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Increase, isA A....... $30,9a237 3,so38ss


It will be seen by the above table that the increase in
importat of merchandise, increase in the
amount ofspecie exported In ls4a than twohirds
the value specie exported was shipped after Junethe
thing happened In ls4l. The only cause we can
give for this that the advances and the i'm
porations increase, the balance against gets large
that bill drawers advance the premium of exchange
shipments of specie made This the of the
large export Of specie during the last few months 1914
and also, in l843, but the effect was more limited
in 43 than in IA Our exports are not spread
through the year equally but usually 60 for.
ward in the fall, and the value is generally
used in qudang the indebtedness created by the pre-
vous springs business that s are compelled to OBJ.
tain credit for imports and wait for the growing crop
to pay up The cotton crop now coming into market,
should be, to certain extent directed paying of the
debts contracted In importing large Of TO-
reign manuacures but thus far have found the mar.
kets Of Europe much depressed and prices much
reduced that the usual adopted in balancing our
accounts has been dispensed WITH those Indebted are
compelled 10 forward the precious metals or use the Gre
dit OF houses here drawing houses abroad while the
value Of our exports must either remain In Europe the
credit Of owners here be seat home in specie The
whole of trade deranged and uut things get
in order again, until realise exports by
the time we have to pay for imports there be
any improvement in commercial affairs any per.
manent relief to the money market The 6rst movement
likely to improve business and bring about change In
commercial relations with Europe will be favora
BILE Of principal exporting staples in foreign
markets.


Since writing the above have received by the arr
val Of the steamship Cambria at Boston, from Liverpool
commercial advces from Europe sixteen days than
those previously received The news Is Of the most fa
vorable nature particularly in relation to the cotton
markets. There had been advance Of 3D. from the
prices current at the departure Of the Oxford with very
large saes and the general Of the advcss In relation
to this staple cannot be considered otherwise than Of the
greatest importance and advantage to the south This
will have very favorable effect on business gene
rally throughout the country, but particularly on CON-
mercial in this city. We have the foreign
news given detailed reports of the Liverpool MARKET
with the annual statements for lsA The excitement
that has for sometime existed in this and other places in
relation to this staple will rapidly subside and the
bull speculstors must be highly delighted with state
Of the markets Although the reports brought by the
ford very favorable those deeply interested could but
anticipate gloomy accounts by the Cambria. These fears
have been dsspated and the continued prosperity Of the
country must. to great extent, be sustained.


The London money market continues very easy the
rate Of interest much reduced previously reported
and capital in abundance seeking investment CONNER
cal affairs generally were in very Satisfactory cond
tion at the close Of the year. the annual reports OF
foreign markets in our columns will testify.


We statement showing the value Of the imports
and exports Of sasannsh Geo. for the quarter ending
December sis, is4A The exports greatly exceed the i'm
ports.


CoMMrRcE OF SAVANNAH Gro.
Value Of imports Of foreign mdze. duebie s43 s3t
Value Of imports Of foreign mdze FREE =. 1881


Total value of foreign imports !. .......4 $50 ets


Amount Of duties dutiabe goods. -. Ie2ts
Total value Of exports 20 foreign ports Ssll 9es








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