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Decrease lbs. 7,257o3o Decse expd 1884, lbs 7257 $3.50


The greatest falling off in the expectation the
Hanse towns, which amounted to more than seven mil


lions Of lbs in sx months. The ehina market has in
creased for this article The cxpors to the United States
have fallen off than fifty per cent. The immense
exports to this country from Great Britain have been
confined to cotton threads cords, calcoes plain and
printed hosiery, laces and shaws Oar manufacturers
supply the home demand for yarn, to very great exten


The Germansare striving to do without the yarns Of
Great Britain The treaty recently perfected by the


sentaves Of the United States nd the Zo vereD would
have opened very great market for yarns manufactured
in this country, but government could ratiy the
treaty in consequences of the existing treaties with Great


Brianand other nations spuatng that equal favors and
privileges should be extended to ALL The manufac urers
of Great Britain claimed the priv veges the Zollvere


in treaty would have extended to the Germans The 90
verdment rested during
the negotiations between Mr. Wheaton and the Prusssn
Minister knowing that equal benefits must be extended