The Foreign Trade of China
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Timber: The export of timber (hard wood, soft wood, and poles) was not separately enumerated until 1903, when the shipment was to the extent of T 1,400,680. In 1913 the value was T 2,406,635, and in 1917 it was T 2,104,355.
The export is, however, less than half the value of the im- port of foreign timber.
Tobacco: In 1867 a very small quantity of tobacco, leaf and prepared, was exported, and even as late as 1887 the export accounted for only T 586,051. But in 191 3 the to^.1 rose to T 2,555,87...4, while in 1917 it was T 3,532,138.
Wool: The export of wool, which was insignificant in 1867, advanced to T 460,093 in 1887, and T 4,531,013 in 1907. In 191 3 the trade further increased to T 6,656,445, and in 1917 it attained the total of T 12,300,452. By far the greatest part of the export consists of sheep's wool, which in 1913 contributed T 5,487,543* and in I 9 I 7. T 10,533,- 020; the remainder is made up of camels' wool and a small amount of goats' hair. The export of sheep's wool is mostly taken by the United States and to a much less extent by Japan; while that of camels' wool goes principally to Great Britain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Timber: The export of timber (hard wood, soft wood, and poles) was not separately enumerated until 1903, when the shipment was to the extent of T 1,400,680. In 1913 the value was T 2,406,635, and in 1917 it was T 2,104,355.
The export is, however, less than half the value of the im- port of foreign timber.
Tobacco: In 1867 a very small quantity of tobacco, leaf and prepared, was exported, and even as late as 1887 the export accounted for only T 586,051. But in 191 3 the to^.1 rose to T 2,555,87...4, while in 1917 it was T 3,532,138.
Wool: The export of wool, which was insignificant in 1867, advanced to T 460,093 in 1887, and T 4,531,013 in 1907. In 191 3 the trade further increased to T 6,656,445, and in 1917 it attained the total of T 12,300,452. By far the greatest part of the export consists of sheep's wool, which in 1913 contributed T 5,487,543* and in I 9 I 7. T 10,533,- 020; the remainder is made up of camels' wool and a small amount of goats' hair. The export of sheep's wool is mostly taken by the United States and to a much less extent by Japan; while that of camels' wool goes principally to Great Britain.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by See, Chong Su, 1892- to read onlineMoreLess
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