from Philadelphia for the year ending Dec 81, 1874.
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The first in the LIST as to value, stands flour and the
second, domestcs Philadelphia has much greater i'm.
porting than exporting trade but in either othese branch
es Of our foreign trade is the third city in the Union
very large part Of the Of Philadelphia is con-
lined to the coastng trade During the past year the
number of arrivals Of vessels Boston from Philadelphia
was $50 from New York the number was e4s and from
Baltimore 20o showing that the coasng trade between
Boston and Philadelphia is greater than the trade be
tween Boston, Baltimore and New York combined. TIL,
geographical position Of Philadelphia must commend
very large amount ofnernal trade but other ports now
much inferior to that in extent and wealth. must eventu
ally carry ON larger foreign trade and command more
extensive commerce with foreign nationa