New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-17
sCATISTICS OF C0AAERCE AND
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Mr.. Edward Yonngs Chief of the Bureau
Of Statistics, furnishes the following synop-
sisaof Monthly Rsp9ls No. D, nov in press.
Thsvaines Of the imports and re:exports are
given in specie, and those Of the domestic
exports in mixed currency. .bsa1go
/ Gctsnd brs EToE We Dsmesticr Fo-eien
Periods. 9Ed Iupertsi IMPORTS. exports.
A nsRt g. iinsn. sisos s. s,ras,o 50 s.,,
Nine months end .sasISs5fl 7-5g (''GS''t0
s::ss Il q, ss:ss: sAs.
,Proportion1 Of the, foregoing shipped
in American and foreign: vessels, respeou
tivelyso ysbs4BT 70 ro.tos TIsdi saslao
a snE MosrHs ENDING '1.EcHssl 1870. 1oe'
H.ssga.2 a,5d Imports. 6sxeorts. sxports.
fs:iss1 s::i:. %. asa r. g r. IS
: ls NINE MONTHS Esoq1sG xAhcH 81. lsss. NV
American v..s.l.s mssSts sssss . soS.
Foreign vssssls..ss ls2S3ilH lse.sa7.t62 6Oe9SsS
The gold value Of the domestic, EXPORTS,
for the nine months aendeduNarch 81, 1870,
ID S3ll, 848, 1893, which, sdded 10 the exports
Of foreign merchandise t323 ,492, $50, ex-'
ceeds the imposts eesass so4! $3.50 for thesdme
ended march ST. 1863, the imports showed
annxcsss of S59.l13,3l9g sonA b-s .g.dslEfi
The value of foreign eommodities remain.
ing ID the warehouses of the United States
March 81, 1870, was S53, 491, 252. against 60,
657, S34 March 81 1869. giaIo0 yIEI3il.. : sAI
Among the principal articles on the free
list imported during the nine months ended
March 81, lS70, were: Gold coin, 90 S22, $780,;
silver coin, $40, $50, 507; rags for the manu-
factnse Of paper, s2,4is, 1913; raw siIk,
The following were the principal dutiable
articles: Live animals, 81, O29 294; barley,
81, sos. 537; bituminous coal, SOL, 268; scof-
fee, SH,l73, 1913 manufactures of cotton,
$l8.648 431;r che1hicals,o drugs aud dyes,
$5,C3l, $50; earthen, Tstone and china ware,
$685.. 3S3; fancy goods. $3,l74, 574; fax and
500; hides and skins other than furs, So.
1877, 125; iron and steel and manufactures OF, d
$2S, 872 .555; leather, $4,000, l6S; manufac.
lures of leather, So, 047 ,994; provisions and
tallow, 81, 7S8. l09; silk and manufactures of, !
sis, 7OS,07l; brown sugar, $50, sos, 756; mo
lasses. S7,470,S29; tea. s., 0Sl ,z43; tin and
manufactures Of, Sc 474,O09; wines, spirits.
and cordials, S7,363, 56l; wood End manu-
features OF. So 558, OBS; wool and manufac-
lures of, $50. 99l, 427. 1is uisI3 J., = lI'-rTr
Tne value OF the principal articles of do.
nestle productionof manufacture, exported /
during the same period, were as follows:
Agricultural implements.l $685., 9S5; live
animals. SSH ,272; wheat, S37 $685. 24S: wheat
hour, 81, 5s6, ia; coal, 1898 l19; raw cotton,
N!Z,4S2O sI; gold bullion, So, S66, 05l; gold
CON, Sl0,73l .9lS; silver bullion So. O4O6l5 |
musSets. pistols, rifles and sporting guns.
s4,l61453; refined petroleum, SCI. 69l 6OO.
bacon and hams. ST, 3i2 500; cheese. 81. ISL.
640; lard, ~, 755, 5l2; tallow, S3,l3l,9l7: leaf
tobacco, Sns60L773; wood and ,manufac.
lures of, So, 90. S62. -
The value Oh the PRINCIPAL articles of
foreign producdoA and manufacture ex.
ported we're: Gold coin, o$47l4,s47. silver
CON- - ,34S, 104; srsw tete and other grasses.
81. 275; leather. S99, 63sQpium and extract
o. 800 .233; provisions and tallow, ST, 675.- |
2SS; silk and manufactures. of, Sl9S. 22s.
spices, Sl67, los; sugar and moaasses. $40.
COS; tea, SsS7 ,s6l; wood and Manufactures |
Number and tonnage of American. and |
foreign vessels entered into and cleared |
from the ports of the United States, engaged |
in the foreign trade, during the niue month";
ended March 81, 1870, as compared with the |
nine months ended March 81, 1869: '-''
NINE MONTHS ENDING MARCH 81. ls7O =
Number. Tons.
Foreign vessels entered ...........l394S lNIi67
$40 6,S52,9sl
american vessels cleared. ..........7le7 2ls6 All
Foreign vessels cleared ..l4O42 an Ak
4ota.-.... ,233 6667 se2
3 NINE MONTHS ENDING MARCH 81, 1853.
-. tf1zf 4.ss ~ Number Tons I
american vessels entered .s6.s76 2laea