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Tot1l Exports S]t90.IlS


Two-thrds of the exports to Great Britain and
dependencies or 50 9s7 liz exported 81 so7 5o7 were
shipped TO Great Britain This shows the value OF our
trade with that government; but when we consi-
der what articles taken to make up this amount it
appears still more important that two countries holding
relative position to each other Of such high import
a,ce should continue the most amicatle terms
The shipments to Great Britain from this port alone
In November, Of breaistuf,, were as follows viz:
5760 barrels of -four valued at 1852 320 l27 t3s bnh
els OF wheat valued at SI7s $50 10 sat bushels.
valued at 500 Ill and ais 2Ii pounds of cheese valued


Ss79 095 masking aggregate for these four artc les
Of $673 9a than third OF the total value o,
exports country About half OF the exports
from this port to London and Liverpool in November,
was provisions and b,ead,uf. Full three quarters OF
tn, export trade OF the United this year will be in
shipments of merchandise TO Great Britain More than
half the value Of all the exports from the United States
is in cotton and than half Of all the exports
from Great Britain in manuiactu red from
cotton These simple facts, Of themselves sufficient
TO destroy every fear of the slightest difficulty
political relations with that government What would
be the condition Of the aborng classes in the whole Of
Europe the event of rupture between this country
and Great Britain and what would be the condition Of
the southern section of this country and the
classes Of the North and East in the event ofan embargo
upon ports and prohibition upon the expectation Of
immense supplies of cotton The growers Of cotton
would be almost ruined by great reduction in prices ID
in consumption in England, from deficient harvests
any other causeand the result of any great check
upon the exp and consumption of this important
staple would be of the most runous character. This
material is of consequence to the population
Of Great Britain than her manufactures to the peo
pie Of this country The power far as this article is
concerned is in hands, but will be used with
ton The closing battle in the last war between this
country and Britain decided in favor BY
getting behind the cotton bags; but in the event Of
ther war; should bring it to close by getting
before the cotton bales TO prevent their being shipped
Europe


The taxable property of Kentucky within the past
yesr has increased in value $40 and the taxes in
creased in the time $,s,424 2s The annexed ia
BILE gives the amount OF from each source, i'm
each Of the past two years.


RrvSSUE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TAXES GENERAL


Specific ITEMS.


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