The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-09-19
PROSPECTS OF TRADE UNDER THE NEW
.e ru.g -. TARIFF,

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We can hardly call to mind single instance IN
which the gloomy predictions of an opposition
party have been signally and striklngy faisihed
IN every particular have the ruin" snticipations
of,h. vb,. in View of the tariff of ls46. All the
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accounts rom al ''e s'sa' ''"ee' " BUSINESS " "e
country indicate, that no previous legislation ever
produced more heathfu and salutary effect upon
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Drought ABOUT oy inc comme'c'a anu hhaneiai
measures of the last session of Congress. To say
no,bin0 Of the Increased demand In England for
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American p'oou''S' as Sh'~n W "'o 'a's a'a'
and which has manifesty been produced by the
.,,;,,io. Lid Ia, ,hs tariff of IaAo pnon our conn
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merclal intercourse, we hna upon fo''e" VI 'ho
condition of our great markets. prior TO the receipt
of this intelligence the most abundant proofs of
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rapidly increasing prosperity IN almost oil depart
ments Of business. Hardly ever before was panic
manufacture 30 hopeless. The evidence Of
80. -. ~ ,hi,a. !. 6,,oishsd N our hands
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by the "hlgJournals themselves SNOW ua' VIC
do not oyerslate this matter, VIC make the follow
ioy co,ious sxtrsc,s from a careful review of the
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NE" 10TH mhAe'' uiuoi uA'e VI ''uAy' SeP""'
Der 18Th, which we ma IN the columns OF one OF
the most violent wing journals of that city. This
,sv;s. !, will he understood WINS mad. nm bsEore
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the aril'a' oi 'ne o"iion"'
"BEhARks'-Since our last, mere mas been
continued activity IN trade, ano rs'her increased
from any previous week. The hotels are thronged
with strangeTs-so much so, that many OF the Lead
ing houses are Obliged to turn away large num-
ber
"ln flour and other breads'uns there has been an
important Improvement IN the last TWO days. Ihls
advance Will have tendency 10 increase the receipts
OF produce very mueh. fionr, wheat, corn, ana
rye, are all IN brisk demand Tor export ana home
consumption. Inc farmer WIN Dc g,eauy oenenIed
by the rise OF prices. The steamers accounts are
much looked Tor operators IN nour, gram, couoni
ana eSsiy srse ~ 90 H.. - " A"0" "''
'1,S " s"e IN .onaSansnss If al. ,,r.o..hl
~ r., ~ - 80 - .os",",,,S,' 10y
accounts HTIn 'hs sousn, p,eeSS III IaI nn'
proving. i"'J ""'S ''o''N''N wv '"'' ""1 P''''
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"neu' anu g.. - NO. - - 81. - -,
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animated ueihanu lo' nou', WIG ~ * oeeu
hsnT anu Pr'ee' mr. W ~ - 80 Os &C.
anu piiIi's IL; - -. NJ. o. az
se". az "a aTi. nII son,hero se.cr;ntioos nv
fancy oIio, - 1T -, psands,;ns p;"h,a"nS
au'ahoeui ,p NJ oi ~. az 60
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ti Ss rs % -, ~ s n 40 a'' ~ '"'P
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uRAN'I lin,' srS. =. s ~ ha.e p PC"
very arg 'niS ','a. Eo 900 IusI.In CaDos ~,
oeeh eonslue'aI c,ei oo,voo 700 100 na'
oeeh ahen mee'g ,ot IAPoi ~ 10 90 no e' US
ern mixed, " 81 reu " ~ oe s. Sr
tt 81. J,,~.J e. 49,, "a Z. -. :,
rye Is IN olsk uenan1 iU am - eaAen a.
80 ''N, 80 a. : os 49,. - -. -
hgher' anu saes a! o. % 9en's' 0oIn ha'
10 ~ Genus, al ~Hon uie'e nr n, oe.n an aou'e
mand Exports, rom i ,o i1'n no ooo corn
S,5lV ousheis, Whea', 4V,otI uoj ye, io,o<s 90;
oVsARs-o"lns W '''e hnii . 'eoeA, iew ho'I
ers ana Gonteu Son S SeAnS, " on e au
vance, saleS o, ooV mus te~ o,,eans' 10 ano
oen,si 9oo foIto n'eos' o Ss soo Suoas,
e'S % RON ,Hn oa % IH' isoV ~, ooAe' oro~n
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"MoNET-ls decidedly easier. The advance in
flour and grain has given stir to business The
dealers are enabled to turn their produce into cash,
the momen Il D received Inc exports commune