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1 Figures of commerce include bullion and specie.

Territory of Papua not included. Commerce exclusive of intercolonial trade.

• Figures of commerce include total imports and exports of domestic products.

Figures of commerce include merchandise only.
Figures of commerce include imports for consumption
and domestic exports.

Not included in grand totals of area and population.
From United States returns. Exports from the United
States into, and imports into the United States from the
respective countries.

Specle not included in figures of commerce.
Commerce includes bullion and foreign coins.

10 Year ending Mar. 31.

11 Commerce of Canal Zone not included.

12 Figures of commerce include general trade.

13 Figures of commerce include gold and silver bullion,

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The exports of the United States for the first time crossed the two billion dollar line at the end of the fiscal year 1911, the total value of domestic merchandise exported being $2,013,000,000, while the foreign merchandise exported also showed a larger total than ever before, $35,771,000, making the grand total of exports $2,049,000,000. Imports amounted to $1,527,000,000 in the fiscal year 1911, against $1,527,000,000 in the immediately preceding year, making the total foreign commerce $3,576,000,000. The excess of exports over imports was $522,000,000, against $188,000,000 in 1910 and $351,000,000 in 1909.

stated separately, but is included in "Total America" Exports to" Total America" include $864,000 "for orders." 21 Year ending Mar. 20.

Include transit trade figures for Macao. Figures of trade with the United States (see note 7) are for the calendar year 1908.

"Figures of commerce include trade of Bangkok only. 24 Figures of commerce do not include imports of war materials, supplies for foreign embassies and consulates, and for religious and educational institutions, agricultural machinery, and material for certain railway companies, harbor works, and factories. The trade with the United States is not stated separately, but is included with "Total America."

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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS BY GRAND

DIVISIONS AND COUNTRIES.

Imports from Europe were valued at 8192 million in the fiscal year 1912, against 768 million in the preceding fiscal year; from North America, 334 million dollars in 1912, against 3052 million in 1911; from South America, 215 million dollars, against 1822 million in the preceding year; from Asia, 2252 million against 213/2 million in the earlier year; from Oceania, 361⁄2 million, against 30 million in 1911; and from Africa, 221⁄2 million in the fiscal year 1912, against 27 million in the preceding year.

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Turning to exports, the figures of the value of merchandise sent out of the United States show larger totals in exports to practically all the important countries of the world and to all of the grand divisions. To Europe the total for the fiscal year 1912 was 1,341 million dollars, against 1,308 in 1911; to North America, 5164 1 million dollars in 1912, against 457 million in the preceding year; to South America, 132 million, against 109 million in 1911; to Asia, 1172 million, against 85 million in the preceding year; to Oceania, 72 million, against 66 million in 1911; to Africa, 24 million in 1912, against 231⁄2 million in the prior year.

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FOREIGN CARRYING TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES, 1821-1911.

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Comparison of the area of all states of the world in English square miles.

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EUROPE 3,952,846 square miles.

Spain
France
207,054 191,963

Sweden
172,876

Norway
124,130

Great Britain 121.510

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H 125,430

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Bulgaria Portugal Greece Servia

38,080 35,490 25,014 18,650

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ASIA 16,905,821 square miles.

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Dutch Possess. 584,610

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Possessions

Turkey

310,176

Afghanistan 250,000

(India etc)

693,790

1,928,002

with Araba
1,573,790

Philippine Is.

Korea

(Unit Stat, of Amer) (Jap)

AFRICA 11,952,211 square miles.

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127,853 83,000

82,000

74,000 ☐ 22,780 • 8,972

(Kiauchau)
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AUSTRALASIA and OCEANIA

3,458,542

British square miles.

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German

Possess.

Possess.

3,190,168

151,789

96,160

square miles

Brazil

Argentine
Repubic
1,135,840

Mexico 767,005

Peru 695,733

3,293,000

square miles

Possess, of

French
Possess.
8.744
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the Unit Stat Independ.

of America
6,449

Oceania

5,232

North America 8,060,201 square miles

South America 7,425,334

Bolivia 605.400

Colombia Venezuela 490.000

393,976

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French

Cuba

TRADE WITH THE NON-CONTIGUOUS

TERRITORIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.

The trade of the United States with its noncontiguous territories continued to expand, the figures of 1911 showing a larger amount than ever before. The value of the merchandise forwarded to the non-contiguous territories was: To Hawaii, 22 million dollars, against 20 million in the preceding year; to Porto Rico, 34 million in 1911, against 27 million in 1910; to the Philippines, 20 million, against 17 million in 1910; while to Alaska the figures show a slight decline, being 16 million in the fiscal year 1911, against 18 million in the preceding year. This makes the total value of the merchandise shipped to non-contiguous territories of the United States 92 million dollars in 1911, against 83 million in 1910, and 70 million in 1909. The merchandise entering the United States from its non-contiguous territories shows in the most cases larger totals in 1911 than in the preceding year. From Alaska the value of such shipments was 14 million dollars in 1911, against 12 million in the preceding year; from Porto Rico, 34 million, against 32 million in 1910; from the Philippines, 17 million in 1911, against 17 million in the preceding year; and from Hawaii, 41 million, against 46 million in 1910. Taking the entire group known as "Non-contiguous territories of the United States," the total value of merchandise shipped thereto from the United States was 92 million dollars in the fiscal year 1911, against 83 million in 1910, and 70 million in 1909, and the shipments to the United States from those territories, 107 million in 1911, against 108 million in 1910 and 891 million in 1909.

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MERCHANDISE IMPORTED: VALUE AND PER CENT. OF TOTAL VALUE, IN SPECIFIED YEARS,

Foodstuffs in crude condition, and food

animals.

Foodstuffs partly or
wholly manufac-
tured.

1821 TO 1911 BY GREAT GROUPS.

Crude materials for
use in manufac-

turing.

Manufactures for
further use in
manufacturing

Manufactures ready
for consumption.

Tin in bars blocks, etc.

IMPORTS INTO THE UNITED STATES OF PRINCIPAL CRUDE ARTICLES FOR USE IN MANUFACTURING FOR SPECIFIED YEARS, 1870-1911.

[These ten groups embrace about three-fourths of the value of crude materials imported for use in manufacturing.]

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Dollars.

331,573

1875.

6,236,099

4,504, 306

4,675, 490

18, 536, 902

4,530,753

11,726, 955

11,071, 259

408,808

1880.

670, 131 1,895,585

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13,837,809

9,606, 239

30,002, 254

2,496, 277

17,859, 662

23,727, 650

591, 120

2,884,579

1885.

12,362, 498

6,223, 176

12,925, 437

9,095, 256

20, 586, 443

1,854,282

12,057,527

8,879, 923

954, 760

3,587,651

1890.

20,541,767

24,331,867

14,854,512

4,283,400

21,881, 886

2,165,213

15, 434, 869

15, 264,083

1,392, 728

4,254,789

1891.

21,286, 705

6,898,909

19,076,081

18,020, 804

27,930,759

2,822, 166

18,605,987

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19, 124, 094 21,371,555

1894.

12, 163, 481

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25,059, 325 29,836, 986 16, 234, 182 22,626,056 26,763, 428 18,918,283 32, 110, 066 32, 479, 627 45,329,760 30,051, 365 42,635,351 50,011,050 46,100, 500 61,040, 053 54,080, 504

41,049, 434 50,729, 873 46,188,374 60,511, 459 38,030,022 63, 167, 103 103,862, 799

58,011,168 58,031,613 52,006, 070 64, 764, 146 83,882, 167 83, 206, 545 54, 770, 136

19,833, 090

26, 850, 218

3,352, 429

17,211,612

18,231,372 19,688, 108

2,825,004

5,288, 264

7,977,545

3,217,521

5,626, 143

8,667,870

17,964,667 15, 162, 333 18, 475, 382 16,781,533 17,558, 163 25, 545, 391 32,041, 626

28,347,896

4,049, 173

19,538, 444

21,064, 180

4,688, 799

6,705, 798

12,358,9

16,786, 152

2,641,205

14,534,859

6, 107, 438

3,003, 888

6,010, 492

2,640, 770

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15,364,997

25,556, 421

4,714,375

7,374,205

6,787, 424

27,863, 026

2,938, 979

17,794,259 16,314,041

32,451,242

6,578, 212

8,439, 156

37,068,932

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16, 166, 245

41,988, 043

5,645, 731

17,294, 784

53, 243, 191 16,783, 692 8,322,897

5,884,262

8,519,928

5,019, 503

6,434,091

5,013,146

5,849,912

31,792,697

57,935, 698

6,646,807

20, 452, 489

28,835, 178

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6,238,842

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20, 260,936 12,529, 881 17,711,788

7,960, 945

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6,787,828

6,950, 123

31,004,541

8,815, 108

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22,152,961

9,005, 873 10,502, 907 13, 116, 716 12,911, 434

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11,653, 586

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12, 208, 231 11,698, 653 387,331 10,656,624 12, 235, 634 20,973,255 14,617,734 13, 622, 802

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1911.

30,752,250

74,998,265

90, 575, 643

70,504,980

15,351,001

23,122,846

23,228,005

24,776, 320

14,475, 198

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