Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-08-25
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Rem pace during the period referred
to-
The value Of the apparel and bsber !
dashery exported from EngIand TO the
United States 10 1888 was I27,21ll; in .
1886, 254,269I and IN 1912. "a 1891. .
The value ol he brass and copper man.
ufsclures n 1888 was st, ,456I. /; in 1886
270,028I; and 10 l842, 89.952i. The
value Of couon manufactures end cotton
yarn in 1883 was 1873 047l; in 1886,
2,729 1901 and IN l842, 487. .270l. The
value Of esrlben wars in 1888 was 321,
G6ll; in 1885, 495, ,5I2L; and IN lS42,
l6S673l The value of the hardwares
ard cutlery in 1888 was 76l ,4O5l in
1886, 4,3lS,4l2L; and 10 lS42, $685.
8SlL. The value OF iron end sleel
wrought and ubwroughf, 10 1888 was
4l5,5l5I.; in 1886, 9l3,3S7L; and in
I842 1894 ,s54L Tho value OF Inc linen
manufactures, including linen yarn. in
1888 was S32 ,Gl2l 10 1886. 1. .6Ss ,0I2I
and 10 l842, 463,465l The value OF
the silk manufactures in 1888 was 25l.
27sI.; in 1886, 537 ,040L /; and in 1912,
81 ,243L The value OF tin and timed
plates in 1888 was l41, 1851 in 1886,
240, ,378L; and 10 1912, l44,45U. The
value Of woolen manufactures in 1888
was 2,2s9 1881 in 1886, 3.l99, 1851
and in ls42, S92 1851; and tho value OF
other British and Irish goods in 1893
vas 699,772l in 1886, I,025 1891 and
i1 1912, 422 404L The total value Of
British exports 10 America in 1888 was
4,57s, 1891 in 1886, |. .425, ,705i; and
> in 1912, 3,52S, ,S07l.
The imports from the United States
into this country show very different
;, result. The import OF bark has lncrea'
! ! sed between 1888 and l842 from l8 :
459 cwt. 10 27,648 cwt: that oil saItec
beel from 699 cwt. TO 1924 cwt thai o
y butter from cwt. to $3.50 cwt that O
;, cheese from 8 cwts to l4,097 cwts.
that Of wheat from nothing TO 1911
= quarters; that of wheaton flour fTor
35 ,G29 cwts to 3sl ,O66 cwts that {
hams from 72 cwts TO 1873 cwts; tba
Of Iard from nothing TO 26, ,555 evils
!" that of pork from 1852 cwts. TO l3 40
cwts; that Of rice from "A Ala quarter
:, 10 40 ,450 quarters; that Of clover see
- from $50 cwts TO 1852 evils; that {
- tobacco from 20.746 .3l7 lbs to 1858
- Ol2 lbs; that OF cotton wool from 237,
506,758 lbs. to 4l4,030,779 lbs; sn
that OF turpenriue from 322 ,486 cw,s.
IT 40S, $50 c~ls and that OF sheeps' wot
cd from 1874 618 ITO SCI O2S lbs,
~ With regard to shipping. the Amer
- can Tonnage (snterejl has incress'
~ from 220, 500 tons to 3I9,524, and Il
~ BRUSH tonnage from ll4,200 to 1875
" 745 tons
h Alter making every allowance for Il
i. more Than usual embarrassment Of trat
~ in the United States in 42, the first pa
id OF the above return cannot be regardt
, ), as being otherwise than most untavor
:, bic TO the prospects OF English industl
e' whilst the second shows that the 6alan
10 Of trade is turning against this count
'nu in manner which render ii doubt
.oe whether we shall not shortly have
)" paw for American cotton in specie i
aI' w stead of goods. Nothing but We
'c" great revival OF The demand for Engi
so' manufactures can save US from this ev
Es and, without a reform OF The Amerie
'u.' tariff there 10 very little hope of q
-: ~ revival al all equal TO the necessities
-" the case, but we must consent TO ma
~ ~" liberal concessions il we wish or he
t"p :"I To receive them,
. in Concerning the Iron trade the repo
are are most depIorabIe. The AmerIt
M tariff has reduced this branch Of Brit
M commerce TO the most wretched cor
tho lion. The Slsffordshire iron mast
,o have appointed dspulation to wait
Sir Robert Peel TO lay before biz
statement of their condition, but Il
ia" are too much divided among themsel
So TO venture to suggest any remedy
~" the mean time a further reduction
wages has taken place which threa
fearful consequences Winners N