12000 hhds. Tobacco. 7,500 $ 500,000 10000 hhds. hams and shoulders, green 4,464 350,000 12000 hhds. and boxes bacon 2,700 210,000 4000 hhds. corn meal, kiln dried 1,700 24,000 50000 bbls. pork. 7,000 350,000 4000 bbls. beef. 535 24,000 300,000 bbls. flour 27,000 900,000 75,000 bbls. Whiskey 10,800 500,000 5000 bbls. Beans 450 7,500 3000 bbls. Cider 430 9,000 100,000 kegs of lard 2,250 250,000 25,000 firkins butter 550 125,000 2,000 bales hay 350 2,000 2,000 casks flax seed, 7 bu. to Cask. 360 4,000 3,000 bbls. linseed oil 400 57,000 5,000 boxes window glass 200 25,000 25,000 boxes soap. 560 75,000 10,000 boxes candles 225 50,000 3,000 bbls. porter 400 15,000 60,000 bbls. ginseng 27 15,000 50,000 bbls. beeswax 22 12,500 10,000 kegs tobacco 580 60,000 65,000 lbs. feathers 29 16,000 ------ --------- $ 68,932 $ 3,590,000 "There are many articles of export not included in the above schedule, such as iron, iron castings, salt, gunpowder, white lead, and other manufactured articles, of various descriptions, the amount of which could not be correctly estimated, for want of adequate data. It is estimated, that produce and manufactured articles, to the amount of upwards of one million of dollars, have been shipped from Cincinnati and its immediate vicinity, during the year ending in April, 1823--principally the production of what is termed the "Miami Country". Among the articles from Cincinnati are "types and printing materials $10,000, paper$15,000 cabinet furniture $20,000, chairs $6,000, hats $6,500." Within the last year every store and warehouse has become reoccupied by business men--generally by those who were unconnected with the late embarrassments. All purchases are now made for cash, and at no period, within the last ten years, have we witnessed so numerous and active a population, or so great a number of new buildings in a state of progress."