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('The decreae in lSI3, as compared with lS42, is not accounted for, though the increase of l944 as compared with S43, had to Ihe extra import from the U States, tnsuppIy the wants accustomed by the drought and hurrcane)

 Among the articles of import to which particular attention is dreced is that of Flour; not only be- cause il is subject of great importance to the pro' vince of Castle, from whence comes most Of the Spanish flour, bt also affecting tie interests of the National Commerce of Spain.

 The importaticis in IS44 were 1S7 95ld barrels, valued at $2,3D 1898 8l4. or the total, I43934 were from Spain valued at l,799, lS0 50; the ba- lance, 44,Ol7 bbb valued at $5l6 ,050, were chiefly from the United States. That 10 say, that the amount of ioreigr four 24 per cent of the whole amount introduced, and 25 per cent of the whole va ue.

 In the year I8i3 the imports Of four amounted to l74 SI4 Dbls valued at $2 lS5, ,235 75. The amount of foreign flour for the same year was zS'oi9 oois, valued at s294, ,736. For this year then oi lsl3, loregn flour was ldt the sih part o the aggre3 gate showing natersal increase of foreign flour lntrodu ced, and a consequent decrease of the import of Spanish frir.

 The pelue of the exports for the whole Island for

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