EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM 1835 TO 1897.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
100,459.481 14,756,321 115,215,802 64,809,046 71,955,249 136,764,295
106,570.942 17,767,762 124,338,704 78,655,600 97.923,554 176,579,154.
94.280,895 17,162,232 111,443,127 58,733,617 71,739,186 130,472.803||
95,560,880 9,417,690 104.978,570 43,112,889 52,857.399 95,970.288 9,008,282
101.625.533 10,626,140 112,251,673 70,806,616 85,690,340 156,496,956.
111,660,561 12,008,371 123,668,932 48,313,391 49,945,315 98,258,705 25,410,226
103,636,236 8,181,235 111,817,471 61,031,098 61,926,446 122,957,544.
91,799,242 8,078,753 99,877,995 26,540,470 66,534,601 96,075,071 3,802,924
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77,686,354 5,139,335 82.825,689 13,254,249 29,179,215 42,433,464 40,392,225
99,531,774 6,214,058 105,745,832 18,936,452 83,668,154 102,604,606 3,141,226.
98.455.330 7,584,781 106,040,111 18,077,598 95,106,724113,184,322
101,718,042 7,865,206 109,583,248 20,990.007 96,924,058 117,914,065.
150,574,844 6,166,754 156,741,598 17,651,347 104,773,002 122,424,349 34,317,249
130,203,709 7,986,806 138,190,515 16,356,319 132,282,325 148,638,644
131,710.081 8,641,091 140,351,172 15,726,425 125,479,774 141,206,199.
134,900.233 9,475.493 144,375,726 18,081,590 155,427,936 173,509,526
178,620,138 10,295,121 188,915,259 19,653.084 191,118,345 210,771,429
154,931,147 12,053,084 166,984,231 24,187,890 183,252,508 207,440.398
189,869,162 13,620,120 203.489,282 27.182.152236,595,113 263,777,265
215,328,300 21.715,464 237,043,764 25,760,447 272,043,347 297,803,794
192.751,135 26,158,368 218,909,503 36,430,524 221,378,184 257,808,708
266,438,051 14,781,372 281,219,423 52,748 074 257.684,236310,432,310.
278,906,713 14.917,047 293,823,760 54,267,507 294,160,835348,428,342
251,351,033 20,660,241 272,011,274 61.044,779 202,293,875 263,338,654
278,392,080 14,509,971 292,902,051 72,286,327 259,047,014 331,333,341
316,242,423 17,333,634 333,576,057 73,741,479279,874,640353,616,119
201,899,616 14,654,217 219,553,833 71,130,351218.180,191 289,310,542
179,644,024 11,026,477 190,670,501 52,721,653 136,635,024 189,356,677 1,313,82
186,003,912 17,960,535 203,964,447 35,241,924 208,093,891 243,335,815
143,504,027 15,333,961 158.837,988 41,126,332 275,320,951 316,447,283.
136,940,248 29,089,055 166,029,303 44,519,516 194,226,061 238,745,580
337,518,102 11,341,420 348,859,522 59,028,525375,783,540 434,812,066
279,786,809 14,719,332 294,506.141 23,133,495372,627.601 395.761,096
269,389,900 12,562,999 281,952,899 15,190,781342,245,659357,436,440
275,165,697 10,951,000 286,117,697 21,646,692395,859,687417,506,379
376,616,473 16,155,295 392,771.768 20,140,786415,817,622 435,958,408
428,398.908 14,421,270 442,820,178 36,587,737 483,635,947 520,223,684.
428,487,131 15,690,455 444,177,585 47,267,2135.9,327,864 6 6,595,077
505,033,439 17,446,483 522,479,922 144,815,88497,320,326642,136,210
569,433,421 16,849,619 586,283,040 151,481,762 415,924,580 567,406,342 18,876,698
499,281,190 14,158.611 513,442.711 146,279,927 386.725,500 533.005,436
525,582,247 14,802,424 540,384,671 140,361,913 320,379,277 460,741,190 79,643,481
589,670.224 12,804,996 602,475,220 140,788,452310,534,674 451,323,126 151,152.094.
680,709,268 14,156.498 694,865,766 141,278,265 295,773,267 437,051,532 257,814,234.
698,340,790 12,098,651 710.439,441142,681,505 303,096,270 445,777,775 264,661,666.
823.946.353 11,692,305 835,638,658 208,301,863 459,652,883 667,954,746 167,683,912
883.925,947 18,451,399 902,377,346202,491,547 440,173,081 642,664,628 259,712,718
733,239,732 17,302,525 750,542,257 210,579.007514,060,567 724,639,574 25,902,683
804,223,632 19,615,770 823,839,402 207,504,718515,676,196723,180,914 100,658,488
724.954,852 15,548,757 740,513,609 209.884,184 457,813,509 667,697,693 72.815,916
726,682,946 15,506.809 742,189,755 193,213,624 384,313.705577,527,329 164,662,426
665,964,529 13,560.301 679,524,830 212.159.296423,276,840 635,436,136 44,088.694
703,022,923 13,160,288 716,183,211 234,221,131 458,098.637 692.319,768 23,863,443
683,862.104 12,092,403 695,954,507 244,071,615 479,885,499723,957,114.
730.282,609 12,118,766 742,401,375 256,487,078 488,644,574 745,131,652.
845,293,828 12,534,856 857,828,684 265,668,629 523,641,780 789,310,409 68,518,275
872,270,283 12,210,527 884,480,810 366,241,352 478,674,844 844,916,196 39,564,614
1,015,732,011 14,546,137 1,030,278,148 457,999,658 369,402,804 827.402.462202.875,686
831,030.785 16,634,409 847,665,194444,544,211421,856,711 866,400.922.
89.204,937 22,935,635 892,140,572379,795,536 275,199,086 654.994.622237,145,950
793,392,599 14.145,566 807,538,165 363,233,795368.736,170 731,969,965 75.568,200
863.200.487 19,406,451 882.6 6,938 369.757.470409.967,204 779,724,674 102,882,264
1.032,995,880 18,988.2111.051.987.091 381,932,605 382,441,300 764,373,905 287,613,186.
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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF GOLD AND SILVER COIN AND BULLION--1835-1897.
NOTE Gold and silver cannot be separately stated in domestic exports before 1864, but it is probable that the greater portion of the exports was gold.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF GOLD AND SILVER COIN AND BULLION.
Congress convened in extra session on the 15th day of March, 1897. On the opening day of the session a message was read from the president in which he dealt wholly with the tariff question. The same day Mr. Dingley of Maine, chairman of the committee of ways and means, introduced into the house of representatives a new tariff bill which had been for several months in preparation. The bill was a very long one. covering 169 printed pages, and was popularly called after the mover. It was not until the 22d of March that the debate began on the bill. The democratic members of the house strongly
opposed the rule adopted by the house for the conduct of the debate. In brief, the special rule provided that the debate should proceed from 10 o'clock a. m. to 11 o'clock p m., with a recess from 6 to 8 p. m. The general debate was limited to the time between the 22d and the 25th of March, after which the debate was to be under the fiveminute rule. The democrats claimed that the object of this special rule was to cut off debate and prevent the claimed inconsistencies of the bill from being brought out. The only important amendment offered to the bill was one by Gen. Grosvenor of Ohio.
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