The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-07 00:00:00

1,657,568 44.48

1853.

105,12 2.634,127

20.63

23.0

1855 .. 19,774 52.520 1,717,953 ........
1856 81.033 58,663 2,39),233 .......... d
Up to the year 1854 the exports of rice were all reckon.
into tierces, being chiefly shipped in that measure. Ml 4
the last two years more has been sent out in barrels,Lii
the value is given only in the aggregate. Of the ban-,
shipped the last year. 12,311 were sent to Denisar
18,830 to Belgium, and 13,788 to Buenos Ayres.
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We have also compiled a summary showing the cluttbo
and value of the tobacco exported. Previous to 18.55,
quantity was all reckoned in hogsheads.
Year en din value. I
j
Bales. Cases. Hogsheads.
June 31.
Dols.
I'4s_ ~ , .., ____ - 147,163 7,469,919

~,
__-- 147.998 8 479 270
1817 —.—....... 135 762 7.242,00 v
1848. --- .......... 130,665 7,551•12
1849• --- —__— 101,521 5,804.207
1850 ----, 145 729 9.951 023 4
1851 — 95,945 9,219,251 'll
1852 — 137,097 10,031 2"
0
1853 — 159 853 1401...730:1269.:
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1854 --- 126,107
1855 "11193 13.366 150.213 468
1858 17.772 9 384 116.962 12.221.84

There was considerable falling off, it will be see"'
quantity, but the comparative value has increased.
to
We have also compiled with much care our 09080
comparative table of the total imports of wool and vretof
goods from foreign ports. In the statistics accompaeJoof
s
it
the Secretary's report, is a summary prepared, but st
readers are interested in having the particulars, we "oe
caretully compiled them from tho returns of coMinwD I
and navigation :
1854. 1855. 15561
Dols. Dots. poirhi
Wool .
Cloths and Cassimeres
Woollen Shawls .... 1,476,972 2,240,104 2.5:: .014

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Hosiery
81anket 5.......
Worsted Stuffs
Woollen and Worsted Yarns 359,341 10,599 t.IY`” ,
Woollen's, tam'd or Embroi-
dered
„,; .i.l:f
Flannels
Baizes 113,043 97.578 11_7,40

Carpeting -0,290 r
121
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0 the: Woollens

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Total Wool and W0011em.... 35,204,779 26,476,288 33616'
We do not wonder that the Secretary urges the rePry
of the duty on wool, in the face of an import of 014
1,665,064 doll. in the raw wool, and 31,961,793 dolg' f
manufactured woollens, the latter not including also lairto
items which might be classed as woollens. The recelo
of wool comprised 14,737,393 pounds, against 18,534,
pounds last year, 20,200,110 in 1854, and 21,589.079.4
1853, showing a steady decrease in the receipts of foot-,
wool duringithe last five years. The imports of %coolie'
in 1853. were 27,621,911.
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We also annex a complete statement of the imports
co.
the United States of foreign Cottons and Cotton Manu"
tures during the same period :

, -
1854. 1855. 106.
Dole. Dols. Dl3s
Raw cotton
Print d and coloured cottons.. 17,423 249 1 1 16$
. 2,191,217 J 12,563,522 19.1-0
..1
White cottons
3,000,000 3 043°'74
Cottons tam'd or embroidered . 4,05,476
Ai P"
V elvets of cotton
432,715 s—',os Do. of cotton awl silk .... 95,343
n 4 v.a
Cords, gimp. and galloons.... 189,899 128.500 lig giv
Hosiery&articlesmadeonframes 3 013,664 2,0,5,595 2,616'00
Cotton. yarn and thread........ 1,076.987 997,673 1,27'1%68
Hatters' push (part silk, lO2 824 45,081 26.4
. 01. a
Cotton insertings, laces, &c.... 87,3,553 757,055 1,19;05
All other cottons 5,314,622 1,534,026 2 221'
..,
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Total imports of cotton.. 34,834,033 21,655,624 30.10'
110
The embroideries are all classed together, and 0,0
other changes in terms have been made, but the above "0
be readily understood, and embraces all the particulars
the official statement
of
The following is the comparative total receipts „0
foreign Silk goods at all the ports of the United St
anduring the same period :
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1854. 1855. 1856
Dols. DON. 13:°,
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Rawsilk .
Hosiery B,r articles made on frames 1,001,299 459.093 61‘,;V1514
Sewing silk .
Milks, tamboured or embroidered, 1,183,291 800,0P0 1,59! oj
Silk hits and bonnets .... 106,139 110.585 1'',26.4„0
Silk f1ue5...... . 14,078 g 366

14,
Bolting cloths • 48.868 56 984 1,.g47
Silk and worsted goods
Silks not ape ified 6,726.40 3,4,0,716
01'
Tctil imports of silks 37,400,!05 27,052,012
We have also compiled the comparative imports of A 0
and linen goods into the United States from foreign 13°-
during the same period :
101
1854. 1855. - 46
«!ax . 250,391 2-6 809
• •
Vinens, bieared and unbleached 9,437,1,46 7,552,865 9.214 It 8.: a.rt'cles !made on frames 2 `,6 1 409 -59,1,
Laces, threads and inserthws 368 309 31r4,511 •.. 55,
Anieleß tarnbitired or embroidered 59,62 1644 92,749
Q 34 9
s not specified

Total imports of linen.. 11,492,236 9,315,234 11,0'11i
We have many other interesting items connected Will.,
the commerce of the country during the last fiscal) tbe
but we cannot bring them within the limits assigned t° fot
present art iclo, and must therefore reserve theuirt,
another day. It will be seen that the imports and elel," hot
ave been conducted on a scale unparalleled in
previous history.

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