No. 119.-QUANTITIES of the PRINCIPAL articles of FOREIGN MERCHANDISE EXPORTED, &c.-Continued.

a Including brown hollands, burlaps, canvas, coatings, crash, diaper, duck, handkerchiefs, huckabacks, lawns, paddings, and all like manufactures, of which flax, jute, or bExcept articles spcified in the note to "Flax, and manufactures of." c Includes Jute butts."

hemp shall be the material of chief value.

No. 119.-QUANTITIES of the PRINCIPAL FOREIGN COMMODITIES EXPORTED, &c.-Concluded.

No. 120.-VALUES of GOLD and SILVER COIN and BULLION IMPORTED into, and EXPORTED from, the UNITED STATES during the ten years from 1872 to 1881, inclusive.

Total gold and silver coin and bullion.

7, 986, 145 40, 391, 357 22, 729, 657 1,691, 081

8, 810, 175

3,878, 543

2,233, 775

1,888, 896

1,.084, 536

205, 319

35, 661, 863 27, 759, 066

28, 766, 943

59, 309, 770

27,542, 861

21, 274, 565

22, 498, 782

17, 197, 914

15, 240, 344

11, 482, 894

1,674, 442

4, 555, 418

5, 115, 670

5, 366, 590

9, 292, 743

6, 427, 251 15, 035, 045 5, 394, 270

3, 696

Gold and silver:

Gold bullion