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EXPORTS FORM New ORLEANS FOR THE
YEAR END1Nc AUGUST 3lsT, 1916. The New
Orleans Price Current, of the lst instant, con-
tans the annual statement of the commerce of
that port, for the year ending August 81, 1916.
We learn from it that there were exported
l,054,s ,s57 bales of cotton; 81, ,045 hogsheads of
tobacco, So, POS hogshead, and II, ,493 barrels
of sugar; 4,7OS hogsheads, and 67,2l4 barrels
of molases; 57S, ,l94 barrels of flour; 272,3l9
barrels of pork; 81, ,O42 hogsheads of bacon;
10000 kegs of lard; 8,l62 barrels of beef;
1925 pigs of lead So, lSl barrels of whiskey
and 94l ,5S9 sacks of corn, The arrivals at
New Orleans, during thesame period, 743 ships
317 barks, 447 brigs, 5l8 schoone:s. and 277O
steamboats,. During the same period, 276S
hatboa:s arrived at that port.