The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-22

OF our commerce and navigation for the month OF
May, 1902 and Tor the eleven months ended May
81, 1859. compared with the eleven months ended
May 81, $685. The following is a synopsis;-
Mo q e ssSo fsn $50 "a Ss s., Re e. spS ca
Eeren nj mos. eaded. '-
May 81, 1869. ss7. sa4,s57 s7z6llo72 22,2oO7o4
May 81, 1865 49, 1886, 32o 500 42i, $685. 24o 2o13e,1s7
Proportions OF the foregoing shipped in American
and foreign vessels during the eleven months ended
American vessels sl22 so1 s122 os7 4sa
Foreign VESSELS. 2749Sa068 254, 436 s,OSS,2ll
Total $685. s04 a57 s377 ,o72 500, 200, 7O4
From this 1t will be seen that 692 per cent OF the
imports 67.5 per cent OF the exports and 1875 per
cent of the rc.exports were carried In foreign
sells. The domestic exports are expressed in cur
rency values, except merchandise from the Pacific
ports ana specie and bullion.
The value Of foreign commodities remaining In
warehouse May 81, 1892 was $56,l05 1872, against
s43,o165o3 in May 1863 The statements are fol-
lowed by summaries giving the totals OF imports
exports and reexports, warehouse transactions and
tonnage by months since July, 1867. Number and
tonnage Of American and foreign vessels entered
and cleared in the foreign trade during the eleven
months ended May 81, 1861
~---Ente'ed.--- c-.-Cgeared.@
American vessels 1928 s,552,741 1850 a,77e,O04
Foreign vessels. .14l1l 3,es42a3 14,5s4 4,Os4a7S
Total. 7238,o74 1854 1854
Eleven months ended May 81, 1869 -
-.-Entered.-- ~--C1eared@
No. Tons. No. Tons.
Torss s 1s sss
Total. .25,s4s 7.sss,s5s 1925 7,ssl,47s
The report contains an elaborate table, which ex.
hibits the imports, exports and re.exports into and
of
porting transactions during May to and from each
of the thirteen principal countries with which the
United States have trade. From this table the fol.
lowing is obtained:-
England, Scotland and Ireland-Imports, $7a02e,-
500; EXPORTS SIS 642; re-exports $780, 1855. Do
Ha Al ot snnor sf Isl
possessions in North America-ImpOrts, $50.
spsn enpS51s is sapS4ss
re-exports none. Cuba and Porto Rico-imporis $40,
eisois; exports sS re,expor All
s722,e7o; re,export, slo,5e7. China and Japan-lm-
ports. s927,s9l exports POS. 22s re-exports $780,
re.exports si7s,2ss Hamburg and Bre snn,
ports s., exports s41ds ose; re.export so9
re-eXports s9,.o7, DC.
In addition to the foregoing the report contains
comparative statements showing the number and
tonnage Of vessels distinguishing their natonalities)
which entered into and cleared from Great Britain
In the nve months ended May 81 OF the respective
years 1867 1865 and 1869; the net receipts in Great
Britain from stamp duties during each Of the ten
years ended Marcn 81, from 1879 to 1885, inclusive;
exports from the ports Of Quebec and Ontario for
the fiscal 1857 and 1885, exports to the United
States and total exports from the several provinces
In the fiscal year 1861 the value Of imports exports
and the amount entered for home consumption, and
also the amount OF duty collected at each port in
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Summaries of
the indirect, in transtu and transhipment trade are
also given, with an anticipatory statement OF the
imports exports and re-exports June 1869; all or
which, taken in connection with the usual consular
reports and commercial miscellany, invests the
report with unusual interest and importance to the
mercantile community.
Personal.
Commissioner Delano has returned TO Washington
alter several weeks absence.
Mr.. Lemus, the Cuban Envoy, left for New York
this evening. He goes to look after the interests OF
the JunLa there.