Table 28.—Supplement to Tables 26 and 27.-Exports (Including Reexports) and General Imports by Continents and Principal Countries During the Last 4 Months of 1937, 1938, and 1939

[Values in millions and tenths of millions of dollars]

Table 29.-Percentage Distribution of Exports and Imports, by Continents and by Leading Countries: 1926-30 average, and 1936-39

Table 30.—Balance of United States Trade, by Continents and Regions, 1828-30 average, and 1936-39

Table 31.-Distribution of Trade With Continents, by Garters, 1857-3

Table 32.-Trade With Agreement Countries and With Non-agreement Countries, 1938-39, and Comparison of 1938-39 Average With 1934-35 Average [Values in millions and tenths of millions of dollars]

808.5

+15.7

+13.0

land and non-self-govern-
ing British Dominions...

Total, all non-agreement countries,
including Czecho-Slovakia..

Total, all countries..、、、、、、

935.7 +127.2 772.1 872.1 +100.0 1,960.4 2. 318.1 +357.7 +18.3 1,851.3 2, 139.3 +288.0 +15.6

Including the 18 countries (and colonies) with which agreements were in operation all or the greater part of 1939. The effective dates of the agreements follow: Cuba, Sept. 3, 1934; Belgium, May 1, 1935; Haiti. June 3, 1935; Sweden. Aug. 5, 1935; Brazil, Jan. 1, 1936; Canada, Jan. 1, 1936 (revised in amplified scope Jan. 1, 1939); Kingdom of the Netherlands (Netherlands in Europe, Netherlands Indies, Surinam, and Curacao), Feb. 1, 1936; Switzerland, Feb. 15, 1938; Honduras, Mar. 2, 1936: Colombia, May 20, 1936; Quatemala, June 15, 1936; France and its colonies, dependencies, and protectorates other than Morocco, June 15, 1958; Nicaragua, Oct. 1. 1938: Finland, Nov. 2, 1936; El Salvador, May 31, 1937; Costa Rica, Aug. 2, 1937 Ecuador, Oct. 23. 1938, and the United Kingdom (including Newfoundland and the non-self-governing British Colonies), Jan. 1, 1939. Trade agreement with Czecho-Slovakia, effective from April 16, 1938, was suspended as of April 22, 1939. Table 33.-Value of Export and Import Trade With Countries With Which Tradeagreements Have Been Concluded or Announced For Negotiation, and Percentage of Total United States Trade Values in millions and tenths of millions of dollars]

Includes Turkey, with which the agreement became provisionally effective on May 5, 1939; and Venesuela, with which the agreement became effective Dee la, 1930.

Negotiations with Chile were announced det. p. 1030 Intention to negotiate a new trade agreement with Belgium to supersede the agreement signed Feb., 19an, was announced Aug. 18, 1959. Negotiation with Argentina, announced on Aug. 23, 1939, and with Uruguay, announced det, a 1958, have been ter

minated.

(Commerce Reports carries a section each week devoted to an up to date list of all countries with which trade agreements have been concluded by the titted states, together with the official texts of any current announcements as to new countries with which negotiations have been announced, and details as to dates and directions or presentation of views to the Committee for Reciprocity Information.)

Table 34.-Foreign Trade With Each Continent, by Economic Classes, Total and Agricultural