of a total export of £25,000,000, futon sale of manaetared rene fo foreign countries do not, 2200000. The remaining cet4000 value of exports con tot agricultural raw. products, Sas beans. millet and other nig of seeds of various Kinds, fiver, hides. and other ive: vie products, as well as the movely worked up products of me, namely bean of and bean ye. The comparatively large export raw products and the steady inflow rpanese capital permit of Man-site making considerable -pursut'of many foreign manufactured sds and therefore it is not surpris-hat-foreign manufacturers are studying the markets, Some of have opened their offices. rnehoukuo, sending out special sentatives, while others have sed thelt interests in the hands of mowha have been established for min the country and therefore are ly acquainted with what is. re-fred. Large industrial organiza-us and governments have sent out real missions to study the situation, pathy to foreign industrialists and all foreign undertakings have equal railway tariffs and transport conditions, are served by foreign banks fon the best terms and do not even come under those taxes which many native factories have to pay, enjoying, the same protection as other concern. {In the country, These advantages should be noted by foreign capital. paying special attention to those branches of industry which can serve foreign markets, In this category must be placed production of raw products, which if shipped to Europe in their manufactured state, should provide a more lucrative business than shipping the raw product,
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