TRADE IN PANAMA.
OUTLOOK FOR BRITISH INTERESTS. By Telegraph—Prom Association—Copyright Washington, August 16. Mr. Millie, the special commissioner to tho Board of Trade, who has bpen investigf.ting tho probable outlook after' the opening of tho Panama Canal, recommends tho establishment of an agency re-' pusenting British manufacturers, with samplo roam in Panama' City or at the new port of Bhlbao, if the latter becomes the chief centre. Ho adds that tho growing tendency of tho United States Government to exercise its influence in tho Central. Amovica should promote greater political stability, and therefore greater commercial security. Thus capital would likely bo attracted for developing the resources of the Republics, and reacting favourably upon comme-co. "Nevertheless," he says, "British tra.de is only retainable by constant vigilance, because those Republics increasingly depend, commercially, upon tho United States."
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1831, 18 August 1913, Page 5
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135TRADE IN PANAMA. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1831, 18 August 1913, Page 5
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