United States Congressional Serial Set
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Van Sant, of Kingston, contributes the following information concerning Canadian foreign trade and development: Canada imported from the United States in 1905 56,000,000 pounds of cotton of tne value of $5,500,000, and- from other countries 500,000 pounds of the value of $67,000. In 1907 the cotton imports from the United States reached 72,000,000 pounds of the value of $8,000,000; from other countries 234,000 pounds, value $29,620.
The following quantities of hard coal were imported in 1907: F...rom the United States, 2,756,332 tons; from other countries, 28,539 tons.
Pulpwood exported from Canada to the United States in 1905 aMWunted to 693,624 cords, valued at $2,600,814; in 1907, 628,744 cQids, valued at $2,748,901.
J!o secure British capital, not only for the large demands of the railway builders, but also for the smaller demands of the manufac- turer and factory and house builder is a movement which the Canadian Manufacturers' Association has undertaken. For this pur- pose the association will seek to persuade British loan companies to establish branches here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Van Sant, of Kingston, contributes the following information concerning Canadian foreign trade and development: Canada imported from the United States in 1905 56,000,000 pounds of cotton of tne value of $5,500,000, and- from other countries 500,000 pounds of the value of $67,000. In 1907 the cotton imports from the United States reached 72,000,000 pounds of the value of $8,000,000; from other countries 234,000 pounds, value $29,620.
The following quantities of hard coal were imported in 1907: F...rom the United States, 2,756,332 tons; from other countries, 28,539 tons.
Pulpwood exported from Canada to the United States in 1905 aMWunted to 693,624 cords, valued at $2,600,814; in 1907, 628,744 cQids, valued at $2,748,901.
J!o secure British capital, not only for the large demands of the railway builders, but also for the smaller demands of the manufac- turer and factory and house builder is a movement which the Canadian Manufacturers' Association has undertaken. For this pur- pose the association will seek to persuade British loan companies to establish branches here.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Government Printing Office to read onlineMoreLess
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