Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-08

| tations should be given C. i. {, Nor
wegian port. References.
$40, An American firm having
brapches IN the Scandinavian coun-
tries desires to secure agencies for
the sale of all lines of merchandise,
The representative of tn firm from
Norway are in the United States at
the present time References.
34i. Foodstuffs, chemicals. tan
ming materials, raw materials for
soap making, candies, margarine,
electrical supplies, steam turbines.
machinery. coffee, cocoa, sugar, oil
cakes iron and steel for shipyards,
anchors and chains, etc. Also pack
ing house products on consignment
against bonds and coal and coke.
A trading company in Denmark de-
sires to secure an agency on COM
mission for the sale OF the above
products. Quotations should be
given &c. j. f. Copenhagen or other
Scandinavian port Payment, letter
of credit in United States. Refer
ences.
S42. Automobiles. motorcycles,
tires and accessories and general in
dustrial machinery and supplies.
Agencies are desired by a firm in
The Netherlands for the sale of the
above articles. References.
Spain Seeks Colors.
345. Oils, lubricating greases,
crude rubber, chemicals. industrial
products, cable wire, switches, port
able lamps, insulators. etc; adver-
Using articles; fancy papers and
other articles; raw wool, raw skins,
photographic inks. anilines and,colors.
A company in Spain desires to Sc
cure agencies for the sale of the
above products. Correspondence
should be in Spanish or French.
References.
344 Siiverware, fancy silver arti-
cles and gold jewelry OF the best
quality. possible. A merchant n
Fraaccee sdesiresto purchase the above
articles. Quotations should be given
c. i. {. French port. Payment. cash
ON receipt Of goods. through bank.
Correspondence may be in English.
References.
345 Motor cars. electrical or
petrol. Ola medium and cheap price:
also elevators for passenger and
freight. A firm in South Africa de-
sires to get in touch with manu-
[facturers Will, view to securing all
agency for the sale OF the above
lines.
Registered Buyers.
The representative of a firm in
Mexico is now in this country seek
ing agencies for that country in rub
Der tires and agricultural imple-e
ments. The name and address OF
this representative, together with
references will be furnished to inter
ested firms.
A merchant from Melbourne. Aus
tralia, is now in this country seeking
agencies ior Australia in silk, wooden
aud cotton textiles and cocoa beans.
Agencies are desired by man
from Stockholm, Sweden, for the
sale of general merchandise which is
saleable in that country.
A merchant from Caracas, Vene-
zuela. is now in this country seeking
agencies for Venezuela in cotton and
silk textiles. blankets, hat bands,
buttons. hosiery, leather, shoe find
ings. elastic material used for sus-
penders and garters, and notions.
Future in Cuba.
Belgium, with an area OF ll,5I5
square miles and a population OF
76s8,OOO. ranks fifth among the ma
tons of the world as market tor
United States exports, being sur
passed only by the United Kingdom,
France. Canada and Italy in the vol
ume of products purchased from this
country during the first nine months
OF 1919. Belgium imported from the
United States in that period $685.
Az ,o98, or $57 per capita for every
! inhabitant of Belgium. The com
plete report giving detailed statistics
OF trade will be mailed to interested
firms.
IL D.-1I.. Doe.,ttc