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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10

IGOR REST.-A LARGE ROOM f,r.
\ merry known as the " FREDLRICKS1IT.C
I'LL j. ior rent. 1t i, supplied with raS ana
WI oe rented by the night or month 1t is suit
Tins stola, Sixth street, beiwg,, Ms,,,i, 20
Clay streets. '-' Il. -, Sa''1' ',i'o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10

EItIl DOLLARS REWARD. = Sto-
len from nay stable, on the night Of Noyem-
Der 81, DARK BAY MARE, Of good size and
DJdled' "ath running at the right eye and the
h:lr rubbed from her right thieh viii Cirs ths
above reward for her delivery to me at .SW alkeT-
ION, my re5idence, III Henn6o county, or for any
lhIoinatlon that NAV lead to her recovery. Ad-
dress Mrs FANNIE HOPKINS, Glen Allen post
Office, Henlico county de G-TnWsttSe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10
OAKLAND FOR RENT-cRops g.

kAhLAND FOR RENT-CROPS. sc
~ foh SALE.--Ihe above FARM HAVING man
II large and desirable mansion hualtif,,tt, sim.
Yea anu GG9mpan atyely sai the former reidence Of
Soiohel W lillian H. Johnson, with ample servants,
accommodations, will be rented publicly for he en
sums year. on the premises on THURSDAY. tha
lSth instant II hes on the Appon,attox nver IN
the county OF Chrscifcld four miles from The ,.
minus Of the Glover Hill railroad and c,utsins
@Gcut one thousand aclrs, more than one-half 81
winch IS cleared. One hundred bushels of winter
oais nave been sewed upon the place, now looking
wen and there Is enough corn land TO take AZ ra,s,
more lhe prospect is good for a corn crop the net
season. some OF the land having been already peued
FOR that purpose. Immediately after the farm .has
, peen rented will SELL in lois to suit purchasers
LOU barrels OF CORN, $4,000 pounds nice SdEAF
UAlS, 1900 pounds BLADE FODDER scra
nal good lot OF sHU0kS, four MULES, Eve -
SIX gooq MICH COWS, some SHEEP and HOO.
y91a BUGGY and HARNESS, six or eight barrels
EAIRA FAMILY FLOUR, FARMING uI'EE
Sil.S, VEGETABLES, POULTRY, &c
IERMs; Cash for the crops 6c and for tbefar-a.
nlonled rent, payable at the end of the wear Iss5
u, al the option Of the renter, Payment WILDE re-
eeived IN advance. | can also hire, to the paItv
renting some good SERVANTS, to remain mon
the place. tde ST A. H. DREWRY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10

/ OST, RECEIPT No. 1883, for 81, 800.
= CONFEDERATE STATES FOUK pER
tENf BONDS, issued 18th fune., 1864, by r. II.
MtGry y 60, lpepositarie-, Richmond one EIGHT
FLh cENf. BOND, No 5,4OS, for 81 500s issued
January y, 1864 iii the name Of Mrs Eliza Lyon.
All persons are cautioned against purchasing said
receipts as application Will be made to proper Off;
GERS for their renewal. q HINT
da2-law6w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10

E'Oit RENT, part oftho DWELLING
4 House and Portion. Of the LAM, attached
eituatrc On Maroon Hal, on the ooil,r tn:1,n,l.1
ao'ut one Inilt ,ipm Richmond Possession riy.1'
lHlhAea'Atoly. tof parucu!ns, apply t.
de 6-3teoi. 70 - tf 1ioi r.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10

I OST, SIlOAT, from my residence. on
h Franklin, between Twrnty-tIird and Twei1ty-
Ioofth streets. He was white, with black spots and
Weighed about thIrty-dye pounds. No ear marks.
y ilueIai reward viii be given for his recovery
de Lett n T4vI-op
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10

H / V Z HUNDRED POUNDS COL
MANS MUSTARD,
10 barrels very fine WnISKEY
10 do. APPLE BRANDY.
20 bales Augusta SHEErINGS and OSEA-
BURGS,
200 bags SALT,
50 boxes SPERM CANDLES
10 barrels COFFEE
30 do. SUGAR all grades:
10 DO. SPIRITS pURPENTTNE
70 bales COTTON YARNS.
: LOO packages TOBACCO, all grades.
for sale hy de 3-6tI ". q J0YRs g. 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10

! Ooi, somewhere between Tenth street
4 n ara helyin's Block, or on Franklin street, be-
~ IL Eisygto street and the Old Market, plain
nndenwh be literally rewarded by leaving # at the
Ios1-oliee Department, ladies Room, Gotldir,s
HAIL. corner OF Bank and Eleventh streets
do o.
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RO0MS FOR RENT, in a y,qv deg;-
L. = fabie location; =or'a unfuni,he6 AMI one
pity loiEishrd; with gas ami A:e ln-, for grnt!-
men only Apply at $50 Broad street, al, .fairs
Ga i--Gt-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10

! U%I, on Saturday, the 26th November
FOUR PER CENT CERTIFICATE ron
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS $40, dated
hatoA 81, 1861, No. 2S2f, issued by Messrs Ian
caster 9 Co 10 Mhitoc1 & Roam /; tran terred by
mem aa celtlied by Z. j. Snton Confederate States
trading for the same, as application is made for
1eIie|tl Lost at the same time a POCKET
bvUh, containing from $50 10 SlG0
,Ie o-iaEOT ROBERT O. WADDHL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10

w ANIED.--lIaving lost my slave Ia
nv hrr' T1sh to rent my GARDEN and or
UhABD TO some one without family and mast ~,
military age. ~ f'>' '"'
TERMS: one-hah Of whatever is made. A COM
l"itdbie room IN my dw,lrg-houae and fTa-vo01
i'r the cold season will 10 given free Of charge Al
dress HESTER Y. IOMLIN Ola Church post-off,ca
Hanover county, Va. M o. VI %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10

IGOR RENT, THREE-OR FOUR FTP.
H. =, 5lshtp ROOMS. with water ana gas; suit
store-Ioofl, on Second street hstwaen EIt,I 81,
oi"y' hf5t door from Marshall, east side. '''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10

'SIfA \ Taken up, on the Sd of De-
4 70 doer, a BLACK MULE, low IN order, AMI
small The owner is requested to come forwarg
Prov property pay charges and take her away, or
Tie corner Or jackson and st. Peters streets
de 6-eod3tf WILLIAM K. CHALRLEy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-17
Th. EatIomaI Debt

Nr. Henderson, Of Missouri, made an in-
teresting statement of facts in reference to
the national debt in the U. $. Senate few
days since. He said:
"Our annual expenditures will now reach
say 81 600, ,OOO,U IL currency. What is
that currency worth in gold Gold is now
worth ST. 80 to the dollar; therefore Il dol
lar of paper is worth fifty five aud a half
cents ia coin, US have already said. Hence,
when we have borrowed 81 900. 600, 900 IN
paper to carry on years war we know its
intrinsic value is only $685., 600, 900. But
for the Initiation of the prices, produced by
Gn over.issue of paper, the government
could buy nearly as much with the $685..
OOO, 900 as with the 81 900, 100000.
"Would it not then be better fer the gov
ernnent in the end to borrow aud disburse
the $565. OOO, 900 in coin or in paper that
is its equivalent, than to borrow the $l,-
0OO, 900, 900 in deprecated PaPerf
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pgILAprLpuIA WOOL xARKEr.

May l4-There has been less activity in
Wool since our lost reporti aud the war
news aud fluctuations in Exchange have
had the tendency TO materially restrict
operations. Prices are not so firm, al
though many holders refuse to accept any
concrssiOn. The stocks in the hands Of
the receivers, as we'll as manufacturers
are extremely light. The New Jersey clip
has already made its appearance 10 small
quantities, and commands 7O@T5c. We
have been shown a letter from the West
stating that the views of the producers
have become inflated by The recent activity
10 the Etstern markets, aud that sales OF
unwashed have been effected in Kentucky
as high as so cents. Among the sales we
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BROOK. ana sohenck nave a Tllt.

Brooks ana Schenck nave n Nllts
There was Imaginable seems in the
House OF Representatives ut Washington
the other day. over Brooks, Of New York,
who tried TO speak against the ruling of the
chair. Here is "A bit Of it:
The Speaker-The chair must say TO the
gentleman from New York, as lie did be-
fore, with reluctance, that the rules of the
House being required to be enforced, he
must lake his seat lie evidently does uoI
propose to debate the resolution pending
before the House, aud, objection being
made, he must resume his seat.
Sir. 1BrOOks-I WAS about to AJAX the
unanimous consent OF the House
The Speaker-It is insisted on that the
gentleman shall take his seat.
Mr.. Schenck-There seems TO be defi
ance on the part of the gentleman to the
order Of the House, and insist on it thai
he shalt take his seat.
Mr.. Bro0ks-I do not yield the floor To
the gentleman.
Mr. Schenck rose, but was interrupted
with cries Of "order |" "ot,lerl" from tue
democratic side ofthe House.
The Speaker-The gentlemen who are
calling to order are themselves out Of or
der. The gentleman from Ohio has right
to state his point Of order, but tcannot de.
bate it.
Mr.. Schenck-I insist on the enforcement
of tue rule that tho gentleman from New
York shall take his seat. (Cries OF "Or.
der n "0rderr0
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Again.

at Willie rsmsmbered than 0han we
give our notes, I m69n tho bonds OF the
government, We ptbmlse to pay them in
coin. II we only agreed to pay the equiv
alept of what q received the case would
be different, but kilake appreciated cur.
rehcy worth tifly ave cents 10 the dollar
and agree TO pay coin for it at a hundred
cents to the duilI We use this money
for the purohase.of army supplies, paying
for them the inflt ttad prices. We could pay
fer the most Of jhese articles at fifty five
cents to the dolkr In gold, or its equivR-
lent. As goldigoes up so do many of the
articles needed ~ the army and navy, aud
labor follows. The government is paying
two prices for 5lmost Everything, just as
individuals are ioing. The misfortune Of
this thing is, tlSt the government is con-
tracing a debt!fi period OF initiation to
be paid hercaffE In coin; contracted in
rage, lamp black aud paper, to be paid in
metal. -Ass Z
! The government, hsIS wilkexecpte its
notes for $445, 900 900 IN one year more
than it receives in other words, it sub
mi's to a diSepunt, shave OF S445, ,O0O,-
900 in negotiating loan of $1,000, ,OOO,-
600. SnPpdie this to be twenty yeAI
loan at six per cent, the annual interest
would be Ss0,00O,o0O, payable in coin,
making, in twenty years, Sl,2OOrOOO,O 900
paid in the shapeof interest alone. The
whole amount, Therefore, required TO liQui-
date the debt would be $2,2JO, 900, ,OOO,-
1t the loan were usgotiAtsd in coin. or it's
equivalent, which. would be equally benefi
cial to the govern nent, even ifthe exorbi-
tant rate Of ten Per cent. per annum were
paid for the mo4ey, the annual interest
would be $56, Dob 600, amounting in the
twenty years to 81 ,lO0, 900, 600 10 interest.
The interest aud Brineip Al to be paid by the
in til Is case would be 81 ,655,
900 900. saving ID the government 10 the
twenty years Ss45. 900 900 in coin, an
amount almost eqlAlI0, tie SUN now oor-
rOWed,"
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Mr.. Brooks-I want the gentleman to
know that am his peer here. This is not
Baltimore. (Cries Of "otder ]" "order !"
from the republican side OF the House.)-
This is the capital of the country, aud the
gentleman does not command tue bayonet
here. (Cries of "Order!') BE is no mill
tary satrap here.
Mr. sohsnck-IfI did command here l
would SEQ to it that the gentleman was sent
beyond the lines with the other rebels
(Crics of "Order")
The Speaker--The gentleman from New
York will resume his seat. He is not in
order. The gentleman frdm Ohio having
stated his point of order mast also resume
his seat.
Mr.. Brooks-wheu the gentleman from
Ohio did command bAyonets in Baltimore
he never hurt tue rebels much but his own
soldiers much more. He excluded my pa
per from his military department in Bnlti-
more, bu. seut hundreds of copies Of it
lbe,5, aud put them in the hands Of Eve
New York regiments, and dared him TO
take them from them, or to keep the paper
out"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-17
The Great mystsrIous Hattie OF the
Wilderness.


Correspondence of the n. Y. Times.
The datails of the wonderful three
days battle of the Wilderness, which
closed Friday, the 7th. of May, just as.the
blood-red sun went down behind the mar
gin of the Rapidan, will have given you
some idea of the labyFuth of action
through which its course ran, and the
battle of the Wilderness q ust remain, for
the present. .undessribeyl, pr the reason
that it is really eserib4ble.
remember q pregnant observation Of
Gen RosEcRAEs, that with na war is only
"bushwhnching on 4 larg sOale.Y Now,
il this is true of the kind Of ground on
which many of our battles havc been
fought, the analogy holds still more fore
IDLY in the theWild, tangled piue woods
In Whdse tickets and along whose mar
gins. the prodigioas Indt1a hshs ,oi THURS
dag. aud Saturday ragged - -
No man can claim that he saw this
battle, and although undoubtedly it hdd
a line and formation Of its own, it would
puzzle even the Commanding General to
lay it down on the map. There is some
thing horrible and yet fascinating in the
mystery shroudinG this stranSest
of battles ever fOught-a battle which no
man could see-and whose progress
could only be followed hy the ear
1t is beyond doubt, the first time in
the history of war, that two great armies
have met, each with at least two hundred
and fifty pieces of artillery, and yet
placed in such circumstances as To make
this vast enginery totally useless. Not
score pieces were called into play in
the whole affair, and may mention it
fact s;rikingly illustrative Uf this battle,
that out of the 1000 wounded in the
hospitals Of IANCICE's command alone,
not one of the wounds is u shell wound.
In like manner our cavalry has been
totally useless, as eavalry. In all their
engagements the men have been cOmpell-
ed to dismOunt and fight on foot, and the
horse, except for lOcUmotiUn, has been
hindramce rather than help. In such
circumstances in the utter impOssibility
OF naneuvering OF eiFecting any grand
combination, the dilticulily Of general
ship is enormously increased.
Ii will also be inferred, from tho circum-
stances in which the baIlle of the Wilder
ness was fought, that 1t was quite impossi-
Ole for il to be decisive in its results. The
combat lasted three days, out it might have
been prolonged fortnight longer aud still
nave left the issue undecided. Now that
it Is ended by the Withdrawal of the enemy,
though we are hardly justified in calling
the result UietOry in the positive sense OF
the word, yet, il 1t he considered that the
enemy was siguAlIy fOilcd in the purpose
with which hs sought battle in the Wilder
uess, that he was compelled to fall back,
discOmiortCd, and that we are in vigorous
pursuit, under circumstances that give us
the shorter line OF advance on Richmond,
even the most cautious and skeplical will
admit the gross aud scope OF the action TO
he most substantial advantage to our
arms.
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lfyGu Do, Use
Hootland's German Bitters!
FrOla }. SsiDt0a BrUiOl, D. D., Editor OTtAs Esey-
eEGPeiEa Of RSliSiOIS HR0Eiea7E.

FFOm J. StIUt0a BTOi0,, D. D., Editor OCtAs LACY
eEePeaiia Of RsliSiOHs HR0Isle40e.
Although not disposed to taJor or recommend
Fatesit MriieineS IN general, through dtstTust gi
Ihetr ingredients and edscts, yet EuoG OF 10 SUI
cent FC alt - hy Elau may not Lsty To the Dennt
lie IlirTs 6iuSif 10 IAE- received IEVm any simple
IFsnIraCSops IU Is n0Pe that he may thus C9atEtp
ute % IL hGas1t - Other9-
a tsIS - uSoTo readily IN regard e HOoaAbIis
t5iFIil1- HiEElrI rlpaEed b BF-C n. JaskHo1s q
IAIl SstV bleals uas pre- udIeed against them for
many yeAra, under the preaa10n Ihat they were
cIIts1Y a. alcoholic miGtlrO. an Indebted 70 my
frlrUd Robert shoemaker, ksI, TOR the rcFVval Of
ILI- prejudice Gy proper tesIS aud for encourage
u try them, u hen suffering from great hud
long cgatinued debility. The use OF three bOtIles
Of ihese BitierA, - Ihe beginning Of the present
year, ;OIIoe by evident TeIio aud IesIOTaIiOn
10 a degree VI bodily and mental VisoT NhIch had
felt IoT months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. l thsT - Inb tod aud
my tTleod To- directing me To Ia use u Lnem,
PLii..oi.A s,June %, 1sSI.
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WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
AT WHEELING.
CONDUCTED BY
I T. HITCHCOCK,
AT NO. llSI6 MAIN STREET,
,,,,,. ,,...,,IN

AT No. lls6 MAIN STREET,
(IIornGroOk's Building)
B-oPen for Students day aud evening.
'lNuE purpose Of this Institution Is to instruct
i yOuue men (and women toOJ Ia ths principles
which govern the correct transaction Of pecunIAry
busnps, aud iu Account autslip concomiIants
BOOk-K EEPIHG,
stripptd OF iIs absurd vsrGiage aud ancient pro-
lixiIy aud intricIcy, aud adapted TO the modern
mOds OF doing business, e,pecialIy IN the United
States is the leading subject ofRttentiOn. Its LAWS,
which are exact, nueTriug aud 1reO from oXcep-
tIOn tlOso Of nature Aul Comprised In very few
WUrds, hrst made familiar 10 Iis student, who
who Is then conducted through course OF practical
BoOk kecpng, IN numerous sets OF books in great
variety OF forms, I'LL s thus acquires mastery Of
the art which SuhOOs hilI to apply 1t with facility
to any kind OF business.
a WRITING SCHOOL
is open DAY and evening. attended by both ladies
aud gentlemen, wEre, without entering for the full
course, good handwriting eau be obtained ia a
y" ' AIEITHMETIo,
and its application to all manner Of
CUUNTING-HOuSE CALCULATINSs,
receive the attention their primary Importance de-
uIands rho student will DO made acquainted with
several mOies Of calculation not found In books,
tending greatly to the abbreIiAtion OF his work.
There Is Open tue student aIsO eOurSsOf
BUSINESS SCIENCE
ootaprisiuE Political ECONOMY, Commercial Law and
laAEos Hnanee, Banking and Currency also Hihxims
o. ellII.s-et llnEpe81 Men In regard to the baSt
r1ethod4 ~ eondpeFlns Lses1hAss successfully and
avoiding hfl1rs. -,
InsGF1ctiOns In the above snbiee4s are ntorsp6FSS
Cd with 1iaxims aud incnleattgna tending to the
bFInation Of hiSh character as inGn aud ciIiESns.
me course Or Instruction is iutendsl TO be ~
SonaPF0hoaffa and Th1rOuEh - thAL VI any Of the
Commercial C6lese4, while the expense 70 the
dsnt y much lesA
IsE.u, bpGs lgaHs- 70 refer thoSe 70 whom hs Is
Unknown TO tad daiceFa Of the banks In Wheeling
aB4 BridSapoEIs sAIld especially 70 hIs stud0utS.
TERMS, &C.
For tho full curse Ab5vs Indicated the tuition
ieO - $50, pAJRbIe entering. FOr the requisite
blank books -. CiIuo unluIi.Sd; TO remain or re-
Iuru At pleasure. The course is usually completed
in from two to three months inn7
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.rvrEw OF TUE EEw YORK GaooHRT nAnkrr.

REvIRw OF TUE EEw YORK GROCERY MARKET.
Esom the shipping List. NSI, ,l4th...---.s
Cofee-The market as before noticed, Z
,aluaost- -at-a Ota1,l sItIl, AHd our Quotations,
though reduced are nominal. To effect
sales concessions would bemade, but in
the present unsettled state Of things no
very reliable valuations can be g,yen.-
The sales are 5000 bags Rio, to arrive,
1860 do. per IDEAL, before arrival, 1000 mats
Java, II baRs Costa RicA, SO St. Domingo,
on terms not Iranspirei; and 277 Rio,
mostly AL ceuts, mos.
Sugar-rhere has been some increase OF
business 10 Raw Sugar since our last, part
ly for export, but the market is irregular,
aud values are somewhat unsettled. We
have not varied our quotation, for stand
ard grades. but they are rSther nOmiuai-
Refined is dull. Tue sales OF Raw are 145
hhds. Cuba at 16fal7 cts. Z; 76S hhds., IL
Ics. and 2GO bGls 10 tor export, Hall /, in
in bond; Al hhts. Porto Rico. ls4 +; and
93S bxs Havana, l54Il61 mos.
Molas-es-TBe market for this article, in
sympathy with almost every other noticed
in Ibis Review, is almost at u stand, iu
view OF the public occurrences of the day,
and though prices are not particularly
lover. they are quite unsettled. The sales
include 800 hhds. and - lcs. Glayed Cuba
tor refining, at 69i cents; . hhds. do II:
1888 hhds 81 ties. aud 8 bOls Cuoa Musco-
vado, so; 81 nhIs. choice do, 20; I23
bbis. New Orleans, 90, 4 mos. aud 10 bulls
Brazil Syrup on ter:us not mede public
Tea-Thcre is scarcely any demand, and
the market. though generally firm, is very
quiet; prices are not particularly lower
6u: it cannot ne denied that to effect sales
concessions would have to be made. The
sales are about 1900 hE chests green and
small lot Black, &c.
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RIsFFR no

I. NsrEsuGoEsl West Va.
w :, HAsaf.Sy, Jadss Supreme Court Of
! CfArksbBrs. u5sst Va
b.. ~. Pr, APt =. n. Bsuk Of Wheel
sIars sbuTR. NesfAYh.
,aEE4- c..sai. x : \. Bsnk S' WhssIIuE,
lIatoGu. west "a
h 3 EtHa, Bsnkard, PIttEAursh. Pa.
|SH5uEs, RLST 4 Co. eAakaEa, Washington,
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aaiIgsuteIIiaeuteE
Tne Dry Goods a1arAe..
NKw YoRK, Nav 1.

NkW lOAhr May ii.
The intense anxiety felt in the struggle
now pending in Virginia has p.raiized
trade, aud the amount of business done
this week has been comparatively meagre.
Nothing, apparently, is thought Of, or talk
ed OF, but the probable chances of onr
success. Great confdeGce is felt iu Gen.
Grant, aud FINAL success is looked upon as
certain. Prices are fully sustained, and
the permaucy of last weeks advance ia
confirmed. 1t is Thought, should We de-
mOnstrato our ability 10 destroy the pres
enI formidable organised rebellion duriDg
this Spring aud summer, the re establish.
ment OF the old order OF things would not
suddenly de preciaie prices as lhs trausition
would be graduEf, AStd a Nietary.
would rot have the Immediate effect OF
depressing prices so much as it OUce uu-
settles aud partially suspends trade, which,
if continued auy leugih OF time, would,
10 the end, affect prices lavOrably. Manu-
factuEes are, boWever, very htuI in their
Views, as they nor thr.E agents hv!d any
amount OF stock; their prOuuctIOn Is sold
to arrive.
The increased cost Of manufacturing
goods greatly strengthen ihe views OF
manufacturers. aAi there Is no immediate
prospect OF chanss. II is estimated IhlE
over i million 1ud quarter vi men have
been Withdrawn ir0m Industrial PURSUITS
10 the army, aud skilled labor Is in cuuse.
guenre scarce; there is no prospect Of any
Immediate relief, As there Is found among
the vast swarm OF enigrants but few skull
ed labors. For the past thirty days the
production OF goods has GO; been suf-
ficieut TO meet tue demand on this account,
and an increase Of 30 per cent WOutd not
have been iu excess OF the demand. Cot
Iou aud wool are firm at the advance, aud
mAuutACIurera have not anticipated their
wants owing TO the uncertainty OF the fu-
lure. and as they re-supply themselves from
week to week the prices must symPaIhize
at OncS with the advance 10 the raw male. |
rial. The proposed changes iu the Iuter-
nal Revenue system must directly and lu-
directly enhance tue value OF goods.
The market derives additional strength |
from the fact that the eutire production OF
staple guOds have gone into consumption,
and the distribution being genersl the
;imOuut held Individuality is merry nominal.
Should the present tariff bill prove pro-
hibitory, AID 1t is generally believed it
will, il will create u demand for domestic
goods ~Li0b viii FAR. exceed tie preseut |
production. So sudden demand will |
carry prices upward. UpOn the whole we |
report the market very tirm, with no ap
preheusion OF prices recedIng.