Sources of the Agricultural Imports of the United States, 1894-1898 (Classic Reprint)

Name: Sources of the Agricultural Imports of the United States, 1894-1898 (Classic Reprint)
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By Hitchcock, Frank H.

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Excerpt from Sources of the Agricultural Imports of the United States, 1894-1898<br/><br/>China was fifth in importance among the sources of our agricultural imports, furnishing nearly 5 per cent of the total, with an average yearly value of Tea and silk were the principal items. Of the tea imported during 1891 Â 1898, more than one-half came from China. Other Chinese products received in considerable quantities were wool, hides, Opium, and rice. Our agricultural imports from Japan in the period mentioned were nearly as large as those from China, the average yearly value being Silk was decidedly the most important item. About one-half of our importations of this product for 1894-1898 came from Japan. Japan also furnished over a third Of the tea imported. Aside from silk and tea, the only article of much importance was rice. From France we imported during 1894 Â 1898 products of agriculture that averaged a year in total value. 'wines, hides, wool, silk, fruits and nuts, and vegetable oils were the leading items.

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Languages:: Published: English , Original: English
Number of Pages:: 122
Publisher:: Forgotten Books
Publication Date:: 2017-11-19
Weight:: 322 g
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