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The exports have increased nearly large per cent
the Imports but in quantity the exports very lm
ted, compared with the imports.


The trade between the United States and China, has
not increased rapidly anticipated, and trade
with the Chinese will increase from year year very
gradually. The increase in the consumption Of our
cotton manufactures in China will be rapid
than the increase here in the consumption Of teas and
silks A few years ago the importation Of silks from
China immensely large since which time has been
steadily declining Our import trade is principally
confined to teas and export trade with China to do
mestic manufactures. We have facilities for
carrying commerce with the Chinese, than we had
previous to the celebrated treaty about which much
has been said The duties upon imports the
before, and the trade in amost every respect is con-