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modities. Quotations should be
given c. i. f. Norwegian port. Pay
ment through banks. Reference.
178. Electrical : machinery and
material, small tools or mechanical
instruments, automobile accessories,
kitchen and table cutlery, hardware,
and bare copper wire. An agency
is desired BY business man in
Spain for the sale of the above pro-
ducts. Correspondence may be in
English. References.
l7o. The purchase Of oak in
planks and squares is desired by a
firm in Belgium. Quotations should
be given c. i. f. Antwerp. Payment
against documents. Correspondence
should be in French. Reference.
1870. Windmills, small refrigerat-
ing plants, motor trucks. oil and
gas engines, and lighting plants
| The representative of a machinery
company in Australia will soon ar
rive in the United States and de-
sires to secure agencies for the sale
of the above commodities.
Trade Lists.
1871. Flour dealers and agents in
Panama City, Panama.
1872 Importers, consumers OF
dealers in explosives in Chile.
1888. Hardware dealers in the
johannesburg consular district,
South Africa.
1874. Importers of cordage and
rope in Haracaibe, Venezuela.
lS5. List of coopers in Grenoble,
France.
1856. Importers of shocks and
lumber in Italy.
1877. Importers of candy in Sgd
ney, Australia.
1873. Importers, dealers and COM
mission agents interested in food
stuffs in the principal Cuban cities.
18Q. Commission and importing
houses in Honolulu.
100. Importers of coke and forge
coal at Asuncion, Paraguay.
1911. Large coal dealers and i'm
porters in Bordeaux, France.
1872. Importers and, retailers of
cotton goods at Curacao, Dutch
West Indies. e.
I 1913. Principal importers of mems
and women's gloves in Caracas, Ven
ezuela.
1874. Principal importers and deal
ers in dry goods, clothing, millinery,
notions, novelties, etc, in Cienfue-
Cos, Cuba.
A representative of a large COM
mission house, having offices in Ell
Pasq, Tex Ciudad Jaurez, Chihua-
hua, and Mexico City, Mexico, is in
St. Louis to secure the representa-
ton of manufacturers for the sale of
their goods in Mexico. The principal
lines wanted are jute bags, paper
and paper goods, enamel ware, auto
mobile accessories, paints, glass
ware, shoes and shoe machinery.
This firm has force of II sales
men travelling throughout the north
ern part of Mexico and it contem-
plates appointing additional sales
men for each new line.
Miscellaneous Items.
The bureau has recently published
report on the lumber market in
Italy and reconstruction Eequire-
ments. The report gives general
description of living conditions, re-
cent industrial development and for
eign trade of Italy, economic condi-
tons affecting the use of lumber,
foreign lumber requirements, meth
DDS of purchase, sale and distribu.
ton and requirements and plans for
reconstruction.
Information concerning the regu-
lations applying @ Commercial
travellers in Latin-America, docu-
ments necessary, licenses and license
fees, customs, treatment of samples
and advertising matter may be OBJ
tanned from a report issued by the
bureau entitled, Commercial Trav-
elers in Latin-America.'
American consular officers in
Spain report that there is a good
market for adding machines in that
country. A detailed report will be
sent to Interested firms.