The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-21


The materials TO employ hands, and the food TO feed
them have been largely imported in increasing tonnage,
while Massachu sets farms are less productive The most
remarkable decline, however, Is in sheep We have seen
that wooen spndles have increased 80 cent consc
queny In that proportion have been the demand for
wool greater. The manufacturers asked for tariff ON
cloths encourage growers OF the raw material They
double the quantity at price OF - cents
for fleece aganst In 1910 and yet wool growing
In .ets has fallen off one-hslf that is say, In
1910 there 816 226 sheep la the State. and the wool
product was 9l 800 pounds p pounds each. There
l7s,5H sheep, which, at the same rate would
give 4l88i2 Iosnds Of wool. What an extraordinary
benefit ..home market" Is farmers The truth Is that
the advantages OF countries and sections those
which detsimn, ultimately its prosperity. For time, To-
calies may retain particular branch OF industry buiex
tension settlement with rapidly and ease OF conmunca
on causes all branches Of industry find their proper
locality Take Massachusetts IL is without natural sd :
vantages rpower aud granite, and yet some
houses still standing in Boston were built with stone
brought Rhode Island great expense, because 10
those early times the quality Of Massachusetts stone
not appreciated Now wool goes from Michigan, cotton
from New Orleans, and coal from Pennsylvania, be
wrought by operative mostly FROM Ireland, into fab
rios Cor sale In tbs Mississippi valley through New York
erchans The time is distant when sensible people
will be incredulous Of such accounts. The Mississippi
valley contains COAL iron, wool. cotton hemp, far, land
food and every possible variety Of material for the best and
productions while science has improved
as 70 suppan motive power, both for cbcapnes
and efficiency All these materials thrown together
the great valley In profuse abundance, awaiting only the
combined action Of labor and capital 70 form them into
fab rios thu supply Of world All those public
which now, radistng from the valley employed in
carrying away produce and bringing back goods will
be laden for trips with the latter, destined supply
the world from Atlantic ports and from New Orleans
The oes OF those who Fps by parchment laws retain
In Massachusetts Of which the materials
que fhrs Interpretations thther and the goods one thence
TO market of se, will DO classed with those renowned
judicial decisions upon the industry OF witches In Salem
nF bust, Ia MT
dull, and the mpoatons probably less than last year.
while the transition of the of manufactures SJuth and
West, manesting itself in non-advance Of goods pro-
poroned to the rise In the materials, dspres
sion In eastern products Money continues very abundant
and prices rse The caused continued
export OF silver 10 increasing, and IL s highly important
that Congress should take steps In relation the
coinage Of that metal in this city The produce markets
ssssdy At improving Inwool, the demand has
been limited for wan, Of Stocks have
BEEN NJ slight advance The activity s great for tho
sessonsales Of fleece, "a As cents full blood % II
qusrebood 30 81 The fears Of short crop
upon the market, and holders very firm Qso,ations
close Today az foIlowsi M sfet.4i s :
!, Ordinary onn mas,ins MA s.ir raly ar % Pine.
g. g.. s s&o i is:s HI: :n i: :i is::S 10
Flour continues in good demand, and rse-sales Of
straight Indiana and Michigan, - s. - 81 do State
~ 6s - 70, southern, % IS i2i Rye -four also
b,ttersaes AZ % so 50 g. Coru meal So l2s Wheat
Is In good demand-ssss OF Michigan at 81 ISL Rye ss2
~ oenu Barley. 81 osts to n 45i Corn Is
quiet a. Iot All cents Hops firm At II 20 cents. Oil
linseed, ~ 81 Pork hrmsalssat sll "a eli es
for Nose; prime. 10 81. Beef, u 81 25 Lard " n
os.. Chess. siasi whistey. ~ 30 osnia Rice.
The dsmaod for .ound .,ocl. i. .o,y. .,s hs,t.,.
under shs now law are uneasy the quantity Of UnIed
States descriptions going the oouny now that those
Of New York are mostly abso rbed. The mock marks
generally spscustivs There isa sort ofcornsr in Erie