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the United states in year previous to the last
thirty-three vessels.


IMPORTS or TrAs UNITED STATES, FROM


CHINA.


81 y - ftIa gtst y. lsla. Isa6. Iac'e. lS45
Teas, pounds. .l4a2a. 500 ao,75i5 sea d,59s,s63


MISCELLANEOUS IMroRrs IN lSl5
Silks, pieces .4s 262 Grape shawls. Sc. $40
Satns do ,S5l Grape scarfs. -. .l6 $40
Silk Handkers, do. ,406 Sewing silk, pounds R6l3
Grape, do. 5072 Cassia, do. Il Gao ,906
Mating, do .2s7ss sweatmeats, boxes. 1896
China ware, boxes. 1893 Fire crackers, do. 65 706
Camphor. pounds. 24s, ,is0


And the usual quantity Of rhubsrb vermillion, and
split rattans pearl buttons, drugs curiosities, SC.


The large number Of arrivals at this port shows that
this market superior advantages and facilities
for the disposal Of the principal article ss imported
into this country from China very true that many
Of the vessels arriving at this port from China owned
elsewhere; but this market gives them employment and
Is profitable port Of entry for them than any
other in the country.


The great increase in the importation OF teas from
China in 1885, compared with ls4s, cannot be accounted
for by any increase Of consumption reached nearly
fifty per cent The expectation of this article from this
port, in the past two years has been as follows:-