The Figures For It

Iho chief of the bureau of statistics has sent to the acting secretary of the trea nry a Btatement oí vahíos of importa o the United States for the month of July, 1886. The value of thn exports 6L merchanclNn fov the montb of .luiy. 1SSÖ, according to statement, w Tffl, and that of iniports of iiicrch.indisc, Y55,530,709. For the twelvo months ended July SI, 188(, the dxportü of mort'liaii'l isi' :nnounted in valuo to $686,555,499, d1 the Importa to 273, an excess of exports over iniports of $44,703.230. The valne of the iJports ac4 exports of the two predom inetals for the samo periods was ns follows: For July, 1886, exports, gold, $1.175,811; silver, $i,."'t(i,Emports, gold, $"S0 072: silver, $1,405,B67. For the twelve months ended July 81, 1886: Kxports, gold. $42.797,983: silver. $38,541.554. Imports, gold, $0,735,009; silver, $1(5.410,957. A statement just issned by the Bureau of Statistics of the treasury department ro:irding immigration gives the total numlier of inimijinints who arrived in the six principal ports of the United States duriiifr the month of July, 1886, as 31,348, an inerease of 3,S(il over the number arrivinf; dnrin the sanie month last vear. During the seven months endino July 31, ;sJ;. there arrived 831,818, or; 0,010 more than durlngthe corresiionding period oí last veár. The following tablo shows tho imiiilicr arriving from eaoh of tho countries named during the seven months:England and Wales. 29,967; Ireland, 34,2r; Sootland. 7,903; Germany 46.818; France, !,787; Austria. 0,787; Bohemia and Hungary, 13.207; Russia, Finland and Poland, ,120; Sweden and Horway, 31, 1S0; Denmrrk, 44'J9; Netherlands, 1,789; Italy, 17, ftü3; Switzerland, 2,'Jü'J; all other coentries 4,126.