Parliamentary Papers, Volume 72H.M. Stationery Office, 1915 - Bills, Legislative |
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... considerable import of foreign hides , so that the total value of the export of raw hides and skins was reduced by about 83,000l . Horses . In 1913 the export of horses amounted to 23,500 head and of foals 2,100 head , making a total of ...
... considerable import of foreign hides , so that the total value of the export of raw hides and skins was reduced by about 83,000l . Horses . In 1913 the export of horses amounted to 23,500 head and of foals 2,100 head , making a total of ...
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Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Imports . - A considerable rise in the imports to Denmark during 1913 is noticeable , especially in agricultural articles and raw materials , such as maize , oil cakes , & c . , which are ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Imports . - A considerable rise in the imports to Denmark during 1913 is noticeable , especially in agricultural articles and raw materials , such as maize , oil cakes , & c . , which are ...
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... considerable purchases of German wheat early in the season , by monthly delivery between September and December , so that inquiry for Danish wheat was slight , although it was superior to the German product . Barley fetched good prices ...
... considerable purchases of German wheat early in the season , by monthly delivery between September and December , so that inquiry for Danish wheat was slight , although it was superior to the German product . Barley fetched good prices ...
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... considerable portion of the normal importations were not received during 1914 owing to the dislocation of foreign trade and the delay in finding new markets , and that these importations will be in- cluded in those for 1915. It must ...
... considerable portion of the normal importations were not received during 1914 owing to the dislocation of foreign trade and the delay in finding new markets , and that these importations will be in- cluded in those for 1915. It must ...
Page 5
... considerable expense of transhipment in New York . A direct service with the United Kingdom or a service connecting Dominican ports with some British steamship line at one of the other West Indian islands would undoubtedly be of ...
... considerable expense of transhipment in New York . A direct service with the United Kingdom or a service connecting Dominican ports with some British steamship line at one of the other West Indian islands would undoubtedly be of ...
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