American Export Corn (Maize) In Europe (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Corn is, in number Of bushels, the principal grain that enters into the export grain trade Of the United States. The percentage of corn that is exported, while but a small proportion of the total production, is in point Of the percentages of the possible commerce in corn, the number of bushels exported, and the money values involved an enormous trade, which naturally has an important bearing upon the present and prospective wealth Of the country. The prices that are obtainable for the corn exported are naturally influenced to a great degree by the quality and condition Of the corn at the time it is laid down in foreign countries, and the foreign prices obtainable have in turn been an influential factor in fixing its domestic values.

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