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British trade with China. An address delivered to members of the Far Eastern Section of the London Chamber of Commerce and the China Association on November 24, 1915.
Ainscough, Thomas M.

A letter to Lord Althorp, on the China Trade.

American export trade to China.

On the trade to China, and the Indian archipelago; with Observations on the insecurity of the British interests in that quarter.
Assey, Charles.

The export trade of China; being a partial review of the customs trade report for 1898, from the foreign merchant's point of view.
Bavier, E. De.

Berefninger om chinesiske Handelsforhold i Aaret 1865. Med Udenrigsministeriets understøttelse og efter officielle Kilder bearbeidede og sammenstillede.
Boldt, H. W.

British Commercial Prospects in the Far East. Paper read at a meeting of the Society of Arts, January 24th 1905.
Brenan, Byron.

Rapport géneral sur l'origine, les travaux et les conclusions de la Mission Lyonnaise d'Exploration commerciale en Chine.
Brenier, Henri.

Caractéristiques spéciales au commerce avec la Chine.

China's complications and American trade.
Cary, Clarence.

China and its prospective trade.

The China trade. Review of a book entitled: Remarks on China and the China trade, by R. B. Forbes, Boston, 1844.

China's failing tea trade.

Chinese commerce and disputes, from 1640 to 1840. Addressed to tea-dealers and consumers, by a Looker on.

Chinese embassy and trade: Review based upon: - Journal of the proceedings of the late embassy to China. by H. Ellis, Lond. 1817.

The Chinese market. How to develop British trade.

The Chinese smuggling boats. Tr. fr. a China paper.

Commerce of China.

Correspondence concerning American commercial rights in China.

Our commercial relations with China.
Douglas, Robert K.

Chine - commerce extérieur de la Chine pendant l'année 1904.
Dubail, Maxime.

New commercial route to China, (Capt. Sprye's proposition.) (Si-tchin-tan-sin-thou.)
Duckworth, Henry.

The prospect in Chinese trade and the present opportunity.
Elliot, G. F. Scott.

The five ports of China open to the British trade. V. Canton

Remarks on China and the China trade.
Forbes, R. B.

The race for the Chinese market.
Foord, John.

The Fourth Report of the Committee of the London East India and China Association, presented to the General Meeting held at their office no. 3. Cowper's Court, Cornhill. Jan. 30, 1840.

Our trade with Western China.
Fraser, John Foster.

Free Trade with China: Review based upon: -1. A letter to the Right Hon. Charles Grant. By Charles Marjoribanks. 1833. -2. Papers relating to the ship Amherst. 1833. -3. Papers relating to the affairs of the East India Company. 1833. -4. Corrected report of the speeches of Sir George Staunton on the China trade. 1833. -5. Observations on the China trade. By Sir J. B. Urmston. 1833.

British trade and the integrity of China.
Hallett, Holt S.

[New British Markets. Tibet. 2.]
Black, E. D.

Hongkong markets reflect change rates. Imports show widely varying tendency during first half of 1919 - Exports in general greatly decreased.

Note commerciales sur Canton.
Imbault-Huart, Camille Clément.

The silver question in China. Report on the consumption of silver in China, as shown by the balance of trade between China and foreign countries, and on the effect of the Fall in silver on prices of commodities in China and on the volume of exports.
Jamieson, G.

Screws in blue paper, and our trade with China.
Kennan, George.

Timber conditions in maritime province, Siberia.
McGowan, D. B.

Some remarks on the late negotiations between the Board of Contorol and the East-India Company.
Larpent, George G. We H.

Commerce européen en Chine. Cotons, soies et soieries, articles de laine, industrie parisienne.
Lavollée, C.

Amoy. Reports ... .
Le Gendre, C. W.

A letter to Lord Althorp, on the China Trade.

A letter to the Rt. Hon. Lord John Russell... on the effects of the present tea duty on the China trade.

List of goods from foreign count, ries imported into Shanghai during 1897, showing the per-centage of the duty on the average market valve for the year.

American defear in the Pacific.
McCormick, Frederick.

How America got into China ("The Trade of the World" papers) Inside history of the diplomacy by which the United States achieved an equal opportiunity for Trade with China.
McCormick, Frederick.

Market for internal - combustion engines in China.
Mackay, Raymond C.

Meeting of the Associated Chambers of Commerce at Bradford, Nov. 1870. Debate on trade with W. China, & survey of the route fr. Rangoon to Kiang-hung.

Trading with China.
Morse, O. R.

Die Stellung Chinas im Welthandel im Jahre 1900. Inaug. - Diss...
Neubaur, Paul.

Tea: and the Tea Trade.
Nye, Gideon, Jr.

Observations on the trade with China.

Market for groceries in Canton.
Pontius, Albert W.

Les possibilités du commerce britannique à Hong-kong et dans le sud de la Chine.

Report of the China Tea Association. From October, 1906 to March, 1908.

Rapport fait au nom de la commission chargée d'exminer la projet de loi portant approbation des Conventions de délimitation et de commerce signées à Pékin, Juin 1895.
Raiberti, M.

Remarks on free trade to China.

Report of British direct trade.

Commerce de la France avec la Chine. Délibération prise sur le Rapport de M. Rondot.
Rondot, Natalis.

China as a market.
Ross, J. W.

Chinese market for Canadian hardware.
Ross, J. W.

Imports of fish into China.
Ross, J. W.

Packing goods for export to China.
Ross, J. W.

The paper trade of China.
Ross, J. W.

Trade notes from China.
Ross, J. W.

Trade of China, 1919.
Ross, J. W.

Report of the R. C.
Rubber Committee.

Aërial telegraph to Hong-Kong and the open ports of China, and a new commerce with the vast west of that Empire, across Eastern-Pegue from Rangoon.
Sprye, Capt. Richard & Reynell-Hele-Fowell.

The western-inland-provinces of China proper, geographically and commercially considered in connection with British-Eastern-Pegue, and the port of Rangoon. With a map.
Sprye, Capt. Richard & Reynell-Hele-Fowell.

Aërial telegraph to Hong-Kong and the open ports of China, and a new commerce with the vast west of that Empire, across Eastern-Pegue from Rangoon.
Sprye, Capt. Richard & Reynell-Hele-Fowell.

The western-inland-provinces of China proper, geographically and commercially considered in connection with British-Eastern-Pegue, and the port of Rangoon. With a map.
Sprye, Capt. Richard & Reynell-Hele-Fowell.

Corrected report of the speeches of Sir G. S., on the China trade... With an app.
Staunton, Sir George.

Corrected report of the speech of Sir G. S., on Sir James Graham's motion on the China trade... With an app.
Staunton, Sir George.

Report on the trade of China, 1907.
Suttor, J. B.

Notes on the progress of the trade of England with China since 1833, and on its present condition and prospects.
Sykes, Col.

Tea in 1921 and outlool for 1922.

Our foreign-trade problem. Results of federal supervision and control.
Thompson, Huston.

The present position and prospects of our trade with China by James Matheson.
Thomas, P. P.

Throwing open the China trade, and shutting out the East India Company: Review based upon: - 1. Evidence and documents relative to the affairs of the E. I. Co. - 2. British relations with the Chinese Empire - 3. The past and present state of the tea trade of England, by M. Martin.

Trade and Intercourse with China: Review based upon: -1. Facts relating to Chinese Commerce. Lond. 1829. -2. A review of the arguments and allegations which have been offered to Parliament against the renewal of the East India Company's charter. Lond. 1829. -3. Considerations relative to the renewal of the East India Company's charter. by W. S. O'Brien.

The trade of Central and Southern China.

Trade of various Chinese treaty ports in 1920.

Trade routes to China and French occupation of Tonquin: Review based upon: -1. Travels and researches in Western China, by E. C. Baber. Lond. 1882. -2. Recent attempts to find a direct trade-road to S. W. China, by von Richthofen from "Ocean Highways" Lond. 1874. -3. Across Chrysê, by A. R. Colquhoun. Lond. 1883.

Trade with China: Review based upon: -1. Journeys in North China. By A. Williamson. Lond. 1870. -2. Pekin, Yeddo, and San Francisco. By the Marquis de Beauvoir. Lond. 1872. -3. Reports on the provinces of Hunan, Hupeh, Honan, Shansi, Che Kiand and Nganhwei. By Baron von Richthofen. Shanghai 1870 & 1871. -4. Reports of the delegates of the Shanghai general Chamber of Commerce on the trade on the Upper Yangtsze. Shanghai, 1869. -5. Reports of journeys in China and Japan, performed by Mr. Alabaster, Mr. Oxenham, Mr. Markham and Dr. Wills. 1869. -6. Journal of the Royal Geographical Society, 1869 & 1870. -7. The Tientsin massacre. By George Thin. Edin. 1870. -8. British policy in China. By a Shanghae Merchant. Lond. 1871. -9. Correspondence respecting the revision of the treaty of Tientsin. 1871. -10. Parliamentary correspondence on the affairs of China. 1859-71. 11. The London and China telegraph. 1871.

Import trade of China during 1920.
U.S. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic commerce. Far Eastern Division.

La Belgique industrielle et la Chine commerciale.
Van Loo, Rodolphe.

Gegevens betreffende eene handelsverbinding tusschen Indië en China over Tibet gedurende de oudheid. (Bijdragen Taal, Land en Volkenkunde voor Ned. Indie 6e Reeks VI, 1.)
Vogel, J. P. h.

Foreign right and foreign business in China. A discussion of some current problems which affect sales in that market.
Wallace, Warrack.

The trade of China.
Whelpley, James Davenport.

The expansion of trade in China.
Whitehead, T. H.

Memorandum on the question of British trade with Western China viâ Burmah.
Williams, C.

China, a great field for American inventors and producers.
Williams, F. H.

Leather trade prospects in China.
Withinshaw, J. Dyson.