The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-13
1919 1874 ls4s 1886 Is47. 1915. 1870
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This company. in years, has earned its whole cap
ita, and ~ per overthat say, 81 10000 In
four years o the tariff OF 1912 canned " per cent
three years II The present Al per CENT or u per cent per
annum. This oor, abused, and oppressed company
tanly oueh lave boany subscribed io by all the day
laboeis. The present tariff has allowed working 10
buy their Shirts per cent, per yard cheaper, and their
wives calico flock cents per yard cheaper, aad by
doing has enabled greater number OF seaseses to be
employed 10 make them up while the poor stockholders
nave had the profits diminished from 90 rs per per
annum. What over~h eIning ruin 10 here
The prospect Of the passage OF the New York mint bill
has given much satifacton at the time that The
debate has ELECTED much surprise. Senator Pearce. for
instance assers that the mint for the bened Of The
New York merchants ct the expense Of the community
little understanding Of the subject would have convinced
that gentleman, well other, that the estabs
,nent OF mint 10 New York would beneii, The New York
Merchants far es than those Of amos, any other section OF
the Union the contrary, will be positive loss. Du
ring the year ending with the month"; the Imports
qspecie atfhls port will have been millions Of
dollars BY whom has that money been esrnedl The
psner Of the son.h the tobacco planter Of
and the farmer OF the West have all contributed the pro
dace. the sale Of which has Produced the specie F,om
all quarters Of the Union bills running New York,
drawn gainst the produce and against the foreign bids Of
exchange based it, and here for sale This specie
which the property of all the industrial interests OF the
country, 10 invested less IN all sections OF the
county currency but Il has been imported in the
shape OF soveregns pagoda., moidores douboons Louis
yusliks, tcuds, rupees, &c no. all OF which
legal tender. Suppose Maryland planter comes here
with dra for $1,000 and specie TO pay out for
tobsccc and the New York Bank gives him such colec-
ton as named viii they him for ennencyi lie has
but TO take paper for which he Is charged
extra, and leave the gold in the bank vaults be exported
as soon as II suits the New York merchants. The Mary.
land planters deprived or specie cppcncy and the
New York banks make profit tho paper II, The
mint Isl New York, all those who here for specie
without trouble expense get eagles and halves nd
quaf'ers available for currency anywhere. Again. az
change IL now nearly par and ss II costs nearly one
per cent more 10 send American gold abroad than
sovcreigns the coinage OF the latter enables the ship
per OF produce TO get ono per more for his bill
This Ia seen la the relative OF shipping soveegns and
eagles In PRO orma table which gave recently This adj
dtonsI per cent be paid by the New York imporl-
for profit of the shippers of southern Produce and
will not benefit them less than S2OooW per annum New
York the point which the industry Of the whole country
IMPORTS is spece and 1t Is hero that should receive ~
national shape, beneno, New York. but the whole conn-
try To suppose that New York derives the sole chief
from the operation, berays OF nforma
sion truly astonishing in sstesman.
The summer il present with s quiet, and the
arkets evince duIness Produce Il
Arm under tho foreign advces Cotton remains quite Arm
The letters from the South m relation TO the growing crop
are OF ~ econ aging nature ard calculated po
mote speculation abroad. The quosti here a. fol-
lowst t6s etis wtaNW afr
Ordinary Mid 10 Mid. fir Fully fair
-. % good ord. good mid 70 fair. togcod fair.
upasnd and Pa iilaia lo.nIs y ai,s issalT
Flour has with moderate supplies been ia fair demand.
and prices remain firm. Common State, SIS AL straight