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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
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We ID certifY that we have used the above
cement in the erection Of ths.Beil rfCotc --airr
works, and take pleasure IN recommending
it l. all persons in need of 4 good article.
Jan22m6 WILSON q TATE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

henFy ". Snyder Of Selinsgrove, has
- Il. '.lsed =. .I1oy psymsster.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
CEMEWT! CEMENT.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
his cid customers and the public gene
raTlv that he viii have constantly on hand
and for sale a full supply Of his superior
hydraulic cement. Parties at a distance on
the line of Canal or Railroad can have lheir
orders filed al short notice.
Address ROBERT VALENTINE,
naILsfnnra Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
riELl>HED AENI-NEKKLY---
Tse>'3v Morning & FRIDAY Afternoon.


FOR PEL>lpEyT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

By tie Mayor IF the City ef Darsnpors :.
- WHERxAs il is provided IN Sec. of Chap
ter ~ Of the Revised Ordinances Of the Citv
Of Davenport, that . il sitall not be lawful
- for any animal cf tilc deg Kind to run Ill
: large in the city OF Davenport from the st
" day OF June until the lst day ef Septeln-
.'ber of each year, unless the same be se-
" cirely nuzzled, 50 that no injury can
possibly result from lhe bite Of such ami
MAJ. III sf9is8s f4gf4
Vow 7, u. Lowry, Mayor Of the city Of
Davenport, do Hereby order and direct that
all oyners Of dogs shall coniine, or muzz.c
the. in the manner above set forth.
FROM the st dsy Of june next until the Isl
iay Of september. And any dor found
running q. large, during said period. With
out being so InuzZle,i, shall be killed
In witness whereof haze iercurto set
my hand and caused the seai Of the Gil, Of
Davenport 10 be hcreu,.to affixed this 18Th
day OF May \. D., 1861. u. Lowry,
Marnr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28
RIVER ITEMS.

The elegant Nerlhern Line PACKET peml,i. a
Captain .iliiii Will depart for =. Pagi and wa,
landing te-nsi fow n,arnias,. c#D Carroll III
in the ellce. H. NJ Prciisnan agent.
The popular mail aud pass 1eer nsckc, jam )
Means, Captain Jef'y Wosa, viii depart FER Du-
huque and wa points Nonla. at. o'clock. j.
Scarborough in tic oaiee. Il. N. Tgcttyman
agent.
The fayoF!:s mail and passenger rauA4, jennie
Whipp!e, Captain Campbell vii depart for Fo,t
Madison alad way points Mondas morning at
so'dack. Lei4uel Paikhurs Ii the Office. i. A.
Tit5cin, agent
1As Northern Lime packet canuda, CAPTAIN
pagAgr, will depart .or =. Loni- and WAY points
Aonda; morning. Len. " Elised ii lie
oGice. T. ~ Pret;yinan agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

SANITARY Far RArFLE-Nc are IN
formed BY Jesse Iidlar, agent for the sale
Of the st. Louis saniigry Fair Rattle, that
he has already disposed Of 90 tickets, and
forwarded the money. The tickets Will be
forthcoming. Those who wish to take a
chance in. that $4,000 farm can find the
subscription list ut Mr.. Fidlar's office, No.
10 LAt I'd East street. Go in and get rich
ira hurry. t#
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

GENTLEMEN should know that Farrand
keeps the finest stock Of hats and caps in
the city, and tha: he has just received ano
ther fresh lot Call and sec the stvles-op-
posite Metropolitan Hall.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

GaAIy IN sToRa.-lt is estimated that
there is now in store in this city about So,
900 bushels grain, as follows: wheat 1900
bushels; corn, 30 600 bushels; oats, o.,
600 bushels.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

pEDnlr GlAssrs.-Thc only senuicc pcb
bic glasses in the city are kept at Ruten
be, Ks, No. 26 lie Claire Row. They az,
the only spectacle glass worth using.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

Ch,ceEo 1srhet, ~ Telegraph.
taioaoc. Muy q
Icva- Qn'e' aal dr1 ). IS 0s.. q! co fr spriag
extrsr.
WssAr . c hixher at 81 o.ai 2sx for No !
svr'nI, "a IL -5..l -g for ). nd Il isGi 20 r
jnH' q. clf-ing Il At 81 - Il -. ~: N. on.
81 2as.i1sA for 80 Z
CuaS-z.23s1 N er a sIi1Gl ii if,-Nr NJ
:..e1el .loier ~. ?, .l;sr v firm 81 l3kt,1 e31
OATS ia2. d cher GsketG98c fr NO l L q
&C fcr M. :. clesHg Il 6s5. =; 30 l.
Wni.9f- d higher al II 2iesi.2.,a el sing fin
4. !, 2,,..
y sss roaS -Aishsr, ,a.s.s GO. a. fr.me IN Sc a
$40.
IL D Neg eete,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28
New York Is3rLcss,

Nrw Yohs, May ..
Corrox-Quict at se@a3c
FLorR--5 cents better. S.A-L-5J for extra.
E.,5W7.s5 for Sup"r.ine
WnEsr-Ir higher. sl.6s@le. for Chicago
Spring; 81 Ga9l.s. Milwaukee t.at u iroal..r
winter ret.
coaS-sia) Or old mixed
oArs--sft1s7.
PoRE-s sl6 mess. S25 old mess.
LaRp--la1.f5 l4s..c.
WH.sxT-Si.an
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

prrcnAsr your hair 'iyes and hair rcstora-
tiyes at nraDbe's, under the LeClaire House.
Ne has the genuine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

HEAVY TRANsAcTIoS.-We were shown
draft this Afternoon, drawn by the Trca-
surer at Washington upon the First Ma
tional Bank of Davenport for the sum OF
S2Co,oo0. The same was duly honorcd
with about bs:s!lel of ''greenbacks' which
so away BY express.
We believe that this is the largest cash
transaction ever made at any bank in this
city. The National can do the same thing
two or three times more in the same day
and not be broke at that We are now
looking forward for the day when our draft
for a like amount will he honored-but we
cant see it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

PROMOTED. We learn that our Old friend
eA-Sccrctary Of State. Elijah Sells, late Cap
tain on Government boat down the river,
recently received a telcgraphic dispatch or
dering him to report at Washington City.
We rather suspect that he is needed there
to i'll the place Of Third Auditor Of the
Treasury, at salary Of s3,eooa - cate
CITY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

DRAISH,G --Jndge Bennett, as Agcn. for
Thos H. MrGhee, is having drain pipe
laid from the store occupied by Parks {
Hosmcr, down to connect with the drain
laid by the State Bank, to carry Off the wa
ter that accumulates on thc premises.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

Gri.M,N THEATRE. E.-Tie talented actress,
Mrs. kcnkcl, will again appear at the Ger
man Theatre on Saturday c.ening one
week from tonight. Her many friends aud
admirers viii b. glad to welcome her back
az ain.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

MILITARY Officers in the one
hundred dag service will find very choice
and extensive stock Of military clothing and
furnishing goods at Mas & Mycr's, second
street, opposite lie Claire Row These goods
are of the hest quality, and warranted to
give satisfaction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

LOOK OFT FOR YovR Docs.-By reference
to another column it will be seen that
our worthy Mayor has issued his proc
la:nation, as in duty bound, requiring the
owners Of dogs to muzzle them and keep
them mazzled when running at large, DUR
ing the months Of June, July and August.
Neglect to conform with this requirement
will have the effect to make dogs scarce
Marshal Pool will apply the penalty to the
letter without fear or favor Bear this in
mind and apply the muzzlc on the $. Of the
coming month
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

SUGGESTION TO GRAIN BuYERs.-In order
to facilitate tine labor Of furnishing correct
market reports. we would suggest that each
buyer, upon going to the Office of the Sec
retary'of the Board Of Trade, would leave
there statement Of theirreceipts and ship
ments Of the prsvious dag, shat lheys may
be added together and published in srvsssl
This will be but little trouble and enable
the press to gvea correct repert-ralso bet
ter enable buyers 70 keep = rgn Of the
nloys@snts Dt Of grain u this MARKETS &gha
8 fcretary will furaish 4 beak pr the pur-
Belqn .lasa ssas4sak 81 soot ;xse .;gss.1 ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

DENrAL,,Gov. Stone, in letter to the
Gasette, denies that he has n.aligned Scott
county on the quota question; that in his
speech in front OF the lie claire House, he
only alluded to ths tardincss Of this county
under the 1919 day cali-nothins prior 10
that time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28
WALL PAPERS,.


stolen.
IA cHHD'S CARRIAGE WITH THREE
Awhecls and double top lined with enameled
cloth. pointed hlack, and with Ornamental pam
el-. was stolen from the sidewalk in front of my
store YESTERDAY 4 suitable re,sard VII! be paid
for its recovery. PRED. ,DEUTSCHMANx
rray II ~ Blady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

TnE more You try the more you can't
find as fine stock of material for summer
clothing as is now kept at Sam Perry IS
Civilians and military mon viii always find
him prepared TO furnish them better and at
lower price than can be done elsewhere
MELv,ILIs CIRcus. - Remember that
Melvillc's Australian Circus gives q splendid
exhibition in Rock Island OH Monday after
noon and evening. Let's all 90 over. The
ferry boat viii run in the evening, and
trip into the country will be refreshing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28

CLoAss, circulars ard lace goods caeGp at
W-Ilisler's. In six, in cloth, in mozambique,
laca ,0ipiS ntc 3tawtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-28
National Ten-FGrty Loan.

has been authorized 70 receive subscriptions
, 1864-10-24
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session Of the Thirty
EIgath Congress.

An Act to provide internal revenue to
support the Government, to pay interest
on the public debt, and for other pur-
poses.
, 1864-10-24

Sec. 81. And be IL further enacted, That
the owner, agent, or superintendent afore-
said, shall, in case the original entries re-
quired to be made in his books shall not
have been made by himself, subjoin to the
oath or affirmation the following oath or
affirmation, to be taken as aforesaid: 4" 1 do
swear Cor affirm that, TO the best Of my
knowledge and belief, the foregoing entries
are just and true, and that have taken all
the means in my power to make them 50.
Sec, 6s. And be IL further enacted, That
the owner, agent, or superintendent Of any
vessel or vessels used in m,kiuG fcrmcntel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
Jncre,,e ~ fy2s Ogl S4640 400 &2,Bl6,2I9
In ba the trade OF Brazil 10 presented from

Inrrense EylN,UR SI.bFFbU Nk,dIh.i5
sin the recsluaon the trade OF Brazil is presented from
1888. ,, l..
Showing gain in the ten years by Great Britain. In
tho market for her products Of nearly the whole amount
of the American exports Yet comparison of the I'M
ports from the same country, respectively win the
We arc the natural customers Of Brazil and that only
needs an exercise of the energy Us that displayed
by Great Britain and increase 81 commercial iaci-
tiles for US 10 control the trade Of this thriving and pop
ulous empire.
The compsr alive imports Of Br' I'll were:
into the Into the
United Kingdom United Stsea
Imports 1881. d. P2 sl3 ISL or Sl4.iG9793 ell,25Bt
Imports, 1860. 2.269, 1870 OF n.343,N9 Nt2l4bOJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE ls6tTRPlE SHEET

and has supplied such data seemed proper to Illus
trate these several points It the hope Of this Cham
ber that your h VIZ ge auS ia bcS
the prosperity Of this country not commercial alone
but agricultural and mechanical well involved. 1t
represented to your honorable bodies that this Cham
her states the facts presented In this memorial with the
deepest notification and that 1t looks to the action Of
your honorable bodies with the most anxious hope.
THOMAS TILESTON,
A. A. LOW, Committee on
PELATIAH PERT, iOcean Steam
GE E0HyF +. THoMAE' Navigation
To this memorial Ia annexed APPENDIX OF "a tables
presenting the details of American and English trade
from 1853 TO 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05

These comparisons show an increase In the imports
by South America from the United States and Great
Britain Of s25 g9 964, and Of exports Of brazilian pro
duce to those countries Of s3i sos 80 exclusive OF the
entrepoi trade The increase, intending the mporta-
tion from each nation Of merchandise not OF its own
production is sGI 81 e2 certainly very extraordi'
nary increase for South America. To what can this
be ascribed except to the immense impetus given to
her commerce by the establishment OF regular steam
communication OF this increase Great Britain had
$40 69s 6s5 and the United States 69 l4O II is IA
terestng and instructive to observe how thoroughly the
British merchant controls the markets OF these eoun
tres and how the exports Of British products Keep
pace with the imports into Great Britain OF iorelg
products, while from all Of these countries the United
States is largely increasing its imports and only very
gradually It's exports in return being compelled to make
their purchases British credits and to What Is ~
owing but 10 the fact that the control OF the oommuni
cations involving, first information and grasp OF the
exchange market, gives the advantage to the btlsn
seller. 800
The exchanges with the United States were IN ieoo
$50 734, sl9, and with Great Britain sl2l, e93,feo
TOTAL SOUTHERN AMERICAN TRADE.
REHABILITATION OF THE ooeiPARISoNs OF TRADE
OF THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN
WITH MEXICO, CENTRAL AMERICA, WEST iSDiiS
AND sOUIH AMERICA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05

A view OF the entries and clearances, in the same
years Of steam vessels at the ports Of the United King
don from and 20 the United States and other American
pors will show how entirely Great Britain has monop-
olzed stea m communication with this country.
In 1853 there were entered 100 steam vessels from the
Emitted States Turning l22 24S tunsi Of which, 90
English So 293 tuns and 30 United States, 1925 tnns
and q from West Indian and South American ports. ,
In 1860 OF l5a entries, none were from the tmteu
Btetes against l54 English Of 1877 500 uns and four OF
other nationaties OF the cearances IN the same Eea
of United States steamers, of 1891 tuns a.
l64 English of 0 go tuns and 81 Of other natohaes
a, $40 tuns in a total of 263, ISL tlins.
In 1861 Of l56 entries only was from tne I htea
Etates 100 tuns against 1872 English, OF no O'o tnns.
HE total number 10 United States and otner America"
Sorts, 20e. of 2s7, 03l tuns.
PROGRESSIVE INCREASE OF TUHNAGE IN TIE UNITED
STATES.
The following win show the rate at which the tuhnage
a the United States had increased up TO June ~ 100
They are inserted. that comparisons may be MADE II
desired between the British and American tunbaeei
but it is not upon tunnage so much A. upon commerce
THAT steam is showing its great influence Inc increase
a commerce demands large bcrease In carriers o.
svery class;
KslrEsrSr shotsinq Number and Cl1'f se oRt ana
Tie TuRnqge thereof in the United Ststs J'o" INC iTea'
cry Reports Steam hdr:5di'os - ,,.
CLASS OF VESSELS. TOTAL iVsSA'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
Increase ..a55Rl7e e. s27.e62, 40 sJ3,SA,%S u,

In
Increase :. IS 5R,476 r s27.662,sO S564''" =,
Gold ard silver are included in tho American esti'
mates Of trade but do not make part OF the Wlith
tables. The import atons of coin aud bullion were OK
empted By law from duty in England until ieoi Since
that period the tables have been printed regularly
America and the West Indies, as S3sis,t sly IN re-
C. 7e 100 in 1859: l,5l9yJ6 in 1910; 4iuVO2So III
ls6l This importation is chiefly from Mexico. but ID
no measure OF the trade IN the precious metals An
persons We, informed in Mexican afairs INSIST tial
onethrd to one-haf additional must be added for The
amounts struggled on board English steamers on the
west coast OF Mexico. Indeed all the South American
countries complain Of the eudacily with WhIeh 'Ae
British steamers have organized regular system o'
rev enue evasion under cover Of the islands on the
Spanish Main. Amending tue tables Of imports from
these countries IN conformity with this vieH Dy huu &
~ 900 0O0 tho amounts OF each year, they VIII Dc
found 10 have BEEN in
ls53 Into United KIM dom.. II os o7=$a 9o ooo
Into United states. aluisiHl
1860. Into United kin sdom... 81 a8 i6i Il29'2H3
Into United Ste'eS..................,. ~. lofnp
The same feature noticed IN the trade with Brazil and
In the trade with all South America 20 BE- observed In
the foregoing comparative summary Of the trade OF
Great Britain aud the United States with all OF the
Southern American nations. In the seven years over
which the comparison rGns the British have ncrrsed
their exports ego 2o5 ioJ and their imports
while during the period, the United States nave
increased their exports only s ci5%s, and their I'M
poIts by the large Of $50 75Gi9. This is partly
owing TO the great difference between tho exports and
imports from and to tie Island Of Cuba In t-.5 tho
imports from this island b. the United States exceeded
the exports ~ IL BY the United States by ssVvVOi III
1850 by s220OD,OOO.
The total trade OF the United States with these
tries may be seen by tue following table. IL viii be re-
Numbered that in has any account been taken OF
the exports Of foreign products by either the United
States Great Britain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
nc...fI,O6s,l4s - 4s,a,0. 7.5
42.sQ.g

lnc...f Co.. l+s - Ta,3s07i5 42mQg77
Including the exports from each country, not Of n,
own product and which had increased from the United
States from s524i in 1853 to 49, 3i in 1890 aud
from Great Britain hom &3. 10 10 2l5.J2l total
changes with China win be found 10 have increased
with Great Britain Ia the amount of 7s and 10
the United States, e., l62, 0iJ
Here us IN all the preceding comparisons with other
countries the large Increase In the exports OF Great
Britain IS 70 be remarked Every where her merchants
seem to hold the markets In their control.
PROGRESSION OF COMMERCE OF THE
UNITED STATES WITH FRANCEAN THE
HAhSE TOWNS.
FRANCE
The first direct steam communication between the
United States and France by the Ocean Steam Ma
VACATION Company under the contract OF lsi7 and the
ilne then undertaken never abandoned until the
close vi the your 1901.
The increase in the trade, which was In great d.
gree, consequent on the regularity OF this communities.
toh may be seen IN the following statement:
The exports Of United States produce were IA a51s2s 100 900
Ahe export. oil United State. produce weIe IN 1860 50 23
Increase, over 100 per Sxg27s2s
tn. imports from United States in 1885, ig
ihe imports IRON France to unisd sAles in 1900 1928 s9
Increase. Ss76S,+21
r"ofis fom u State, OF foreign products IN 1889 ssSB
IL ''' from u State. Of foreign products In 1900 9l3soi7
Showing tot. increase IN the ,r.ds to be il isvcr
u me United States, to the extent
THE HAHsE TOWNS
The hrst ocean steam line OF the bned States 10
BTeeh under the contract ls45 since then We have
had constant, but limited steam communication with
some one OF these ports.
Win these thriving cities have been constantly
increasing our trade, aud only more regular cenmun.
cauoh and that anlty which follows close commercial
reiatuNs' Is needed to deyeope it at u much more
rapid rate
these towns took ofU s. domestic produce IN 80, f1to9
-s'o ''"n took OF u T. domestic produce, IN 90 %s'S<a1
R'fb5IbI
ana the United States imported from hen IN 1856 JB3
Anu 's United States imported from theI ia 1900 IBis OT
incfeHse.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. +Jo5l52
VI foreign products shipped by United States these
III iooJ. Sf"iJi4.b
FEvyo,
Total increase in exchanges from 1883 10 1861 Of
Of s., 572. 753
Ihe total entries and clcarances at the ports Of the
United States from and TO these cities, will show how
large proportion OF this valuable trade was In foreign
bottomL Total entries and clearancesi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05

Increase 81 Ga 2G2 - ss,Nl 9lo...... ei75a9
The imports Of the two nations were, In the same
period
Into the United Kingdom Into the s.
1859. Il 2.6. 9l2 1t. 560... - 1901
lS8O......... l,a65 oS3 s,s25,4l5..... 439,S9s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
| Increase. 96sa, III 81 e3,4OS5s.....s2Eeg7
| SOUTH AMERICA, HI.-THE WEST COAST.

SOUTH AMERICA, HI-THK WEST COAST.
MEMORANDA, ECUADOR, PERU, BOLIVIA, AND
CHILL.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company OF Great
Britain received contract for carrying the mails on
the West Coast Of South America from Panama to Val.
paraiso and nj intermediate places in lt45 This
contract renewed for eight years in 1880 the conL
ton being that steamers through direct from
Panama 70 Valparaiso. instead of changiu. ut Callao
as before.
An examination Of the comparative trade OF the Unit
ed Kingdom and the United States with the States Of
New-GreDada, Ecuador Peru. Bolivia and Chill which
compose the West Coast OF South America gives the
following results.
The exports Of the two nations were as follows;
Products q the United Off. United
Ies3......a2ss 90. 40 {. $n97l, sso..... ssGS,5gs
l1o.....G3Scs,z76 - SiS@.mo e5,517,S5l
Increase. sg75O9o L. s4.875ISO sI,7b7,153
The imports Of the two nations we're:
,s,, .. In,9ths United Kingdom Into.h.gs
lseO...... 6o2s4zs r. 3,I47I45 622iG3
Increase. 20, 7z5s3o sIa.G29Io s82s3,1I
PATAGONIA
The trade II too small " deserve notice but chiefly
under English control.
SOUTH AMERICA, Iv.-NoTHEKN SOUTH
AMERICA.
observation-disclosures DUTCH, BRITISH, AND
FEEScH.)
The steam communication between England aud
these countries was established by the Royal West In.
QlG 1au steam RACKET Company In ItiU
The effect Oh the trade is shown by the following com.
PARSONS
The exports Of the two nations were;
PRODUCTS Of N. United Kingdom Of the q. a
l833........&6S5,7 J5 S32s3,665 Bl72l,4A
1850. ..2&006l - esGO0.3O5 S2,4G,2f
Increase. ,Jl8 - 1880 GO s7sO,s3s
The comparative imports Of the two nations. from
these States were:
Into the United Kinsdou. Into the q. g.
1853.......G r ,l59.25l - 1858 s2.S26,7ll
lCGG....... l,1OvR 8552,5lo 3,623,3e6
Increase. S55i 23l r. sZ7sls5 sTS6.5
SOUTH AMERICA.
RECAPiTULATIoS OF COMPARISONS
In the preceding statistical sketches the Continent
has been presented under the head Of Brazn Central
Republics West Coast and Northern South America
II is proposed ~ present In view the whole
trade Of tie Continent. Southern South America.
Patagonia. has been wholly diAregaTded-tAe trade be-
ing irregular and trivial to deserve specal notice
FROM the Continent Of Sogth America from and 10
Great Britain and the United States respectively
Products OF The United kingdom. OF the US
IBs3...... S7S20.D+ a. s39 col $50 eg9sOls6
lSGO...... i2,Oil.Zo 60,2O6,4S5 I5I7sI75
Increase. 24l2o,sSs Z s2o6N,sss s6i@,Ols
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