{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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By an Inspection Of lhis table Il will be seen that there is falling off in the years 1914 and lS43, as compared with the three prey ious years; at first sight this would appear indicate falling of in the amount of articles exporled-but such the case. The apparent falling off in the gross value for each of these years owing to the decreased value which the staples of the Island have realized in the countries of their consumption. No one doubts but that the products of sugar, tobacco and minerals, have very materially increased within the last two years, and therefore, to their diminished value alone is the falling of 10 be attributed

 Passing on the examination of the different e!e- nents which compose the value of the sun Total of exports, we find that in 1844 they amounted for the Peninsula of Spain, to $3I49. .ll4 564 shippe in Spanish vessels; but m lS43, despite the aggregate quantity being much less. that to Spain however amounted to 8 400, ,522 43l In lS42 it was still greater, reaching Ss3,729,97O 314. The tabular