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V. Fisheries: Specie

Specie.

Foreign Specie. (ended June 30).

Imports of Specie.

Exports of Domestic and Foreign Specie.

Dollars..

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars. 1879 20,296,000 24,997,441 1889 28,963,073 96,641,533 1887 60,170,792 35,997,691 1890 33,976,326 52 148,420 1888 59,337,986 46,414,183 1891 36,259,447 108,951,462 The general imports and the exports of United States produce are classified as follows for 1889-90 and 1890-91 :

Imports. 1889-90, 1890-91 Exports. d 1889-90. 1890-91.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Food and animals, 251,947,351 284,715,737 Raw materials, 180,833,230 196,393,669 Unmanufactured, 629,785,917 642,751,344 Articles wholly or Agriculture, 22,351,746 22,054,970 partially manufactured, Mines, 29,473,084 28,715,713 84,737,715 107,024 423 Forests, 7,496,044 6,208,577 Manufactured and Fisheries, 5,055,740 3,612,364 ready for consumption, All others, 157,945,053 138,469,966 Luxuries, etc., 113,758,879 118,312,401 Total,.

Manufactures, 694,162,531 703,342,968 151,131,297 168,927,315 Total, 789,222,228 844,916,196 Aggregate, 845,293,828 872,270,283 The following table shows the value of the chief exports of domestic merchandise for the year ending June 30, 1891 :- Dollars. - Dollars.

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