New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01

Tic juv ls was on BRUSSELS Saxcny and Thtee-py 50
cents the square yard which reduced. at stated periods
on-,ei of tine excess of 90 cent so ha III s4i was
down TO per quareyurd On Venetian
,ns 81 cents ls4 had been reduced To - cents IL
Saxony and lhee'py' % cents on ingram
d yenon md - c,s on Brussels With this duty high
s nj ans former period sxony and Brussels can he furnished
n the consumer rs low they sold. Three ply. Tor
which the paid So 10 - % IN 1884, 81 and ~ 10
ia 1880 and 81 50 in 1S49 he furnished for 81 5O The
foreign article excluded and better article OF our own
mike given for than the foreign ever cost to i'm
port even with duty of 50 cents squire yard One thing
hou be noted the price IN l5 nnd that IS that
las well known was ~ complete stand The mar
M era crowded merchants und Others suspennG and
flnv nnd the mechanic of WORK How them could
~ cF ony kind except absolute be expected
ring far price, The naerai ol Cnrpets also con-
darnly higher thu. year than 1872, than sufficient
account for the slight Improvement IN prce oi the finer DC
sc.lptions.
Some of the largest dealers in Tobacco Virginia have
nade statement ta they 10 no; consider that the Tariff mas
ny thing to do with the OF Tobacco hut tha: the prices
regulated entirely by the production and consumption and
Tho, ,b nsen law ratt arn to acrbed large crops
y which the European markets oveocked and the prices
f From year 1900 the yenr 1893 the whole quantity
II Tobacco exported from the United States annually.
red about 50 900 hhd DuuG this period one or two short
,o,, IN V,r,ins would affect pces. The Western States
during tas period had exported aveage Than
n 0D hhds In siO the West exported 30 OVO hhds in lSil,
5; 600 hhd lsi!. go hhds-n 1873 $500 hhds-and
IN S 81 hhds New Orleans alone has exported IN The
II
,ysage exports ofh United States previous TO 1895 This
sufficient, to account for the low prices oi Lag and eiiend
the very inferior qugl,y o the Ngua Tobacco for two year
, inns contributed e 10 lessen It's value and TO brihg
the Western Tobacco general use lhe 'Ve.t now
-oas men rv Il. much as the consumption q! Europe de-
mands.
The failure o crop IN Virginia has little II NCy effect
an prcc. IN Euro9e It does however. affect pces nj hne
in nr own ma1te nce Manufacturers require annually
rom ls TO OOOl hhd. Of Virginia cbncco ir the con
Sumption of the Country, which,. about hnf Of whai sop
po.ed 10 o tho OF Virginia grown This year and
ne consumption being he ease. II far TO suppose
at 1t least one naf Of the Tobacco raised n virginia here
ter wll be manufactured ff home u.e II should he re-
a,nlayed that growth Of Tobacco Il not coaaed = TIE
nied State, supposed ha; at eGs rs nuci Us 75clV
n5ds are raised in other /; true the CONSUMPTION
n on the ic,ee but that tho production nr ahead
ofths consumption viii appear from the annexed saemct
# Exports and PRODUCTS
At New Orleans d. 5tSS S s sf@9 s9 ssG s'9 g. SjSI ol
i Maiyaad Pa < Ohio 8: 10 55oa 1900 8 ol6 576
ro,aI..... 1876. GJj li2cOJ f5p.5Co 1880 lis sN
The xpo,.s of the a5oys Mt e1si l29G0
nd; which h oversfocked the European markets.
f. ,I he zen TINT the receipt at New Orleans Of Western
Tobacco durdg the above years has largely increased while
ne prolGcaon of Vrgaa ta fallen on materially md OF
.f,,sIoof mad tJtin slightly