New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

IN sDS oouesto commence OF the ChuS. :
much eser than is foreign and stess 70 Of Cor
any other n.'op Il Is prosperous ne ii
In iher success Other countries that be q ,s
ts,sd their commerce. piednsis and manu- es We a.
bson should initiate them. aud not leave these ~
Tho late war 10 Europe caused the producers am eperaos
the Produce OF this 20 entertain the belief oN
e,c,d declaration Of psscs rusuasd completely this idea IN
the has been serious OF THESE go
and seus ants Of the country aud In sound lou
We pleased that from our observation, 10 cond1
mo sss.r i, rests s,nbracn. toe yield both Of oaiaas
Cuba have varied prol Of tho year were box
with uneasiDes aud hsnsion epsc uy
with Cubs. kno~s6ss OF her wealth induced is 70 pro-
the truth which svst. have proyea that sac ind4at
allie -sry her without dep~ndlng on 'oeisn aid
TIE SUGAR Refining Interests this country were ao
,s..,; .s H. last Of ,ua nss nave
The Poraons from Csipa bsvs not been IN and the
TIA Il Sude.toos bsv. paid sm. prost Importers.
be joDbers speak g~ns'aliy have done better :,
n ."d fine Sus s sf' sustain S good prices
profit OF hs tobacco interest resulted to the gro~s "a
eopsty er.d sLd he 'raDnfaetuers hys reapsi no pf
JOsOtI ne dsss u he m'ai cuTed a ~. ani b
the, made money they have kept themselves
Imported Mines and Lquar, have been Profitable from the
fat u garatiyy mail importation The prodn9oa q
the in the export to this country has been co
Pas,ivey hight lhrei however, very .rss eo1s m III
cogny which IN fac. made hs Thee Is 40 prospect
sHq sSs !. price Sf ss 9urs ss
III, Foreign Hardware Importing aud Jos5us ,I.ds has been
JoLbps Interest has been ia its competition With
the foreign have caused material re- i1ction III Pes
h' hut as . isS and %o
out and heir prospects noT raging rom ase 1 "A
he Shoe interest 10 ia: not been re-
sp. me- bnnc. Th psou ''sp the
ressed naiLly TO the savsstass Of tae cash dealer
The Dr., Goods interest very important branch o. trade
a, connecteo Srh our aud commsrcs eao ac
ing ony articles Of necessity mi aIo moe o. 49,
Injury AID has closely allied to the agency nan any
III. two staple. Of and Wool have mantsned fall and
been yes Increase n production consumPsiO, mas been
a S%s M Of both and
be, ely ssf Glory The no suplo'ass o. "ca nor
mi .s,e, wer generally eauneatve rhs Fall importation,
hsvs to considerable degree dsaPpor,sd sne IN anu
h. job.Ds Insrts of NewYOk and ether cities 'ft1s I'm
hs S"f;i IL. ts ID h..
lion, sis fair for ths .BsSr the csunsyea This depression in
the retail ra6e the natural 'esgii OF general dones coaS
al. ff.hcs Of .. ce-ty entsta ned that there WIZ
embanssn snt Ia this O. ns p a.
,.op. the fact there spproxina ely oV ool n'u'e
bOd Un'S state and s.mnRs ns assn9ss
low estimse ho compaTaiisel sua economy anects
H. sso other bsnchs. OF trade which limits
viii no, permit to in detail there has been
Follow our usual custom The cOe Of each we pre-
sent to you Table Of statistics emoSd;n suon
The statistics you show that in 1851 there were IN
the United and british North erica a ODs OK aas
for by that in making our table Of statistics tos
1857 counted a'g- number Of hrns no nsa
but ho have since business whch we now EN- osce
ossh, With small TRADES not before appearing On s Ur
books he increase Of population has also heu an snec
the condition and good credit OF the south nave ca
trading establishments at different points 'hous0u
The past three shows bansrup. debt in
the and British Norh america Of the enormous
,rm Of A6e 7i Of amount t6t S6 SOB will
absolute loss to the creditor This L. irrespective Of the I'M
by railroad and other public corpofs'e
Thee would be inclined 70 dis1redt but
for the proof. furnished by records ,o-.,,
ur. ir the lily VI Newly about Si cent OF the
tire number in fe5S little cent, and In 1893 nns
f IN the cities the Union for the percentages OF
twenty cities shows auout the sans ,h con.
and number may large but the amount involved
III - the nal or Of understands that he
solemn obligation to be paid at matuy and he holds his
paper sacr.dy banks thsir Issues Their bo'ok
tept accordingly and protest 10 regarded ~ ne
least busIrss promPtDess and accuracy 10 tue
comfy generally there different vie t-t.s The tracer
gives eight mor tbs and about the time %
due nav reco ect II OF may He wonder himself
when il duo and he anticipate or Tall behind ne believes
protest his does not Affect hts stand ng
OF general credit Such the fact The merchant VINO
meet, bis notes promptly has superior advantages "h our CITY
We believe In better order Of trade The system OF
which imply six months sno involve twelve
wrong In all matters Of trade 70 secure safety aad sses
shoud be obligation, binding III s os stringent or ana
payable where Lack OF Pr.aPnes' would ioare him note
GOODS his prevent this debtor from being tempted to
money ich in fact not l. pat belongs 10 MS credit
will the denioazing spirit OF speculation which
western eouny viii give confidence
and iobbsrs and tbs healthy idea possesses
our reope Of the sacsdness OF credit will
tey its growth sound and perm .aent basis than
all other laws that may be brought t. boar upon It,