London - the biggest place of trade and trade in the world

London - the biggest place of trade and trade in the world. Its commercial greatness is testified by its greatness of the population. Its number of inhabitants more than 6 000 000. Buildings in which this extensive population lives if it is placed closely, would make continuous street which would be stretched through all Europe and Asia. The simple effort of maintenance of food for this extensive population demands huge trade. The horned livestock half-million is required to deliver its market of meat every year; also 2 000 000 sheep and 8 000 000 house birds. To deliver its fish market, 400 000 000 pounds of fish are required, and 500 000 000 oysters. Grain, a flour, fruit, oil, eggs, cheese, sugar, tea, and coffee, is brought to London daily in such quantities, that the prices of these consumer goods, all all over the world are based that they will bring in London. The whole nations and areas and areas receive the livelihood from industries which have for their end a delivery of a part of this huge requirement of food. Denmark, for example, owes the all prosperity [70] years of cent to its favourable
Manufacturing of oil for the London market. Brittany and Normandy, in France, almost are completely occupied in supply of that market with a house bird and eggs. Islands of the Sweater and Guernsey receive the basic riches, not as could be assumed, from milk and oil sale, but from delivery of London with a potato. Canada within last six or eight years has created with London huge trade in cheese, trade which exceeds any another which Canada, while even has our own house Illinois of the states in importance, Iowa, and Wisconsin, for to have an example the riches found new sources in a gratification to the London dairy trade. 'Elgin' and oils dairy 'Ames' - the products, known to the London consumer.
LONDON THE WORLD COMMERCIAL CENTRE