A Geography of Commerce for Academies High Schools And Business Colleges
A Geography of Commerce for Academies High Schools And Business Colleges
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Commercial Importance. — The British Empire is the greatest commercial nation in the world, although the exports are now less than those of the United States. ' Its commercial activities are of great importance to the United States. The principal products that Great Britain takes from us are : cotton, wheat, corn and flour, beef and pork, cattle, dairy products, tobacco, copper and cop- per goods, books and maps, leather and leather goods, petroleum, oil cake and meal, lumber, furs and skins, e...tc. , to the amount of between six and seven hun- dred millions of dollars annually.
The principal products that we take from Great Britain in exchange for these are : manufactures of cotton, iron and steel and their products, woolen goods, silk fabrics, chemicals and drugs, tin, hides and skins, china and porcelain, jewels and jewelry, leather and leather products, dressed furs, linen goods, and many other articles, to the amount of between one hundred and two hundred millions annually.
1 In 1 901 the imports of the United Kingdom were a Httle more than $2, 540, 000, 000, as against $800, 000, 000 to the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Commercial Importance. — The British Empire is the greatest commercial nation in the world, although the exports are now less than those of the United States. ' Its commercial activities are of great importance to the United States. The principal products that Great Britain takes from us are : cotton, wheat, corn and flour, beef and pork, cattle, dairy products, tobacco, copper and cop- per goods, books and maps, leather and leather goods, petroleum, oil cake and meal, lumber, furs and skins, e...tc. , to the amount of between six and seven hun- dred millions of dollars annually.
The principal products that we take from Great Britain in exchange for these are : manufactures of cotton, iron and steel and their products, woolen goods, silk fabrics, chemicals and drugs, tin, hides and skins, china and porcelain, jewels and jewelry, leather and leather products, dressed furs, linen goods, and many other articles, to the amount of between one hundred and two hundred millions annually.
1 In 1 901 the imports of the United Kingdom were a Httle more than $2, 540, 000, 000, as against $800, 000, 000 to the United States.
What to read after A Geography of Commerce for Academies High Schools And Business Colleges?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Newel Tilden to read onlineMoreLess
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