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The value mportations into this port for the
just closed reaches nearly hundred million dollars
The invoice value $74ll026s, and the additional
value placed upon them beo,e they fell the hands Of
the first owners created by dulies, &c. Foreign
manufactures cent out by and sold Of owners
abroad must be paid for with duties sdded rcmttsncss
made accordingly but the imports by houses here the


first cost is only to be remitted the duties remaining
the country Estimating the value Of the imports in this
manner-and s the only correct wayne would not
surprised to nd that the full value Of the imports into the
country for the year lsa4 amounted hundred and
6ty millions Of dollars This amount must be paid fer
and If our exports not sufficient to do So and
dts become exhausted the precious metals 60
ward to quidate the balance Our exports according
the official returns made up at the home valuation
and the returns do not show how far they actually Co.
towards lqudang foreign indebtedness The profits
accruing exports in foreign countries should be
added to the home valuation, and, whatever that h with
the first COST ID much to credit in oasetting the
value Of the imports.