Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

The number of bushels Of manufactured or inseca
% besp sn s on NE o a
pondlng quarter OF the year 1856.
The increase of the salt duties very remarkable fact II
indicates the increase Of uaon either by emigration or
otherwise The tolls indeed diminished this dininu-
toni principally the foreign merchandise The traaspor
taon from the west to the tide water has about
10 or Is cent This has of the cop
Whatever decrease have taken place in the foreign
trade there be doubt but the internal coasns
trade of the United 1887 will an increase over
that 1885, the bulk and transportation though perhaps not
value. The dmnuon of price, fluctuations of
the present banking system, reduce the aggregate a.
Of the domestic trade, though greater conod
ties below the estimates of 1885, At all events crops
manufactures and domestic trade of country great
basis of its foreign trade and prosperity However depressed
the foreign trade be any PERIOD il domestic
trade shews signs Of health and animation danger
Of the future.
Phe internal and coang trade of the other states indicate
the signs which New York does. In New England the
manufacturing system is the great branch Of its industry Ga
that all others depend As they hardly raise enough
for their consumption. For several months past
nufacturers have been at sand but learn that they
now beginning revive As the crops of wheat corn
ton &c market will manufacturing industry revive
In aew days the will open Nbos
Garden We shall then have opportunity of learning from
every section OF the manufacturing the condition and
prospects of that branch OF industry The amount of capital
employed the cotton and wooen trade very great and in
spite of the revusen and inactivity Of this year. it win soon
again be on the increase.
The internal trade Of Pennsylvania highly prosperous
Thsis best shown by the gradual increase Of tolls spite
of the dmnuon of the foreign trade. The United
is merely for Pennsylvania about establishing system of TO-
reign exchange which, in conjunction with its agencies in the
southern ard states will draw great deal trade
through Philadelphia In the foreign trade between this
country and England it probable that the following
capital will be applied supply the deficiency created by the
recent failures in London =
s. Jaudon agent for U. 8. Bank, $5,ooo.o0o
II King nr Man Vnyk
Other new houses 3 100000
se5Oo,Ooo
These viii help ill mp the gap caused by tho
rsyuson but should the gloomy predictions uttered,
about the action Of Congress- out to be true,
pare for and greater difficulties
there half disclosed intention among the politi
clans Washington defeat all the before Con-
grts in order continue he excitement that out Of the
either one the other What folly for government
be quaeing about the safe repositories Of its funds when
that very government has dollar in ping
oaers breeches pocket would keep all surplus the
may have for couple Of The subreasuy
debate is therefore humbag-mag setsm-suf-trash The
only real points Of interest the issues of Treasury notes. and
the renewal of the commercial bonds beth amounting Sl7
100000 IT, for the purpose ofurher agitation
the politicians oany party defeat those measures third
Of the solvent merchants yet left SANDING will be crushed
the earth
In aid Of th. destructive policy, the suspended banks
uniting their influence with the politicians These banks
enjoy monopoly Of the issues Of paper money,
der make great dividends and hence will be found The
of their refusing negotiate with the The
banks becoming marauders society," and viii
necessary revouuonre the entire yss and only
grant the power Of coming paper money real capitalist
the holders This will fern the great question at
the next election and in the next egislalure.
IS.