Aus:
The Economist, 21. März 1868. S. 323–325.
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 Der Titel befand sich wahrscheinlich im Besitz von Marx, da er im Katalog der SPD-Bibliothek (Nr. 40541) verzeichnet ist.
Schließen Horn: Le Bilan de l’Empire.

1852–56 added to Expenses: fc.166,000,000

1857–61 exceeded 1852–66 by fc.570,000,000

1862–66 exceeded 1857–62 by fc.921,000,000 und die Difference of 1862–66 und 1852–56: fcs 1,491,030,643 fcs. 1,491,030,643 fcs.

Adding the 3 quinquennial Epochs of Empire gives fcs: 30,992,348,701 and Annual Average of 2,066,165,580

15 Years of Louis Philippe … fcs 19,083,000,000, nearly 12,000,000,000f. more than same period of Louis Phil., i.e. 800 Mill. fcs a year (32 Mill. £)

Charge on Population, for last 5 years, 240 fcs p. family.

Aus:
The Economist, 21. März 1868. S. 325/326.
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Indian Cotton in American one.  Zusatz von Marx.
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Seine Konkurrenz mit amerikanischer depends on substituting the cultivation of American for indigenous varieties in the Indian cotton districts. After many years of opposition and incredulity, A. N. Shaw, of Bombay Civil Service, succeeded in proving that New Orleans seed, acclimatised in Dharwar, produced cotton which yielded much more per acre, and sold or a higher price per lb., than the indigenous kinds. It was stated that there were then 214,000 acres in Dharwar sown with New Orleans cotton, which yielded this valuable return to the cultivator; and that that cotton, when made up in Lancashire, produced more yarn than ordinary New Orleans.

Nach 1862, the Bombay Gvt. endorsed the mistaken views of Cassels, their Cotton Commissioner, and declared all attempts to substitute American for Indians als mischievous delusion.

In Report published 30 November, 1867, stated:

„In addition to what is described above  Klammern in der Quelle.
Schließen ⦗extensive sowings in Dharwar⦘ (Dharwar district of Bombay) large sowings of New Orleans exotic have been made in the Ahmedabad, Khandeish, Ahmednuggur, Sholapoor, Sattara, and Broach district in the Bombay Presidency, as well as in other parts of India out of the administration of the Bombay Government, such as Central India, Punjaub, Coorg etc … The New Orleans variety is the most productive of any. At a rough computation, the yield of this description 20 P.Ct. in excess of most other superior varieties, und probably 40 P.Ct over some of the inferior kind.“ Four years ago 214,000 acres in Dharwar sown with American Cotton. 1867 dagegen acres 300,398 in that district sown with the same description und 465,086 acres in other districts of Bombay. See „Cotton Supply Reporter“, 1. Febr. und 2nd March 1868.