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In l9a0, the value Of our domestic exports to Great Br
tain alone amounted to nearyone half the total value oa
domestic exports and to about Of the whole
export from the country twill also be observed that ofthe
S5a9l76 exported $40 234 in cotton and ebac
cothe two great Southern staples leaving only 50
II, all the other products OF the country In sO the
tai value OF imports from Great Britain amounted
S33 leaving balance in favor on exports
odomestic products aone ofa0 454477 In Isa3 the ex
pos Of domestic produce from the United States to Great
BritanIwere little than half Of our total exports
Of domestic merchandise to all parts OF the world and
than one third Of the whole export from the coun
try In the year, our imports from Great Britain
valued at s26,sla,ao9 leaving balance in our
iaver domestic exports alone, of $i3 407
This statement is sufficient to do away with erro
neous opinions entertained by many regarding tn
trade carried between this country and Great Britain
OF the exports of domestic products from the u States
to Great Britain in ls4s out of the $50 72o sSl
was in cotton leaving only $ao ss4 for all the other
products of the country The staples of the south
pose the principal articles of export from the United
Sites. II will be sen reference to the above table
that in isaO We did not export pound Of lard or cheese
but in three years the trade in these articles had in
creased rapidly that In ls43 pounds of lard
and 23lss4s pounds Of cheese exported to rea,
Britain alone, and TO all parts of the world 24s3a2i7
pounds Of the former and pounds Of the letter
There has been about the our exports OF
tallow, and have doubt but that few years will
suffice to make these articles very extensive items Of ex
port. The trade with Great Britain is certainly yer,
greatly In our favor and every year make It NOR,
So The recent notifications in the tariff laws Of the
United Kingdom admit provisions from this country on
footing that makes the expectation from this country 70
munerating The corn laws stand in the way and pre-
vent any very extensive importation Of breadsufs from
this country and the only chance we have for msrke