Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-04
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for % cents now brings 80. The farmers, we
trust, will he able TO sell their wool Mt lu'r price,
and Tor ready cash.-.4lbdny Journal
The Ithaca journal Of the 18th u has the fol-
lowing paragraph:
We are informed by gentleman conversant
with The matter, that during the week enu'ng sat
urday last there was paid out Tor the Single arice
OF wool, in this village, rising ten tllo'lsauu uoI-
lars in cash. The prices paid ranged rom ~ 10
30 cts. per pound Such an amount uls",ou'eu
throughout this county as The proceeds OF INC a.
hove single article, must in measure re,eVe une
necessities of the community. we peHeVe me
wool brought to this market the present senson'
las been greater in bulk aud value tlhn tlat re-
ceived at any other market in Western M 4 orN'
The Madison Couny y, N. Y, Eagle OF The l9Ih
ult. says that more than two hundred inousard
pounds OF wool have been purchased III CoZeno-
via within few weeks past, ut prices ranging
from 25 to 35 cents per pound.
The Freedonia, N. Y. Censor Of the 9Th ult.
contains the ollowiug:-
UoDi. The importance Of this product to our
country is daily increasing, and is now one OF Tie
most ifnpurinut articles OF uade. IN 1870, there
was, according 10 the census, 265,95o lbs OF That
article produced. There is still more produced
now. OF this amount, it is estimated that there is
about 100 900 sold 10 eastern manufacturers when
brings quite little sum of money into the coun-
try Fine wool sellsat liltle advance from last
years prices.
Gond Mars for Farmers! Tho good effects Of
tho Tariff are now Just beginning 30 he ielt. Wo u
is now selling in New York Al 81 cents, cash, aud
the rrices are steadily advancing general I'M
petus is given TO alt branches ol Anerlrou Indus
try. From Pittsburgh Pa. we have Ire most grail
Tying accounts of business. Last year men hud
their stocks lying on their hands drug, Incrhah-
les and lahorng men were out OF employ meht-
But tins year, the warehouses are generally swept
Glenn of the old stocks und have luIe new, crsll
business is done, cash paid for wages, necllaulr'
employed, and every thing promises well Tor the
future.
All the people have got to do is to stand Ivy the
principles Of Protection to American Industry, 80
lei our farmers, who are able, hold ON 10 their
Wool and stick TO the Tariff, which has alrrady
dcne so much towards Il restoration Ut the bust
iiess of The cOuutry.-ffee Pr,Ss.
The Iatif-" What hare The Wigs Done y
The Tariff is universally denounced 10y the 10.
cufocos rs is also The late Wing Congress. "What
have the wings done p is their inressaut utter
ro.atory. s5uch replies us embodied in the
following items which every days mail bring Us
from all portions OF the Uuon, while they are tri-
umphanl aud co elusive, are at the same une
month shutters for the Free TraIees
Such is The demand for goods at present, anl
such it likely to be III future, ii Is believed Ivy
OF our most DUSllefS Iltl,
a large amount OF capital will soon be invested III
the erection OF new manutacturl-S. Siuce ;he
first ul January last there has been imported into
the United states from various places, about hT-
lien millions oC dollars in specie. This is one OF
the good ehecIs OF the Wing Tamil; measure
Of that Congress of which ii has been so often
and so launtlngly asked, what have they done >
IT isnow seen VIVA, they did, and the effects o
their doings are fei as well us seen Is the gradna
recuslatUn o: business, and the resignation Of
confidence" - Phiiudelphid Forum.
ave have cheering udvices from the manu-
featuring villages at The East. Business is gemer-
ally active, aud wages us gh as thry ever were
considering what morey will buy. New bull
dings are goIugup raphiiy--tilty ia Dover, N. II
alone Aud, what is better even than thus, Manu-
features IRE extending themselves and new branch
es of business being started throughout all paris
of the cUunlIy."--I Tribune.
Reriraio of BusnesS.-The fall trade has o.
pened unusually early this season and promises
10 he better lllaG il has been for several years. II
was stated to us yesterday. that an old house ia
Front street made more sales on Tuesday than
they ever made III any one day IN The most pany
urncs."- Philadelphia Gazette.
We might multiply .l,ese proofs nd in6niium.
These me the effects OF the wing t0rlf-the great
measure Of the wing Congress. v i'll The Loco
Cpcos continue To ask, G. What have The Wings
DONE
Rise in The price Of tp]ol. I've are graiiiel to
hear that wool is rising The same quality which
recently sold for twenty eight GEMS NOW brings
81 Holders demand 30.
This rse should it go no further, will make n
material difference in the income OF the wool.
growers. There is prospect, however, thai il
viii continue to rise, rs the times improve, and
ere long reach such height us cnnnOt fail To sat
isfy all who engaged i'll lis productions. Ii The
present tariff he allowed to continue in force The
wool. growing interest must prosper
Troy Wig.
Several wooden and cotton factories near Pha.
delphia winch have been kept idle for the last two
years, we ARE happy 10 enrI, are now III full ope-
ration, one Of them turning out IA 900 yards Of
Goods yenrly The same enliyeung and cheer
ing Intelligence comes IN 10 us from nearly every
quarter Aud to what Cause shall we attribute
this great change in business? Is II Il matter
of course affair, or is i; the "ruinous' workings
of the "accursed rarifi?' o, when will people
cease TO be humhugged!
From the New-York Tribune.
Manufactures al Cuhoes.-The State Mechanic
contains II EOtIce OF some OF The nianuin c,uriul
establishments at Cohoes--a Lutte village ahou
nine miles IRON thar city, which although small
| has become II town Of no litlle importance iron
! the manufacturing operaIous carried on 10y it,
inhabitants, The largest establishment is thai o
! the Harmony Colon Mill, III winch about three
! hundred persons are employ cd al good wages
and 5000 sIindes are kept in constant operation
| The number OF looms is al; the following tab
ofunnuul expenditures is gwen:
Cotton CONSUMED 100000 lbs. $4,000
Consumption oil oil aud coal, 1000
Labor OF operatives, 2e4OO
Incidental expenses, 5000
TOTAL, % 400
The amount of goods manufactures is ab"u
100000 yards of which one fifth is in sheeling,
and the residue printed cloths.
But the most Interesting establishment is h
Hosiery Mandatory OF EgberIs aud Bailey. "
now Impor; from abroad about $4,000 00e wGrI
OF hosiery every year, aud comparatively lnIh