New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

he therefore ether pays fer his goods ~
Der cent or partly BY bills Of either Is or = A'u
partly BY borro. pe. Tbs loss 'bAf ths "eien'.
p,,llv AIS % 70 the price n h- tea IT'S BOT
,urosns tbs, n the year 1851 tea varied ron sVO 70 '
roubIss or from s5s5 to e6l7 the chest
Hence In Rus.is tea has become luxury Livery oh-'
ia clear il Dot In position IN pay from II TO Il rao
or from o. is TO 7s the pound for n consequently hs
suuesIipe of tea has become profitable business M
came TIA; % Novsor6i & II 90 10 ruh'ss the pound
may be purchased in London for to ruoss or % c-ni'
TO 81 cents t. pound II not sn pnsns tnen' SINCE
every one In Rus.is ha ARE gu mites Ars con-
nusy being smuggled into the country Tne increase %
this smpgglirg has great effect On hiachs t,s ms
Importation OF teas into Russia forbidden through any
cther point KAeh;a aud whenever any are found
ese where they are seized and banned Once pr
nit Canton tea tea brought from Canton 70 Ia
rope by se. into Rs--s and ali trade IN h- dear
Kschs would cesse and then wh.t would b-cpm7 o'
Ru-.isn trade Who would buy her bsd and nSn -a
uspu'sciufes! And 60 TO prop up th'n mons iuuHy J.
the kachta system Of trading must be supported ID i"c
in orc.r TIA. Russia may possess F badly managed cox
ton mills and cloth manufactures ths whole esconsunns
population compelled TO pay ten times the pace the
would tsve to pay if they allowed to form part O.
the regular trade Of the conuy.
Russian authors think that partly By Improving the
means of transportation and partly y improvement In
their manufactures tea which in Russia Is now really
NECESSARY bit be made somewhat cheaper but no' 81
Of these woulo practically be OF much use and 80 i'nE
the G vernnen carefully supports the manufactures
a. 90 spIouly provides market for their p'oauc-' no"
is il poisible iha; they can improve
wh.nA man wishes purchase article be ne'ess
and naturally goes to that market where 1t may Or hAa LOT
ousy-hebce hsppsns that Russian meroa-h'i
% 70 Prussia to purchase testo be ster~"ds shags'1
INTO Russia Il would seem if in ue kon'goerg you'd
1ale the Ell Us
traffic vnh Kusba As Kschts nov for It's honoraoi7 rsd7
In s4s H. Importation Of tea into Russia was 2oOOo ios
reached 5O4 goo lbs 10 1880 lOstoOo
bs apd If we take 2e40oe lbs for that OF 1881 We snal
probably not be very far from the truth
B.fre Inc line o. custom which existed between
Poland and Russia removed large q1antis OF tea
were imported into Poland, in ordert be thence MIRO
duced into Rus-i, But, in more recent Tunes since ID
fact the Russian tariff has been spped TO Poland 1t has
been found best pay the Prussn duty ard onng tne
teas over the fron in any way possible tfoo~' con
s.oueptly that the Russian merchants last year p.d
p,u.,sn duty on tea amounting to about l3uUO tn'efs OF
fssseO oeprivipg the Russian Government according 10
th Kischta rate Of duties equal 10 At least lVOOOo sill
yerrubles. or $4,000.
Besides Kong berg, however, there Is sno'her Psce
where large quantities Of tea collected tor ine purpose
being SNUG I'd INTO Russia n,fney odessa stu'sd I'm
.distely ON the frontiers Of the Empire what may be
The quantity Of tea struggled from this quarter into Russia
We ar. not able accurately 10 ascertain sutci7Dt Tor US
TO be able to state that equally ss by way 81 Prussia many
thousand u1s Of tea also introduced n'o the country
through the free City of Odessa soione 81 Cracow was
fire.. CITY the tea trade -four shed in ees ou no tneTe Is
not r gle chest Of be found IN the whole province
for expectation to Russia
Ana .sau,, whom. let US ash does Rasa So sudou.ly
pro..t her manufactures The answer Is at once
England. Englsnd opposes Rassia IN every msrEe
Of Asis in China and P,r'ia and never WAS ms
Kis.Lts trade 81 sue estfully cAr7'd on As II vas
during the var between T., glad and the Chn.se Rs'
ss obtains Der spinning and weaving machinery, s'
well as many of her vorkmsn from England aud tns Ens
sb ARE prudent enough 70 send tneir opponents e
heat srtcs English and Russian manufactures INSET on
the high plains of Asa China in Persia and te Le'@"t
and lille the former have been transported, Ia ths cheap
ct ay po,.ib. by Sea- the Latter have tsvs s-i gree
mart f Rus,s and fpay srved a. the market by tedi'
Gus and pensve land CARR ge The Ra'sisn "a o'nse
qu,ni, discovers that wherever be cannot requisite mat
t.rs by the simrie issuing of uhase ne not able IN
| any way to compete with the English
will he on that Russian tea IS at least one thousand
no, cent higher than that brought by Ems to Europe
byrs An opinion prevails very much that tea 's-s
great psr Of lis sroms through the seavoyg- ana thN
the Kschta teas mach ler ia tavor than
ibo.e brought Canton but We hink tns opinion 10
lot founded any good ground Certainly tue best ess
come TO K,.chs for the Russian market since It i. only
ib.s. ~hich nj psy for the land carriage
that on the averss the kach teas arc bet er than those
brought from Canton. Bot yet it u quite pssbl- to bring
good teas FROM Canton by ever enter into the
Russian markets Moreover firg is the export .on
Of tess by Kussia Europe that is impossible 10 ju Se
their quality by those specimens ~hh are yearly
cent presents 10 Ambassadors And foreign Curs sud
even there are not in any way very noticeable. rns
Government those merchants who export K.hts
teas the duties they paid them in kachs and siuoe
money achieve everything in Russia IT is by
| Impossible but that many merchants availing them
selves of the fame Of the k.ehta m.nsgs
port lsge quantities Ct the struggled teas those crizi
psly imported int RuSsis by way of kiachtA And We
ms, consider that 10 hundred times IS "
leasing TO b. Russian really that imported through thAi
.l,.n portsnt place in Russian comnerce-kIlcnta
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