Reports of Committees and Discussions Thereon: Preliminary reports Weights and measures. Inter-continental railway. Reciprocity treaties. Communications on the Atlantic, the Pacific, the gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean sea. Customs regulations. Port dues. Sanitary regulations |
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The honorable Delegate compares the commerce of the Argentine Republic ... to
raw hides ; but I have already replied to this argument , and he can not deny the
insignificance of our commerce so long as during 1889 we sent to these markets
...
The honorable Delegate compares the commerce of the Argentine Republic ... to
raw hides ; but I have already replied to this argument , and he can not deny the
insignificance of our commerce so long as during 1889 we sent to these markets
...
Página 290
This conference was composed of the Board of Trade of Portland , Oregon ; the
Chamber of Commerce of Tacoma , Wash . ; Chamber of Commerce of Astoria ,
Wash . ; all the various chambers of commerce and boards of trade of all the ...
This conference was composed of the Board of Trade of Portland , Oregon ; the
Chamber of Commerce of Tacoma , Wash . ; Chamber of Commerce of Astoria ,
Wash . ; all the various chambers of commerce and boards of trade of all the ...
Página 291
Germany aids liberally in construction and pays heavy postal subsidies , the
North German Lloyds in the Australian and American trade receiving $ 1 , 100 ,
000 a year . Spain pays very liberal postal subsidies , and is extending its
commerce ...
Germany aids liberally in construction and pays heavy postal subsidies , the
North German Lloyds in the Australian and American trade receiving $ 1 , 100 ,
000 a year . Spain pays very liberal postal subsidies , and is extending its
commerce ...
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The committee realizes that an active and desirable international commerce can
be established only by the energy and skill of private enterprise , and can not be
created and maintained by the cultivation of mutual sentiments of amity and ...
The committee realizes that an active and desirable international commerce can
be established only by the energy and skill of private enterprise , and can not be
created and maintained by the cultivation of mutual sentiments of amity and ...
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This can only be done by the different Governments assuming as a loss , and
charging to their own revenues , the port dues that are taken off of the commerce
seeking their ports . The main principle of the report is that all commerce shall be
...
This can only be done by the different Governments assuming as a loss , and
charging to their own revenues , the port dues that are taken off of the commerce
seeking their ports . The main principle of the report is that all commerce shall be
...
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accept according adopted agree amendment American amount appears Argentine Republic authorities believe Brazil called carried cent Chair charges Chili Colombia commerce committee communication Conference Congress consider consideration Convention countries course Customs Union desire discussion duty enter establish exist exports expressed fact favor foreign give Government honorable delegate idea import increase interests International invitation laws less Lima lines majority manufactured markets matter means measures ment Mexico minority motion nations necessary objection offered opinion Pacific Panama port possible practicable present President proposed provisions question reached reason received reciprocity recommend referred regard regulations relations remarks represented resolution respective result Rio de Janeiro ROMERO sanitary Secretary session ship South statistics submitted suggestion taken tariff tion tonnage trade treaties United vessels vote wish
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| Título | Reports of Committees and Discussions Thereon: Preliminary reports Weights and measures. Inter-continental railway. Reciprocity treaties. Communications on the Atlantic, the Pacific, the gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean sea. Customs regulations. Port dues. Sanitary regulations Volumen1 de Reports of Committees and Discussions Thereon Tema 232,Partes1-4 de Senate executive document Temas2691-2693 de United States congressional serial set |
| Editor | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1890 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 15 Oct. 2009 |
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