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Yet, the market for ginseng was rather small, so the Americans began trading furs with Indian tribes in the American Northwest, which was in turn traded for species in Guangzhou, which was then used to purchase tea.

The Americans meanwhile, also needed silver to finance their burgeoning international trade in furs, timber, and other commodities.

With the collapse of the international market for beaver furs, the fur trappers had quit the business and were settling down in the Oregon Country.

New Caledonia produced many furs, but its remoteness made it costly to operate.

From 1790 to 1812 supplies of furs and then sealskins were depleted and new products had to be found as demand also waned.

At one point he burned down a rival post which was trading whisky for furs, a transaction that was illegal during that time.

Inuit in the Whale Cove area traded whale oil, baleen, furs, leather and walrus tusks with the Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) since the mid-18th century when the HBC established their trading post at Churchill, Manitoba.

He used his money to buy jewellery and furs, and to throw extravagant parties and flamboyant theatrical performances.

The Chinese mandarins’ desire for bullion, ginseng, and furs was the primary impetus for America's initiation of trade with China.

The company dealt with garments, underwear, textiles, silk, bedding, china, perfumes, as well as shoes, furs and articles for daily use.

The fashion for wearing or carrying the pelt of a sable or marten spread from continental Europe into England in this period; costume historians call these accessories zibellini or "flea furs".

In the early 1800s the first visitors to the area arrived, seeking natives to exchange goods for furs.

The pretender Charles VII of Spain, grandson of Charles V of Spain (hence Carlist from Carlos, "Charles"), promised the Catalans, Valencians and Aragonese the return of their Charters or fueros (Catalan: furs) and the constitutions that Philip V had previously abolished.

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Cut off from the city by the Gardiner Expressway, the hotel was at first unsuccessful, with an occupancy rate of only 46.

Cut off from the sea a great number of small commercial boat-yards are forced to close and many private boat-slips which have been used for almost a century fall into disuse.

Cut off from centres of European modernism, Roth started publishing a series of highly influential artist's books, and to publish these books he founded, with Icelandic poet Einar Bragi, the publishing company forlag ed.

Cut off from Spain, Venezuela lost the market for its main export, cocoa.

Cut off from the rest of the world, The survivors of the disaster are divided between the strong and the weak, and the land becomes a haven for criminals and renegades from around the world.

Cut off from the mainstream of 20th century Western thought, he in a sense "reinvented the wheel" of liberal theory.