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ton in Canada desires to place or
ders for large quantity OF rubber
footwear. Bank references will be
furnished.
Egyptians Want Chemicals.
81. Chemical and pharmaceutical
products, cotton goods, conserves
generally, sugar, flour, leather. pa
per, greases lubricating and mineral
oils etc. A firm in Egypt desires
to secure agencies for the sale OF
the above products. References.
S.. Metal hardware, chemicals.
sundries, provisions, cutlery and
hosiery. A company in India de-
sires to be placed in touch with
manufacturers of the above products.
References.
So. Coal tar products and dyes,
watches and clocks, motor cars and
accessories, jewelry, hardware, scien-
tifc apparatus, musical instruments,
sheet music and photograph rec
ords. A firm in China desires to
secure the sole agency for the sale
OF the above products. References.
81. Agricultural implements. A
firm in Czechoslovakia desires to
purchase and secure agencies for the
sale of agricultural implements.
Correspondence may be in English.
References.
So. Cotton goods, iron and steel,
rice and wheat -four, provisions,
meat, oils, leather, drugs and chemi-
Gals vehicles, dry goods, motion
picture films agricultural imple-
ments, etc Representation is de-
sired by a firm in the Dominican re-
public Of exporters of the above pro-
ducts. Samples, descriptive litera-
ture and price lists are requested.
References.
50. Tractor. A tractor for use
upon sugar estate, where the
ground is very hard, is desired by
sugar grower in Guadeloupe. Core
spondence should be in French. Ref
erence
So. Auto trucks. The purchase of
auto trucks of about two tons is de-
sired by man in Guadeloupe. They
wilt be required to make daily run
of at least 90 miles, climb 20 miles
of hills of steep grade on ma
cadam road. Tires should be very
strong. Quotations should be given
c. i. f. Guadeloupe. Payment by
draft. Reference.
Trade Lists.
81. Dealers in groceries, Mexico:
62. Retail dry goods dealers and
commission merchants in Guaymas,
Mexico.
63. Wholesale grocery importers
in MontHvideo, Uruguay.
"a. Importers of electrical sup
plies in Mexico.
IS. Concerns interested in cleo
trical goods, Chile.
66. Sawmill owners In the state
of Rio Grande de Sui, Brazil.
81. Flour mills in and near Bo-
gotta and Barranguilla, Colombia.
68. Cotton mills in Pernambueo,
Brazil.
90. General importers of Corinto,
Nicaragua.
20. Dealers in hardware, Mexico.
II. Machinery and hardware i'm
porters. Montevideo, Uruguay.
II. Hardware importers in Peru.
73. Electrical light and power
companies, hardware dealers, drug
stores and general stores in the
state Of Rio Grande de Sui, Brazil,
handling electrical apparatus.
"a. Hardware dealers in Santiago,
Chile.
rs. Hardware importers, Valpa-
raiso, Chile.
Is. Principal merchants, manufac-
turers, etc. in Barranquilla, Colom-
bia.
II. Partial list Of American COM
panies established in Latin-America.
7S. Australian trading companies.
70. Belgium industrial groups:
80. Importers of automobiles,
trucks and accessories, Netherlands.
81. Importers and dealers in auto
mobiles and accessories, Kingston,
Jamaica.
81. Foreign importers OF raw cot
ton in Shanghai, China.
80. Importers and dealers in paint
ana VafMsH, Inc IldSuc, NetHei
lands.
S4 Principal firms in Antwerp,
Belgium.
Miscellaneous Trade Information.
For the manufacturer, inexperi-
enced in foreign trade methods, the
bureau has just published Selling
in Foreign Markets." which is col
lection of readings of 800 pages COW
ering the various phases Of market
ing American products abroad.
Firms interested in developing ex-
port trace should write to the bureau
for>cooies of Form 81 in order to be
listed IN the Exporters Index" for
such foreign trade information per-
tanning to their products which the
bureau distributes from time to
time.
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