New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-10

COMMERCIAL STATISTICS.

ABSTRACT OF TIE ANNUAL REPORT or THE conf
NERCIAL RELATIONS OF rHE UNITED STATES
WITH FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The annual report on
the commercial relations between The United STATES ana
foreign for year ending Sept go 1872 has
7st been issued from the Government, Printing Office
Il Il volume OF l25) pages Tho papers trans
mited consist Of First series Of tabular statements
relating 10 the commerce OF foreign countries
from statistical publications OF foreign governments
received during The past year; secosd ten ccmmuniea
tons from diplomatic officers; and uirc l7G reports
carefully revised 10 the Department STATE from con
sular officers ot al grades II appears from the report
that the statement Of British commerce for me year 1872
the latest annual exhibit IN possession OF the Depart,
ment, gives the aggregate value OF the imports rom o
eign countries into the United Kingdom for the year
stated as exceeding eG5OOuO0 sterling AID OF exports
as nearly 24i30O0OJ sterling these amounts being IN
excess OF the Imports and exports OF any previous year
and showing al increase year 1871 of more
than sl7,O0o,0Oo IN the imports and more than
%-cOJ00O ID the exports. The value OF exports
TO the United States amounted IN 1872 TO
nearly 44CoOlOO0' greater amount than has been ex
ported % THIS country previous year while the
imports from the United States, amounting 70 more
taan s5i0oOOo indicate decrease OF nearly sG5OoOOo
from the 1871 II appears from the Official stati.
ucal tables OF former years that value OF imports
INTO the British isles from the United States has in
creased nearly Is per centum during the five years
ending with 1872 ana that the exports 10 the United
states have almost doubled during the same period
Tue total number OF vessels that entered the ports
OF the United Kingdom from foreign countries
ana the colonies during the year 1872 wa. 72s slight
ammunition from the entries OF the previous year OF
TINS number nearly half carried British Jag THE
tonnage OF British vessels exceeded double the tonnage
OF foreign vessetsi. The number arriving from the
Dhted states during the year was 2726 OF these
ees 80 carried the nag OF the United States being
ueoIefe OF over Al per centum from the number az
oi't@u soSsci- tiat entered IN l97l.
oPOI. from the COnsuSI enerai IN I0udnn Indicates
na. nc pofidtlon from that port 70 Inc utrd -t.tos
IOI tc yd eAuihs sept -, 1873 was 81 uq on or foI
PER ceutuW less lh value than mat OF me praced,.
year INC otaI 'atue OF the imports entered for cn
SUMPTION INTO 'Ac dominion OF Canada for I'M. a.c.l
year enulhS june, lol2 amounted 10 sIO7 -rq ira -
an Increase s<l'Ol ga or nearly "A per cef'tn, 80
same period amounted TO ss26ss S. being an t ,'.
over the year 1871 OF Ss4C6Ols or 49, 'i go 49,
per ceutum. The imports Canada f,',,' -
United states entered for nome consumpou a1',',,-
during the above period 10 s382l7,Jg being n ins
over 1870 and 1871 Of =. 1880. Tie eXpurts IN he ~
states Tor tie same period amounted 10 SN 90 .,c
tg274 more than The previous year. While durIp H.
year ending June 80. ls7l the exports from CanaS -,
the United states exceeded The imports iron, 80
country by s5J 15. during the poudug period of
1871 ana 1872 The reverse Was the by
Inc Consul at Narcotics has furnished statements a.
the imports ana exports of France for -st -,-,s
months OF iS7d, M advance of the aunu al rcpDrt
Those Statements promise 40 Increase " past year