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= Estim ated.


The duties for s43 and 1874 have accrued under the new
act In lsl will be Observed the imports amounted to
$7Sesol5 yielding only $40 99s 500 duties The average
rate Of duty has been higher the last years than
in any Of the preceding ones and will be seen the nett
importaons were small and the receipts Of duties large
in proportion. We have doubt the imports into the
country for 1914 will be very heavy heavier than for
many previous exports have greatly dim
nshed in value whchwl consequently reduce the total
amount Of the expectations showing balance against us
in our foreign trade which will cripple our resources
to auidate The low prices all our agricu
tural products during Of large importaons is
very serious drawback to prosperity and drains away
our substance very rapidly We will go back no farther
than last fall to show the great falling off prices for
most OF our staple agricultural exporting productions
QUOTATIONS FOR THE PRINCIPAL STAPLES CouN-


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Wheat, western, 90 81 90 a 05 IS 90
Naval stores, tar, 371aa Is Is al so Ia II so
Turpentine NC.


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Beet, rness,.... 80 l21a 87La 6 25 O0 a S 25
Pork, do Ohio, III 90 -. IS a 621x 8 IS a -.
Cheese, Ana 5K Ala 5L 8 5L
hIce, So n BIZ 275 9a5
Tobacco Ky,. 6h 2Xa 6I 2xa 6