Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-10
after The law took effect.

Sugar, New Orleans, 4ia6 GAIA
Alollsses, do. 81 80
Lnseed Oil. 65 so
American Pig Iron, 80 IS
Lead, Pig, 81
Beeswax, Is 43
Ashes, Pot, Dbl. 4 SO 90
The good effect is seen in the West,
TOO. 1t is felt here. All business IS i'm
proving. The Maysvlle Monitor SAYS.
Business has revived 10 all quarters.
Exchange upon England is down-pro.
duce, labor, property Of all kinds is mount.
ing up. The croakers are dumb hard
cider is cooperating, and constitutional lib
erty, free and unshackIed by the tyranny
Of federal bank expressions, is triumphino
gloriously triumphngw
The effects OF the Independent Treasu.
ny system (says the louisville Advertiser
are beginning TO be sensibIy felt in spite
oi all the efforts Of the federalsts-p rices
hare already ddrdnced We learn from
recent number Of the Pitlsbu,nher that.
by an arrangement among iron masters.
and those connected with the business. in
-t''r city of Plttsbarg, entered INTO within
lew days, new tariff Of prices has been
universally adopted al m advance of half
cent per pound, or TEN DOLLARS
PER TON, on all kinds Of iron manu-.
iacture. A similtr increase is asked for
pig lead, and white lead will also advance
as matter Of course.
The Daily News, published at Brook.
Ign, N. Y. says: ave nre informed by
gentleman IN whose word we have the
utmost confidence, that tho snles Of house
IN New York, engaged in the woolIen hu.
siness, have been This fall from $4,000 to
$4,000 per day, which is great increase
over their business Of last yeur."
10 Boston, money is SO plenty, that
5000 dollars have been collected at the
ladies Fair for mere iriAes; and, accord.
ing 10 the Boston Transcript, the rush for
tickets 10 see Fanny Elssler, al the Thea
ire was such that $500 was paid as pro-
mum for the choice Of boxes.
In the city Of Mobile, two hundred new
houses have been built this season. In
Louisville, twenty two new aud splendid
stores have sprung up, like feat OF magic
from the ashes ofthe great conllagralion
which occurred last spring tall opoung,
alive with business, as il nothing had hap.
pencd.
In st. Louis, the Argus assures us that
jonrneymen carpenters receive two dollars
per day, and 50 do nearly all Of the numer.
Gus journeymen mechanics Of every pro.
tession. awe think It safe 10 say,'' Oh.
serves the Argus. "that more Of the JOUR.
peymen Of the different mechanical pro-
LESSONS receive over than under SO per
day for their labor. All journeymen prin-
tiers receive 50, day, and many, much
more-the pressman who prints this paper
receives three dollars per day for every
day he works, and that is too frequently
seven days in week: Journeymcn tai>
Tors can average nearly four dollars day.
Stump speokiog blacksmiths, who labor
at the political, instead Of, and TO the stea.
dy and continued neglect Of the shop bel.
lows, find wages low and employment
scarce.
"Mofe buildings are progressing at this
time towards completion than were ever
seen before at one time in st. Louis. This
affords excellent and abundant employ
ment TO all who are willing to work. AL
this time Of hurry and hustle, the lazy and
the lrihing. and the worthless find il diff.
cult to obtain employment, for the time Of
employers is TOO precious to be wasted up
on such objects; but the hand Of tho indus
trious wonderfully prospers. The "sky
looks bright Harrisonism does not el-
feet, nor hard cider stuItify him. His
country Is his idol and humbug his abhor-
renee. |
every whore labor appears to receive
, proper reward--oil branches Of Industry
Ieem to be.fourishing and aHording their
,ursuerS competence and wealth. Yc,