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Excess in &c days in july 1915, over the


whole month in July, 1sda. sbd0,357 "a


The increased value of our exports and the large
cent reduction in our imports, placing our foreign
trade upon the most satisfactory basis At the rate the
voluton in this trade has been going for many months
past the balance against the United States the trade
OF this port will bc much reduced and the balance
favor the aggregate foreign trade Of the country much
increased The balance against in the foreign trade
of this port the LIST of August 1874 SAL 09s
TO the st of August this year the balance will not OK.
cced eighteen millions Of dollars, being decline Of
about eight millions Of dollars in this port alone With
this large balance against the trade Of this port
last year. the balance favor of the country was about
three millions Of dollars. Should trade for tho re.
maindcr OF the year be favorable has been thus
far the value of the exports for the United States i'll
exceed the value of the imports from fifteen to twenty
millions of dollars


This VIII make avas difference in the commercial at.
fairs oil the country and keep down the Of foreign
exchange 10 level much below par The expectation Of
cotton from the United States for the year just closed has
been greater than any previous year Larger
quantities Of all our staple productions have been ship