The New York herald., 1845-08-21


Total value of manufactured
Goods exported. o27 100 lsAso7ls 24s2 $40
Vessels in Foreign Trade
Tonnage '"... laniss iss,sis ss lsssas sas
Vessels in Foreign Trade
GIleared outwards ships. 8,il8 1872 8228
''''Ss Ds trade oa,ws,. UPWARDS toms toms.
The increase in the consumption of the articles of lux
ury detailed above, shows that the condition Of all
classes must be improved and that the aboring popua
ton are better able than usual to provide themselves with
some of the comforts of life The increase in the ton
mage employed in the foreign and coasng trade of Great
Britain is the best evidence of the producveness of
these branches of business and that they must be in
prosperous and healthy state
reply has been made by citizen of Ohio to the at.
lacks OF an organ of clique brokers in Wall sire
on the stock OF that State Had the party noticing these
attacks been acquainted with the had he known
the object he would have saved himself the trouble OF
replying. There has been recent financial movement
o the government Of Ohio to affect their stock one way
or the other Nothing has transpred lately to change
the actual value of the stock any than what would
anect all State stocks Every dollar of the debt was
legally contracted and Is honorably Acknowledged
The interest ia paid punctuay semi-annually and the
inanoes of the State in more prosperous condition
than they have been before Sac rces have been
submitted to by the State to enable her to meet her en-.
gagements. Every contract has been fulfilled to do
which, large amounts Of the State stock have been sold
several per cent below par When the finances of the
country became deranged and people of every
ton more embarrassed every State that continued pay
ing its debts at maturity and interest promptly had to
submit to sacrifices. The general government at one
time could not make loan, and had to issue Treasury
notes. The State of New York had 60 into the market
begging for loan a per cent stock. Many
States were deeply involved that their resources be-
came reputation and the only
alternative The credit of Ohio tottered for time but
the ndomtable patriotism of her citizens promptly
paying the most exorbitant of taxation
the State, and she with her faith untarnshed
and her credit sound The Commissioners auth
neg otiate loans for the State into this in the
m DIST of the commercial revulson that swept over the
whole country and compelled the accomplish
ment Of their object to submit shaves and sacrifices
very great extent The motive that prompted the gov
ernmen OF the State to submit to the demands the
me was COED one and every creditor of the State
that time and those holding its stock at this
moment must admit that the State credit could
not have been maintained in any other way or at
less sacrifice The commissioners and brokers en-
gagged in negotiating the loans OF lsa and ls45 are ne
rodicsy attacked by the Organs the Wall bears
eneavorng to depress the market price of these stocks
The most unounded assertions made fotthe purpose
of accomplishing the object in view and sfstemen,s
false in every particular, paraded for the express
purpose Of frightening few timd holders Of the stock
10 enable the shorts to provide themselves with wha,
quanuty they want at reduced prices, to fill
their The source of tbeeo o,,aors i
controlled by a clique of spectators in Wall
street. aud the whole movement is reduced to a
contest between the bulls and bears OF both boards o.
brokers. That these periodical attacks upon the credi
of State like Ohio harmless is fully proved by the
daily sales Of the stock prices invariably advancing in
the face them Any and every attempt to depress the
value of dvidend.paying State stock by attacking in
dviduals and banking institutions, because they have
been engaged ia negotiating its loans, must prove
abortive as those already made. The Bank of Wooster
ONO comes In for share Of these charges,
os u appears to have excited the ire of the organs
the and the organs of this clique Of brokers
wall street Several OF the organs Of the government
have been loud in their complaints against the bank since
IN Secretary Of the Treasury gave a small amount
,he public deposits for which Ohio State stocks have
been given as securty and it has been attacked by the
brokers' organs account OF its connection with
iormer commissioner Of Ohio who became come cted
with tho negotiations for loans for the State 1t is no,
necessary to detail the defects the statements made by
the monhpiece of these stock speculaors 1t is only ne
cessary to say that they have been shown to be false in
every particular and the general complexion of the
charges made and the motive for making the charges
sufficient to satisfy every that the interest
those giving publicity to them considered more than
the creditors OF the State at large The individuals
gagged in depressing the price of the stock of this state
now, VIII, without doubt, ns soon their exist
Ing contracts are fulfilled become bulls and be as unit
ring In their efforts to get up improvement then as
they now to create decline The bulk Of the stock