The New York herald., 1844-11-19


for ihs remainder ef the season viii be larger then y
made The banks are afraid that specie to large amount
will Hnd s Way to foreign countries. and refuse 70 make
loans because the specie - dsnandedn return for ever,
discount made The money market u getting tight and
the rate Of interest fun up to the legal point In the face
Of these movements stocks cannot but decline.
James W. Weir Esq, has been elected Cashier Of the
Harrisburg Bank in place Of Walters. Esq. resigned
The Bank OF St. Marys. Of Columbus Geo, 10 selling
sight cheeks on this city at par.
by decree issued by the government Of Brazil on the
ah Of August the per centsge Of duties TO be enforced
from and after the lh of November imports cleared
for consumption is declarsdts be as follows;-
snrY Pra CErr.
Every description OF manufactured and unmanufactur
FsrIv Pea Cent.
description linen coss bsss every qao
Of every description pognard knives refined sugar. tea
wines Of every de'GT'psa1nip TSs1a Pa. c,,,
Candles composition, taliow, carpetings carriages Of
every description eny parts thereof chandeliers Chi.
ma inkstands send boxes ordinary
begging earhenware not Other wise specified fireworks
Of every description furniture Glass ordinary plain
plain mugs and tumble from ten to one 70 the quartlha
ordinary plain decaners to foregoua
described in tariff as ordinary cast wrought or
cast or wrought wine liquor, champagne, and perter
glasses ordinary cast wrought and cast wrought
mugs and tumblers, from ten to the quartha
foregoing described IN tar II NJ ordinary plain cas-,
orwrought wine and liquor glasses. with cut plain
with shoppers to ID, without stoppers to lb, wide
mouthed bottles with stopT wide mouthsd
ties without stoppers common green other dark bot
ness ivory handled brushes mahogany snd other fine
wood in boards or veneer. Paper-ioo post and imps.
dry or Il liquor rssSy made oioshos
scales, shaving and and other :. soap y vinegar
AuiG0ed. eat and
fsh, seted pit killed. four, CELL Aleppo iron bar
pig rod and sheet leather. hog skins kid skins Moroc
soie vanished waxed calf skins csier salted beef
Twenty Per CENr.
Bara, embroidery Of description, not being Of
pure gold silver being mixed with silk linen or
cotton Of linen canbr;c or cotton lace
cotton not embroidered, thread silk regmentri sash
Boots, chars, damasks, dresses, embroidery Of pure
gold or silver globes hairs instruments mathematical
and philosophical maps silk netting and sewing velvet
Sir per and silver bullion cord lace spsu-
ing silver manufactured Four per csn-Jsweiry Of gold
or silver gold manufactured Tvo per cer.-Anmas for
breeding diamonds and other precious stones not
toned plants seeds TA,yper end every other
article not included in the foregoing.
The amount Of duty upon most articles is stated in the
such being subject heretofore to be taken upon pay
ment OF the estimated value and 10 per cent additional
The duties upon ran'hpment or reesport are reduced
per cent to the approval of the Legislature
and surees must be given, until the decision Of the L.
Pslsture be known, for lbk per cent upon all merchan
d:e sent from Brazil to the coast Of Africa per cent
shipped to other foreign ports.
The per cent hitherto charged for storage and clear
ance Is included in the above Iecited per centage.
All descriptions Of merchandise denominatci estira
goods are allowed to be landed Is days. other descr
tiona two months free Of charge for storage both being
subsequently, chargeable per per month or part Of
month Goods exported subject to the like Of
per month for such period as they may remain in the
Custom.houge.
The Government is authorized to impose upon the
country in which the produce OF Bra
z Is liable to higher duty than similar produce of other
countries, an additional duty, neutraxe the III
o. tae difference oiduty upon Brazi produce such
Brazil produce shall be abolished.
Asimilar difsrential DUTY will be charged upon the
meTchanclse OIL any country in which the produce Of
bisz chargeabie with higher duty il imported in
foreign vessels than in national bottoms.
above reced duties imports cannot be increas
ed during the fnsnce year s4445 but the
empowered to direct the pay ment In gold or silver coin
OF per cent Of the amount ofhese duties upon such ar
uces as are chargeabe with more than per cent and
less than so per cent.
The trade carried on between the United States and
Brazil Of very valuable nature regards the nte
rests OF both countries We ud markets in Braz for our
agricultural products and domestic manufactures For
nine months ending June 30 lss our domestic exports
to Brazil were valued ut 6s4 Foreign exports at
$22s,7oa Total export 81, ,792 2ss The imports from
Brazil into the United States for the same period were
valued at SO 947 65s and consisted principally of art ces
different from those produced in this country and which
do not come into competition with products or
the 65s imported So 1922 $50 in the single
tice, Coffee We annex table showing the articles i'm
ported FROM and exported to Brazil for the nine months
ending June 30, ls43.