The daily union., 1852-05-13
Erpals 10.
Imports from.
Total. !. 81 ,4lo,7a

Total. 3i,4i0,72o
The average duty OF the imports from France rather
than 80 cent and nearly all the articles sub
ject hest imposed by tariff Neverthe-
less, deducng SPECIE the balance Of the years trade has
been thus
Import Of goods. s3i ,zas 553
!" specie, (deducted) ao4,Sas
speeis ldeduc,edj ssss,ass s5a
Balance against tho United lo,0o7, ,sos
Thus with 60 great duty 30 per cent, which, with
and charges arises nearly 45 cent, upon French
goods there is annually large balance in her favor appa
reny and IL the proeconsts alege, the invoices are
nndcrvaued the amount is still greater to the profit Of the
fraudulent importer The people, however, have to pay
just much II the legal duties paid The French
trade gave last year nearly of revenue That
mostly silks and this in face of the fact that our
silk goods are equally made the silk and dyes
charged with that the French manufacturer does
pay, the is bonus in favor Of he foreign goods
The French manufacturer however, Notwithstanding his
skin in coors and dyes, send cotton and other
goods in rivalry with Engsh the manufac.
the latter country enjoy warehouses filed with the
produce Of the whole world collected around them free Of
duty and frequently they get there cheaper than
in the South whence il ported, through the skill OF
the merchants in advancing and "slanghiering"
These English goods pay less average than those from
France nevertheless the balance is largely in favor OF
the United States. During the past four the
imports and exports between france and Great Britain and
the United States follow:
Export. o. s. Imports Imports Excess. Exec. Excess
France, ls4s-5i... ss54uas5 llo,747sos ,3l4
G. Britain, ls4s5l D7,2s ,42o 2745oa6o 29,7si, ,l6o
The result is, with England large cash balance due the
United Sates which increased by the earnings OF
sells in the foreign trade. which remit to London bank
and by feights and profits due abroad This In London
forms a fund from which paid the bills running from
France, China and elsewhere, American account; that
to say the produce which England admits free Of duty
pays for the we purchase Of other countries and
IT. t.ll l..,.~~
would be entirely prohibitory and crush the International
trade /, for the large sales which make
England of the means to pay highly taxed goods The
Of Europe, by peseverng in the insanity Of
they call protection, building up the OF
England in indicated in the following
from late English paper;
We learn this week that large mercantile house, for
many established in Saxony. where they chief
y occupied in purchasing cheap hose for exportaon
principally TO America, have transferred their establish
faciure of Chemnz be rapidly becoming extinct This
and other circumstances causing fresh
in Nottingham chiefly for the reception OF new circular
machinery and Tor the convenience oil carrying business
in the in which il has been modernzed."
Where the government affords every facility for the pro.
cuement of every variety of material, produce by
apening expenses and and cheaprns
money price OF labor by swelling the quantities of food
and nccessares whicha lille money will purchase, IL fol-
lows, OF that she rival
countries which, with mole like blindness and holy
stupidity continue to swell the OF production by duties
8 n
the face o the earth In which the United States would
take the lead manufacturers If duties were alto
ge,her abolished Carpetng, instance, 10 made in
United States altogether superior In quality chea
in price, than the English The whole quantity i'm
ported last year into the Union was, Brussels Turkey in
grain &c, S3lSl9 yards. The number of dwellings In
New York city is $1,000. IL only half OF them have
carpets, and only 100 yards average EACH the demand
for that city alone would be double tho whole i'm
poraon into the whole Union FOR the year The dwellings
In Massachusetts 0O0 OF an average value Of 81 voc
each II each OF them has fifty yards OF carpet the
demand is $500 900 yards, than eight the
importation Tor the whole Union, and yet the makers
clamor for higher duties III the duty lowered
per cent the government would in all probability de
100000 from the importation instead OF $3.50 000
last year, and the western farmers would make than
the whole value in the extra demand for produce, which
would In its reflect upon the United States manuac
ture in a better demand. II we compare the
Of the three countries for the past years. have
results as follow
Ctorns rspenue Of France States, Braain.
Is5I 1854 1851. IsSa.
France year cia4 ll72l 4o5 ~
SGss hp Ap ,sos sssss sSss sSsoSs sss
The customs revenue OF France ha. this year in
creased and l2 per for the first quarter Of 1851
than for the quarter in 1851 Nevertheless the anti
policy OF that country betrays itself well In
the small revenues, which for forty millions OF French Il
not hall that for wenrhree millions OF American, and !.
less fourth OF that Of twenty nine millions OF British
There doubt, however but that the present
men, OF France WILL through diminished restrictions, give
an i'm pulse to Internal industry OF the country, and
endeavor at least follow England In the
ful production OF material wealth.
Money continues very abundant and may be quo, cd al
per cent, with increasing supply begins i'm part
more speculative character all the markets Exchsnge
last week was worked up ITO 1l0s, and specie
went forward the extent OF S550000 but there will be
loss on IT, The advance in bills brought forward bet
ter supply, and the demand subsidized. The close
81 a lo-bsnkers' signature. The advces in relation
the cotton market by the packet OF last week of
nature check the animation which manifest until
Wednesday. On Saturday, however, tclegraphic news
from the South started the market cent higher, and
Monday large speculative demand resulted In another
rise Of cent. This is admitted crop OF 1000 900
bales.
There probably moro healthy condition OF
the trade and when supply OF 1000 only finds
an advancing Market surely the pro,cctioniss hero and
in England may the howl about cIosng mls" Flour
is Arm with fair export demand-sales straight Stale
81 Is 81 IS mixed western, 81 asa - S. Rye -four,
SO 81 Corn meal 90 IS. Wheat fin 40 cents Genesce
Corn 63h cents round yellow 81 cents round white Pork
s not so frm-sslss SIS 81 SIS rs Rice is again
beiter--sales S4a StI2t
The stock market is checked by the influx o
railroad bonds, In which confidence far from in
creasing but sound stocks are in fair demand.
United Htstes ..6s 1888. loo
United States .bs 1885,. 100
United Stairs ise2.-...ln IFS