Germanv formed, in
1905, 10.7 per cen of the total importa
tions into the United S utes, and ex
ports to that country in t e same year,
12 7 per cent of the t ta exports to
that country. German 's figures show
that impo ts from the United States in
1904 formed 14.8 i er cent of her total
imports, nd the exports to the United
States formed 9 6 per cent of her total
exports.
If you take this paper and The Weekly
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Tailoi-made suits $4.7 5.
Jackets $425
Walking skirts $3.25
Flannel waists $1.00
Ladies sattcen underskirts 95 cents
Childrens dresses at your own price
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