The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-19
tnmparison Of the Financial Resource
Uf tii- United States and the Confederate

or ,h, Unitrd States and the Confederate
>tairs.
H.ru lAe United STATES aad the Coufeder-
ate states raise NJ present All their revenue
nv duties on imports. Neither have, As get,
Te~prled 10 direct taxation, ana The revenue
luW received from the sale OF public hands by
the United states amounts to nothing The
amount of revenue which each Government
Is likely to receive depends npou the amount
of probable imPJrjations into their II pee I've
prIfs, and The amount OF imports dep'hoH mp
ON m" amount .! exports which each country
i q b'8 10 send cut for a. Is with tbes" eN-
ports that The imports ar" purchased and rald
Tor IA foreign markets. L l. WIN 4 NlfW OF
SstrrtItuiug the respective iinancift TtSONf-
COS 81! The TWO Governments that we have
looked into tins subject, and now present 10
oar readers the result Of the eNamih1tou.-
tHa latest statistical Information We nave AZ
oar commend. is for the hsyu year ehIioS
son .InHe 1850. We can, however, state with
confidence and from examination, that the
statistics OF the present or any previous fiscal
year, VIII not vary IN results from the figures
H3~ give. We Us" in this COnN"C ton =
statement and table prepared from the OIL
ciF! documents OF the United States
The exports OF the fiscal year ending june
80. lhG1, embracing specie and American pro-
dule, amounted 10 800, Ia ,46i in addition 10
which We also exported about ~ 100000 OF
foreign produce, making all OF our exports
si to- iCt +6l, and exceeding our imports Tor the
sam" period $"S ,3'o, -; the imports being
SOL -, pop.
The specie and American produce exported were,
n aopv" stated --... it.,:'t
VI '"'7 "A'"N' tue SFs'i" ""S''''''-'. -
~. .,+ ..u -, H. 49,,
ne @""oh' 'f AmetFcsn Pf'onee ron .o,s ooo s,o
- t'''''' 'Np"' -'' '.''''' ''.''''
We propose to classify the amount fur
nishrt tN .iuslYrtV hy the free States, the
amount furnished by hoth o. tree and slave
SIafa-lsl.,.h !, i i'm pcssih4 ia .,a,,ara 70 an!
designate the respective amount furnished bT
W, l.lIo "H' 1"- '''e''' A' i"t ''9
ny lHf SilH" H'hlfS'
Free St.te- .xc1uzivaty
FiFherles-eplhr.C OK srermsceti and whsle ri.
whalebuue drl.d aad picked fsh e.. s4.l5C $50
Coal ............. TAI BIT
ice isa IA
Total free States. ........-... 5.g.I. lgl
tF"e aht tl4F7 STATES
i'"auc'H - lnel1fe7t; rnrac1nH elaV-s
ana ht%"ioGs, EhlnFie-, boards,
plank aud ecAntling, newn timber,
other lumber ,aa, bark and other
-T". ssGot, pct and pearl, 'nseu-,
-kt7~ AMI iu-H..... .-..-...... 81, csc
ft'dHta O.! s2iicn 'us r-"f animate
beet 'tiuw, hide, horned cutie,
nuttrr. cheese, pax, tplvAled,l ham
.ut btcoL. lana. wool, uOE-, horse,
males and she re-. 2'fss, 20!
Nr.~ia0i" i'"d-"heet, HyHr, lLt'aa
@oiu' i'l ian 'A"a', l}' h'' rye;
49, - "a ",H3I T,"h'I -i1'u ~"
49, ~ -" ~ ~" 49, 80.
and n'p7......' 2''oao'1Sa
., HLuHi-e uf'~-
ir''' &'9lH, do. in".a+ GO. d.. ritef
hia,''i 'tISr VINEGAR, '''''l' d.. , f'it'''
Aha '''"i "A %, a., n""E. "i" ,Fo'-rf'
@hd 'IdeE IN hg't"s' i'D'ttI oii.
A'ae"h'lI Iut4'tIte, ttEli'Ie, qua
!"t''' INV fH't"Su St,H a"' 49,
10 "i "a "t IliA, ",,''o t"iu' 80
nah.1nr "na "tuer csahITh' N"aF'
.E.tay ias-har ri apo hoe ca
tl.s ard cprda ge salt, lead. lrou, pI.-
Bar, nails, castings OF all Other inan-
uf4ctIre- OF eopp-r and brass. and
a u
cotton piec. goods, printed color
~ 80, "'''t ,l.t "u tt, ~ -. 80
,I,sb III ,rsr"t,r fpm,re. ,f wiz,
ir.~ 4nrate, sarI6rn aud ,ionsware,
coinb, buttons. Lrsome and brushes
Of ala kluus, billiard tables and ap-
pAratur, umbrellas, paTasol~ and sun
>hai 'N, morocco ana other i'tlher
mol SOFA ~ the pOu4u, nie "pE'Ge
pFlhiiht FrHeeh auu EFe, hu'4e@t
ena ststiH,srv Mains and yaFoi.h
Irw.lty real and imitation other
manufactures of gold aud SILVER and
goid Ieai, glass, un, Pewter aud lead,
marble and stone, bricks, lime, ana
CEMENT, lLdld-rnbpsf Hhoer, lhuld~