The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10

of dollars viz:
A. Value
Year. HtdS. Value. per HID
1852. ..137 097 IOO3l 900 1873 10
1S53..... .....159S53- 1Sl9OOO $50
1854 126107 1O,O16,OOO 20 40
1855. .1502l3 l47l2OOO 81 90
1885,. ..1l6962 1921 900 104 so
1S57..........156S4S 20 662 600 1872 40
The general distribution of tobacco from this country
for the year 1885, and the derived fol
lows
Countries Lbs Duties
Bremen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .3S O5S 900 Sl6,652
Great Britain "a 2O3, 600 1S,297, 900
france; .....''..'.'.'.. 40 s660 600 l6,OOO,0OO
Holland ..............-....Hl l24 600 Il, ,695, 600
Spain ain.........................75 75OOOOO 46OO 900
Belgium. .............., 4.OlO0O 33,740
Sardinia a.....................3,3l 3,3l1 900 unknown.
austra 80. :..............,,-29 600 lZ9,S0O
Sweden and Norway. ,7lS,000 $500
Portugal. Observation-Disclosures. 1856 0GO $3.50 600
England is one of our best customers for Tobacco and
realizes under the provisions of her Free Trade System
millions of dollars annually as duty on Tobacco, viz:
Rsfrs fsssg rs s Rerss% Ss5ss e sa sso
1S41......... % 3O9 800 35s0l63 27O19672
In 1883 the duty amounted to $780, s23 oOo 900
In France tobacco is government monopoly. Accord
in 1929 the first duties the tobacco trade were levied
In 1914 Louis XIV established the first monopoly in Eu
rope The cultivation Of tobacco prohibited except in
six departments From 1911 to 1852 there sold by the
Government 130S, ,S3S 075 lbs which brought clear
of S432 233 434 The expenses of the admnstra
ton were "a cent dd udtorem By the terms of the
treaty of June "a 1922, American produce if imported
direct France in United States bottoms is admitted
the payment of the duties apply to similar mpor
taons from countries out of Europe in French vessels
The origin of the merchandise must however be duly
thenticated and certified by the collector the port of
poration, and by the French consul American tobacco
is purchased by the commissioners of the for the
ernment factories, and is admitted either in French
American vessels free of duty In foreign vessels the
duty is 81 Sc per 100 kilograms 1921 lbs that England
the Papa States and Spain in their order produce the
greatest net revenue per head-Ntso York Courier and
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Nov. 9-Flour is firm Sales Of II 500 bbls
State Sa05l4 80; Ohio S5.25a540; Southern S5lD5 35
Wheat is buOyant Sales of $4,000 bushels red Southern
at 116 cs white do. 125l46 cts. Corn is buoyant Sales
of 81 900 bushels mixed 768 cts choice so cts white
S5aSS cs yellow SS cts Pork generally closed buoyant
Mess l725d1737 prime S13 50G13 75 Whiskey closed
steady at 221 cts Sugar is firm Muscovado 6A al cts
Tupentne Spirits heavy at 50 cts Rosin is heavy
Sl55 Rice is steady at Sd3S Freights-cotton to
Liverpool 3-16(g7-32 flour Is. 3D.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S.-Cotton unchanged; sales of
14,500 bales. Lard-Sales of prime at OK cts Freghts
on Cotton to Liverpool, 15s. 32d.
MOBILE, Nov S.-Cotton-Sales of 1000 bales at lIH0
II 4 cts for mddling: There is improved demand.
cline of \ ct.
CINCINNATI, Nov SWhiskey is steady is cts. Hogs
buoyant at So, and are no sellers at this figure
The market excited at the close drovers
being anxious to buy Lard sells at 10 New Mess
Pork is quoted at $15 so, delivery in ten days.
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Four dull. Wheat dull and de
clined cts Corn firm at Ga cts. Oats steady
CHARLESTON Nov 6-Cotton-Sales of 700 bales-prices
unchanged.