Parliamentary Papers, Volume 72H.M. Stationery Office, 1915 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 3
... decrease was recorded which amounted to 2,543,271 dol . ( 523,3071 . ) or about 27 per cent . as compared with the imports in 1913 . The decreases are general and are evidently the result of the blockade of Puerto Plata and of the ...
... decrease was recorded which amounted to 2,543,271 dol . ( 523,3071 . ) or about 27 per cent . as compared with the imports in 1913 . The decreases are general and are evidently the result of the blockade of Puerto Plata and of the ...
Page 4
... decrease in the local manufacture of that article . It is probable that a 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 ...
... decrease in the local manufacture of that article . It is probable that a 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 ...
Page 7
... decrease in transits of 283 and in tonnage of 624,391 tons . British shipping provided 64 per cent . of the total number of transits - 3,078 compared with 2,951 ( 58 per cent . ) in 1913 - and there was a slight increase in the number ...
... decrease in transits of 283 and in tonnage of 624,391 tons . British shipping provided 64 per cent . of the total number of transits - 3,078 compared with 2,951 ( 58 per cent . ) in 1913 - and there was a slight increase in the number ...
Page 6
... decrease to the extent of more than 9,000,000l.E . The only satisfactory point with regard to these figures from a British point of view was that the United Kingdom's share of exports and imports for these five months rose to 55'9 and ...
... decrease to the extent of more than 9,000,000l.E . The only satisfactory point with regard to these figures from a British point of view was that the United Kingdom's share of exports and imports for these five months rose to 55'9 and ...
Page 10
... decrease of 6 2 per cent . on the figures for 1913 . Registered letters to the number of 4,518,144 were dealt with ... decreased by 206 and those received by 2,140 . Up to the end of July , however , an increase of 11'9 and 21 1 per cent ...
... decrease of 6 2 per cent . on the figures for 1913 . Registered letters to the number of 4,518,144 were dealt with ... decreased by 206 and those received by 2,140 . Up to the end of July , however , an increase of 11'9 and 21 1 per cent ...
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