Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-13

are large increases in quantities as well as values.
 The principal articles sent to Ger many are manufacturing material and foodstuffs. Of cotton the quantity to Germany in the II months of 1921 is 727, 900 900 pounds against 2sS, S,000, 600 in the same period of 1920; copper 2l2.- 900, 900 pounds against 7e,eoo 900; crude mineral oil 14,o00. .oo0 gallons with no record for the preceding year and paraffin s,0oe 900 pounds against 7 1-2 million in the corresponding months of 1920. In practically all Of ments to Germany show big gains, wheat 37 DOC, 900 bushels against g. e00, 900 in the corresponding months of last year; flour 1.61e, 900 barrels against ss4.0e0; corn Il 900. eco bush els with no record for the year pre- cedingi bacon 5s, COG. 900 pounds against l7, ,o0e, ,o0o; lard 2ss, 900 i00e pounds against s1. .o0e, 600; condensed milk 53,- 900 900 pounds against 25.oo0.o0o: oleo oil 20.B0e, GOO pounds against 5000, 900; cottonseed oil a little over 100000 pounds against 1-a; and lard conn pounds 1 1-2 million pounds against less than 100000 in the preceding year. Lubricating oil shows total Of l4,0oo 900 gallons against 2s.ooo.- { tha show material reduction. A con- ] 060; Illuminating oil, gasoline and nap siderable importance to include in the record of 1920 show big totals for 1921. Including cottonseed cake es, ,oo0. 900 ! pounds linseed cake 3zlooo. 900: crude mineral oil 14,0ce 900 gallons. and leaf tobacco Z7, 900 600. Germany stands second in the list of countries taking United States cotton, the total to that country, 727 pounds in the il months of 1s21( being but slightly below that to the United Kingdom, which stands at 740,000. GOO pounds for the same period. Germany actually heads the list of countries taking United States pix copper, the quantity sent 10 that country in the II months ending with Novenber 1921 being a12ooo. 900 pounds against 90, 100000 to France and s1,- 100000 to the United Kingdom.
 To Mexico the number and variety of articles Is greater but the share which shows larger quantities than in 1920 is quite as high as in the case of movements to Germany Corn shows a total of il 1-2 million bushels against less than ohe-half million in the same months of 1920; cotton cloths I5.0o0.- 900 yards against 16,000,000 in the same months of 1920; cast pipes and fittings s6, 000, 900 pounds against 2i.- ooo, 900, and wrought pipes s4s 900 900
 pounds against 1s3, ,0o0, 900 in the same
 period of 1920. Barbed wire shows a total of practically s.OooOo0 against 1, 4,000, 900. and other wire correspond . ing Increase over 1920: lard 37.00O. .
 900 pounds against 16.ooo. 900; lard compounds 1-2 million pounds against
 5 1-2 million; fuel and gas oil 43,0oo = 900 gallons against s,0oo, 900 in 1929
 paraffn 1e, ,000 900 pounds against B. 00e, 600; sugar 24,oo0. 900 pounds against 8 1-2 miilioni locomotives 331. valued at over $1o, COX, 900. against 61, valued
 at less than t1,o0o, eco; freight cars
 s46 against FTP; commercial automo-
 piles 1,417 against 1.ess; and passen-
 ger machines e,s24 against 3,5s2 in
 the same months of 1920.
 On the import side the total values from each of the countries in question
 show a decline. The total of imports
 from Germany in the II months of 1921
 stand at 7s,00o 900 against ss3O00.-
 900 in the same months of the preced -
 Ing year, and from Mexico S10s. s.o00.-
 00O against S1e5.o00, 900 in the corres-
 bonding months of 1920.