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In this single article find depreciation amounting
to about one-'evensh of total exportation The ae
precation on other exporting staples is about the
same per cent limiting our means of payment very
much 1t is question whether the producers Of the
South and West will submit TO the reduced prices cur
rent for their staples They more able to hold than
ever before and they may keep back quantity sufficient
to favorably affect the prices for the supplies in the
markets This would, perhaps, prove advantageous to


the producers but 1t would b. death to the mercantile
classes depending entirely upon payments from the in
terror, to meet their liabilities Should the existing
condition OF prices producers selling or should


the crops Ct the South and West not realize sufficient TO
hquidts the Indebtedness Of these sections we mayex
Pect any number Of failures among the merchants of this
city The obbers Ct this city well awareof the dan
gers surrounding them and have taken steps
the effects as much possible Agents have been de.
spatched to the Western and Southern sections Of the
country to urge payment when DUE Of their Demands
and to secure debts of doubtful This state Of
things coming into existence at this esryday in the
son. will have very beneficial effect the foreign trade
of ls45 and confne to wholesome and proper limits
We shall suffer from the speculaons and heavy
importaons OF last year, but the nicon will do vat
deal Of good The banks have restricted their operations
IN season 70 prevent bankruptcy speeding very much,
and may possibly emerge from the difficulties shorn
Of much less than anticipated


We annex sttement giving the value Of mer
chandise both foreign and domestic exported from this
port for the past year. s4O compared with the previous
ss3) for the purpose Of showing the tremendous
expansions in the foreign trade Of the past year. from
which we can trace the endorsements anticipated
In 1874 the exports valued about fifty per cent
more than those of l643.


VALUE OF me MMEScH.NDIsE EXPORTED FROM THE DIsrnIor