Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-20

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9Th. a., .v.,.., Of ,, .,.,,,. o. $1,000. 49,. :,
,J ~ ~. ,,~", 81 es $500 - W. ~ rae. ~
,ny other market. without hin, hn,d.ned bv .S..n.I
exnepse Ia ~.s TO the eommee. of ,hi, country M,
Inc ~.rrhou-inv .,S,.m !. 10 ,h,, of Ensl.nd Fv~,.n,
goods wctc here in abundance and vessels bound to Nor
leo and the Wc. Indies could make up .s,ors,a
n. ch-spy and to as good advantage q, f mecb.nJ.o
was duty IRE, In warehouses. hr prr.ence of the.e for
eiru goods TO c,nplct. aS.ot,d c.rroe. greatly pomot.d
the sal, of the of the United States Far n,
stance in the case n Mexico the expo Of foreign good,
TO that eountry in 1888 amounted 10 S6 n9 soy and in
the year there was sent hither ASA OF domes
tic cotton goods necessary TO complcc the
In ls4i the export OF foreign assorted goods to Mexico
ouly S56l s62 aud the sales of domestic cotton.
that quarter had declined Sll5675. falling oil .f
23uOo-a serious loss manufactures. The, hrst
blow suucek this carrying trade the OF July L.
lS22 which .qu,red the woollen goods be
paid cash. aud all other goods three and months
The effect OF these regulations apparent down
to 1912, when the requirements that all duties should be
paid in cash put the finishing stroke the trade, aud
about 81 200 900 only Cuba aud Mexico,
place OF Ss.0oo.Ooo IN 1885 This effect is the m"e
marked. when CONSIDER the following paragraph from
the report Of the Secretary VI the Treasury dated Dccem
Der, lst2
nc amount OF i'rc'sn commodities IN car markets
sun ounu sNauy :" exceed 'ne oema"c' sno inc TAI IN
~ .'n ~ s,ss p
No,withs,and,nr rhis yu, Of r,s aud fall in pnce.
the quantity OF those gods reexportcd smaller than
ever Tact whieh accounted ior by the previous rum
- h 80 1850, ou MAN oi - = ,%
wo,k on time
The existing laws such work the total ruin
ct our intercourse with the West indies as tor instance
-" u'r u''uo !" e 'riS"1s ., -, ~.
ono ,"T sG oa,'n mar, 20 S'. a"'
cea,et part distilled int, spirits which il exported l., for
This trade employs great tonnage; east
en vessels carry out nmbef hsh &c. when ehehspgeu
=, 81, =, Iii ,.,h r., 60, a o,n, ,o,h,r. nv ,hs
planters The average priec Is cents per gallon. aud
eos's duty paid, here, IS The whole trade turns
upon NE drS~baeA allowed On the 'plr'' eAP't.I rue
A ~ T :, na ', 80, y, -
molssses uni Japu,rr isI3 when !, snail b, reduced
per gallon annually thereafter. until the
whsle 10 discontinued Hence the drs~aaek ! new
cents per Sa"on' Ihc elect ut h's duy on WIN
, 49,, ,a -, -, 80, =, t ', ,S s,,,n c,,n,ry .,
the sale OF Its lumber aud sh and TO give t. the BRUSH
North American colonies. Africa and the Mediterranean
ports the trade =" supply ing OuHa WIN ihSi "hie" sue o"Ss
~ tN'"a@Se or 'ne sp's's now lu',sI'u " We
L ,b,,g !, Ir ,noI,sse. which ia n,nu,ae,ure, in
New England anu the spts sold To ihc british North
American colonies. Without drawback. the colonies
wall send r i~h and nmb-r Ia Cna. anJ procure spirits
uir'I Inc increase 81 er'"',n ,','' III "e pS "
~ NJ
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