The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-05

FOee parW \ ll.l fsx ruably. ". thd
Fsudldais ~ lss Paik ElFFkgnl pttfi
thti - hauRl e hsuE - Faef Eru
lrom NmEina 20 Rasl0a
NJ Edmsads u EFpsied ls be q 90
Il islrnls snd q some iafafmslien. anl
yes Le 10 80 ignossnl Il ne trade 81 h,
aun Slsts ~ nol % knaw thss Re Mes
Ensland Slaies, ard Masssshssssl. 20.
peeially. are he gEssirsi eenssneFs e IL
-four and gr1ia Il fHasnis. 1his pre-.
posisruus ssssEiien ef 81 Ednaads "a
inasdialsly nj By he esukesirs q
nsIehzns and shippers Al Rsehmoad. 10
nh en- IheS sisse ne lsei thai noi lees
han 400. 900 10 500. O0n bhls. Il annI
orc srnl IRON EHsinls = Ne. Englaad,
and lhai 500 600 bushsls 81 vsgsnlacorn
ne consumed snnIally b. MassarhussllH
alone!
The following are amnrg the esni6-
ralrs Iurni.hsd By The Rirhmaad MR.
ehsnl.. and hey are % corrosive of
superior benefits Il home over foreign
make, thai Isey deserve 10 Be sideiy
cireuiaief:
We. the undersigned Merchants cfihs
city of Redmond. bsinr engaged in .
general Commission Produce Business,
have eohslali'y been 10 The habit Of max
ing extensive shipments Of breed stuff. 90.
PeeislIy flour. o. Boslon and o.h.r Ess.
hra towns. a. smnrg.t The best markets
open 20 Gs for our surplus, even WHEN
here is lnrsign demard far u: Tor in thar
rase the charges are 80 heavy = % reduce
he nett Prncstd. n sbrul nur osn prices
generally, and the opsrs.ion ~ home il
isr quWksr. We also ship 10 those porIs.
a variety u 0,her snlclss, such - Goa.
pig iron. &c. &r. &c. accounting in The
sggregaie TO very large sun annually.
DEaN e. BRowS.
WILLIAMS Il HAxALL,
WV. ANDERSON, jf.
SHIELDS & SosERvlLLE,
Ford e. WooDsos,
LEWIS ID. CRENsHAw & Go.
We have been engaged in The Con-
mission Business 10 the rily Of r ehmond
Tor The last iwenly nine ytars, during
which tine We hare hid extensive trans
aciinnssl 9Th the towns IN New England.
and part culs,ly si'h Boston. We have
shipped more or less -four and other pro-
ducts Of Niglnia - Boston every year.
and some years probably 20 much . two
or three thousand barrels. We have had
an opportunity 20 become quite veil &C.
quainlsd with the operations Of trade in
the State Of Msssschussit. generally. and
have seen BY . recent sisimeni OF Gov.
Briggs Of that State. that IL had been as
cerlsinej that The Sta,e Of Massachusetts
paid annually for the products OF the OH
er stss. fnrry NIL ions Of dollars. CON-
prisIng floor. corn. Goals. wood, cotton.
leather. g.. &c. This statement was
made by him in his address 10 the I.eeis-
laiure, to present n them The vast bens-
FL tia. was derived by The Sou,hern aad
Western States, BY the purchases Of Mas
sachuseits, end that Massachusetts, vas
enabled 10 purchase thus largely from
her sister States, through The protection
afforded 10 her industry by The Tsnfr.
We have never seen The statements Of
Gov. Briggs connaiictsd. We hare
seen o,her statements from sources that
may be relied upon from persous we per-
sorally knew in Massachusetts, Ina, the
smoun, paid annually fnr bIe.d stuif..
alone, to other States, by thai Safe, is
about seven mrlllnns Of dollars.
DAVENPORT g. ALLEN.
In Hunts Merchant Nj ,pssrns is pub
li.hrd the following table of The exports
al fur from James river, from Oct. !,
1912. 10 Oc'. I, lS43:
To South America 5s,135 bbls.
To Great Britain 6.954 L"
To West Indies 3 36I /"
To the North. cos,twise, ll6 22i
1874 CIT
Here il il shown By conclusive data tina.
the Northern Sta es-,hsli i. tie msnuf4c-
turers-take nearly twtce as mnrh If the
anur from James River az all the world
bssidt---and thai r 81 nd, f,r hose sake
we are asked By the anIi.tarrfitrs II break
N n an = -, auf. cfnt,.a ussJ Les al m ono.