Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-01
TRADE WITH CANADA
Our Export for Fiscal Year
S131.274,346
,,,rcase Of s1o7 100000 Within Fifty
Years.


washington. Sapt 3o-Thc trade Of
e.. i-uii"1 states With Gambia is
.ac.yr from the standpoint Of tn INIT
States is Il series of tables included
i, me annual report "f tie chief of II"
h,,~.au III statistics. just mad" pubic
h. tL,. I,-.i art mont Of Commerce 49,!
rubor. y lille tables also received BY VI.
,,,-..tu If Statistics from the Canadian
,:o,r~nfn@rt present Il picture nf tim.
tr.l.. frn'l Tho Canadian staEnpo!.:,.
.'.aiol,ly, whiie the two statements
!. wv. I, IA" same trade ana IT" pro-
s..trri for fiscal years which terminate
n. .tcA rrsc. un Jane 80. tn" figures of
,..u.s iiif.-r materially.
r; statement Of IN" United states
exports 10 Canada for the tisc'l N"'r
.aIi. Z Jun" 30, 1904 shows a total of
.I"l t-i?t6. while the taUaditn state
a.'r Of Imports from tn M 81
.;ta'.4 which should n.clld" 81 ~ ~"
lt,.,S classified rs exports from TIC
r-.lif # Stats ~ CrntdH. Sh"n.s t''i'i
..rlu.. Of such irn! "rt, Of *lf%.oip."'h. ~
Tot i S13.p"GpDh .'rrdt"r than the
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YES % PCS IN ~ W.
~ II" ~ MI.
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If" SHOWS = ~ ~ ,,,, ~,
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amman ~ 80 MAN., o,',. M.
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hI"''9 81 '.'' '''''
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m"t' "I imports ~ ''' ire "'''
"E'"'''S III '"'"l IH" S'''''H '!' ~ -
nmt- 't"..' W" i'It"d Ht"t"S !" itl''-
~ i'f II" corresponding period "f Inn"
f"' li unI%url i"N"!"lhnrIt "a COIN
pafirr tn" export figures %; tlc hii"l
= to- Win ~" IIn!nI iI"hr'S ~ ",h'''
'odl tll"S. In minN cases III" ll"ur"S nl
fln. uuprrtiu" country. Whicl. include
uilv tn. articles exported form tia"
United states to :Iat country. show :,
larger total Of vah," than do tn fi.,,Il"a
| OF the United States ~ stating III, value.
If the same articl. = when exported \
striking illustration of this general
fact is found i'm come figures recent, :
| COMPLIED bv the l.Irt.,u of Statistics,
| which showed th.. t.t.l irntortatIprr.;
from The. United STAB, of each country
# thr world in 1907. save in Il few W.
ccptior.I clscs whore figures of 1910,
were. the latest available records.
y srmrnrrizatirn IF these national
statements of imports from the United
S'lt,s ~ l@"3 shows a grand total Of
the worlds imports from tn" (Hit"d
Stlt.'S III 81 $40 rUn 600 while tho
I'ritrd States statement Of the
lhlu' If exports t" all countries
"l the world IN that year WIS
$,""."H."". diff"rcnr" OF 2"o ml'il"I
collars. ~ u per cent. larger Wh"i
stated us imports hE tn" various r"uli-
i tr:"S 81 n" World than when stated -
l exports ~ he United States.
l Another Illustration of this general
| f,ct ttat imports are always valued
higher ttan III" corresponding articles
when 'NI"rtrd. y found IN tn" fact
tat til" t"t"l NIln' 81 iml"rt"tt"us OF
~ countries IF ~" world i"i Nhlch
l. "r'ls ~" AN'lihhl" Is shown hN th'
port at tn" cll"t "t tn" l'tir"au 81
81 hI>t'S, Inst ISSUED ut $ll 500. "a n"n
II VhIl. tin" 'Nl""liS If all countries
1 vHi'h. Of course. must form III" in
i POTTS. w"r" valued tor tn" correspond
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= !" III,
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