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World Commerce in 1900

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jan 30, 1901

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 27, No. 5.

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World Commerce in 1900

The following figures, issued by the Treasury Bureau of Statistics, will give an idea of the commerce of the great nations of the world during the year 1900: United States, imports for eleven months, $760,451,507; exports, $1,308,929,330; England, imports for eleven months, $2,322,663,000; exports, $1,303,440,000; Russia, imports for six months, $144,441,000; exports, $146,965,000; Spain, imports for nine months, $119,495,000; exports, $98,031,000; Italy, imports for ten months, $248,169,000; exports, $210,857,000; Germany, imports for nine months, $952,019,000; exports, $714,060,000; France, imports for ten months, $703,888,000; exports, $647,074,000. In the matter of imports England takes the lead, while in exports the United States is at the head.