New-York tribune., 1874-12-12

to passengers emrants departing BY cars or foreign
vessels can only 20 cetsined tArouen the perssnSI ~
o. tho COccs. q the various RU ~. cd
States has Of late largely increased taking passaGe
they DO chiefly :ss@np q. sst: df T. d. d.
partures have been attended with great difoulty.
The %
portsnce Of being able TO obtain ana puphsn Se,
statemens on the above subjects induces ch stenon
as Will result in providing eectual remedies ior 'uo '
portant defects above Indicated
STATISTICS OF EXPORTS TO CANADA USThosi
WORTHY.
r, mt no ,mnroper in this connection TO refer to
the difficulties not arising from defective egsiaton, oi
obtaining with accuracy the ultimate destination OF lot
egu market Of all domestic produce exported ro .o
United States Although the eleventh seeuon oi '"e
act OF Feb TO- before cited explicitly requires tns
Of The cargo shall state upon oath Or affirmation TO the
collector the foreign port or country IN wmcn ~
impTactcaSis to enforce this law IN all cases. These
difficulties. therefore, cannot DO SAID 70 srse rc causes
among which are the exieencies Of our growing COM
and the innovations upon che anclen. vha dsv
hn"wedss Of the stars Of distant foreign markets al
forded by submarine and other and
In many cases, the exporter clears ms VeSse a. the
goods io some port accessible o, t s 'e on
direct to several markets. 1no osherwise 10
to the market deemed most o ITp
the sale Of her cargo. Many vessels are and
tne prnceai a. pder. and no other destination Of the
goods being known at tho time OF the re1orts
necessarily returned aud appear In the
Of the Bureau as ports Ireland and to .,or
respectively. Large amounts OF bfeaas'u o1ntries in
and petroleum thus appear as eApoi'' :"
which they are never landed; ..... .xnorts to
The following are the totals OF domesc % ysar ended
June So 1874 and the principal articles eApoiou '"
s. t. a;snsis 1sis.
rpdian 1oe07 eo7 Iums,tns l4Ss452
Soaa Sss,s ssn.n:f. sss5scs sUies ~ soso7o
1s7 there were exported from the United States 70
Belgium, II 7as46'S gallons OF refined petroleum.
90 ar as YEAR Is1 peed six months ae
imports consumption into that country irm M nher
tSan for tae valued at ssoOoO francs 4289
OOO gallons g. s96OO0 (United states measure anu
sesr 70 Include Considerable amount oil other
than petroleum. AS the population OF Belgium n io.S
boundng in coal which is mined far excess OF con-
sumption and thus affording cheap Illuminating mate
exnorted from this country TO Belgium Is merely tran
shipped at Antwerp and forwarded to the interior mar
he largely m excess of the demand OF the markets OF
the countries specified especially those 70 dioratar
EXPORTS CREDITED TO COUNTRIES TO WHICH THEY
DO NOT GO.
The difference between the declared exports to certain
countries aud reported received into those
statement:
Tabk saong quantity Of Tadan Corn and Petroleum pered
from tt Iutd Ireland. taken Jrom ne On'kd o'aes
cocunts compared the imports Of the same articles mo
the principal ireland JrOrn all oounr dSn from '"e
Pspis 1 ssf: :: r s1"s EI?ss'is ;s.
from al to ireland during
countries during tho ne tyo yesn an
two Years ended ended June 5V,
<-u,. r,r a, n.c,H,v lime XII, 1873 1873
. U""% ss s;szys sSs sSs
Ihe pecularlties pointed out with reference 10 tne
our exports from oceanic ports obtain IN
marked degree with respect to domestic products
which seek tue markets OF Europe through the Cana
dian provinces northern border. TO investigate
this subject fulv the undersigned visited Shcago
particular Inquiries not only OF tne omcers VI
customs the Secretary OF the Board OF lraue out
of the principal shippers and ascertaDed that the gram
the from the Custom house OF that port indcate
we're shipped the provinces OF ontario ana QueDec
were reay purchased on Canadian account anu shppeu
In great part Montreal Tue names OF cOnsignees III
Ihe LAST naIned city were obtained with view Of lns
tutng further inquiries In regard to the ultimate oes
of this INQUIRY fact been established that nearly
the vi the Indian cOrn or maize. ana nour anu
the greater part OF tue grain shipped from tue upper
lake ports watch returned to and puOsneu py luis
Bureau the provinces OF ontario ana que
nee fud a market In Europe, while part OF tue grain
first manufactured lnto nour III Wncu elaso
| situation.
| The following table will illustrate the facts above
| stated: ,,,.-..
Toledo OAO Proe,as Of Qeteo and Ontarts D0m'non @
Canada, dur,a9 lhe Gsal year egd,d June 80. 1874.
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n.a bn.b S64i l94 81 90 3o2 Sr5 o5S s293 2g2