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Author: United States Bureau of Commerce
Number of Pages: 288 pages
Published Date: 01 Mar 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781130908411
File Name: Consular.Reports.Volume.172-175;.Commerce,.Manufactures,.Etc.pdf
Download Link: Consular Reports Volume 172-175; Commerce, Manufactures, Etc
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1895 Excerpt: ...the light profit which France could draw from treaties of Spain with Switzerland, Holland, and Norway. In the course of eleven months of the year 1894, our exportation to Spain again declined 2,356,000 francs ($454,708), in spite of the improvement which occurred in November. France, then, did not receive the compensation to be derived from the Spanish minimum tariff. This explains the difficulties which oppose the renewal of the modus vivendi for the next year. M. Turrel, the warm defender of wine growing and commercial interests without and within France, is desirous of bringing this situation to the consideration of the courts. His aim is to obtain the realization of the implied promises of the Spanish Government during the first negotiations in regard to the modus vivendi. The interpellation of M. Turrel is not dictated by a spirit of hostility toward Spain; it is a measure of defense taken in the interest of all French commerce. Moreover, to day, as three years ago, the Peninsula is still conjointly responsible with France from an economic point of view. France remains the best and surest market for the agricultural products of Spain. The decrease in importations of wines from beyond the Pyrenees has not modified the general relations of the two nations. During the eleven months ending November 30, Spain exported to us 159,863,000 francs, ($30,853,559) worth of various products, including 64,500,003 francs ($12,448,500) of wine 1,946,773 hectoliters=5i,427,8o2 gallons). Spain would not forfeit this valuable market for insufficient reasons. Therefore, we persist in believing that, thanks to the enlightened sagacity of the Spanish ambassador at Paris, a new modus vivendi will be negotiated under conditions equally advantageous to the two Pyrenean nations...
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Consular Reports Volume 172-175; Commerce, Manufactures, Etc. United States Bureau of Commerce
Author: United States Bureau of Commerce
Number of Pages: 288 pages
Published Date: 01 Mar 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781130908411
File Name: Consular.Reports.Volume.172-175;.Commerce,.Manufactures,.Etc.pdf
Download Link: Consular Reports Volume 172-175; Commerce, Manufactures, Etc
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1895 Excerpt: ...the light profit which France could draw from treaties of Spain with Switzerland, Holland, and Norway. In the course of eleven months of the year 1894, our exportation to Spain again declined 2,356,000 francs ($454,708), in spite of the improvement which occurred in November. France, then, did not receive the compensation to be derived from the Spanish minimum tariff. This explains the difficulties which oppose the renewal of the modus vivendi for the next year. M. Turrel, the warm defender of wine growing and commercial interests without and within France, is desirous of bringing this situation to the consideration of the courts. His aim is to obtain the realization of the implied promises of the Spanish Government during the first negotiations in regard to the modus vivendi. The interpellation of M. Turrel is not dictated by a spirit of hostility toward Spain; it is a measure of defense taken in the interest of all French commerce. Moreover, to day, as three years ago, the Peninsula is still conjointly responsible with France from an economic point of view. France remains the best and surest market for the agricultural products of Spain. The decrease in importations of wines from beyond the Pyrenees has not modified the general relations of the two nations. During the eleven months ending November 30, Spain exported to us 159,863,000 francs, ($30,853,559) worth of various products, including 64,500,003 francs ($12,448,500) of wine 1,946,773 hectoliters=5i,427,8o2 gallons). Spain would not forfeit this valuable market for insufficient reasons. Therefore, we persist in believing that, thanks to the enlightened sagacity of the Spanish ambassador at Paris, a new modus vivendi will be negotiated under conditions equally advantageous to the two Pyrenean nations...
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