New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-09
REPORTS OF 1HE IVPONT TRADE.
SIGNIFICANT STATISTICS SENT ny UNITED STATES
CoNst'IS-GENERAI.

ercvrrrcANT STATISTICS SENT ny UNITED STATE
CoNstIS-GENERAi.
Washington. Sept tSpeciap'-lhe peP"''''
~ State has tust issued advance sheets OF 'nc
first OF series OF reports which when improved as
,hcv may and doubtless vii; be In the future. VIII
30 WOO, Instructive and valuable. The reports
embodied In tn. advance sheets Just Issued. are
from Consuis- General OF the United states SIN
toned I'm Canada, Mexico. Cuba ana Nhrious f-"-
ropean countries. and give the stHtst's VI w
clare-l exports the United states from '"oSe
countries during the quarter ended June 3d. IVA
Some Of the reports made peculiarly interest
ING and valuable by the Inclusion OF like status
tics for the quarter ended June &c. ls" All OF
them furnish n statement OF tho value Oh e"'"
item OF export for the June quarter OF ls''' OUT
none OF them does 40 for the Corresponding quar-
Of 1899. ,
As everybody would have supposed coinpar'-
sor such an IL made In some OF these reports SHOWS
a great decrease In exports to the United States
except In a few cases where an increase was que
70 local conditions and causes and such cases were
exceedingly rare. For example. only three OF the
twenty-five consulates In the United Kingdom re-
nortcd any increase-Cork Falmouth ana oou'h-
arnpton-and the total Increase OF these 'h'ee
amounted TO only si4 400 Ca while the total net fali-
ing off as shown by the reports from all the con-
sulates amounted 10 fl6,DO,3s. or nearly % PVT
cent. The total exports from the United khs-
dom to the United States amounted to only Vs.
exports from Cuba, which amounted to SZ'.Z"'o'o
Of this large sum s23.52o.siG represented the de-
clared value OF exported to the United s,aars
during the nres onlhS Williams shH was not able
to submit comparison OF exports IN is ous WIN
those 1893 There is plenty OF hys be"n
ceedingly heavy in consequence OF me 9p,iauoars
Of the Sugar Trust In anticipation Oh uu'S upon
The from the F1ankfG!t ,Ger% 1aTns cG Se
nuar,er amounted TO only g. lb3.231 which waH a
falling of OF .43It62o from those OF the CORE
~ .o LES Than those Of Cuba According to the
report OF ConsulG General Mason OF AK or
every .,,s, ysS Sne ID an" decrease Crease
The reports Of the Consul General at Halifax OF
tawa and Montreal. Canada. are exceedingly inter
e. ing and furnish an opportunity ior some ,es
tive re s6nw that American farers especially
those whose farms are In the states on the cana
dian of protective tariff The same remark is
nc of tho American lumbermen. who toll In North
efn ana nreucts The exports to the United States
from the maritime provinces. Newfonndand ana
, ,ee pended june 90 1894. amounted to s4@ZS Of
which nearly forast n the W, ysu9 D oe ths
Of which according TO the contention OF Free Irad,
Congress are ray se prodc su Of the for
est including manufactured iumber-aths shingles
pskets palnss WORTH H w s sdmitsd
an average revenue duty OF less than l2per cent Under
the German act all OF TINS imm6 S WIN ed
iomhsr ~ British Columbia Among the products
~ the farm and garden exported to the United
States from the Canadian provinces Defore men,
toned beans peas ana potatoes OF g ns e,c
s4In: hay and straw $685. barley, $So6i; oats
rye wheat etc. GlO2 fax $50. SIS: apples Slzos;
nursery stock and seeds R 39. besides *ssU worm Oh
etarch the raw material" of which s produced Dy
the farmer. Among the other articles exported were
81 sSs COAL los and of copper and sulphur
should not be forgotten that all Of these articles
and enough more TO make total value OF 70 ~ 20
we're admitted TO the markets OF the United states
rom few Canadian provinces in the short space OF
three months despite the Chinese wan Oh pro
hibitory duties reared by the wicked and unsciupu
os Republican party tbs was at me a rae ceu %
s2leO 900 month. or SIS s2oUU year III that coula
viii be likely to happen under the dtsgraceful bill
OF sale tariff. which places many OF these articles
on the free list and sharply and heavily reduces the
duties on most of the other articles?
THE reports OF ConsnGeneral lngraham or HaI-
fax and Consul General Riley, OF Ottawa show that
there was heavy decline In exports from their
districts this country, and there no evidenes
10 show that the same thing did not happen IN the
nroyince OF Quebec, although Consul-General Wen
dell OF Montreal. has made no comparison WIN the
~ the ten consulates in the maritime provinces
showed an Increase, Two in Nova Scotia and one In
Sew Hrunswick The total Increase amounted to
onv ~ 9i9 while total decrease In the dis
tario seven OF the twenty consulates showed a
total increase Of S337 but the total net decrease
as shown by reports from all the consuaes amount
ed 10 ss 752 Saut Ste. Marie reported an Increase
of Ss5sO which Is probably TO be accounted tor oy
her Chatham reported an increass OF e67.o@ and
sxpors Of beans amounting to So, and Of shooA
slaves, heading and bolts amounting 70 0s.N