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1 VII|      the chief port of foreign trade, because Ôsaka is able to
2 VII|      foreign import and export trade of Ôsaka represents about $
3 VII|        its inland and coasting trade are immense. Almost everything
4 VII|        millions, and a foreign trade of at least 9300,000,000
5 VII|  Street of Japan the dry-goods trade monopolizes Honmachi; the
6 VII|        branches of industry or trade. There are hosts of applications
7 VII| according to the nature of the trade or industry; but it is generally
8 VII|        capital enough to begin trade for himself on a small scale,
9 VII|   service rendered in Japanese trade and skilled industry is