The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-15

The stock in this city does not accumulate rapid
ly there greatly increased shipments abroad
they not varying far from eight hundred pack
ages month TO the west however, the supplies tend
and the demand from that quarter has been in the last
two months pretty large, reports from Boston, Phia
delpha and Baltimore have exhibited In Cincinnati the
market opened this month at Flower point than did the
eastern markets At the east the best description of heavy
Sheetngs were held firmly at OF a9i They could be
bought then in Cincinnati at 81 to o. This did not last
10 per cent above November prices The stock of Prints
in obbers hands was excellent There were new styles
Of light and medium coored Spring Fances, very beau
tu far surprising the choice patterns Of French and
English goods-and at much lower prices
1t is supposed that in is44, the manufacturing bust
crease will be on solid and healthy basis Accounts
from China although theyat first blush appear unfavora
the world notwithstanding trade has not yet been fully
authorised by the Emperor and notwithstanding cot
by the Chinese shipments thther from Boston continue
and likely continue. Annexed the exports of
domestios from that city for the two weeks ending 9th
ult =:
To East Indies. ............... .345 bales.
south America. ...........'...sS s
west lndles.
Total. ...To2
The latest shipments from this country. to. China
get in favor with the Chinese our commerce
with that nation will be IMMENSE and be
tariffs in Chrisendom. 1t must be conceded that
the present tariff in combination with entertainments has
caused great number Of mills to be built in all parts Of
ration AS indications Of what doing this side oil
the Atlantic in manufactures will give these facts
Several cotton mills have been established and -four
shng in South Carolina: and learn that large tract
ofland about 5000 acres in South Carona miles
above Petersburg Ga, the Savannah River including
great water privileges has been purchased by English
company for the purpose of entering largely into the
business of manufacturing cotton goods &c is intend
ed il is said TO import all the requisite workmen from
England, who are to be settled on the land
steam factory is to be erected in Hartford for the
auiac ao Of cotton goods &c re capital is fixed
been made.
Five hundred yards of American Bunting are daily
manufactured at birmingham Massachusetts The arti
Gle is said to be every way as good as the foreign.
company has been formed in Boston with capital o
one million dollars and have purchased privilege which
in the of another year will set in motion two mill
Of 10000 spindes each, to manufacture mousiines d.
laines SC.
rope made here to sell at So and S. In England thu
same kinds sold from SO to ST. whilst these wholly
WOOL raised in Vermont and manufactured at Andover
Mass, IRE of finer stock and more brilliant dyen every
half the price.
bill has been introduced into the Maine Legislature
to incorporate company, by the of the Pepperel
Manufacturing Company" allowing them to hold person
81 and real estate not exceeding 81 ooe and auhor
zmg them to carry on at Saco Falls the manufacture
cotton, and such other materials as may be connecte
Herewith.
learn that petition has lately been forwarded from
Camden to the New Jersey Legislature in favor Of
derae and necessary charter for the incorporation of
company to erect and establish Of the largest cotto
manufactures in the United States The buildings aon
will cost about $aoOooo and the company will emplo,
nearly 1000 persons thereby creating demand for SOM
200 additional dwelling houses. The projectors of thi
great enterprise confidently calculate supplying Phila
dephia with cotton goods at from to 10 per cent cheape
than those obtained from New England while the demand
for them cannot fail to exceed the supply when the gres
western trade Of that city considered Seven
land will be required with extensive frontage tn
Delaware to carry this important movement for Camder
and Philadelphia into effect
appears that cotton factory has been started ir
Jefferson county, Georgia, by Scotchman. All the
cesssry buildings have been erected and large portion
Of the machinery has arrived there's it consists OF fin
steam engine Of twenty horse power, from the Novelty
Works, New York; machine for burning wool, rccen
invention, which Is said towork we'll woollen cards
spindes for the purpose of spinning yarn These
were followed by about thirty tons Of other machinery
for the purpose of manufacturing cotton cloth and
into cotton baggirg
According to these statements there Is a general move
ment all over the country in cotton manufactures
the old manufacturing towns, such Patterson in New
Jersey, Lowell, sc. SC the utmost activity prevails.
New mills arc going up in Patterson, and that thriving
place is in the greatest apparent prosperity and
dcaon OF the condition Of the business in New England
we will give the last quotations in Boston OF stocks
the woollen and cotton mills