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ihis gives great reduction in liabilities but the
DO not seem to have much improved as far as re-
Iauction ofloans is concerned.
The recent accounts from China g;vno n rro,n...
only o. determination Of the war; but also of extensively
cxtcnding the trade with that country seema,,
edhe most extravsgant JOY among all classes in Eng
tand Even those who heretofore pretended 70 thu o,
moderation, gave way TO childishne.. NJ ,~l -,
hdicates that after twenty-five year. of Mace ,;,.
aste of blood and plu has aroused the ,h;r, 60
aucring This event thus treated of il ~
Bankers Circular "'''
"The Chinese intelligence is so astounding M.
readily withdraw the mind from dreaming on one
erocs Of human actions and specializing on new enter
rizes OF political and satesmanship The Cyover
,nent off little island-where the rich who live on
the state are growing rch and are reducing ali
other who contribute the state and receive nobng
from it. to povertysends military and naval
nd conquers 600 miles of, the greatest empire in the
korld 4; that empire having according to the Able
8foser) Of cal 600 sterling ayear and an
E1rmy Of 900 men-accordng to staunton revenue
~ f66 00OO o0 end an army of 1000 men Then the
Government Of the little island magnanimouslv relin
ushes the conquest and gives peace the conquered
the world ever before give out pregnant text for
Re historian To hear the bells ringing guns firing
ssrlsss old age" 1850 '"'p'"'
what folly is this. To commence an unjust war and
ban look for the admiration of Europe because thew only
bed to the extent Of s27 100000 in cash, and small
.rtien OF territory. The prosecution and results of this
r area reiutaon ofthe assumption of Daniel Webster
rqr, in his Boston speech where apologizng for the
treaty, he stated that in the present age no nation
I'd enter into war without being supported by the
dolic opinion OF Europe II is, however, with the re.
suits to commerce with which we have to do under the
suppossn that the Chinese treaty will be carried into
rct
lisa well known fact that during the Lest ten years,
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 30, 1s4s.


Cleared.
Ships Souhemer Palmer, Live pool woodhuI n Miptun.
Atssnta Hart Savannah Brig Caroline SHERWOOD Charles
'on Durham p'm0n arrival.
S sogh AmeEse Bflsy ssm Liverpool Nov s
Packet s ship Il DgehSv,s from Hrs
ens. with ss. ha s sa 1, OF Nap
hence for Liverpool The D. 70 has made Sns wassi
Ship John Mn,urn, Stark IS ays from New Orleans, with
oa spoke os from lew Orleans sy 9s lat 90
SHIP 81 Mary, Foster " DAYS from New Orleans with
Bque Teazer Rocket, d. from Mobile, with cotton
Brig Lucy Ann, Snow. 20 d.s from New Orleans with mo-
a,ses 10 Peter Harmony Shin Orleans. Sears sail ior
Brig JEFF on Mills, 20 dsyirom New Orleans with sugar
sehr new Ryder "a dsyfrom Curacao. with salt to Jo.
EouIss Son Lei eFiss Nancy Jane for NYork days
Sch Mpshe.er' Worth, lays from Richmond. with md,e
70 Alien paI,on Passed gong the River ship Courier
serr l. L. surges, Baker, days from Georgetown. DC
sSpT Marion Higgins, S.x: from WILMINGTON. NC. with
sthr Renown, Lowell, Boston.
ssr S SsGS'' s 9dSS1 w sf.sl'''
soop SRsr ist. Ash. fP 1o"iasnes.
Floor FLOOR HH %:s s9s%s New New B Bedford
Below.
pAe ship, one brig. Wind NE and thick storm
General Record.
s Mp in distress would be stripped and sold letter re-
time she i've se Of water IN her hod
@ eo s wss e S as
survey had been held and estimate of repa which
Of the vessel when Repaired amount 10 sui" eaaal TO
on Of rS1d % Ss %
Wave " O''''A1 'A INC N''" 'H'' 0' 'en
BRIrIsH sARQyE HEART OF oAxA part of the cargo of
ms stranded some time since Cape Antonio has been
gARsUE CHAs. CLARK tBr) Roosevelt, from ST. Jago de
S NJ WIN cargo OF 2eo tons copper arrived
Il ng part of her cargo at last accounts.
WhaIemen.
ca al New Bedford 9Th iasI Chase West Atlantic Ocean
June With 1850 Dbl. oh 500 Dbl: 10 months IN
Foreign Perts.
HALIFAX Dec 2i-ln port, Gordon, Leavtt for New York.
Home Ports
NnwsvRrrosri Dec sssId Signal Walton Porto Rico
ia mkt. o'"' DA'''''' % 4o"ss anu
Bo'sO5 Dec N2sA Esther Eliza Rice Hs Cid
Pn Eng Sassnnsh sa5sh Ann Machant Mobile
land and markets Morning Star Cornish St Thomas and
hsS Pee s FssI snf Fi.
Harding Boston Abstract Mentanc Sortn
psls s 'ra Ds M VII e .s%
B s lngoT uSRirsrn Rocket Abertna Chatham
7 @1@ v sasss Heath Nyol Below
VIM i Hsa1s Cole cS'1f Maanua., s7h
e.sa; hSaIIss Knee SS from
s.. r. Of N o ssf
hs Ss
Ias ana now Out Of sight bound down. The sula, from
,pEL1wAaE BsE1xwxrEs, Dec as-Now in this harbor. H
reg ssss Sy bs9 5S
f'a@ New York for Virginia left here yesterday
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Thursday. Dec. 29-6 II. NJ.
transactions at the Stock Board were a little more
Ee to-day. but prices generally gave way. Mo-
kll Long Island !, and stonington !.
- Is q little movement in Sterling bills for the
3 OF the LIST, at per cent. Mobile funds at ioi.
journal of Commerce has recanted its support Of
Bank, and acknowledges that
ainly the duty OF every editor TO keep his read
nformed OF all matters interesting to them, which
perly within his province, but he is not at hber.
mulsste suspicious concerning every individual
Mat nay chance to do something which he does
erstani or does not approve
mot approve of allowing the notes Of any bank TO
bate in the hands of the public, at time like this
hoy can i'll afford to lose their money, to danger
INT, without giving timely notice. We do not be
* the duty Of editor consists in telling the pub
they dave lost their money after bank has ex'
This we do not approve. What we do not under
rs tis:-Why should the bills OF bank, when are
land, promising the part Of the proPrietors oil
nix vpay certain money be circulated among the Ia
hgtor as money and bearing no when the lar
lprretors that bank cannot obtain moneyof capita
o1hsr individual security at per cent per month,
|put money may be worth but per cent per annum
u tngs have BEEN and seem to grow out Of the fact
islature by an unauthorized stretch ofits power,
y tjividusls the power of raising capital from the
icv palming upon them promises to circulate mo-
te cannot understand why people should submit
E3por why they should not be warned of danger
Ii4out oft. The capitalist protects himself The
I've not the same means of protection. Paper mo-
y II upon them under legislative sanction, which
kcilously receive. The failure fthe bank is then
IRA office they havsof its weakness. 1t isgvng to
6lde thepower raise capital for their own emolu.
vt, b king their fellow-citzens in the same manner
{ al kenments have raised money in time Of war,
n tbrcredit low. The last report of the Union
= Was iollows:-
UNION BANK OF DOVER JAN 1912.
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col box Tobiaoehn gs leao q. Lee ss
Rogers co.'s bales cotton Cruft-sa pigs lead II
WA Maybes1so In, oass eaiher do wool ok bees
heS; so1ssso Johusioa so,s2 eoon 100 bis mo
Monrosese bbIs fso Hsv vnsrh coz h bbs sugar
Beech ro6o DO sugar Little a hne
CIamer-3 bxs hats Corning toDacco ageuo
col0s % 40 hhds sugar 23 bills mosss-s 10 'her
Nsw0nLEArs-ship - Mary--2st pigs lead Il ti G. 80
3o3 DO McCulloch4f7 do Rogers--i4 hi. 'eri 60
-four Gefs BIS Kingslsnds5 cks brandt sse 30 o.
CO.'S bills whiskey suydm Sage co--so bod 9ra
% bales mdse cs IS bales Wood Johnston Bn,.ru
1000 PIGS lead t3 bales cotton 50 hhds tobacco Johnson
ncn629 bales buffalo robes Crooksife bales COTTON
s sms2as ssan.oUs Ind.
molssses p Harmony. - w"
New ORLRArs-Bns Jefersop-2a7 h,ds s,e,r oo Az M
lssses Harmony. ~ -" 80
,,MosmrBarque Teazsr-seo bale, cotton @ Collins,
mcLean-57 spoford X Tileston-i boz Tardee,
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvERrooL-Packet ship South Amerida-J Conant b
Cooper, Scott, L Sutin-30 in the steerage.
HAyRE-Packet ship La Duchesse d'OHe Hawkes. d
Phisde phs; Hear; dragomsn oG the Legation al
r pseseI New Haven; Gouard and son. New York; A
Paris DR. Masare, Belgpm 4 Dubois, Switzerland.
NIw ORLEANs-Shlp John Minturn-Capt e T Stanton
Capt Tsthen, Capt VIM Wheeler, x Watty p Hall-s
in the - - $3.50
the steerage. ~ =
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On Thursday morning, 29th inst. LKTrrA MORAN aged
Is years, daughter of Edward Moran, deceased
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at half past
O'Clock which her friends requested attend without
further nvitation.
On Thursday afternoon, 10th inst WILLIAM LrooKrrl
son OF Andrew and Rebecca Macarthur of dropsy on the
brain, aged months and 6days.
Funeral from South Third street. Williamsburg THU
afternoon at half past three o'clock
At Waikiki, Orange county, Nov. lst of dropsy, Mr.
WILLIAM McMoSAeLE, aged IA years
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the growth of has been such in Europe a.
rapidly to curtal the old markets in English goods and
TO drive her to seek in colonial and markets SUB IL
tute for those which she is losing in other quarters The
following table, from parliamentary returns showing the
declared values of the manufactures of England to differ
emit countries different periods, during the last ten
years. will show the gradual change in the direction Of
the markets -
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Raj ssrr lakes, payable in Marylard il

tal ss-rr lakes, payable in Marylard il
This, valuation Of Slef51l4s is equa to OF cents
in the sloOor Baltimore md 81 OF the
State Dsucting fro this large the $3.50 sss al
ready due leaves s6a4o wherewth to meet he 81 1884,
s3 due orkhe next years interest II trulthat the
panieo which is loaned the credit an to pay
the $3l2b being the interest the stock sued to
them bdfthat Is paid it must from the people
after sum- equal at least to ST. 100000 must We
Quoted firm the profits of the people for State PURPOSES
in addth to all the other charges of town and county
res an government expenses, well the enormous
of th paper they use as currency. The Governor
uggesy very properly, that the Bank stock owned b.
ne Stat should be Immediately sold land that the cou
of he State bonds shall he made receivable for taxes
This is ery judicious, and should be Immediately adopt
ed we'll every by which the liabilities of the
State MY be reduced The results of the distribution of
4 the pubic lands thus described -
Letters will be communicated, which have been re-
csived from the Treasury Department of the United
this State Of the proceeds Of the sales Of he pnhe
lands From them will appear, that the distrbutive
share Maryland si5s7 81 and that the claim Of the
United States account Of interest due Maryland
bonds held in trust for certain Indians m SO 4S3 81
that the Treasurer of the United States has retained
wnole fund, and still has an unsettled demand for
II. Cost johnson will do well to ponder upon this fact
calculate that il the share of Maryland in the pro.
s Of the lands is not sufficient pay the interest on
mall amount of her debt owned by the Federal Go.
Anent, how the remaining to be paid by the
means under his " India RUBBER scheme. which
chss the capacity of the lands to carry debt of
Oooo 900.
ne packet ship La Duchess dOrlesns, from Hayre.
ueht over million francs in specie
The leading features Of the State Bank of Alabama and
~ ~ ct Montgomery are Is follows, as compared
0uorno
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Brighton Cattle Market.

DEC 26At market 500 beef CATTLE $500 sheep and q
Pnces-Bef Canie-We quote to correspond with las
week few extra at $40 First quality 81 % 4 90
second quality $3.50 AZ 70; third qualify 50 90.
SheeP-Lots were sold from s0c to Sl5O Wethe 8
some oi which were stall fed, 81, so 10 50 So
SUins-No lots sold pedde. AT retail from te
dIc. y
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at the stock Exchange,
state or Trade.

state OF Trade.
The sale Of teas to-day made with the following re
suits. Terms notes at months from January 2 isasI
payable In TINS CITY, TO be made satisfactory to sellers
oouchong-lO nall Chests Colon 20 do do 5
IL do do %; 10 lido Nigyong 81 withdrawn, s6 ID
ohd on nan do oil 10 halt do Oolong A. 81 do do aO III
chests Ningyong S6 9l chests chests: IS half do si
3 a Is lib. boxes, Withdrawn. -
PoWchong-l0 half chests Oolong 81; 10 do Cbulan "A
S1ii 70 do do 43t; 70 do 80; SO do do 42l: 90
ll1AlEaHRli 40 do Chulan 81; (4o q
d Yssesz IS casa . AZ Is ~ ~
KexSs HIVE - hsAf cslsslS
- 20, no q ssi " l5{ 81 a. - |
So g q; 4. = - =. ~; 375 a ~ G. x!t1
= ~. s.. bss q 4; =! "a 80 ~ -.
: Ia casssssE n cts PEI n v. ~ 10,
o. 81 40 o4j Iuo DO 50; ~ isds a. 20 - hsA
a' lioo nan do anG 255 cnesu wNnaraF 3( - IA W
Ss u, go 90 do wlthdraSn.) .i u
% . Ia nhNs's as 10 DO 'S& rs2s chests and IS
GunpoUde-63 half chests "a cents per b; do DO
Il: 40 10; IA do do o5 chests 65 As hail d, 5s.
DO 10 %; IL 40 40 3d. lis do aat; (b mali do Vim
drawn) 2i6 l3lb boxes "a; 400 6,b do a ~
boxes ~ 2iD cansters 81; ~ do do AIT; do az
imP0rs-5 hall chests 72t do 81, Is do 64t; do @
do oO ~ do 63 % do 52a ~ do 81; LOT do vi
20 1910 boxes AS $40 do 4aa 40 do All 50 Glib oO
90 4s 20 DO Al $50 do 4ss ~ boxes IL lib 5
Cassa-2oo mats at lsI cents per lib; QOOo mats with
drawn.)
Cotfon-The sales amounted to 100 bales, cladng
lot VI lVO bales Texas at 81 cents, short price.
Flour-There IS little more enquiry for Canal in d
small way, and some small have been made without
change IN price. We quote Western at $40.
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Married.
Died.

On Wednesday evening" 2sth inst by Rev. Mr.. Bella
N.Y. Mr.. JOHN c. GRAvEs, to Miss ELIZABETH KErLocx
both Of this city
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 223 Chestnut STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH,
ADJOINING THE MASONIC HALL,
PHILADELPHIA.

complete order ready Tor the reception Of Genteme
and Families.
d3tmissr H. l. HARTWELL.
DLUMBE'S DAGUERREAN GALLERIES, 25IK Broad
corner Of Murray street New York; IS Court and 23
State Honsel Philadelphia and Broadway Saratoga Springs,
the odes and establishment OF the
kind the world and containing nearly thousand picu
Abundance free.
PLUMBES Patent Coored Photographs taken every day,
BY process confined exclusively the above
and secured by letters pstent, dated Oct. q, 1912
Plu nbe Patent Dsgnereotype Apparatus and instructions
fer the production Of coored enese and Pumbe Patent
Gliding Appaau and instructions for gliding and
plating metallic attic Of description supplied order
Patent Gliding and silverpg done to order in style
before in New York.
" Prompt attention to al post paid letters.
Inn
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$l2s.5i8 50

$l293l8 81 $l29,58
ranches OF the Virginia Legislature have pissed
ks fofing loan bill =
le Enacted by the General Assembly. That should
exlnces of the Commonwealth, in the opinion OF the
ecu require it, he shall be- and is hereby authorised
retred under the advice of the Council of State to
PCT Treasurer of the Commonwealth to borrow,
u to time, rs the public exigenciss require,
p thanks ofths Commonwealth, upon pledge OF a
uo4 the stock now owned by the Commonwealth
sue banks such sum sums of money, not
ceedinaogeher three hundred and fifty thousand dol.
ahonds given for anv part parts Of suck Sums to
be renfble every sixty days. and subject to any
tail nofceeding per cent if required by the bank
making\e loan-and such bank or banks of this Com
nonwe1, are hereby authorised to make said loan or
ans; the sum or sums SO borrowed, shall be
paid by rreacurer out Of any money in the treasury
Assemblh provide some other fund for tn payment
Of the sat
The image Of Governor Thomas, of Maryland, has
come to 3D. It mostly occupied with the State nan-
ces, Of ich it presents most disastrous aspect. The
iabilhdf the State are as follows =
Annual
!, Raldm improvement debt. 483O,OO0 100000
loan OF Fate credit, 3,2li 1913 5l26s3
gss;'I Yss debt '''''l'''' 'A''''''
XII frs arrears Of interest, 626,5s9
~ Iafips scht due and dishonored on the LIST
a1n<t;ag 40 exHtins tax laws There is due,
% -, 80 - Sssa1H dak
more, amounting 70 49, !.||l VI 4 y
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ME- BRAEAM T., hs. the homo! % his FARE
lh WELL BENEFlT COM ERT at
NIBLO's GRAND SALOON,
On FRIDAY EVENING" Dec So iMi,
Previous 20 his departure Tuesday for England
Part First. Sscred-P,rt Second. Misce llAneous.
PROGRAMMES

60" Mr.: B!,ham. Handel
Air Sound an Alarm, Mr. Braham Hand.i
Angels eyer bright and Fair, "-rom the Messiah.
Air-fIOm Time and Truth" Pleasure my former -,
Better L,na" Mr.. Braham
MARTIN sSS .s s"s sss Hss Great p,h.m
seps 6. When ,ss Tim. Fame. ~ Mr. c. Br.A.m
Song. should very nuea like to knowr-Miss "''
Dust,.. Dear Maid Ilo,. thse.-Mr.. Sutton and A'e''
Song The Nase2:so.. os,herigg Mr. b s'iSsSR
Song There's charm in Spring"-Mr. C. Bra
Grand IS Ss, oo Dys e. with Allegro from
Duertc" Gallon on Gaily"-Mr Brahsm and Mr.
BY DESIRE God Save the Queen. D''A'm
r... r;ov c.n...,, Nj Brah h and Nj: G. sy.ham
ley House; Aiwi stoddsits Mesis and SSo aver
SEGARs FOR THE aOLIDAYs Spanish Magazine.
% Ns,,su street Herald BaldossA complete
pny at Havana ehearel than other city,
S % bs Snos o. hs . rusd g the
and ~ an The t9 ,sFsI Of the ss. Quality
and nod;s very Old and prime Havana es
each q. Cd and per bunch
Young laxative parrot for sale. IS Nassau Herald
DOWN1NG's OYSTER sALOON-Nosi1 respectfully al :
for .s s @ Ss saloon. ready
Also several rooms in the third story private families and
nor Tas rs T. Z a; b1s~
door below Murray street. respectfully informs his friends and
as sI''a
% IN s city s will b sDa
ad he Perfectly sssasa
= WIFI az
m1Ss ss o'%s Ss s
Piles ana to a any eIds that may De given him for New
dsnc in al parts Of the anu every aen
He olicits his friends the public for their orders. with
silon perfectly satisfactory
aas Broadway. will b. promptly eIecuted d'sto iyir
OYSTERS! OYSTERS The subscriber would call
Of Ss% Ys IL n al
S' s as %
E RIFEp pRToS sases .
Decker. wen known oyssr House Ann street iSi
ITO LOVERS OF GOOO OYSTERs.-A cargo OF first
n rate York River Oysters: for ,ale low, board schr H.
l.mle. supply for the HOdsy. w. ''''
ss sS Ts1 .;7 Ssy kf
offers to his patrons aud the public superior Of Oys
Ire' o md Ball. supplied the usual
weh Street. 9y:s se Of e any dart of the eN -
i BE {.
Ball Apollo Saloon Brosd%ay oa T"s.day hs
Vol The .SJ with some IA
Tickets admitting one gentleman and two ladies. to be
sd OF the q ss Of the Apollo
nG
Programmes will be furnished a tse door.
A1 I.auI watson Watson Thomas Thomas Thomas,jr
y. Crss,,pgh, Pv Reinsen
ceme,;n, ssxcbenck s1%e' NJ Il sSn n;XXsr
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:;;:si S1iii 81: s's;| S's.': ~'.s s.
w ~ - w NJ Is
i 8 81 T. sss q ssss An : ~
Raj E-DQw MING. Hs Ns9sIecx q the day III Aae
ri: ssPs ~ & ~ - a y a ~
Oysters cheering glass choice vine he las dssssssd
ns9 Sr / done By Rss My,S
e. Ike how 2,
The painting is by an eminent artist
t Eory IT Tickets a. one ne. dollar T, s each
TO PARENTS AND PRINCIPALS OF SCHOOLS
and wso sssSs teach 's Lam
and music upon the Psnoforts Uxss and 9th nsumsn,
wishes obtain situation The advertiser
would offer any part of The United States or
his viii be da letter o
IN reminded that the hand and unless their feet
S or eo RSbs OVER sHs Sa9as rs Il.
snow Storm the LIST and I'd find them confined home"
Be on OF n.saS DO no
der y too much Of tax on their posne:: they
siDs ss.s ss.S duss ossr shoes,
pair warranted and Others will be syen 4 .cies loosen
d3o Inc Successor to RoSbary India Rubber Co.
NEW YEARS CALLs-Those persons who expect 20 re-
Hss on nsT Yea ps and who wmn their friends
f5sshlng cheer would do well call wheeler
triple ni
&c ny s H.
.s above named ns aPf iss E ss for
TO THE LADIEs-M. La RUE & SISTER take leave
70 Inform III Z friends and the public they continue
dhsy also 60, s mi q. Opportunity their
1917 enc % "a. sy rec us
the satisfaction customers have UNIVERSALLY er
e Sfs sR Rs
haf which 'mparts to beautiful rich usre and durability
year and confident that pains shall spared
Their stock splendid consisting of fine aud other
oaa, sTsd' kTe Ute me Cn kngs Head Drs,s,
Old curs dressed in the style cents look
d3o Im.r i62 Canal street corner Of Yaricf
x e1.r Eada eo siS Foreign s G
6e dsc Ga Saturday Dec 'l'''H SS 9 500 sw
THE LITTER BAGS q the Royal Mail seam.hip BRI;
az sS PS ,U1s,, o ss q SS w
Saturday Dec 'l't, at 20 minutes before O'Clock, NJ
EVEN VICE HFPEARs TO fave IT'S PENAL
BY the ueeIns laws Of nature and .a"enty ts SUI
Whole S ssosus Of s%.e
y Be made Known 70 the World are he oo%s wiz
ws sss % ss Son ass d m nd
4 red ysS e Ss oS IKE . @ e co
s" 70 @ sns S s ... the ss%
times take, hold Of the deep seated Parhe spdons sa.
% r a which sss 's,s s s 'TsS
ss n s ssIs
being contaminated, it sometimes arrested the lungs
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Dos SITS $780, "a 1879 96 ll6 865
o. France 200 9 $50 lit
U. s. o57 1904 lss 0s,Siess0 s5ssH lis go
1t appears that the East India and Chinese markets
rapidly extended themselves until 1887 when the latter
fell eff and the former continued to increase The South
American or colonial markets have largely increased
making nearly the whole augmentation the aggregate
exports We have reduced the aggregates to dollars at
the par 81 80 the sterling, and compared the exports
of France and the United States for the corresponding
periods The exports embrace only the national produce
of all three countries and Great Britain and the United
States are the real declared values while in France
they are the official comparison of the averages gives
the following result -
G. Britain France u States
Average 1891 to 1886. lsi2l2,i2O Gs5ss9l 75sssos3
1895 TO l84l, 2io662,y76 lls,9s0OOo 9s9076l2
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Increase, 43,850,536 2l,l20O09 235l45le
percent. - 23n Az SIX
Total average, loyp 2H,l5,69s l08,4I8995 s7l50352
Hence, appears that the increase from the United
States during the years of low tariff was much greater
than from the other countries.