U.S. EXPORTS
A BIG FALL OFF
[United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.]
this day at 8 60. a.m.) WASHINGTON, May 26.
United States exports are falling at the rate of two hundred and forty millions sterling anmiallly, judged by returns for the first quarter this year. Argentine, for instance, bought twelve millions sterling worth of goods in the first quarter of last year, but only seven millions worth this year.. Thirty-three nations are protesting against Uncle Sam’s new tariff law, and reprisals have been put into effect bv Australia, Canada, France and Cuba, with others to follow.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 May 1930, Page 5
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