Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Commercial Intelligence Journal, Vol. 33: Issued Every Saturday by the Department of Trade and Commerce of Canada; July-December, 1925
London, June 15, 1925. - The progress Of British trade and industry during the past month does not exhibit any feature of particular importance.
Upon the other hand, matters of direct interest to Canada and the Empire generally have been receiving the attention Of the British Parliament.
In the first place, the Imperial Preference resolutions have been adopted. In addition to this, the introduction of a customs duty on imported lace and embroidery, following upon the adoption of import duties on Silk and artificial Silk, foreshadows important changes in the fiscal attitude of the country.
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