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Within year or two past public opinion in this coup
Try has experienced great revolution in relation to
commercial connections with foreign nations A more
liberal feeling exists, at this moment than before
and we have doubt extension Of this feeling will
lead the negotiation and perfection OF between
the principal nations Of the world tending increase the
prosperity Of each 1t will be found for the interest
OF ALL that the intercourse with each other should de
void of the many restrictions that the present time
exist that the productions Of each should be received
within the limits Of others favorably local interests
will permit At this time relations with China are
creating much excitement in the commercial world end
much anxiety is expressed to learn the result the ne
gocations pending. We in a condition to take
every advantage Of any favorable movement that may
turn up in commercial affairs, and have annexed
few remarks regarding the China trade, which canno,
but be interesting to those concerned.


DECLARED VALUE PaoDueE AND MANUFACTURE, Ex-
roaIEDfRoM GMrAr BRirAiN TO CHINA ron FiyE YEAns.
fs1srs elsssss ess las essss s.S esss ~


This shows the value Of every article exported to
China from Great Britain Of domestic manufacture or
productions We annex statement giving the quantity
OF British cotton manufactured goods exported from the
United Kingdom to China, and also the United states
for the purpose Of showing the comparative importance
OF the trade with each


EXPORTS or CoIros MAsuyAeTun.s rnoM GarAI Bnr


Whas plain H, Prinisd 1's byes !: 1isisi ssis and
GA s,.i.. yard: sis;S ), ;s 81 s. Ss


Under all the restrictions the commerce of Great Bri.
ia with China have suffered from, and the difficulties
they have heretofore in carrying on trade
with that nation see, that In 1871, their trdc with
China was full extensive aud valuable with the
United States. The French never have had much in.
tercourse with the Chinesether productions approach
too near the description 70 permit exchange
The French consume vast quantities Of Coffee and con.
sequenty not good customers the Chinese for their
Teas In silks fancy wares &chcrc is very great simi.
lary in the productions which prevents the establish
mcnt of any commerce between the two nations Ac
cording to the navigation reports Of the French govern
men find only two vessels, amounting TO ESQ tons
arrived in France from China, and only one vessel
Of four hundred tons, sailed for China. This
shows the very limited trade carried between the two
countries We annex table showing the amount OF
tonnage Of each nation employed in commerce with Chi
na in i542.


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