It clearly shows no such thing. It does in fact support my assertion that trade must balance over time.
I also notice you still haven't done it. That's okay, because I have. It works out to 6.9% over 40 years. That's the differential between imports and exports over a 40 year period.
That means the average ratio of import export trade for 40 years was 53.45/46.55 in other words, roughly balanced.
You originally started out arguing for that 13% between what you admitted were the cotton exports value and the 73% that I told you was made up by exports of Tobacco, Sugar, Indigo, Hemp and Molasses, and now you are arguing over 6.9 %.
You are focusing on the trivial in an effort to ignore the significant.
Where did the difference come from?