Reciprocal Trade: a Demonstration of the Possibilities in the Philippines of Trade for the ...
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The feed of horses was native grass, called ''zaeate," and "palay" (which is unhuUed rice).
The trade in hay and oats reaulted from the example of the Umted States Array in importing and feeding them to the animals. Fodder was originally a product of Australia, which hegan coming in small quantities in 1899 and its use has increased steadily ever since. It consistfi d chopped bay, with a little grain mixed in, and is compressed into balfii of about 100 pounds eack During the past two years some... has hem coming in from Seattle^ and it is probable that the United States would control alt of the trade in horse feed if reciprocal tariff arrangeraenta could be effected, such as were pro]»09eji in the Payne bill wiiich passed the llouse of Representatives of the Fifty-ninth Congress, It is certainly to the interest of the fanners of the United States, and of the Pacific coast 8tates especially, to use ail influence possibie in promoting this legislation!
At the prei?ent time most of the fodder imported comes from Australiflj while a quantity of crushed food is imported from British East India.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The feed of horses was native grass, called ''zaeate," and "palay" (which is unhuUed rice).
The trade in hay and oats reaulted from the example of the Umted States Array in importing and feeding them to the animals. Fodder was originally a product of Australia, which hegan coming in small quantities in 1899 and its use has increased steadily ever since. It consistfi d chopped bay, with a little grain mixed in, and is compressed into balfii of about 100 pounds eack During the past two years some... has hem coming in from Seattle^ and it is probable that the United States would control alt of the trade in horse feed if reciprocal tariff arrangeraenta could be effected, such as were pro]»09eji in the Payne bill wiiich passed the llouse of Representatives of the Fifty-ninth Congress, It is certainly to the interest of the fanners of the United States, and of the Pacific coast 8tates especially, to use ail influence possibie in promoting this legislation!
At the prei?ent time most of the fodder imported comes from Australiflj while a quantity of crushed food is imported from British East India.
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