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Nine months


This comprises the principal articles imported from
China. About seven-eghths of the total value OF our
exports from China in tea, article Of luxury to
all classes Another favorable thing for the Chinese in
their trade with US the fact that nearly the whole Of
their products imported into this country duty free,
advantage enjoyed TO such extent by other
nation with which trade Although in our commerce
with every nation is important that the productions Of
one not interfere with those Of the other yet 10
of still greater interest that the domestic manufactures
aud productions Of each should find markets for
sumption abroad It will Ne that we take nothing
the Chinese that into competition with any Of
our home manufactures. Our exports to China are CON-
posed chiefly most staple productions, and the de-
mand in that quarter gradually increasing, indepen.
dent Of the arrangements which have since been es-
tablished.


ARTIoLrs OF DOMESTIC MANUFACTuRE PRoDUcTIoN