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The Daily Dispatch: September 19, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 3 (search)
early double. Nor is this all.--Quite an extensive commerce was carried on last year between the Federal States and the above-named countries of intermediate export, the Yankees receiving Southern cotton for provisions shipped thither, which, with that stolen from the Confederates, made their receipts equal to those of Great Britain, whereas a comparative small quantity was obtained by them in 1862. In fact, the South ranked as the second cotton- exporting country last year. Since the 1st of January her shipments have even been greater than they were during the whole of 1863. From the period of the establishment of the blocks do to the present time, she has contributed to the outer world 5,000,000 of cotton, about one-half or which escaped from within her limits subsequent to last September. This, with the enormous stocks of cotton, and cotton yarns, and goods made chiefly out of her staple at the consuming points when hostilities commenced, has been the principal means of furnish