Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-21
FOREIGN TRADE CHANCES

The folio,elnO iisf Of opportunities for Amer
isaa nan1aessrsrs no ~. .. ~ he FOREIGN trade g
Commerce, Department Of Commerce., and ad-
ditionaI informdtoa may be hod bp oorre-
spondeHoe, OirinD the ale number.
No 1880 shoe laees.-An American con-
a5 asSof SfeT Se Il ses @ hs pS5 asre ss q
and fun Information should be sent at once
can no consS ossr Il tSsi sSSih s. Afrea srl Tspcrss
tint commercial agent IN hiB district II
and exporters OF general household goods. In
Guiding glassware. toys, fancy leather goods,
CatNioss and a complete line Of sanpies are
desired he should be Informed as to com-
mission rates and allowances which viii be
No. 1921. 'e;iuiose plant,-A arm In Russia
writes an American consular officer that Il
desires machinery, etc, for eelluloAe plant.
u Ia stated that celluloae Is used as base
iSs made CT from pine and similar woods 1t is de-
sired TO install the machinery during the pres
@ 5e erersed ataf The consalSF olesr atatsa
that lie Is sending samples OF eellulese which
GaFs$d 81 fgnS Ind Domestic co@msrce re or d
English Refcfdnces are offered
No 1T,2D2, peanuts.-ihe Bureau Of FOREIGN
ter from q nrni in one OF the insdlar posses
sions stating that II Is interested in importing
about 1000 pounds fortnightly. II viii pay
about ~ cents per lOo pounds, c I I destina-
No l7,2aa, dextrine-faIina.-A .-An American
consular OIL the Netherlands reports the
name and addnss OF 4 arm which desires to
communicate wen American importers or dex-
trine-farina. cerfespondence may hesin Eng
No .2ol. cotton yarns and twlHt,-An
ports that man IN his district who has been
eonnectad with school for the technieat
weaving Industry desires 10 be placed In COM
munication with American spinners with
view TO securing agency for American cot
ION yarns and twists He states that payment
Tor ihe goods will be made against shipping
be In English. Reference II given,
No. z 205 wheat flour auhatitutea-A buel-
ness man IN Spain informs an American con-
sular orloer that there appears 70 be an op-
nnrtunity TO sell Eranulated corn meal, corn
Hour. or similar products for combining with
wheat -four IN making bread. There Is also
Tor rattle food Prices. G. I q Destinations
samples etc. should DO sent at once. The
usual terms OF paYnent for this class Of Eoods
is about 80 days. Correspondence should be
conducted IN Spanish.
No la 2g0 thra shers etc.-An American con-
sular officer IN Italy writes that business
type benzine-moior thrashing machines fpr
distIieie The msshlnes should
not exceed about $3.50 each The man also
desires rails and rolling stock of small typs
Tor sulphur mines. Offers should be aabmittee
IN the Italian language.
No. 1927, machinery. lAfeA, ete.-lne SEER
N rites that he has Inquiries from agents IN
arious countries Who desire 70 handle hosiery,
iaees and embroideries, nets, machinery ana
5 shsfA1 "a i's s5s coal and fool products. An
A neriean consular officer In Spain reports that
4 business man IN MS dlstries aeaatfs 70 "a
ana fnll information should be sent al once,
Iis desires to receive quotations G. I Z. desti-
nation. otherwise & O. D. sew i9IA. Neits-
spondenee may TO Ia English. References afe
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