New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.

STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
Monthly Report No. 5,(senes 1S7l-'72) of the
Bureau Of Statistics is in press, and will be ready
for distribution II contains the statistics OF foreign
trade for the month of November, 1871, and the II
months ended the same, compared with the correspond
ing periods Of 1870 The following summary has been
furnished by the Chief OF the Bureau:
Month -pioa nov. 30 sS. 80 ss!aa. sI!!sIs
Esrsn mouth, Nov. o. ls sss4Qs s5&9@I EIlsil
The value Of foreign commodities remaining in
house Now 30, 1s was s5O2ise2, against s5l se5
Nov. 30 1870. Due allowance being made for the differ
ence In the warehouse account for the IL months ended
Nov 90 1871 and for the corresponding period of 1870
will be found that during the aforementioned period the
imports exceeded the exports by $50 AL compared
The following table shows the respective amounts Of
imports and exports. which consisted Of merchandise
and Of specie and bullion for the II months ended Nov
30, lo71:
Imports tspece ysuesl. exports
sptce and buhon. It.SlO.7n t278s-@ li,7l4S2
ELEyES rosTas KsDED NOVEMBER 3d. 1910.
Domestic exports Poreign
Merchandise sAs7 lnl27s e sssesst ST.
The relative OF the imports exports brought
eleven months cnded Nov 80 is7 in American and for
eign vessels and in and other land vehicles, re-
spectlvey, were as follows:
American veses...s lh0 400 634 sl56,sO7 7d Ss0s7@yJ
Foreign ves1e....... y7j. 98.is7 9i6O3. $40 l4S1y3
Land yehIees.......... N79o35 5.s3l,26 22ylf6
IIEyKS aosras ENDED NOV. 20 is7O.
Domestic exports, Foreign
Imports (miIed vauesl exports
BIAS. .i09 565 Sl620l6,73l s2615D
Foregt vessels ......... 3cLS7a36 S22@@ l5%2Ss SS
BY the two preceding tables it will he noticed that of
the total imports and exports carried in vessels during
the months ended Nov 90 ISL over 60 per cent was
carried foreign bottoms and for the corresponding
perio OF 1870 65 per cent.
The number and tunnage Of vessels engaged in the
foreign trade during the u months ended Nov. 90 lS7
were follows:
--Rntered - ---C1eared->
Sumter. Tuns Number. TINS
American 7e'sels.....ii@2 TsTn ~ IoG5 IoG5 2s3S A sS 15
Foreign Vesez ..........lJ.1l 65i6 S7 E,5IJ b7Ni&9
Total...............oss3 10 SIC 99 g.s4s Io57s8a5
TWELVE MONTHS gSpZD Sov. 90 1870
Number. Tuns Number. Tun>
vsssels.......lo5fo 3S5 se4 lo.87 3:e7 SEE
Foreign y.aes.........ls.66 5b@sJ9 HtJ2 35i5aS
Total. aI...............2s,l ls6 9ls6t23 23,sI3 sn7O6
In addition the usual monthly summaries or I'm
ports exports, house transactions Indirect and
transiu trades. this number contains an elaborate
statement showing the values of exports from Great
Britain to the several countries named therein in the 81
years from ls40 to 1870 inclusive, distinguishing British
Irish from foreign and colonial merchandise also
staements showing the production OF pig iron IN scot
land mining industry OF Prussia telegraph statistics or
Russia population " Denmark, trade OF Italy, and sta
tistics of the United States OF Colombia.
partial statement OF the imports and exports for De-
comber 1871 and exports ot specie and bullion from the
Of NeWYork during the i've weeks ended February
q, Is72 cOncuCes the report.