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SHIPMENTS OF CoTroN TO GERMAN PORTS BY an
advertisement IN another column IT will be observed
that Mr. Corner Of Nachcz, socits shipments of Cotton
to the principal German ports have long thought


that this might be most probably done by the planters Of
our vicinity there appears to be an absurdity in
supply ing those ports through New York and Liverpool
instead OF by direct shipments The manufacturing in
terests Of the German States rapidly advancing
this line and would not wonder that in the strange
revolutions which sometimes in tradethat they
should in this particular staple within few years COM
pete with England as purchasers Several planters of
this district and OF the vicinity of hatcher made during
the last season, at untavorable periods, shipments
through Mr.. q. All OF them express themselves so
much gated with the results as to try again during
the present season." the the better
Tutelhgsresr.