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Exports of Rubber Soles and Heels in 1998.
Chief markets in descending order of value. Figures in brackets are £000.

United Kingdom.
Total Value .. £76,040
Total Weight ... 149 tons

United States.
Total Value ... £392,137
Total Number 1,469,635 dozen pairs.

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Australia ... fe
New Zealand -
South Africa .
France ... .
Spain wes ove
Switzerland ..
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Germany... ve.

Colombia... -

Canada ...

Sweden ... oe

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Norway ... ue

3elgium ... i

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South Africa i

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Jruguay... st

Netherlands

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Costa Rica -

Nicaragua ~ po

Fuatemala ..- 8

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Newfoundland ... . ve.

Brazil ... wis aus ve

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Australia... roe (5)
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than £1.000 in 1928.

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The foregoing table shows that :—
(a) The United States finds very large markets in the North
and South American Continents.
(b) The United Kingdom finds its markets in Empire
rountries and in Europe.
(¢) The United Kingdom is by far the largest market of
the United States.
(4) Other manufacturing countries, France, Germany,
Canada, and Belgium obtain considerable quantities from the
United States.
(¢) South Africa imports from the United Kingdom were
valued at £4,000 and from the United States at £8,000.
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