The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-09-05
Additional news by the Britannia.

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Vai' IN TINS evening paper lhey have, however
failed to reach US; and we fpd no extracts from "a
ei0n journals in the northern and sss,srr ,..',
80 = .I a.. 80" PSper,
wh'oh nave como " manu- W 'nis mornings mail
We copy the following commercial summary from
the Baltimore American of this morning;
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The state OF the weather during the last fortnight,
has given the greatest uneasness 10 the people Of
this counry-more particularly 10 those engaged IA
agriculture. There have been frequent thunder.
storms, with copious falls Of rain, which have ser
ously injured the crops. The sun at times has bean
brllliant and, preceding the storms the warmth NJ
pened prematurely the produce Of the fields, which
| Il was found necessary 10 cut without delay ANY
statement Of the average produce must, ofpeoessiy,
be mere guess work. but there Is great reason 10 an
prehend that in various parts of the kingdom ire
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course Of another fortnight, however, the harvest
will have been completely gathered and then moro
definite result can be arrived at.
The cotton market has been in quieseent state
In the manufacturing districts business Is the re-
verse Of satisfactory, and some Of the mills in Black
| burn have already commenced working short time
The news which arrived recently from the United
States respecting the tariff having passed the Senate
will, there Is every reason 10 believe, give new
FLIP to trade. .sr ... ....... t.
The produce markets tolerably active, both
| for the home trade and for exports The depres-
sion which mas long been existing in this branch Of
business has Comparatively disappeared.
The money market is easy, and, for legitimate
| business, cash can be had on easy terms. Ths
yearly meetings Of some of the great railway
companies are being held, and the accounts which
the directors give of their positions and their pros
pects are, upon the whole, favorable. But il s|
hardly necessary to say that some uneasiness pts
| walls as 10 the enormous quantity of railway bills
| which have passed through Parliament during the
present session, involving an outlay which must, in
the nature Of things affect the currency of the coun
trv list has been recently publisbed from mar
Elementary document, of the amount of shares held
by the leading capitalists in various parts of the
country. The merchants of Liverpool, who have
always been foremost in the promotion of rail-
way undertakings, figure conspicuousy in this doc
ument ..
The works on the Hoyhead line of railway are
Al.
men are daily EMPLOYED When finished il will form
one continuous line of railway from London To Liver
pool Holyhead will then be established as the
great packet station of England at which place the
Irish, the American, and most probably the West
India mail steamships will arrive at and depart
from.
An effort is being made by the salt interest of this
country to abolish the monopoly which the East
India company possesses to supply that articl.
to our eastern subjects exclusively The case which
the salt trade make out is a strong one and they
have been materially insisted in their labors by
pamphlet recently published by Mr.. Aylwin, who
is himself in the East India trade, and knows from
practical experience, where the "shoe pinches,p
A strange blunder has crept into the new corn |
BILL by which the duty on BEANS which is rising in
price, is nearly as high under the new as i, was un-
der the old law. IL is what is termed clerical er.
ror, and one would have supposed that it only re-
SfIu " DC ponu gu. III o,aer 20 DC remeG'eo
pun e1ee"e, 'e'useu .ne co'recuon' anu tne cohse,I
u.n e ma Io n.sa "us' Pay an Inereas.
P' ~. ioi pioNe"aeI " 'eeu MS ea'ue. ihe uuy
LOW payao,e ; oeans as per quarter the aisI
Sono,ni"en. i','enIsa 70 DC Is ohue, 'he ouI
49, aug , uuy wou'u oGly nase oeeh -. o. re"
s.ahu III ue SANE ie,aye posllon. bu. lhe pun,
ueI nus s'alu as rs uh,' 'he next session or a
hopes ., remeoy, WIN tne oPPositioh which VIII /
'' tTu, are az an emu
a., nc s.ase Oh tne P1,aeo crop mas areaoy nnuencea
lne price o. gram fes,eroay, at Liverpool, wheat
auyanceo rom od. 70 80; per ~ ios.i onited states
o. C,"u,aa nour Is. oa Per oo ana ndlan corn
os rs per foo IDS. over the rates OF the previous
week. Al tnese advanced prices considerable ou- [
s 81, was enected. Al MARX Lane on Monday, /
eie new crop o' whea' advanced from rs 10 IS; per
quarter ABOVE tne previous quotations. The duty
on 'oieigh wheat mas advanced 70 os' per quarter /
anu ~ On lole'gn hour 10 IS. ssa' per barrel. Il
Inc accounts rom inoia last week TO the loth OF
June, represent business as being extremely bad,
without any appearance OF amendment. The crlss
~ .ne money Market continued, and more failures
hau taken place. Inc government had refused 10
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