The commercial superiority reached many of big cities of Great Britain, does not occur absolutely

The commercial superiority reached many of big cities of Great Britain, does not occur absolutely because of the natural reasons, or even to the usual reasons. The most part of it occurs because of the extraordinary enterprise and foresight from their citizens. London, for example, is the centre of trade in a wool of the Great Britain. Woollen manufacturers of the Great Britain use approximately 250 000 tons of a wool annually, and three quarters of it are imported. Other cities which lay about places of the big woollen Liverpool , for to have an example tried to provide the action of this extensive import of a wool, but London, because of special attention which it gives to this trade, is able to hold almost all trade in its own hands. In the same way London almost completely monopolises trade of England with Arabia, India, the East Indies, China, and Japan. It - therefore the big shopping centre for tea, coffee, sugar, spices, indigo, and crude silk. It also possesses the most part of the British trade in fruit (oranges, lemons, currants, raisin, fig., dates, etc.) and in wines, an olive oil, and more mad, with the countries which lie about the Mediterranean. Advantage partially its situations, but substantially because of the enterprise of its dealers, it absorbs almost all British French trade, and trade of England with Germany, Belgium, Holland, and Denmark. It the fault (from France), and oil includes mainly, [82] eggs, and vegetables.
Other big branch of its trade that with ports of Baltic, including that of Russia, import inclusion, besides wheat and a wool, oil, wood, hashish, and a linen seed. The tobacco imported from Virginia to England, goes almost completely to London; so does almost all and the South American trade in fine woods, dyes, drugs, sugar, disappears, rubber, coffee, and diamonds. Rather big action of trade of the Great Britain with Canada is concentrated in London; also, it is more than one half of trade of England with West Indies, import from last country including mainly sugar, treacle, fruit, rum, coffee, cocoa, fine woods, and ginger.
SPECIAL TRADING FEATURES OF GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, AND MANCHESTER