VOLUME B.
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responding 10 tie regular augmentation of the population, resources and c, mmercial activityof the country. Taking an average of ten'years, the increase of population alone has been thirly -four per cent.

 Secondly From the admssian of Texas into the Union.-The population of that fine Sta;e, though important in itself, is nol the ground on which base my expectations of increase; but it is the addition of large exporting section of the finest cotton land in the world to our Union. The expectations from Texas will form of course the basis of corresponding importation of sufficient consequence to deserve place in this cal

 Third. I look with great confidence to the relaxation of duties by Great Brl'ain on American products, as m important element in increasing ihe amount of our importations. What will be the increase, no one can cer. tainly predict, but that il will be large, can hardly te doabled. Suppose it should in. crease our expectations to the extent in the present. and coming year of twenty millions of dollars; il will give us corresponding increase ot innportations from that cause alone. have table, which will read, to show the magnetic speed with which our ex- ports have increased, in anticipation merely, or she modification of ahe corn laws by Engiand.- The table shou,e iho a.,,nnnt ni exports in the city of New York alone, from January lst to June 30th, l646, as compar cd with the exports for the same period of time in ls45; ....=..z

 JanI. to June 3O,1ei6. 1915.

 Corn, (bush's) 529,697 73266 7 times as grea) Cornmea, ,(bls) 54,l37 l3 5G7 (4i times as great) Lard (kegsJ 76,7S7 4'9sO (nearly doubIe) Wheat =t' 322,SSS I,600 t200 times as much) Four, (w.heaD 4l4,075 l03,6l4 A time as much) Rye flour, 6,499 2,70l (2l times as much) Butter 19.O37 l5,6Gl (II us much) Flour and wheat i'm. Flour and wheat import ported into Liverpool ed into the whole of m the month of June, England in the year lSd6, from the uni- 1S45 from the United ted States States:

 Wheat 100 472 bushels. 2OlO bushels. Flour, l26.3l2 barrels 8 335 barrels

 The amount of wheat in bond in Liverpool on the Both June l,940, 900 bushels, all of which was entered for consumption on that day at duty of sixpence sterling per bushe

 Barrels of -four in bond entered in like manner on that day, 73S0O0 at two shilngs and four peace sterling per barrel. All ofslhe Hour was from the U, ited States, and

 at $5 the barrel, would amount to S3,690,00D The wheat was probable from he

 United States, and at dollar

 bnshel, which is less than it cost

 at the time of exportaton I,si0,0O0

 .-...-s $5,630,000 The total amount of flour and wheat exported to all foreign nations in

 the year 1915, from the United

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