The New-York Tribune Newspaper, January 4, 1867, Page 3

NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1867. 3: i Calling for o reserve of. ’ THE DRY GOODS MARKET. Specic and Legal Tenders " 1 e g ezt il e licty - T & ymount of taxation,on an absolute neces- | wools. Wools of t! ‘harncter are not grown t o A change In tho classification of iron from that aceord- The Commissioner, would, therofors, recommend that of u':x'}:.&n conntry, be {.m{nm under the plea of | tent fn the United States. In & report made to the Rev- ing to ‘Which Quties are now levied 18 asked for by both | the yriaciple of .n.i,mfimhu from taxation, which tion to American ndustry, and that industry, one | enue Commission on this subject, in Pebruary 9, 1866, by a | the manufacturers and importers of tron—the former de- | L from the outset becn observed under the internal nnot elalm hlfih‘prvlwdw on the plea that it 18 | Committee of American Wool Manufacturers' Asrocia- | siring that the elassifications f kizes and shapes may he | revenue system, be applied to the customs, uud that d .. $33,876,268 ob v ¢ (hstan- el adm in circulation there » ishe tion, it wus stated, that at that time the anuual produc- | mude more specif namerous, aud remain sul manufactured imber bo hereafter tted’ froe, or at | December 29, 1366, The deposits in circula ter and as Iunadnl%'. wot yet well exOISICLY i ger whether the busness of | Honof Worsicd oF comiing Wouls whs. 1ot MU (o | Haily ah i (b Mo 111 No. 718; while the latter, on | very low rates of duty. stand at..."..... L 4233478516 | tions for the The F'of “the Secondly. Lo e time the bill undor consideration was | keep one worsted mill fn operation, Wools of this charac. | the contrary, requost that the classification bo made even | Salt—An increase ‘¥ duties on salt, with higher prices | Calling for a reserve of- 68,308,954 view business, al 10 be eau- 00k ErOWg: s condition to Warrant such an extreue | fer iire, however, now produced in Canada to the extent | more generad thaw At present. Anexamination, however, | for this artfcle, must directly affect the packing and Specie and Legal Tenders December 29, 1560, tious. There is little in of and for protection. of i1l £6,000,000 per anuum, and under the Reciprocity | of the new elassifications proposed will show that | preservation of beef, pork and fish, increase ce of present prices, it being generally understood nothing ,l'.‘l'w average price for medium American washed wools | Treaty were broughit into the United Btates free of duty. | the objeet sought for in both instances 18 to | food to the masses, and further restrict the exports of | Excess of reserve over 25 ¥ cent. ‘can stay the mndm‘unmndtm valnes of former the New-York market in the latter part of 1865, was By the termination of the Reciprocity Treaty these wools | ohtain - indirectly from Congress what might not | these great staples of our comme 1t is, therefore, re- = | times, And with idea generally entertained, there is 'ao‘meamm. The average price of the kame wools subjected toa duty of about 16 cents per pound, | be granted it~ asked for directly, viz: an in- | commended that the relief needed by the kalt manufac- | Decrease of surplus in the year....... 416,061,338 | little reason for W ..cmn‘ other than a slow, e 1602 was forty-two and eight-touths (2§10} rresponding advance in the rates of duty | o e e tariff in the one' case, and @ | turing industry, be given by o repeal of all intersal | From January 6,186 to March 8, 1664, the bauks | ¥hand-toluouth " demand, ' With _tlis qualification, """'.. verage premiumn d ng the period on the mportations of foreign worsteds. An | réduction in the other. The Commissfoner, therefore, | revenue taxes on the same, rather than by an increase of » " » however, the tone of businesa {s . . gente; 4 ioned was 46 per cel reveiue tax ve pe A T meends. hat (he classification of the common forms | Uhe tariff, which 1a o Bearly 100 per ceut in advance of | lost $1,000,000 of legal tenders, or the legal reserve | There has been yesterday and to-day & good demand fl',':‘n' rates unde! islderatio Under these | of rolled and hammered tron, preseribed under the exist- | the tariff rates of 1561, A reduction of the rates of duty | ypon $50,000,000 of credits. Following the same | for Brown Sheetings at abont late quotaiions. W& ‘whe wool-grower was receivin ould be fed | ing tar11f, remain unaltered, it being represented to him | on lumber and on coal would also nndoubtedly prove of g p g of Shirtings for bleaching p 5 have also heen courso this year they will reach the point when they | The following are the quotations for brown sheetings a neces [~ alent to t ® price equ he average bri udllnuuwm‘wu(n! wool at u»eJ i, viz theal . aniiiiationaf (e | that it s {he enstom of mantfacturers ctre——a bitsitiexs whicll it all its braebes | abroad, to Duchide under one pric cage price before the w was then | worsted manu th at home and | marked advantage 1 Flaxseed, and Linseed O x:;dfi,mf must violate the law or force a contraction, which mong the jobbers: Amoskes i A 0. A ontic A Do A untio n,m.fi.;‘lu-nt'mu, T Pl 9¢.; Indian Head on linseed ofl, & large advance is respeetive hle dantly proved by !hfi ollowing quota- | employs in France at the preseut time over 300,000 | for which a common rate of duty is pe rofitabic, bs T utharity in the United States_on this | persons ki gt fsting classification has also the f Tt goina b0 m oo Sxaminntion of this subject, the | Will tell severely upon debtors of all classes. ey ‘Crsat Falle M, I o g oA .‘f;;’mw iz, tho ican Wool-Grow- | = The l‘m:_\""u;mh for this state l!((]mu{ulhlll rwh:r‘r m; {nml it u:.; been Jm‘-_g in fo:-mhl- s e ;_nmnmu]nm-r would call attention mnu-mn..:‘m fxu‘lli The proposition to take from the National banks d:." }S(r‘vr%d l;m, 160.5 l"c"h“nkml'ml A.nm‘ ‘w‘g: ) : present duty of 16 cents per pound of mportations of husiness interests of the cous ve become thoroughly OF 80Ime Years prevy! he war, the price A xnced i | chard Lawrence 3 ."-;?":kv':;vm‘s'!rlkmk s et et B i e iy e per paund ou the Smpartatioas ol | basiness iode country ha: « thoroughly R poe '? lo:l‘»u;" l»: BY he, i bime article now | the right to connt cnn!pound notes as & part of their | ford a0l Vacifie A, 220; Pacifio H, 22e.; M fine, ng Jam 80 U8 per busbel. | Tegal reserve is creating alarm among bankers, who | 19c.;’ Pepperell E, fiie, 3ije.; Pepporell &, 194e.; Blark A, - large add RAILWAY IRON. readily commands in the New-York marke afactures of | Tn respect to railroad iron, the Commissioncr would | Lingeed ofl, which, previous to 1580, ranged from 60t0 63 | gue in it the seeds of a financial revulsion—the result W (ot (he exiating Ganff of 70 cents per 100 | conts per gallon, now sells at 81 4. The Commissioner € n h r et ] T seen 1o € idence wiich induces him to helieve thut | of an arbitrary and violent change in the On serap dron low rates of duty ave recom- | the business of growing flasseed, especlally when coupled | 1o Tl withdrawal of the compound notes from an brivg anything of detriment to article 18 a raw material upon whicha | with the demand which now exists for the lint of flax, is : > (nasniich a8 | great amount of coal and labor must uecessarily be ex- | not remunerative; while on the other hand the high price | the banks at maturity will force upon them a con- | 3ilis24e.; Lawrence B, ? 5 the dewand for these wouls tends, at the present time, to | pended fn order to make it available, and by admitting it | has restricted the consumption of oil, and tends toa watin oh e 3 by their n X je; Walthum, 84, boc; Waltham, 94, i fOF e e e, i Englan, t he | Do or b low rate of duty (he Smportation of minch | enliahcement of the prices of the manufactured a servative policy which cannot fail fo e felt by their | A% S0 5o Baies B, e tica, ca, T fhe futire adequate supply of these | manufactured jron wonld be rendered unnecessary, inas- | of which it is an essentisl component, It18 his opinion, | debtors, who must pay up as fast as the banks are | o4, soc.; 04, 00c.; Wools is flready Decoming, With the iwauufacturers, | much as many kinds of such iron conld then b wado | therefore, that tho interests of the revenue and of the | ghliged to contraet by the maturing of their interest- Masonville, 26¢.; of mo lttle anxiety, and mectings per at home than they could be imported. conntry generally, 1 best ted by leaving the . p fi weoggin L, 260, led looking to the adoption of mens A ome b ey o b e, | T e et Lebea st imsaed ol uncnanged. | bearing reserve. Tho following letter from Mr. John | “prints aro in steady demand; stocks are reguisied {s its way to Great Faper—No change in the existing duties on paper are | Thompson, whose experience in currency and bank- | closely by the demand, avd pricesare steady. S—cy e Al [} 1 % 1562), and with all the disturh {ending JAMUEIE, T ket, there Lus not been a sivgl ““".“"‘",r,"';‘,"::m ‘averago price (42 810) for the wool {1 por sufficient to couuterbafin s sould Hot nors [September, 1866) pay | on the riw waterial. 1t s not belie i | of duty on these wools, even o th 1 d price ot Shirtings and. Sheetin Tollows: &fllfl, 3".4‘]: Vamsutta H, ,:E of producing our heavy-fl 0t the production of how mauy | them entirely n s mueh be safd i the interests of the American wool-grower, sequent upon an 10 an over importa. and Sumier of 1666, | have | depression of d reduction of pr wools in the Sp somuiat e prospect of an advance in the tarift ures calculated to still further stinjuliso thelr p pduction. | u various parts of the world, fin ; ;i ¢ 7t f o lye But laying aside all other considerations, let us | It is further the opinion the best authorities in the | Britain, because it 18 there admitted free of duty; and the | recommended, except the equalization of the duty on f ¥ . e o b pers quote leading etyles as follo Thirdly: I e it of the roposcd rates | United States on this subject,thiat the country onld rend: | direction thus given to this material is ot unimportant | printiug vaper, pi the equalization of the dUES B0 | ing gives his opinions great weight, is entitled 10 | Ko Keag, T s Dy T Mg, W, e \fford 1o the wool-growers the relief | ily and prowptly consume 20,000,000 pounds” anumadiy of | in determining the course of commerce as respects other | ture of paper h en probably one of the most profita- | consideration by Congress: Bprague’s (dark), 18¢; spnquupurpleni 19¢.; S 'y blo udustries in tho United States during the past four NEW-YORK, Jan. 1, 1867, | faueies, 19¢.; Gurnes Richmond, mn.’.fl‘:. : . | thits wool, provided it could ho’obtuined. Tlie present | and moro valuable products. 3 grower at present | market price of Canada combing wools (November, 1866), | Steel.—On steel much higher rates of duty than those | years, yet the existing rates of duty do not, at present, et o i be convenient for SVery otherbranch | ravies from 70 to 80 cents per potnd, as compared with 43 | recommended upon {ron are subanitted. Althongh thess | forbid Jarge importutions, bath of itiug Gad Drinang |y, i O PANT, oa.—Dear B L o4 g g B s r i oner, there- | rates seem much higher, and are protested against by not | papers. The following may also be adduced as another e or opponeht of meastres before Congress. & few American consumers of steel, yet the evidence pre- | reason for allowing the existing rates of duty on paper to ‘therefore, to enter my protest to the Hon. tations an J 3 nunxu& sented to the Commissioner tends fo_establish the fact, [ remain substantially unchanged. Tt has ‘always been i M others, ngainst dmending the National muker, 30, \urk(‘ 3705 Warre 'nlk ; Monitor, ugher, for | and whether auy stinulus to the extension of this de: that if any loss are granted the development of w most | claimed by the advocates of the protective policy, that 1t8 | goticyay S that the banks cannot count, Weir reserve | 3l Manchester Company, 27 , 310, Tieks—= Lof all the producers | able branch of sheep husbandry in_the United States ¢ mpartant and desirablo branch of domestie industry will, | result, by stimulating domestie ecompetition, would | ;e B Y Lonnound. interest notes. ‘When they are A"‘“’"“""K-k‘“ A Amonkeag, B, £ {1 2ie; Amoskea, , 2e. cific, 30e.; Pittsficid, 11je.; Albany, % 5 Mourning, « b .yllh'h is confiden Colored Cofto 'h The trouble und fabors, is one and of tndustry in the wauice fn the cost of all jon. ‘To remedy this st urn‘yumuu make the costof ¥ unot be supposed that L uiet and steady. o fore, subi . further protection is needed 1 of lowed to advance the pri L creater than that which will result from the | owlng to the preseut enrrency derangement and the high | in time,” afford o~ the consumer manufactured s witting to an equivalent advance | developmént of the worsted manufacture. Pice and searcity of akilled Jabor, be arrested, if ot eue | products’ At the | most . reasonable prices. ;"::f;‘;‘:}nil’x"“{".‘l"";r'm";:"l’::':'“‘I'):":n'l‘l‘;,_‘;‘_‘lfl";"r e enbacity | Harvest, price of all vthers. o ok ot ol Retferring to the bill i detail, the Commisstoner would | tirely prostrated. This is claimed’to be more’ eepecially | In the case of the manufacture of paper, an opporiunity | ¢,rihg compounds they hold, any faster then they fall Hamden, € €, oc. mr}n-v—Ammfium 'The 'present prices of New England, New Yok ard | ask ttention to certuin features in its phiraseology and | truein regard to steel of the higher grades or qualities, | is now offered to thorougbly test the trath of this proposi- | jy. will surely cause a s vere rovulsion in the money Whittenton, A, 30c.; Whittenton, Ohio unwashed wools (New-York Price Current coustruetion, which appear to him Tt is also represented to the Commissioner that sinee the | tion; inasmiuch as the profits realized in this bustness dur- | it San i 'the Government itseif will not be amiong the 1866) range from suts per pound, and at t have apparently escaped notice, introduction of the manufacture of these grades of steel | ing the last few years, hav used the projection or | TS e ers, The banks will necessarily violate the business of wool-growin, in House Uill No. 718, section 1, lines 91 in the United States, or siice 1856, the price of foreign | erection of a laree additional nunber of establishweuts— | oy verards their reserve, or fail, many of them out- vided that the duty on’ wool of 'the firs lir qualitios s heen very, conaiderably re- | the ew paper-mills about to g0 luto operatls during the | i o 4 " ough the effect of the Amcrican competition t 81X month befng reported as equal to an creaso o | 2 ool p—— n | of duty to which it would be subjected if imporied un- | and that the whole countr s Kaltied more | 2 per cent on the existing muniber, 1t would seet, there- m‘].:'.",',“; fl"‘;;.';’l:d":';“;.',",,yu{'&:..,'..’:'{:'n:’:;’,,‘,",‘, ,,2:,’:".1; Massabesie, 2e.; A 2de. Ks— Lanark, 432, 17¢.; Union Union 20, 42, 36c.; Undon beck, 35¢; Farm. & 1. Cssitm, B0C.5 Plow, L. & Auv., 0c; New-York A, ker, A B atc; Ty par Pennsylvania and A higher rate of | which shall be imported washed, shall be twice the amount the Ohio, is very far from _remu Quty Is therefore asked on l'l‘llllwllull,“llc'lf{ w'cl . Vhittende: &1 " e of Cantow Fiismels are 1n_stead in this w mof the for couipeti the p apest of which— | washed. Now, the duty proposed on unwashed wool of | than sufficient to counterbalance th levied s a pro- | fore, as if the e ition_resulting from this fucrease pors- . 01 f d far o he Sont's Amierican or Mest d—was quoted in o e Ly e e O | e O o eiec] Taattacture Which Tims | Would, licreafter, prevent the, realiation of other than | o % HOSRSEs 0 BPROLl ARG S ks 1 the g 7, de: A e Above date 4t from 34 1034 cents per | ad valoren, but as the value of washed wool is at least | grown up under its influcnce. the most moderate profts, Respectfully submitted, Dant ot U T e o e O e nafety of tho | Tand, but low grades ate dull and weak. - Tho Jobbers Doand (carreney) louble that of unwashe doubling of duty on the Cox v A Wt Speains Comeof he leveuus, | BEOTIEs on the cutrener, Tt E e e tancs banik | duote’ Naumkeag, 36e; Tremont sie; Ellerton ¥, brows, The produ Dowever, is not ¢ former will not be ound and 20 per cent ad S0 far'as the genernl interests of trade are concerned 1n the Jarke cities.are the fssuers of moreof the cur- 474 Ellerton O, Brown, 35, to fore a8 oW affered 1 | Yajorem on he latier, as ‘ { thie | authracite d Dituininous cowls iy be grouped t = —— in the o ctles axo not tho iwers of ot of (b0 el | Stous. Delaiues are n steady demand at 25c. among Job- New-Y ser pound, and_ it was | rates would n \ bcents por potnd and | gether, The price of one to n great degree regulates th E ) they | ] flog gr bulety 0 i elaiy conld be produced in | 40 per ceut ad valorem; while on * scourcd ™ wools, which | price ‘other, because for. manufacturing iron, gen THE MONEY MARKET. N o T P,‘I"l‘;l“"‘l e “!:_‘;,:"»‘y goods are without material change. Commis- that § from five 1o ten vents | ave three times the value of the unwastied, the’ duties | 10, and for household purposes, either will be e IErta Bon th o o4t o igen s oid ek thelr Kyring stslee of fuuey Cass- per pound, i was an_exazgorated one | would be relatively 30 cents per pound and €0 per Teed {hdiffercitly, according 1o tie cheapriess of its cost, Y 1 R A Ao e T hink 1 Rehia ires, with 4 view fo whetting the appetite of buyers, Prnot it In it the Comissoners | ad valoren fect of Thewt rates, ot oo Wi have alrcady stated that the production of SALES AT TIE §TOCK EXCHANGE. B I T o o Hhe, o i Howover il e o buy at curreut price, ik @ wnthoritative statement | will be to e e A ek Tiknaructiires pincecty stated that Lo procact e L ool ] v s . ! ction o rates of | L0 omsand {or heavy & r elotha would aak att j fin thix country is about equal. In authr U8 oo 1651 Coup Tan of Commeree | Hudson River Bierost ana i1 for urury which it im- | W ileht demand for heavy sonting weforaly ARSSTES LA} 1 should be pl o u_uniform rate of inter- | JE0¢ .7 Deir getk with privilege, iu writing, to take 10 | 7 S0 goroien goods market, transactions are confined e Jus. 5 S ost exclusively to woolens, elothing linens and tailors” ully yours, . ME for the Spring clothing trade. upetition; the whole country must look to | 20,000, But in bituintnous ¢ he | USisb20 w-England depends 4 the British Province: & angthing but the worst and most greany N forelgn market. Pennsylvania for its supply. AT K i) 'be. hoqn, by fafarendd 10 | conmitons i torett N of the ne Wil that ne provision nthe t of the Ameri OWers' ASSo of the Preside 1 Wool-C tion, to the effect that, while the cost of ke 4'&»!]:;: @ sheep on the high-priced lands of New-England and New-York suthern and south-west 0 trimming goods, adup ent f the United States *“does not exceed 25 ceuts | whatever is made for, 3 of duty on Is of | York receives a portion of her supply from th ha " the aecongl aud third Classos when fnported wasbed, over |'quirter, th Fies belng ‘obiaine T vin Esiiand, aad 3 Aahinirbon Coal: | $0 15 The Bank x ease, now before the Supreme 5 . by the results of and above what,they would be auttocted if imported u | fram Pounsylvania and Naryland: hiisdelpiis anc il 105§ 600.............. 1 |Long Isiand Court in Washington, involves more money than any | oo o RECEIES OF D W hiaky, o3 of Texas, ma iids, no tiuore are substantiaily stocked from the mines of the 20 Cp'6sn 1 American Coal 100.......60. 60 adjudicated in the conntry, The exemption | Corn 3eal, 276 sackn Ollcake, 750 bush. Cors, %400 buah 100,, "G | case eve 4 Stonington from, or the subjection to State and Jocal taxation of " <98 | 400,000,000, and that annually for all time at, say, e ‘ Northern wool-grower, und submitte sioner, give fifteen cents per pound as mated cost of raising wool in that tate 1 to the Cownm he prescut esti- | condition An examination of section 3 (H of these ¢ imported except in the washied | States in which they are respec y situated; and the v o, e Tt down an. New-C conl-beds of Penusylvan 260 hush. Malt, 204 bush, Seeds, 9 plg-‘ Anhes, 198 f, 1, bbls. Pork, 204 pkgs. Cut Meats, 284 pkgs. 1 bbls. Petroleum, 2,746 pkgs. use Bill No. 718), 8o far Al the present tie, moreover, the production of wool | as relates to the dutics ou_carpets, has also led the Com I n soutie ud in New-Mexico, where she condi- | missioner to results which are siugula and_ wortl E 200 5 to average two per cent per apnum, is about the pe86. ey e A L e A A e e bl 1 AT AR i iedise ] amount involved. Bank stocks must be vitally BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET-Dec. 9. are 1o creasing with great rapidity. It v the tarift, the duty fmposed on velvet, | markets for a series of years, Coals of the sume g 104 Quicksitver | . influenced in value by the decision, and should they pped ol eespte sinee Tiaruday lst; 04 ovee t of rats- | Wiiton and Brossels earpets valug at §1 25, or under, per 1 AT 1865, cost §5 50 In Boston, §9 ew-York, § N 0. - 45.\]2:",1, Central % be subjects 1to the tax will fall in value materia lly. acconst ; 9 ear loads of e ‘:' Rates s under: in Baltimore, and §2 % in Pittsburgh ; but | 20,000, mostly 0 Rocl A 4 Atlantic Mail P -growing, it should be borne in mind that the cost of g woort ~ d, is 70 cents per square yard; valucd ot over b 4 Ty on f0 excess of one-half of the cost of product in Ohio ; whil 1, 8 cents per square yard. To determ nall of the Nortl 1,500, . 1083| 100... The Cimeinnati Commercial of Tuesday remarks feers, &7 A8 90, In California, whose product of wool Is rapidly fucreasing se dutles are protectl thie Ameri what_affected by t Misouri 68 | 200 | Coamd | The malesof e e and the S0, Fair, {and b iow sold i New. Yo ‘atter transportation around | manufucturer, the C aused 10 be | i goid, of $1 25 pe Lon Provmelil coals by the | 5 a5 | 2007 777 a0 109 "= 5101008 | market is sotusily WIthogh Tates remafn at 140c, pe Horn, at from 20 to 36 ceuts per pound) the cost of | made, by an expert, a wlysis of four | expirafion Treaty in Mareh, 156 In Pa R issne | 100 122 108 Cleve & Pitts off buyiug, pur selling. The exchanges of the West and rick o W, = wool, by the Census of 1860, was returned at ouly 123 cents | of the loading vatleties of above-men- | Boston, Proviucial coal bas avernged, during the past # |Untou Navigation | 2..... Tant duriig the past s ear have been adjusted to i lexs ex- by gy g diylocy | Sonnd. . And as touching the question of locality in | tioned, separating their components and weigh- | voar, about $ 50 per tun; while wnd coal_(Mary 0. 1073 Cley ent 1 proditee of the country than usnal; yet owing e e rme; rates. Prise Resty -t sepaTite from which it appeared | fand, n the same eity, bk been worth about 4 25, In Ne v .. mainly to the large remittances of Government securiti 46 5 per ext ive welght; Receigle by bankers have heen ol Butaie, New-York, and Erie Kailrosd, 600 head h A under the existing tariff, the manufacturers of the | York, Provincial conls have averaged §4 50, aud Western of varions kiuds th psporting wool i less in comparison with its value i other agrienltural pro s the ratio, from & | above apecified varicties of carpets receive a protective | Penusylvauis about $10 per tun. The cost of freight of | 1,000, 854 Ho An York for account, atd partly to the fact o voud, 100 bead. es west of Chicago to the seaboard having | duty over aud above what is required to reimburse thew | Western Virgluin conls has been from §8 to §10 per tun to | Lovistana o8 | & Marine Raliw |Chic N & medi b mtes of e e ou extuliished 80 ars since, a8 80 per cent on the | 1 sed price of thelr materials—due to the du- | New-York. It +hould be hcre noted, however, that coast- | 4,000 4 g 1134 500, e g e PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET. aliie of wheat ; 30 per cent on pork; 20 per cent on beef ; 1 40 to 60 cents per kquare | wise freights have ruled at so low + during the past | N'Y State CI0a0 s | e, dcsire of merchants The wwarket for Veef cattio is dull; the sales 1134 2000, 1g Of 1 Dew yeat's sk » for to-orre ¢ fn ks, It I8 satisfactory to be cuiar | season, that t duty | Provineinl e ouly four percent. The inquiry, 3 ¥ iven | Baltiziore p r than i 1866, whi t i it one, ¢ to What prote 1d; and preset branch of T bous while on wool it w e soughit ereiore, hecomes & pexti 14| 200 MR Aduinn Express | ) . . cessity of wrranging watt 404 | wade’'s busy duy ut the b woul grower of New-England, New-York and Ohio | of 8 per o ), iu it i 21 pxpects to obtain, as against the competing wools of other | uuder the existing tariff; und this, too, when the dutics | recpect to the Vi nilinnia 74 €N WPref | able to report that, notwithstanding the cloke condition | =8 - — — rts of the United Btates, which are already offered in wools, in the House bill No. 718, have been | ning at Pittsburgh, are reported us follo " uj gl 400 88| of thiugs, maturing paper wis et with great prowpt- Solid Bood: @ murket at about the suine price as the forelgn Mestiza | veither inereased nor diminished. It need Lardly be | poptun ; Cineinnati, § 36 per tun ; & Miss Cer | 3 24| 200..... &3 B2f | ness, and that, (0o, we I ohidan ...,.,.,..M woolf and 1ore especially when it 18 considered that | added that the manufacture of Awerican carpets [sre- | £ 50; Cairo, Diinols, $4 48; Mewphis, | 3,000 28 |United Staton BX | 100........a10. 8 | of now.aces i CTLVER-PLATED WARE. e these cheap dowestio woo ceive, under the pro- | ported to be in a highly prosperous condition. New-Orleans, $6 72 per tun Erie 1st Mortguge | 50, 70 | 2. .....88 813 | of the mon SIL\ ER-PLATED WARE. e he Lill reported by the Commissioner remedies, it is The great difference betw the prices of eoal in the | o | . o 10 . N‘J‘ when most of the staples of our commerce 5) A five smsortwest PLATED, ou GERMAN 8 R and WHITE L ad il aly lower than they were the acific Mall 2. 1 9} Clev & Toledo = ness of the banks lu Government pa, « 1 5,000, Hutle © and other i r wonld rece METAL. wnd when the busi- | SrEerg cASTERS, CAKF BASKETS, CORDIAL STANDS, 't of varions Kinds S TURERS b ke iy o regarded us very much less, Money is now wortly . C. REED, . & Co., Manofactarers, ¥ cont ou the best of customers’ paper, and | 014 Ware repaired and replaied o. 13 Makden Jane, up staira. Dok ar: found in the street, o which K18 e e TINTON - VAL ENA “ire chiarged, and e placiug of the paper cone | HE Ni‘n‘“-\ ORK UNION ‘”AJ:E&J“NE i favor at thit. o ave au meise tock o o exbibiton | fectious, interior and on sea that the rat ties for ditrib by the ¥ Pounsylvaia or Mar existing rates; | seabonrd, withe ason thiat, under these Daiues, many goods the rallroads which tri of the trusts the l'hr M stin ach In excess of that given ved, the abu 00)% of N ngland, New-Yoik, and Obio, as the pro- The Commu @ueing cost of 1he former 18 proportionately iuferior to | duty npon drugg Shat of the Jatter. Dill, be “Agaiu, with the temporary increase in the price of wool, | for the and & daerease i the price of cotton, the inevitable ten” | be imported requiring on surd, 1a caused by the superior facili afforded by water « 3 Fd inerease of rates, an ad valorem protection, puted on the e tolls to cent report At uppears, | paylig * & Roek 1and | full 10 to 104 By a @ency must be to again rapidly briug in cotton as a be used ax pilot cloths at upo! purch upward of | w00 X hav mf.n..zm.l. dedreastug he conenmption of the latter, e e G e ciass of savy. somtigs would:bo vaded. . | & oo oo tmoms than §a00 e | Ik - rade) o thelr sa % inereasing that of the former both 4s a scparate wal LAX, HEMP, AND JUTE, AND MANUFACTURES THEKEOF. olls 1o the Peunsylvinia while o b " 1 s N ) A afactire and 4 & constituent for mixing with wool i the | Aninquiry’ respecting the development and conditi Tl torkee o od ’ Tl oy B . SR . s SouniWest Pactie Rattosn—See advertise- 8o 101 a0 < mannfacture of woolens, with a view of reducing their | the flax manufacturing imdustry of the United States, i nes situated wast aid for the | 12,000, ex-int. 85 128 400.. , gy | ment under ® Financla o om map Concern. coat. It needs, therefore, o gift of prophecy to predict e Commimsioner, lias clearly established the | franaportation of their coals to the city of New-York, not | Chlc & G East1m'| 50 Had o0& st Paul ———— B e o that between stimulated domestie competition and the - | following points: Firet, that ‘the revival of the fiax cul- | far from $8 Y 2,000, 0] 100 .. blo 1S 1w, THE MARK AUTION.—The following NOTES have been ereased eonsnmption of cotton, the wool-grower who now re for lint followed t precede the establ i Prosee nalyeis of the tema which make w G&RI&PaTe | 1,000, . b3 113 Mil & St Paul Pref e S o e p- LOST or STOLEN, it. Powell Bros. & Co., dated Nov. IT. condly, that an in- | the cost hese variotis points, it may be su ' vy 1o o0 1153 100 eeee OB} [Cmbully toportad e T8 TRIBENE) (. & iner 1ont. 3 mos due Jur. 20, 2 . Jubn Alken, dated Oet d for flax hus bee # for higher protection will, if Lis request is acceded e ground as betwoen the upper and nether mill stone. Fourthly: Let us next con<ider the relation which the mwlu ‘and manufacturing of wool arc to sustain to of witl: tering into furt w-York and er y R e k(s ASHES-The market 1s heavy for Pots at $324s 36 S rin are quict at 3124912 23 CANDLES are steady; we note a sale of 150 boxes on | The puhiic are eau Private teris, ba flax ralsed in ape Breton aud ures for s ¢ 71 Chie & Rock Isl M other nnder the proposed tariff. As under all ordi be purchased for seven (1) to ten (10 rage of 83 I gold por tun ’ : k pary ciroums: ren the A merican wookgrower CATNOE eX- the ame articie now commands @ ready | hivabie i oo g g - 1 g COAL~The anetion sale of 50,000 tuns Scranton Coal l) Y his product to any foreign cuumr{ with an expecta- | sale at from twenty (20) to twenty-five (25) cents Per | which (nt 60 per cent premiim) 18 cqual to 84 8 per tun; 243 Mich 80 & N Ind announced for to-day came off. The attendunce was not S D of profit, and ia entirely dependent npon the Ameri- { pound. wdd further to thix nuiount § 62 pmtnisslon, frelght Ry . | faree, Dut e bidd g s . and the prices pealiied | oo, 3TN SR Wi s can mannfacgurcr for & market, 1t would scem to nead no | © The increase in price for American hemp 1% even more | wud jusurance, and we have th et | o |0 enitran ™ | ABOW s improvement. - Anuexed ave the particulars | W tenash o e propersy, Waiches, Jenelry, Dismnsd, &6 S Eient 16 prove that & state’ of prosperity on the part | striking: hus, the average price of henip from 1840 10 | T New-York, takiog the same Proviucial coals al the | | 200, So it | 96 chisandlaat sale: urchase the sume. 5 oF%the woel manufacturer 15 essential to, and must pre- | to 1850 rauged from 450 to §100 per tun; but With the es- | conl and duty, we have for frefeht, tneur- | 7 | 200, - e Q0. C—DAVID B, DISBROW, 3 & @ . NY eode & condition of prosperity on the part of thewool | tablishment of manufu usuwption, the v margin of lnlm. With | grower. ias gradually advasced, until it now commands Anayivania cos 4 N [ Chi ‘To enable the manufacturers, hower, to prosper—or in | from $300 to #350 per tun. the original cost of th with §% f x- 5.t 704 N Y & Now-Haven i 47 @ S S 2 S S S — other words, to produce cheaply and sell largely—it is | The average price of imported European flax s rarely | penses. i nelliog ¢ we bave | |Unifon Navigation | 20, 15} b B i Professional Notices. Decensary, not only that the raw materials should be af- | less than thity cents per pound (gold) and averagea | e origh tho coel, #2 11 gold iy, 9136 | 1 B - 18 o N0y N ¥ G KO0 Tt SH0 ; s @5 1 1o thern at Tait prices, but aiso that they sbould not | wuch higher. From thix quarter, therefore, the Amert- | iy gold, leaving a balance of 98 62 for freight und other | Missourd 63 Erle 100, TO00 DN SN A Tk A l)k. 1 \l{)l!‘\'1‘{ No. 173 Broadw went from 1010 5. Salieal Adviser and Marria restricted in the selection of varieties. No 0ne country | can producer eanl experience 1o competition, chiarges. 10,000, 98 | 200, &} 10, : wal and pervous discames, sie rmlu«u all the varieties of wool, hut every country has { Frow the British provinces, however, flax s mported | "¢ s apparent, th . from these figures, that the | Mieh South 2d'm | Pitts 10 W & Chie te own distinctive qualities, adapted especially for some | of o quality analisgous to that of the American; butas the | American coal fos Jess. for bis coxl than the | 1/ reenh wranch of the woolen manufactuse. Tt s, ther y of flax is not nor s bed foreign ¢ of shipment, aud that th Jore, evident that 1o conntry can wuke all the varieties | adequate to the of the manufacturers, the com’ | Jiredcout of the artic e seubourd 15 caused by the | 1+ g gy yass Coupon/0 & M) 1 treatment of local, coust s, &c.; $1 9 va | 1,0, JRS (1 h r £00 tuns Stove, af of woolen goods unless it cai go for its supply of raw ma- | petition of the proviucial product can wlso be but of little | expense of transportation. . I\ terial to such others as may be Decessary, to obtain the | moment e g a6 exlihits the courne of trude In for- | (400 i5 oo A 10,000 12 % | oiotunsChestiubak .o : Yarietios not riised within its own boundaries. To pre- | For the manufacture of shoe-thread and the finer and | ojem coul from 185 1o 1565, Inclusive, and covering the | g ooy g Pt I R e B OFFEE - Druzil (o iga remalied qu waste | TCTURE, VARICOCKLE, PINTULL Attew elude the manufacturer from dnhyrnm, is equivalent to | better varieties of Hoen yarne, a certain amount of fine | period of th ty Treaty with Great Britain : p 1004 80, " nilnaading without transuctions to report; other kinds ure very dull, | ¢ the PELY i VIRCE '\‘ ol X bing that his business shall not be allowed the | foreign flax to mix wiih the American 18 indispensable, T i Tun 0BG B THY Reading awnd the only thing, i the way of business, reported is s o Fvlh‘grt obtuluing that development which is enjoyed | and must be had, in_order to maintatn and secure the de- : 100. ... 71| 100 - recent sale of 1Lou bugs Ceylou, on private terius, AN 3T T e ST, S — /o all other countries. That the granting of this luiter t of this industry in the country, Year T Year Awerican Coul | COTTON - Stimulated by the advance in gold and the Alacl vilege, moreover, to the manufacturer, wonld not aissioner therefore recommends, as a measure | 1855 1841 65y M favorubte forvign adviees, the market has been quite acinern, wve # detriment 10 the domestic producer, but rather a | calenlated to henefit alike the agriculturist and manufac- | 1 l 1862 zation| 100, : tive and prices are better, elosing al . for Middling | ~ i - ~ e T it, the experience of our own, and of all othier coun- | turer, that the duti flax be placed at the lowestpoint | 1857 | 1843 ailw (11lmois Central Upluud to a6 g 1s; satles 0f 5,500 bisles. M ACHINERY, We are prepared to furnish trdew, offers abundant proof. consistent with the necessity for revenue. If this course | 18 | 1hos 114 | 660.r.......... EWOODS are generully dull, but wo huveno chungs | WL ANsTol ios SACHISISTS TOOLY of EVERY DEACRIP Pifihiy: To the extent to which we now deprive the | is adopted, it 1s believed that the flax manufacture aud | 1879, | 1ms, 115 | 100. ” § | to note i prices. i s CE and REASONALE PRICES, jcan wool manufacturer of udvantages in the se- | culture, which {s now successfully started fu the Un 1880.... .. 149, 25 | 1866 o 1 Cleve & Pitts FLOUR AND MEAL The market for Western and n and cost of his raw material, 1o a certutu, if not | States, will grow rapidly, aud that we shull not only muke | During this period, the product 18t Serie 403 %) | 8tato Flour I» rather wore activo; the light arrlyals - duce much buoy pse; the demand Is very &N Wost | nom.........106 | 80 i r Tenneasee Gy Mariposa Pref wative; the sales ave 11,400 DOIS, | SHIP and DESIGN by those in want of superior Machivery. Superfine Btate; $10 852913 40 for NEW-TORK STEAM ENGINE o the low grades of Western E : ccmilesorgbopn [ ping. Ol 2 832814 30 for OFFICE AND WAREROOM, t. Louls Extras, Canadian No. 222 PEARL ST, N Iv_ pos ])nk'i'.\l:[ b equal €xtent do we inerease those of his foreign com- | all the coarse fubrcs needed iu the couutry, but aleo wany | rapidly increased, and has smounted itors. 000,000 pounds of forcign wool wnnually | of the finer ones. stated) during the year 1865 to about | ported into t nited States, to meet & demand which |, Jule— As regards characteristics and qualities, jute is W me now 1o a ation of t; ortant ques. | 1,000 ex-coup. 64 | 100 production of Amarican woul does not yeb supply, will | not analogous to, and does ot, tn the oplufon of tie Com- ther the cost of the coal mined i Penusylvauia, | Tennessce 6o New Facific Mail not ecase to be produced becanse the American nanufac- | mi mpete with any of the productsof the United should be enhanced by the 08 | 34 tarer ix forbidden to take it. Directed from its preseut | States, 1is color s som hat lighter than that of flax ; reigan conll Wil such ehannel of consumption. it must find ita wav to the mar- | while ita fiber, varying from 15 to 20 feet in length, s A'miner and owner, £ ape done and i fair tras, and $5 Flour Is bett G atgd 5 for Rets of Furope; and through the diminution of price | coarser, weaker, and far less flexible than the fibers of the transportation of th | .. Shleh always Tollows an ¢ xeces of KIPDIT, Al Advautage | MoKt inferior varietics of flax or hemp. 1t can be worked | coal to market? or will it have the effect to extend the | G608 58 | 200, ......630.112 Bouthern Flour is better but not active; the arrivils | e pest and st conplete i will be given to the foreign over the Anierican manufac- | on either hemp, flax, or tow wachinery ; and 1s especially | use of those coals to new ts heretofore beyond | Missouri 6 | | 100, 69 | are light; ~ales of 300 bbls. at $11 & a$14 10 for common T Cirvalars rent o furer largely additional to what he now possesses; aud | adapted for the manufacture of coars VY B0 k.u,-f. reach. 4,000 to fair Extra Bult and Country ; $14 20417 for Trade WOOb & M4 and Family Ext n gold oppressive to | N Y State 78 i Lo 1 Flour is stronger and n fuir de- Corn his, coupled with the use of shoddy and cotton, will lead | as gunny-cloth, gunny-bags, Burlape, canyas paddings, | Again: ia the present duty of & to an fmportation of eheap foreign woolens into the | carpet ,arus and twines, and other similar fabrica. the great interexts of the country 300.......eoup. 105 Of 470 Dbis. #t $6 404 ¥7 8. Menl is fu- | _ axl United States, which no tarifl, short of absolute probibi- | Guuiy-ciothy aud gunny-bags are wanufactured chiefly | OF, supposing that the rate of §135 in gold s insufflcient fivmer ut £ 10a§ 20 for Jersey, and § 25 for ; NGINES and TOOLS for SALE.— thon, - pre: t Tudia; burlaps and smilar products are made mostly in | to exte i the tise of tho coal mined in the Middle Btaten THURSDAY, Jan. 31, M. tywine. Buckwhieat Flous is to and i demand at ALl i e o 2 oo I8 1t for S5 4 100 m, o -4 N and breadth of the Unior e paver, we, ans of consumers and tax- 1 sufficlent for \d opened at 125, sold up to 15, and closed at For delivery 152 was paid. Reports from Wash- 5. A further, and we think most valid objection to the Greut Britain, though their munufacture has becn com- | over the w rates I, that their adoption will serionsly impair | menced iu this conntry. b udvantag o ;l;u-(h::lfi" Knhlllm-‘nu'- o r:.«;;";\. nnnrnl..lllul nm; | Thcfl'lmm\n;{ u{] pounds of jute ug:.m-d from India, ‘! y the abatement or removal of the various internal | manufactured and inmanufacfured, taking hs a busis the nrpose 1 ingt piard t v 0 cachment” ey e O T vastin (et which Are. | s ber of beles oxparied i 1865, and also (he guuy-bega | 1n flustration of the poluts Lere stated, let us consider ikt g e "‘“l““ of gold ang ‘impeachment part apecalative, but chiefly for Millig; the suies ae the real sources of the troubles uuder which the wool- | aud the average of gunny-cloth exported to the United | the manufacture of iron. Founderies and ath ha itated the market ntly. 7,000 bush. Rejee Spring, at ®2; 14,500 bush. fine wer ag Wl aa overy other Aictican producer now | States from 1656 t0 1800 inclusive, amounta o the enormons | works liave been built n ioat of tho Btals Stocks opened strong and active, at an advaneo | Ciicago, ut §2 ous 43 il L0 bl he adoption of these rates will aiso tend to de- | quantity of 314,526,782 pounds, an amount equal to the | 18 there any reason why a furnace in datue br s R i pir | cTs, Baley 18 offere Earabio part af the furelgn comimesos | weigut of e euure piton crof of the United Btates in | should have tie cost of Tea iron imereased by s dut many shares. At the Regular Board prices were +at the concession the ety to the United States. 1830, and about equal the entire umber of pounds of | conl which it consumes, or by the cost of transportation | not sustal d, and, as compared with the closing | 6,000 bush. ¢ Malt, in K gmyine t cotton now consumed in the United Stutes., from Pennsylvania, while th sylvania manufacturer | oo "0 vectorday, show the following changes: | siecia furley Malt is quict and heavy at | i the best waner SOUTH BROOKLYN STEAM ENGIN il and other south American States Las, as already In view of the enormous and rnrldly»lmnwng use of | has his conl at Lis own door, cheaper, at least by the cost preo b it o OWIng changes: | g1 osagt 52, Kyo 18 Leld with more confidence, but” wo | WORKS, sear Hom B N Y. stated, beeu nearly annibdlated, It w very considerabld | this new raw material in Great Britain, the Commissioner | of its transportation1 Is it wiso to adopt w poficy which | United States €5 of 1851 rose 1} per cent; the new llha: l_»!::::.:-‘l:; e j::kxl-";::: ;:x:rfl:r .“ MOV AL—P. H. DIMOND las REMOV e Wheat market is firmer, the steady reduc- ar stock and ady o 4 Flour give sellers the ad- and the market closes buoyant; the inguiry is | " Sith Targs Locomotive Butiers, seiid ether the best cver bult 1s the we, 1" Low achine Co s y: sales of Lon privite terms, and | 18 sets of ¢ o ade_from Pggoted serap iron, and tted 1ok CHICago, 65 6 Ived no mber of vessels are cd in he Cape of Gool | would fafl in bis duty if he did not enrnestly ask the at- | inevitably tends to concentrate o important s manufac- | 5 o e P 2 - ¢ * B jope and. Australiun trade, g out the produ Toution of Congrens £0 the necessity of logialating in such | tire us this 5 & single ; 320 fell & Cumberland Coal rose 14: Erie Pre- | gor ofito und Michigan, and ide. for . Cori oponed to a5 Bradry, sacond dooe below coraar of Blatbel, wp- Alm-rl;l’n hnluu’r_ and recelving for the same, In great | manner as will insure to the Unfted States honceforth w | That the Amevican y ;;-.nm‘-u-u'tl | ferred, 1; Ninois Central, 3 North tern, §, and Im e nmll with s Ay bo l.\:l;-lln .1.',.4 | part, the woolk of those conntries. If the proj participution in the profits of this great brauch of iu- Nis conl, 18 evident from the prices which preva ) T Tolee 2 Testel 1 _ | better and quite strong; sales of %00 bush. & 15e¥l 14 - o wool are adopted, the Commissioner is assure [ Histry: price fur 1 coRL 18 0y bdo L Bmietition 11e suppiiea | Clevoland and Toledo, 3. Western Union fell §; At- | ) Woaters Sixed in Store, and 1 15 for do., atioat. Marbie Alantels, nearly all these veasels will be at once ithdrawn from | A nt {he dutles on fmported articles made of jute, | the Ohio and Misslasippt and thelr tributary streanw, and | lantic Mail, 2; Adams Express, 2}; Pucific Manil \ s are without eliange; @ 8 = this trade, iv | & on the 1w | through all the territory which they water, with co: latw | Mail, 1; E o1 Reading, i; Michigan Southern, §; atlgal B er Kinds ure dull wud | \I-"“"-“‘/‘ [ANTE. .S: :;;!—;'; A T miucls 4 the fimportation of & retum ¢ curcely exceeds the ageregate of the dut 6. howe ¢ of wool will be i materal x on the goods manufactured. | Joss expense thau on the senbourd. ~He re - 3 The Commissioner 1s well aware that the present de. | 7 jute ean b hought ordinarily in the mar) Tor his ol At {het Tuipe in 1866, with & duty on foreign conl eveland and Pittshurgh, §; North-Western Pre The der thero have been | A1E G spy half the price of marbie. ::w-'d fuxfl""?ll‘n&h:“:m )‘-m-n-u hotlh fiber and | it 43 worth at present from $100 to €130 in | of 1 25 iu gold, than be did fn s, w '\ ovine A;‘x onl | forred, 4, and Fort Wayne, §. After the call the :n:u:-‘-;nmx-;-v Dy i y aud buy inul'wlhl‘ ::{.\-n e . “ X ren Xab & ihste Y T Dufacture--may 0 ak a rejoinder 1o e o v raverage quality % Hins b hoon 1 that Ni and | > 000 Moutevideo, from second hands, and New N $ N The eh | gold, dependii.g up and all the arguments thus sabmiited, and s wgood and | being wor . The duty widder the existing tartff is st of 1 safficient reason for an immedtite ads ance of the tariff, | §13 per tun, equal to 12 per cent; or taking into considera- | minous coals ncreased more thin 500,00 i currency value | get prices, when thy nounload with less loss, At A wialyalsof the cautes which linve el 10 this 0 Hio the loss f masufactuving, is vearly or quite equal to | pajd in the form of dutic ) 1 Board tl X 4 ure firm and in good demand for home ¢ 186t slon wilf, however, in his opinion, lead to an opposite con- | T o this add e reverue tax of | | If the miner hua not recived the benefit from this pro- | ! ond Board the market was steady, and after We quote At from 204 0@6., us to g nd estabiish the following fact | nt, which is on the | tection, it must have juured to the bencfit of the trans- | the call elosed firm at tations: New-York Cen- ‘uml\l'l)'-m E and States have had the o RLAMKIS MAKELR Y ORKS: Mo 1 on Slave NV Mantels pot up in the countrs. Cot this sut. ry Tun. ey low Dronaim ret - That e present Lich dutiea o combing wools | manafactured goods wnd on e v, neither the uiner 2§ 2. Frie. 67 018 free under the reciprocity treaty) | sume Sirufactnivg, equal to ransportat pany s derived avy benent | tral NH@N2; Erie, 6716671 Hudsou, 180@151; IME T -!n\‘:dn' ;’i" '::::!'t:\-xn'-\:ndm five por cent in gold—we hiave 20 per cent rate of it, the duty has of 10 avall as protection. | Reading, 106110 Michigan nthern, i~ A‘"” chan, Usrrun Sraves M -nv‘uu;‘u.;‘,u.m. 0 B W« H h e | tux fuposed ot present on Jute i’ its wanafact « olject of a duty i eith ik B it oy . vel W Lumnp. armavroy, D. €, Dee. 20, 108, ax fuposed at present on jute inits wannfactured The ol duty is clth nois Central, 122; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 90}@ MOLASSES— A moderate business is doig without | QEALED PROPOSALS will be received at fncrcasing | 0 10 have enuses 1 former years have #1so nearls destroyed the | dition. 1f, in addition to this, we take into consideration | smaller duty would fucrease tl broadeloth manufucture, which fornierly coustitated 50 | the prescit enlianced price of lubor price we must | fm ortations. The prescut duty Goes ot per cent and upward of the entire woolon industry of the | pay for labor for me, the American 15 not, as | afforded protection. oountry. Hoth of these industrics, . ‘|h'4|u|m!|( e 1 wow ure, i1 as favorable a condition to compete | It is, perlinps, unnecossary to recapltulate here the well- ‘?\-w yet ralsed 10 apy extent iu the d Stutes ws | with the forelgn manufacturer as he was before the Re- | knowt argituents for making coul free of ll duty, The Ar basis, would, f in active aperation, Work upa very | hellion, with 1o duty on the forcign articl in other | m es of 100 hilids, Cu wh; No Lote i pric i Museo- | 3 Y (hiy (e wnth 12m. MONDAY, Jan. 14, for the purchase, fro the 100 bhls, New-Orleans ut United Sintes, of Five Thousand (5.000) Fo'ded llv':uh-‘ Ul {s. Demerara at i T Rl AL UL A B s i e noe stored ot the works of CONING & WINS h-Western, 461@403; North-Western Pre- | change to { Fort Wayne, 106a 100}, Exchange is firm at the following rates: London, | nwnths, o sight, 110@110§; com O1LS or st the United States - tiring industry of wny country, to bes permanent. | g days, 1004 104 sonsiderable proportion of Amerienn fiesce—{rom 202050 | words, the protective dntie . " nufac . g bl £ 1 | 00 dayw, 10041005 ; o mmaln cent.-und thels Drostration, therefore, lum not owy | neutrulized by faxes and the duty S e Hoed I e O hx rricin hat Ahould bo 6 | awtsg; Paris, long, 516 short, iy 1o e prl el e e Bt o ey rived the Amierican wool-grow W very Iportant | Another ve Dortant argwibont 15 4 e bt AntwWerp, 5.20a5.170; Swins, 5.80ah.17; Hamburg, wod busiiicss wis dou .0 CRILLY, Bit. Col and A Q M., Y. & A 26 tor New Western Moss, I §2 u i%to be found | chenpest possible rate to all consiy certain market for & portion of his surplns prodnets, | ng the wanufacture of jute i this conntry S8 s alow dimipinhed the mdtoement {or the itroduc: | (b the bellef thi Jute. cas: b rows o e fow bats : ; sobasol; Amsterdam, 4185 Frankfort, 413; Bremen ¥ow Mews, seller [, rron in this conntry has a direct 3 i o M55 Bremen, for New Mess, seller thon of nww breeds of shee, and the ntroduction of new | Vnda in the Souti to gieat advantage, The fute oot | ey e winrmied and lighted at the Toweat cont, Berlin, M@ 2L, ) Mess, seller F fscellancone. oo B ".;""' merly | [inowe whiost apontaneausly tn Tidia; equires but very | his food shull be eheaply cooked ; while chieap ste hts, 10 1 191,000 beish. 4 Ales, cash and s s g e IR . Feyroer ;nhflngt:mpenm of the wuy, cotton, ‘!n:;n«n}l |4 Hengl ivation, aud yields i fiber alout. three times as | chenpiron are essential, if the country s o man i ahits, to Liverpool, 21 hosh. Corn at 24, 2y o 2 tor ( l-\Nll.\l TAN OIL COMPANY -uniuu'ini‘nm}l‘.’fflfi"&"{’é‘.fl'&'iil‘.‘."". .'",. (|\‘";';.<:I-'-I; | :"\Ii' if ll"l.l;l',-“"lll"::":m- opiufou of the Commissioner ith other wnd competing commercial und wans | 1,200 bales Cotton at {@5-16d.; and per stemmer, 800 | $21 2051 wrl New Western \lv.'»'.k’ t 5 "", sderat No. 16 Broadway, N. Y. d 8 i X aw taken by the Gov: hales Cotton at 9164 100 tieroes Beef ubs. To | Aot st teo e at é.‘w'v:.)?: ‘ot Ol SOLE MANCPACTURERS OF theretore, havi EXTRA LARD 011, wny wpeeinl h o Faetorica. o cither entirely remo B b |t ccment and encourage tra, ___ For Rallroads, Sterm 08t oxtraordinery demund for | ey steady = ol 12 d e 10 # great Juere Loundon, 500 bbls, Rosin at 2, 6d. Flain Mess, $11w#15 for New do; 81 3 bt AW s SR tely uc- The businegs of the Sub-Treasnry was: Receipts, | B 647 o, e ot Hastio welfare rather thi that the duty on coal b At present, ])LAL\' AND ORNAMENTAL WORK. ithomof affairs in reversed; and cotton, as the cheapr | METALS ANM THE NANUFACTURE OF METALS i - ' | s : ] ; the fstent with the requirements of t "Lrg;%‘i 15:??"5'. i-!; N‘"('h' A"If n e | # \';1]3.7.':E:f'wfi’|r";‘;m': ] e mitl it :'(""":“l":*w::)' o revenius. i el for Customs, $161,00; Payments, $2,714,- | ute dull t ubont $a00 30 or Westert, ”:“l,{hmndnrr: utrodyeing jturbing | enlity thi uties on fron und | DRUGH by MICALS, PAIXTS, OILS AND MEDIC 1 8 4 Todas A0 n s it 10ge., o o Theun WAl o ngialation A 17 e ",5.&“;“ UK | S, sl 0 e 1PUSISNal Whih Y awd aeeh sae s b e 1 - R r Pl : !’;"‘"‘“ #07,161 50 40—Gold Notes, §513,000, o 1, Diased o opend i | T4 o, baving sompltd s of el g o, ludd“lllulwy énl aud interesting faét brofight out ‘ essential colupone ]l-'N o heufar FiveR B Wt The new arrapgement which has been adopted in the has been in sharp dewand at 7 per cent, and 3 Tuslide figures; we ,l‘r" Dt 8a¥4C | gugi sron work for bulkliegs tafaeloner nisriag tbe tuquiries fustituted hy the Com- | On the one AT, ths BUhyfal tureh preseut evidencd | clusification of hess Articl 1% heticved, | gecounts in wauy cases were made up with some | f0r Weatern, und pane. for City JEat Ooned firi, | ©AfRRICAN AND ENGLISH ROLLYD 1ROY BRAMR - prices, was the receptio test] | tending to eetablish the uecesaty for a Very considcrable purt of 1 . but elosed lieavy; sales of 60 pkics at 124, for COMPQUND DEAMS AND GIRDERS FOR Axp mon n‘mlu ul!.-td every aection 1 | wdvance over the exl»ll:(l 1ol of duty,iu order to en- of the publie interested in trouble. In commereial paper no changs. The pro- | wud 010 Westozin und tage. and 2ja15¢, for Fule BRIDGES. e e amutacturces of, clothing, that rarely, fu | able thein to continue prodiictlon sad to Bumire develop | flieir imy e duties lave also been substi- | posed reform s fn the Bank law at Washington are | N m ind Kettle Tendored Sow Westor CAST IRON OBLUMKS, BRAMS, AND: GIRBSRS 4 sold o lting thdmenanst 00 LK and slofhing heen | sm(, on the i Diund, the Fepreiutatives of ‘the fu- | tuted $0f ad valorem (0 4 very gousiderable exign g . s Aellyery o phios, seller £om Tsthalf of January to [ PATENT KEVOLVING SHUT TRRS. Hemden of Tas e uL seasor; tnis sowing thd tho | portiug inierest ntend Ut mitwial udvinee over | % Yrsn, 2h e | | RO eglentated to make money 9 ol DRl 50, seller Py, w15, | TRON FRONTS FOR STORES. d economy. 118 D% progosed 10 remedy thse diffi- | agipst the increase of duties on tliewo AriChg or clae d 1 -J:fnl:v;:-‘\l-.: ‘:l'.‘.'flr'}'vl.‘.‘.‘»"..’.‘..‘.‘,'"i.."i"'.’,..?‘m'“ By u‘”:.': posed to keep on the safe side. The city banks are g Gio 3 TN AND SEATK ROOVING. Skt LLGHIS, AND SC¢FTLYS, Ol Mews 4 ¥ g o their legal ye £ 300 b & their surplas above their legal yeserve, | of 80 i Okl AN EOTM - The 1 culties by ing the Deiees of woolens <1111 higher. wnd that 1arge additional rates should bt hy p .l’l preseatlng thess ¥iewsShe Compiioe ot | e et producta In ordor: that they Biky nob bé | Yot tare peeyonehe frc “':‘"M';u", ‘;‘:’fizl"%uy reduction of (he present | placed in @ condition Jess ndvautageous tiau uiiesr the | &% machinery, should bo cheap rather than that the i B woain. B the coutrary By Lac.ae regards tuacomb- | existing Torltt. " has q. | Dok seoduction should be espectally favored. Tesides | wall. Ax compared with the commence B0 etents oy [ favors und recommend Under these cirenmstances the Commissioner Su- | the owledged fact that the sources of supply of i i = 'uu:‘m’:'l"m:‘ o= nfinunth , of the opiu- | clined to (e opinion, that If the Internel Revenue taxes | Aweric ber are diminiahing with omi yous rabidity, | their leading items compare as follows: dom that the dutien, as they 1O¥ Maud, atford ull the yro- | conld be eutliely reinoved from the Mazvacture of all | Ja i dtaelf 8 g e At 5o, spocini protection 16 Deposim, Lawss. . Bpecin. Lagal Teu'r Olcewiation. | of 0 tor, Cnrplitin at d@oje. . Tho stoek 5 18,004 bigy J. B. & W. W. QORNELL, & B RN L R eations ¢ 't expect - Naving | forms of bar, plate and shoet fron as’ liw bus already re- | necded for the iareyt: for, from this canse, prices must | 117 S0 1504626 425 100 #1020 O #7LOT 07 10 SEER | cleaned Lt India, and so4 tes, Carolina, o » WA'q 0 | commended, 1o general ineroase in 10 pites of duty o1 gontinually ""{Eg.m' 00 Wi Drobably never tal | Dec3h e 301120 " 356,34, : o a8 | RUERICA modérate business has been domng in Raw at majorify of the people that their | fast reduci w8, veliicles, furniture, cars, sips | i by njudicions tinkering can be pushed to the ree Ol I8 woraiial. PRCAT ATTENTION GIYIE 70 WORK bt STORES BAYK. o fguiey <11 at about povionsrates; sles i o et i mgaoy / ' A regas Ve i prices—al all that they vught on Ll KFOUIA & expedicuey to fe | 116 Inportation of these urticles woul helow what is 3 fnere Tocraase. Dectease, Decrewse. Tncrewsa | Bugira ot fouer rutos; sales of 340 blida, at 10@104c. for - x cient t0 afford & falF temuneration S, i D DT e | S bt Havans at 1056, Hnfited: hre Ak Bohew i, {4 opinion, a few of the leading fron manufacturers of | to those engaged "} howover, in the Judgmeut of Congige (h facts nd | thr o b oh o e o DS As tuapatitiment, 0f o | would, therefore, secl, cous (adustey. 'A wise foremebt : . aba. A 3y boxen Tiavan T Cat majoriy a i dlotate thit wo shouldnow hva | The hanks by this showing bave in the year lost Ty o qm:f‘ 198 New mnm"w fat 13 18 presented henowith are not rectly to the contrary, the Commis | band our national argumen wonclu- to vor andl i Increase of duticn. uport wia e eonelt | great majority 1a dvectly 1o R S befenice. wouldre- | Look Lo other countrice toCes of this ra, waterial, A48 | o ime in expanding with coustantly decreasing 1o | iy Gull 1 il S ot S SO | SR o U s |l A SRR | T en P (AT T g pre Choms F WOOI Kbuw) 48 COTVAR" UF *Wyrsted | of IR0 abpre SOt O | Qticle shal by exbanatea. Lo b TR, S o8 e drnedty 4781 sndonones WATTBRA e Iouctive Akd prides are nominal i