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MISCELLANEOUS.
REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA FIVE PER
GEkT &Tnl,K

N.
TIME holders OF the following Certificates Of debt
issued by the State OF Virginia will take notice that
the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.-" will proceed
the 3ls day of October 1851 redeem the sad Ger.
thcates the Treasury Commonwealth The holders
OF said Certificates required the said 3st OCTOBER
1857 to surrender the same at the Office OF the Secon
Auditor Whether surrendered not the interest thereon
will cease that day:
Under Act passed 10th February lse5. entitled An art
tied IAN Act for clearing and improving the Navigation OF
James River and for uniting tho Eastern and western
Waters by the James and kanawha rivers and ior othe
purposes.
Date. IN uhat issued dmoHHh
i'@'' apr" 49, 'Tnsi London, n'0'"e'' w. $1,000 90
1884, June 1857 Rev Robert Triton OF Morden
in the county Of Surry, in ,o M
"a d;ro 500 O
sS ditto 1900 on
1870, May l8-l00 James Hutchinson Of the
Stock Exchange, London
Gentleman and William
Robson of Darlington Dur
ham, in England, Gentle
man, with benefit OF survi o, M
T.. 4. 90 M 'ofs"p' d,,,o 30OO 10
Ioe ditto 1000 OO
ls44, Aug 5-ll8, Richard Thornton of Old
SwanWhHrf. Upper Thames al, M
Street, London Merchant, :0oo :Voo ~ ~
ll9, ditto hVoo ~ ~
l20, ditto tuo0 t W W
lol ditto 1000 W
1896 Feb l3-l22 Francis n Wstkias, Clement
c. Read, Jacob w. Morton.
John Dupuy, HenryiE. Wat
kns Thomas T. Tread.
way and Charles !. Car
rincton and their survivors
in trust, for the benefit II
the unisn Theological Sc ,oo ~
minary, 1aSS M
" l23, ditto '''oo w
July lO-l27 Thomas Cotteril, Esquire,
citizen OF the Unlt'i
States at present resdipe o ~,
at Birmingham in Englard, e'"oo w
1872 re0 o's "sna, Ea.en GENTLEMAN al $50 Sc
" I" l4O Woodham Death of Eetles' -. ~.
we'll Essex Gentleman, 1000 OF
" April 23-l4l, Thomas Cotteri, Esquire, u
citizen OF the United Sta,ss'
at present residing at b!r' nm M
,s.o ,,,. ,.o ditto l666 g.
Dec 7-l43 George Peabody, Esquire, oi ~, ooo
London 'oo wv
1854, July lo-l49, Thomas Cotteri Esquire
citizen Of the United Sts:es'
at present residing at BIZ oo A.
minsham in England, eov M oo W
a % a III d,,,o 5000 GU
l52, ditto i,uD w w
l53 ditto l0o w
July 2a-l54 BENJAMIN Moses Of Londca, o,ooo w
| 1885, April 7-l55, George Peabody Co oi ooo NJ
a. " I5s d;,to 1000 OC
| . :. :. iSe a;,,o 5000 o.
n {" . iSs' dino 5000 Ot
| e" " 49, ditto aWo "
| 1885, July 24-l6O Hugh Brown Esq. of Broad
| stone, Parish of Birth. Ayr ~ ..
| a. .. % IA, Si,,o 5000 O
| {" d" " l62 ditto 1,Vn W
! =. q. .. iea dino 5000 N
| l6i, ditto oooo "
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| /. f." =. iS.; ditto 1000 Ot
! $1,000 q
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Curious PRESENT TO A POLITICIAN.-Ez
Speaker Banks has been presented with sewin
machine by some of his political friends in one Of tb
Boston factories.
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$4,000 "
STAFFORD Il. PARKER, Register, conIi',.0n"' y.
GEORGE W. MUNEORD. q tfe

sec'y of the Com'h of Va. S'''7S fI"a
Eory-Tbose holders of Certificates vino desire to re-
deem by Attorney must, residing beyond the limits
the United States acknowledge the power before some
rnl Consul Vice Consul or Commercial Agent appointed
By the Government of the United States 10 any foreign
country before the proper officer OF any court OF suc
country or the Mayor other Chief Magistrate o any
city town. or corporation therein. If residing in The UNI
ted States, the acknowledgment before Justice OF inc
Peacs Notary Public or Commissioner OF Deeds appoint
ed by the Governor of Virginia sufficient In all cases
the certificate must be delivered.
Richmond, Virginia, July %, 1857. cw3m
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Burdock leaf sppled externally, s said to be an al
most infalNble cure for neuralgia.
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NEWSPAPER FOR PALE.

DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER FOR BALE.
1IyHR nropretor of a DraocaArIc PREss, In the into
nor of Virginia offers his establishment for sale
The Paper is located in Democratic community, and ha,
within It all tho elements of success. 1t has maintained
reasoable deoree of popular favor at all times and in
the hands of m Active man or one or two practical print
energy and enterprise cannot fail to ensure be'
raj return Tor the labor bestowed upon IT, well sup
piled with all the necessary fixtures to conduct the ou
ness properly
1t will be sold liberal and accommodating terms En-
quire OF the Editors of the Richmond Enquirer"
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OFFICE va CENTRAL RAILROAD co.

OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD CO
RIcHaoxp Oct le, 1857.
HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF the Viz
Il gnia Central Railroad Company will be held In the
City of Richmond, on Thursday the 18th Of November,
1857
The attention Of the Stockholders is called the two
following FIRST of which adopted at
was adopted at their annual meeting in 1856
lst "Iesoved, That proxy given more than twelve
months before any cnsung meeting of the stockholders
shall be valid"
I'd. Resolved, That person shall bo competent to
act a. proxy who is Stockholder except proxies ap
pointed by tie State Of Virginia.
Oct 20-ct27Eov J.GARRETT, Trsasr.
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C0NNERCIAL SAVINGS RANK

COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK
ftHARTERED by the Legislature OF Virginia, Decem.
u Der l;,h ls53-Ca apta $50 OO0-Ths Institution re.
deposits ON which interest is paid the rate Of
per If remaining on deposit six months
sad per cent. for shorter periods.
WIN G. PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
JOHN H. MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
EFofhcs No l53, corner Main and 18th st.
Jan l9-cly
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pFyITENTI,RY OF vIp.INiA., :,

rEHcT,S,n rEHl ~ ~. ,s,,ltion and sold there
AM 80, 49, ,,ar, S,a-o iU %, Pearl street, the
frri'r,nc s-,icles a, reduced prices, TO wit;
Boo:. shoes and BrosLes
Worssn CbiIirer and Servants Shoes
Vs. - ,:.:t Harness OF every description
Machine Srads. Leather Hose
Wa,.us Iarts
prsys and Wheeibarrows
W,i,o5es. Safes &c.
striped and Plaid Ccttons
ke- -:ays aud Linssys for plantation hands
Ready Made Clothing for servants.
Most the above articles Oh hand and for sale, or will
be .ie o, repaired other job work done to order on
shU notice tor casa punc,ual customers only on
sho. .!u!e.
Orders rom me country, with satisfactory references
promptly attended 70. Address r. NJ. NlMAo,
J.!y j-c,i Agent and Storekeeper Va. Penitentiary
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BY RlTCHIE & DUNNAvANT.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1857.
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The undersigned. AGENT IL VIRGINIA, tor the eoose
aN tnown establishment, can supply the trade Win
every spRTSTiSG PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &c.
r,o, ,bc most liberia! terms Having printed the RICH
sosp EsauiRER' ior upwards OF ten years with type
and o,her materials purchased from Messrs hAaAk q
Co IN induced recommend materials irotn 'nen CO
t.bIl,hnenr 10 preference 10 others. ,5
specimen Books will be furnished TO the trade
,uc5 ar;,ces as may be selected will he 'orwardep
s,.S - wM. B. ALLE"ft;
o.; Enquirer" Office, RSnmono, d
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Il LST TO HAND-A fresh supply Of WATCHES,
l,rccLr0CkS, JEWELRY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
GOODS, &c, which will be sold low at the sign
-e Knr, Old Street, Petersburg, Va
C. LEONARD,
r.,,, Repsirer of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c.
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To EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

s .phsc-b.rs beg leave 10 call attention to their
STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES. ORNAMENTS,
snRDERS PRESSES. &c. &c, large supply OF
- nav keen constantly on hand at their Type and
s,4r-oype Foundry No. Be. Gold Street, New York
u. nave full assortment OF all articles required In
CASES CHASES, GALLEiS, &c,
Al =; b;cn We warrant equal in every respect 70 any
apu.ctu-ed in this country, and which we VIII sen On
s,.'sI ANA viz: six months credit for approved ne
n.ss or ten per cent. discount tor cash Od
IN excasuee Tor at the customary price
o nine cents per pound, ii delivered within 90 days from
e3'' ' WM HAGAR, JR., d. CO.
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4 HO SUMNER COMPLAINT, highly recommenoeo
"A BY all physicians, of both the old and new world.
Lss-; Bee: up 10 bottles for family use.
5scsace. Of from two ~ six dozen Put up and sold oy
+. WlLBACuER, No. 2Ge, Main street,
Richmond, Va.
NJ extra charge for package or drayage.
Orders from the country will DO promptly responded
io provided being added or good city reference
svea
Fog sae also-Lager Beer in quarter and half casks OF
sand ,6 ,allons
Superior Cream Ale, in quarter and half casks Of and
Il gallon, April 22-ctt
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in their application to public policy and yet "be able
N ,unport Mr.. Buchanan's Administration an the
na;n7" He does not inform US, either directly or
by irpplication. How thenl Why, MIR. Hunter is
.till free to oppose the Administration On number
of points, which have been described repeatedly oy
the friends of the Administration-al as highly i'm
portant, some as vital to the interests OF the Demo
cratic party.
We cannot regard Mr.. Hunters views on the Kan.
sas Nebraska bill as embodying strictly accurate
description of ts adoption or its effect. The pure
and simple abrogation Of the Missouri Compromise
would indeed have proved "a moral triumph which
was of vast Importance to the South, and to the in
stitution of slavery ITSELF even though the decision
in the Dred Scott case has since demonstrated that
Ioo;.Is,;ve Intervention was unnecessary for such
ohrooa,ion. But when this act Of abrogation was
sccompanied by an act virtually emasculating the
nrsctca effect of the judicial decisoni when South
o,n man introduced proviso virtually denying "that
propery in slaves is as much entitled TO the protec'
tion of law in The Territories of the United States, as
property in anything else" when the "Badger
amendment" providing that no law existing anterior
n 800. should be revived put in force, establish.
ing or protecting slavery, was enacted by the votes
If Southern men tMr. Hunters among the rest;)
when the repeal of an unconstitutional law prohibit
;np slavery North of the line of 36' 80, was thus &C.
companied by the repeal Of constitutional law es-
tablishing and protecting slavery South az well as
N,r,b If the line of 36o 3V, a. the French law Of
Ioni,iapa did establish and protect slavery in the
Tsrritori.s Of Kansas and Nebraska then We must
.,v that the Kansas Nebrsska bill furnishes another
;ns,sncs of Congressional compromise, which has
nressnted the South with the shadow Of triumph,
securing solid and practical advantage to the non-
slavshoding interest, and corresponding disadvau'
tage to slave owners.
When Mr.. Hunter ventures to deprecate mereeI-
preston Of opinion on the part of Gov Walker to the
effect that the climate and coil of Kansas are unfavor'
able to the introduction Of slave property the Senator
must remember, not only that he, himself, has e1'
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The New York License Bill.
Prom the Albany Jouypal- Mar IN 40

The bill 10 sap press insenpersnoe and regulate the
sale OF ntoxi Ealing liquors. paused the Senate this
ng, In very nearly The shape In which reported.
An amend men. was sdoptsd providing that liquor shall
not DO iod on days OF general or special elections
town meetings.
The Commissioners of Excise be appointed on he
secosd Tuesday OF May By the County Judge and two
usces OF the Sessions, or majority Of then of which
u jori the County Judge shall ne CITY Of New
York excepted from this clause. There the Chief Jus.
Voc OF the Supreme Court the presiding Judge Of the
Court Of Common Peas and The Recorder Of the city shall
NAB the appointments
The bu provides that licenses shall not be grsntsd ex
oep on the petition Of not es than thirty respectable
feehoden residing In the election diatsce where the
Ion, tavern, &c proposed 10 b licensed h kepe and
the memorial Of said thirty pesons any Of taen
sot be used for second application.
The bill has YET 20 the Assembly, and the indcs
lions are THAI win do %, win bat slight any amend.
msnt.
The oct ID to take effect innedassly ON In passsse
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-Buckstoue's Interesting drama entitled
agnes dc were. 10 10 be followed BY the sstouishnr
cats Of the elephants this evening rhe farce
called The Rendezvous VIII CLOSE the entertainments
EBro's Young Hsnslsr, Young America and their
socaies VIII this evening 20 through their wonderful
the tight rope, amer which Nile Robert sna
.ss bale; roups are . appear IN ia Bouque'srs and
Bownr.-rbree Of Mr.. s. Bauys moss successful
pieces 10 be performed fer his benefit this evening
viz. the new drama called "Dok Tarleton," the nes
&c ss nc ssS ss
sil also be played.
Burrows The new comedy Of "waI Street, vhich
has been renodelled and prunsd Of nasy suPeruies :.
Yssys sutton - ana rsbs, NJ P.srsa TO- Tn )"
aroe, "Rulss Of the House" follow
wAItAcK's-M Heron, whose engagement viii close
With the present week, TO perform her great part Of
Camilla ss sy; play q nat M & 90.
apshable part, Ia the closing piece.
IAupA KsrNs's In compiasce win the desire Of q
0ss number Of Mss Keens's patrons Mr. smpsons In.
feres,pg drama entitled The Black Book win be enacted
this vsnps In connection with the pleasing speoscie Of
The Elves"
Axs1oAs nusrrx. The new comedy Of "Double-fsoes
People," which 10 TO be performed both afternoon AMI
evening appears 10 have become quite - great tvoyiie
here ~ with the patrons OF various theatres In Lon
don and Paris.
NnsrrusY. Those who are fond Of E,hopas enter.
tsisnsnn-and "iheir name 10 legion"-canDos fall 10
be grased with the proeramues offered for tonight at
either Geo. Chrsty Woods, the BuckIeys or the Byy.
ants. Their farces are particularly roh.
Or Bull, the famous pianist ID working with vlgor
seldom evinced by musical artists he 10 10 give con-
cert Newark to night another In Trenton 70 morrow
his last but one In this city on Friday agd his last In
Brooklyn on saturday Various superior veal and In
svumental performers assist n all hin entertainments
rys, AZ. rissI,os Tssy,,-Ihe ss note !. this
sss rsos. Chronicle esIse an .sssnc.
ofhe musical taste Of this city that the OF
psny have drawn crowded audiences and believe
have been better appreciated here than any place which
hey have The nord Iouisa
Tyne appears 70 u.s. much better adapted TO the
roam than the theatre although actress she viii
with any LADY the stare gsrieus programme upsfor
" night IL whlsh olio OF choice gems will be pro
sucsd including several exquisite ballads by Harrison
ssd bndset OF connie songs BY fcrnssse unqn.ssienably
the most refined bufO In the country This viii bs
positively the last rvrn By the reupe In this city snf
10 moreover for the benefit the fascinating Lovs PINE
We cannot doubt but that the hail will be crowded 10 s uos
sspscity. -CtaciRrod Commerctsi, kdr5 a. 80
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On Frofhne Acting.
rsH Avenue, March 30, 1851.

JAMES q. BsSSSr, so-
DrAR SIR-
Permit me 70 kespass . moment upon your time, while
bear estmony 70 he covreo Judgment and good taste
which charnccrze ycvP 90 nments upon the profane
hG OF Mi0 Heron, In youY Sunday edition.
call pvofhne-foP esteem prohnatIon Of the art
she % outrsgeousy mireprssonts; ana !, In oommop
vnh large majority Of those who have been hear her,
have wondered 81 he sxtavagant praise her scus has
called forth nom portion Of the press.
am great 0mirer ana patron Of The drama but
when ~ % Dobling and reclining Dnuencs dsreeard
Cd and the stage made 70 unster 10 vulgar and de
PRAYED passious, then Il 10 wish welded the power
your excellent Journal possesses rebuke vanon
spirit - you have done. b.
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FRLCAs IN THE LOUISIANA STATE LEGISLATURE.
Dwpg the evening session OF the House Of Representa-
tves on Tuesday, Mr. Gsnnt nom So landry, gave the
lie 10 M Fuller, OF ~ Martin The latter gentleman
cent chair hurting Al the head Of ire formerhe chair
being the oniy party dsnssed.--Na, orle~S Deits
March a.
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cause Wes tired before Judge bctM and the ilDc de
missed. An appeal was taken and the judgment Of
the District Court reversed, and the vessel con
isss-In this same year, the schooner called the
Butterfly was ibeled for being engaged In the slave
trade, and claim was filed By q Mr.. Isaac Morris.
On the l9th of March. 1910, she was condemned.
The same year the claimane appealed 10 the Circuit
Court, and IN December. 1870 IL was decided In "a
vor Of the United States, and . sale ordered, and
this decree was affirmed by the Supreme Court Of the
United States.
In tAs year, also, petition Of James Buchanan,
Consul, was fled. y. r. Butler, on behalf of j.
Buchanan, who claimed balance Of funds remain
ing In Oourt, made motion that Mr.. Buchanan re.
ceive The balance Of funds, and IL was so granted
by the Court.
Is4o--May %, 1910, libel was 6led against the
schooner Sarah Ann. II appears she was brought
10 this pert from the coast OF Africa ~ prize by
the officers and crew Of the United States schooner
Grampus. She was condemned and sold and brought
" 500.
Fron this date to 1916 there is no record Ia the
Office of the United States District Attorney.
Is46-The schooner Patuxent was hbeled March
IL, 1916. She was condemned and advertised Tor
sale. Among the rest Of the claimants was one
shaw who pnt in claim for wages. On the 18th
March 1s4S, the libel was dismissed with cert
cate of probable cause OF seizure all costs having
is4T.-Dec. II, 1sI7, the schooner Mary Ann was
libelled under the act OF Congress 1874, and 1900
and 1918. VIM. Y. Martin, Of 1872 Broome street,
appeared az claimant. VIM. Coils and VIM. l..
Mitchell ship chambers, corner Of Roosevelt street
and South street, were the suretes proposed and
accepted. March 20, ls4s, libel dismissed with
certificate of probable cause Of seizure.
1s47-A few months previous the bAk Chancel
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lUfbi. ,lo1
me deficiency OF supply viii become more spps}
By comparing the distributon Of laa year vita the
The present. year, - folows;-
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Total. 18o, So2
For the four years from 1851 to 1854, inclusive,
this gives an average importation into both countries
OF something over "a 900 year. As perhaps not
more than hree-fourtbs Of the whole number was
reported 70 the mixed commission, the yearly ave
rage for this period may be set down at $4,000.
slaves imported into Brazil, in consequence Of the
laws passed by the government Of that country
against the traffic. The slave trade is now mainly,
if not wholly, carried on with Cuba, which imports
about twenty thousand slaves every year-which
added to the total of the trade with both Brazil and
Cuba since the year 1860 gives the average number
imported every year. up to the present time at 40
10000. If the profit realized on the purchase OF one
slave amounts, as we have shown in the following
tables TO $685. the total profits Of one years trade
will therefore be about eleven millions OF dollars
RxrErsn or vRsEls OUTFIT.
Cost Of two hundred and my ton weasel. $500
Prov sions for crew ana shv".............. i.os
s,esi.gs N Ne. Yo,l uy The agent. 1000
Commission Of 10 per cent on the whole expenses 100
Total coz: Of vessel and ortfs. sis7oo
HxPKSsls
Cost OF 400 negroer al $50 per head. $40 600
Pay OF crew and Ulcers op the coan. 6oa
Qualification money to the American caytan...... 1000
TOTAL. ..$Zl 5Co
EPKNsIs DOWNWARD PARAGD
Captains head money, averaging Sl6 per head,
on $50 negroes, sllo wing for ~ deaths on The
Head money 10 oficer., ct SIX per head 1850
Wages of crew and officers ................. 1850
Total $40 06e
y I,rMsns ASrn TIE ARRIVAL TIE VESSEL In CUBA.
ssl head slesso
Landing expenses $S4 shesd................. 1890
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
RxCAPIUIArcN CT ExrEuEs.
Cor, of vessel and outni $500
Expenses the Of Africa ............. 1880
Expenses Of the hcmewaYd passage .......... l0060
ESperses after arrival In Cuba. ........... 1880
Commission on sale Of per cent ............ u,4o0
Total. ssses0
RICHPTe AVID BNPINsne
Received for AGO negroes in market 1t $500
SSsvvou
Total experaes.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oS960
Total prons on cargo. sl4o,obo
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in the United States the number of Africans Is nearly
eight or ten TO enc of those that were imported.
Passing over the interval from the period when
the slave trade declared to be piracy to the year
1910. we 6nd that the number introduced into Bra
I'll from that year 20 1851 inclusive, Was S609, or
little more than 80 coo year. During the same
period the number imported into Cuba amounted to
an average Of about 5000 year. The following
tables show the impostations into Brazil and Cuba
from 1851 to 1864
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Total deficiency,
so73aS

should the crop MOI exceed 3,ooe oce bales, ssi
mated by many well informed persons, the deficiency
cannot dc with les than 1900, 900 bales sssins
e7 80 last year. while she hes thus far only received
$50 $50 bales 10 gel this l. 900 900 baoa she w
take t2 3ee bales between 40 md 80 PER cent Of m
whole remaining supply. Or, should hs co ,tisent q
Europe and American spsssrs take much they I'D
Ersiasd-sbout s7,sse bales lee Than she took sa!
ne average growth Tor the three or four years pas
has been sbsut go bales showing that the present
yesrs crop vim probably only AL short about loo
deficiency Of supply and high prices 10 the want o.
available African labor for ~ production.
Regarding ne supply Of sugar, We showed By
an article on the supply and oonsumpton Of
NE world for 1855 published In ne HsaAIr
world 1851 600 tons, and ths production Of ths
world vss ,3S1, 900 AZ that time Ne over estluated
the crop Of Louisiana BY about "a 500 tons Dedu ,sl
his amount from our previous estimate nor tue produce
ton Of the world viii give the following eovrec cd table
consumpren OF cane sugar over The world
total production for 1885,. 500 toss.
deficiency OF supply ,..."........ 40, 500 tons
The total supplies for three years have stood - fo
lows
supply. ..l,l4,soo l,3n,ooo t,ssl,oo
BY this statement u will be that the supply Of tee
varied but nue from The general average supply OF car
grown sugar. The increased oonsumpton Without co
responding ratio In the increase Of labor devoted to
high prices Of the article.
We last August published article In the 6ssiID
the production end consumption OF csnee over
world IN which We showed thai the consumption N ~
While the production for the world W. N
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The supp,y FOR S,syss I've ys.ss Va = foIovs
1ee. 1850 1854. 1858

lbs. Ln Hl IA
supply SIS ooocoo sea- 600 coo 7os, 900 900 see
10 the abolition OF the slave trade IN Brant how
the deficiency OF African labor, devoted 70 these rop
products with that Of rice hes told upon prices, may
seen from the following comparison OF prices In Marc
1885, before the discovery OF gold In Canforna, WIN N
current March ~, 1857
rucH.
Cbifon.
Md 10 sooa mid splands OK AK 19y. ala I
SuQdr.
Cuba nnuscovsdo. ..,..4Hs . a1ok
Obfee.
Rio .,................eX AK 10 aI2
REEFS S7H SO Sax TOR 1s4s; $500
1867, being 81 Ifk 81 so advance per 100 lbs
The advance In the prices OF tobacco and hen
same period may be seen from the following to