New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

Havana White, do--------t
DO Brown do. .......-.-- ~ -
Vow the world knows that Sugar hare Largely
ofranoe4 kis season all orer the rorld, not IN con
sequence Of oar Tariff bat because OF iaiiure OF
IT, last Canecrop in Cubs and other Islands. ne
average advance has been quite as heavy IN havana
a. IN Yew.York. British captain al Havana ia'eiy
declared ;ha, be could have made good freight on
b-.,oiog tbither cargo Of Sugar from London II
our Tariff had no, caused large extension OF 'ne
car Culture in Louisiana, we believe the
daft on the West Indies for this country "ou'u
have carried the price there still higher Ana now
.ala Raw Sugar il 80 much higher because
s.a,cer than in ls42. Refined and Manufactured su-
Ca, though protected by a nigh specific duty, is
scarcely II at all higher than thea
Sal. the News makes half cent bushel
HI her In this city than it was IN l-fZ-the duty be-
ins increased SO per cent. But this applies to
Ireign Salt only; while nine enihs Of the salt con
-ulned il the Country is Of domestic production,
ondis qgorded 10 The consumers considerably iorer
o. he acreage than u ras an lei2 so II is not
here that the Tariff pinches the Farmers
Hemp, the News makes SIS dearer than in ~
There's some mistake here. We quote the Prices
Current again:
HEMP Duty in AZ, 20 per cent. Do in IS Russia
~ - - ' Price Juiyoo, 40. P1e, July %; ~,
y ssia clean. per ton s25 s ~ W S5 1} ~ W.
american wster-ro,ted.- n - l2O ~ a ~ ~
DO deyrotted . mot named) e 81 a 100 %
II re we find the price of Foreign Hemp good
deal h,,cer than in 49, while american Hemp, for
which no price was given in AZ, is afforded far
cheaper, and full quotations given OF two classes
All over the Prices Current we observe new varie
ii of Amcr,can staples and fabrics, with quotations
Tor others which were left blank in 40, indicating
IA If, there were none in market price for them.
We believe American Hemp, though mostly inie-
r.or in quality, is every year improving
-Coal is the News's next item Let us look to
Price Curent:
COAL Duty in AZ, 20 per cent In as 81 IS per ton
Prios, 3oh J.ly. az. Prloe sotA July AS.
vernool per cbsl A6 SCI
A,,hrscire SIS 8. 4. s..
Here we find the better part OF the facts sup
pressed by the News. liverpool Coal, of which
very little is consumed almost entirely by the rich,
his been enhanced in price by the new Tariff, but
his this carried up the price Of our own Anthracite
AL which is the main reliance for fuel OF rich and
poor Not at ALL Coal is now Is to 20 per cent
a. caper than il was when this Iarlf was enacted
d cs that prove nothing to the purpose we re-
member petition after petition from this city, strong
backed by our Loco Foco Members of Congress,
urging remission Of the duty on Coal IN order TO
cieapen The fqel of the Poor. We have now fuel
cleaner under a high than il ever under a low
duty on Foreign Coal. Was il right in the News
10 suppress the price of American Coal
COFFEE is not protected article, so does not en-
ter into the present discussion.
But the News has contrived to slip into its
scond table an assertion that Cotton Shr,ings cost
irg but IRE cents yard in London cannot be match
cl under tweice cents in this City so monstrous
mistake as this known to be such by every mer-
chant in this City, requires most explicit reiuta
ton. We therefore transcribe from the Prices Cur
r. as the prices of all Cotton Goods at all related to
Shrtings. Here they are:
DOMESTIC GOODS Duty in 40 20 per cent In As
cents per square yard or acreage 100 per cent.