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Interregional Commodity Trade from the North to the South and American Economic Development in the Antebellum Period

The main additions to knowledge from this study are the estimation of interregional commodity trade flows from the northern states to the southern states in 1824,1831, and 1839, and their use in re-examining the cotton staple theory of growth. Other contributions include estimates of interregional vessel flows, average cargo values per vessel, new price data, and new weights and measures equivalents data.