Whole additional value of all the Slave States, whether farm lands or unoccupied, if worth as much per acre as those of the Free States, $5,859,246,616. Total value of products of the Slave States in 1859, if equal per capita to those of the Free States, $2,653,631,032. Deduct actual products of 1859, $1,140,000,000. Absolute increase of 1859, if Free States $1,513,631,032. That is, the _additional_ value of the actual products of the Slave States, caused by emancipation, $1,513,631,032. Total value of all the property, real and Ditto, of all the Slave personal, of the Free States in 1860, States, including slaves, $5,225,307,034. 852,081,081. $10, Annual gross profit of capital, 39 per cent. 22 per cent. If we could add the annual earnings of commerce (not included in the Census s T Tables), the yearly product of the Free States per capita would be almost triple that of the Slave States, the commerce of New York alone being nearly equal to that of the entire South. Total agricultural product of Free States in 1859, $2,527,676,000 $862,324,000 (Slave States). Agricultural product of Free States per Ditto of Slave States per capita capita in 1859, $131.48 in 1859, $70.56 Ditto, per acre in 1859, improved and unimproved lands, $15.65 $3.58 Ditto, per acre, improved lands, $28.68 $11.55