The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-14

The receipts OF cotton this season fall far of the
quantity imported to tho time las year The
greatest decline has been in coffee hides rice and salt
The importation sugars has been much larger than last
year. notwithstanding the reported short crops in the
principal sugar growing countries The supply of this
article is likely to be full large enough to meet the de-
mand and those spectators who have attempted
nopolizing the stocks, will, without much doubt be-
severe sufferers The falling of in the value of the i'm
ports this year. has been confined principally to foreign
manufactured goods The increase and decrease the
items included in this table, about offset each other
far value is concerned II early yet tell what
will be the of the cotton trade of this country the
coming year. but the indications at present in favor
of large supply, and the absence Of all speculation
either in this country in Europe Any speculative
movement in this staple draws the supplies to this
ke and increases both imports and exports but
should there be no speculation in the article it will 60
forward more directly from the Southern ports.
The receipts of wool this year have been very large
compared with last In 1910 the quantity of wool pro
duced in the United States according to the census was
3Sso?i pounds II is supposed that the production for
this year will not fall below eighty.fve millions Of
pounds being increase Of than one hundred and
twenty-five per cent The bulk of the new elipse has
notyet to market and the receipts do not therej
FORE show great increase they will later in the
season. 1t is estimated that about three.fths of the
quantity of wool produced in this country annually
Consumed by the producers by being manufactured upon
t,er farms plantations where is raised The amour
consumed by the large manufacturers small compared
to the quantity produced. Large quantities are con-
sumed by the small manufacturing establishments of the
interior where cloth generally made shares for the
producers The quantity of wool actually offered in the
market for sale is very small compared with the immense
quantity produced.
The official declared value Of the imports into this port
for the first months Of the past three years has
been annexed =
Value OF IMPORTS INTO THE PoRr OF New YoRx.
T5ta vaIu. q Imports, ss22sss7 asissa 1851 so
This value is for foreign merchandise alone and has
nothing to do with the value of domestic produce.
Our foreign trade is in very healthy state This is
the largest importing port in the country and far this
season, imports exceed the exports only SCI s97 34a
The exports from all the southern ports greatly exceed
the imports, and very little doubt but that the
balance in favor OF the United States the foreign trade
of ls46, will be at least fifteen millions Of dollars.
The Board of Control Of the State and Branch Banks
OF Ohio, hav, been making arrangements to place the
institutions formed' into operation pc sible
In order expedite the delivery of notes of the state
Bank it has been agreed with the engravers that plates
should be made from dies already prepared, and that
notes to the amount of S6ooo00 should be printed from
taem After this amount is furnished plates are to
be engraved in which the original design Of the Board
will be carried out which the want Of time prevented
the ensfavers from accomplishing in the first issue
The vgnete and most prominent ornament upon
tho note, Is the coat of arms Of Ohio, with which
associated other designs, making together as it is
said, most beautiful picture The vignette will appesr
every note sued by the State Bank and the
obligae themselves not to it for any other notes
SO that will not be seen upon the notes Of other Banks
The backs OF all will be red similar to the aOs of The
Laay cite Bank OF Cincinnati, with Estate Bank Of Chos
across When the notes from the plates are ready
n fba fra aicstO he .iSsn al
per will take its place and all the notes of the same de-
nomination lie alike. Uniformity in the appearance of
the paper Ia greatly to be desired and the Board seem to
have made the arrangement, which under the crcum
stances would best secure that object