The Plot Against Mexico
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The British sold cotton and woollen goods, linens and laces.
The French sold silks and novelties.
The Americans sold what they could. , Since the war the bulk of Mexico's foreign trade has necessarily been with the United States, al- though Spain, which had chiefly exported wine, canned goods and wooden ware to Mexico, has de- veloped a fair sized trade in shoes, dry goods, and various articles made by hand.
The United States had, before the war, built up a trade in machinery, hardware, typewri...ters, shoes, papers, printing supplies, and has been supplying temporarily practically all the other lines enu- merated.
Mr. Sours notes the American tendency to insist on cash or cash against shipping documents, and tells a story to illustrate the situation.
"A very large order was placed for dry goods by one of the leading houses here, of unquestioned credit, with an American house. The Americans were requested to ship the order, sight draft for bill of lading, but refused. They were then asked to turn over the shipping papers to the buyers' bankers in New York, who happen to be one of the [177] Digitized by VjOOQ 1C THE PLOT AGAINST MEXICO best known financial institutions there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The British sold cotton and woollen goods, linens and laces.
The French sold silks and novelties.
The Americans sold what they could. , Since the war the bulk of Mexico's foreign trade has necessarily been with the United States, al- though Spain, which had chiefly exported wine, canned goods and wooden ware to Mexico, has de- veloped a fair sized trade in shoes, dry goods, and various articles made by hand.
The United States had, before the war, built up a trade in machinery, hardware, typewri...ters, shoes, papers, printing supplies, and has been supplying temporarily practically all the other lines enu- merated.
Mr. Sours notes the American tendency to insist on cash or cash against shipping documents, and tells a story to illustrate the situation.
"A very large order was placed for dry goods by one of the leading houses here, of unquestioned credit, with an American house. The Americans were requested to ship the order, sight draft for bill of lading, but refused. They were then asked to turn over the shipping papers to the buyers' bankers in New York, who happen to be one of the [177] Digitized by VjOOQ 1C THE PLOT AGAINST MEXICO best known financial institutions there.
What to read after The Plot Against Mexico?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leander Jan De Bekker to read onlineMoreLess
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