A Short Account of Englands Foreign Trade in the Nineteenth Century Its Econom
A Short Account of Englands Foreign Trade in the Nineteenth Century Its Econom
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108 ENGLAND'S FOREIGN TRADE IN VL— ENGLAND'S PRESENT POSITION.
1. THE PRESENT POSITION OF ENGLAND'S GREAT TRADES.
We have now reviewed briefly the most important events which have affected our foreign trade during the nineteenth century, and the most striking features of its growth, and are in a position to estimate the relative importance of her greatest industries, and to point out the circumstances which influence her hold on them.
It may be convenient to adopt the divisions used by the Labo...ur Commission, viz. : — 1. Minerals and hardware.
2. Textiles.
3. Transport.
1. Both the coal and iron trades are now in a state of transition. [See Notes 6 and 7, pp. 152-4. ] In 1840 coal formed only 1*1 per cent, in value of our total exports ; this proportion has steadily in- creased, and in 1891 had reached more than 8 per cent, of our exports of home produce; about one- tenth of this is, however, exported for use by our own steamers. Coal is therefore an important part of our trade, but it is evident that its importance cannot extend through more than one or two generations go o o o eg o o o O ^ o 00 2 «n o •o o 2 o ■■1> 1 %^~X- 1 " -V 1- 1 \ 1 _: •N~; 1 ^ ^'•.
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108 ENGLAND'S FOREIGN TRADE IN VL— ENGLAND'S PRESENT POSITION.
1. THE PRESENT POSITION OF ENGLAND'S GREAT TRADES.
We have now reviewed briefly the most important events which have affected our foreign trade during the nineteenth century, and the most striking features of its growth, and are in a position to estimate the relative importance of her greatest industries, and to point out the circumstances which influence her hold on them.
It may be convenient to adopt the divisions used by the Labo...ur Commission, viz. : — 1. Minerals and hardware.
2. Textiles.
3. Transport.
1. Both the coal and iron trades are now in a state of transition. [See Notes 6 and 7, pp. 152-4. ] In 1840 coal formed only 1*1 per cent, in value of our total exports ; this proportion has steadily in- creased, and in 1891 had reached more than 8 per cent, of our exports of home produce; about one- tenth of this is, however, exported for use by our own steamers. Coal is therefore an important part of our trade, but it is evident that its importance cannot extend through more than one or two generations go o o o eg o o o O ^ o 00 2 «n o •o o 2 o ■■1> 1 %^~X- 1 " -V 1- 1 \ 1 _: •N~; 1 ^ ^'•.
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