Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-15

o1lItSu OtdtcS, ueSlTeS 10 secure oil
agency from manufacturers for the
sale of the above articles. Refer
ences.
SOL, Electrical supplies. A trade
organization in Greece desires to
purchase and secure an agency for
the sale of electrical supplies. Cor
respondence may be in English.
References.
562. Automobile trucks. There
has been received an urgent request
from a company in Smyrna for quo
tations C. i. {. that city. on three
three-ton automobile trucks of the
dumping type, with double solid
rubber tires, for the transport of
emery stone.
363. American goods. Repre-
sentation is desired by man in
1unisia for the sale of American
goods throughout the countries of
north Africa. Correspondence may
be in English. References.
364. Cotton and silk textiles,
blankets, hat bands, buttons, hos
iery, leather, shoe findings, elastic
material used for suspenders and
garters, and notions. A commercial
agent in Venezuela is in the United
States for the purpose of securing
an agency for the sale of cotton and
silk textiles, etc. References.
365. General merchandise, dry
goods, chemical fertilizer, cement,
drugs, -four, leather, rubber articles,
perfumery and toilet articles, electric
material, pork products, Goldfish,
wood for packing material, and It's
sue paper. A company in the Canary
islands desires to secure an agency
for the sale of the above commo-
dities. Quotations should be given
:. i. f. the Canaries, via Liverpool.
Terms, 80 days sight up to gu days,
usually granted to purchasers. Cor
respondence should be in Spanish.
References.
Trade Lists.
366. Automobiles, trucks and &C
cessories, Havana, Cuba.
367. Agents in Santos, Brazil,
who might be interested in paper
specialties.
3o8. Exporters of national pro-
ducts, Monterey, Mexico. \
36o. Exporters, importers and
mercantile houses, Acapulco, Mex
leo. Il
$40. Exporters, importers and
commission merchants, Guadalajara,
Mexico.
81. Commission merchants,
Frontera consular district, Mexico.
372. Mining companies in San
Luis Potosi, Mexico.
373. Cuban firms interested in
the importation of stationery, tissue
and sanitary papers.
374. Manufacturers agents hav-
ing offices in Buenos Aires, Argen-
tina and New York City. ,
375. Importers Of lumber and +
building materials in Panama City,
Panama.
Foreign Buyers Registered.
s76. The representative of firm
in Adelaide, Australia, is now in this
country desiring to purchase tor
Australia, dental supplies, surgical
instruments, hospital furniture, toilet
brushes, puffs, perfumery. fancy
soaps, and all other articles usually
sold in drug stores.
377. The representative of firm
in Buenos Aires, Argentina, is now
in this country seeking agencies tor
Argentina in dry goods, chemicals,
drugs, buttons, crockery, porcelain
ware, knit goods, wearing apparel,
notions and textiles.
37S. Agencies are desired by
business man from Stockholm,
Sweden, for the sale of agricultural
machinery and implements, electri-
cal apparatus, hardware, machinery,
metals and tools.
37o. A merchant from San Juan,
Porto Rico is now in this country
seeking agencies for Porto Rico in
food products, drugs, medicines.
chemicals and merchandise saleable
in Porto Rico,
Miscellaneous Items.
The Department of Agriculture IN
Mexico has just completed stats.
teal report relative to the crops OF
cereals and other products grown III
the country during the present year:
In general, the corn crop harvested
in September was considered good
one. The crops of Aguascalientes,
Coahuila, Durango, Sinaloa and San
Luis Potosi were classed as very
good" although amounts of pro-
duction were not given. The state
of Sonora reported yield of $685.
800 kilos; Michoacan, 100000 kilos;
Vera Cruz, 100000 kilos, etc. The
wheat crop was reported as good"
or 'fair" in all the states. Among
the largest amounts harvested,
Neuve Leon reported 7,725,000
kilos; Jalisco, 5,072,20 kilos; Zaca-
tecas, 4,770,0o0 kilos. In general
the cane-sugaf, cotton, bean and
garbanzo crops were reported good;
tobacco and coffee crops were poor.
A summary of the above mentioned
report will be loaned upon request.
A report on the advertising meth
DDS and mediums in Italy has just
been received from the United States
commissioner at Rome. A similar
report explaining the proper meth
cd for advertising goods in Japan
has been compiled by the far east
ern division of the bureau. Copies
of these reports will be mailed tc
firms upon request
The number of automobiles in use
in Japan has increased from 1,066 in
1914 to 4,553 in 1918, according to
a report from the American consul
at Yokohama, which is available for
distribution to firms interested in
far eastern markets for automobiles.
United States Trade Commits
sioner Charles P. Wood, who
has recently returned from an
of the industrial ma