New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01

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sometimes seem that the demand had been e1ceede4s
| and two " three great commercial consubone ge4e
warning that even the capacity 0fthe worlds steadily IL
pandne markets could be over estimated and surpesA
BY the producers ofocsto9 and M various fsbrcs Be
years msst sOa to Slsa, tho % II, S.a e:
millions Hli on bass produced By the United stses in
Sse: produced "a is5asi. and At oonsidsrsS 1ss1
But the relatively ttigd dims.. and supsrAo!a1y Y.
taae;.d sou OF MARYLAND. Virginia and SortA
wore originally held-werc poorly. or not ct q.
adapted TO the production Of cotton whereof slays
maintane q monopoly. No other outdoor voek
afforded such constant and nearly unforIo employmeo
Tor this description Of labor. Throughout the gress9
may be commanced in January; 70 10 followed djrset
BY planting; this by wedding, and hardly has the oo
walton Of the crop been completed when the picking q
W ranne sn the wSas Il tho s
tation nearly or quite up to the commencement o. -
Christmas holidays These being over. the prepsra1ia
Of tho fields for blowing is again oommenoed 90 th,t
there is when the hands need stand LIE aao
though long Spring and Summer rains. impeding tASs
while mpeling tho growth OF weeds and or grass SOM
times induce weeks Of necessary hurry AMI unusu1
effort there il absolutely day ofthe year whfren "
experienced planter competent o'erseer cannot nn0
ii employment ior his hands Ia some detail ofthe cu
| vation Of cotton.
TIE NEGRO TRADsEs Az poIIrIcIASs.
Tbs foross.coysrcd and unhealthy. but facno and
marycously fertile South West hungered for slaves. -
we have seen eyinced in the OF Indiana teTr'toy
Impoy eished bat salubr:ous and coingrowins MAY
land. Virgins, &C.. were ready 70 supply 'nsm "a
terprising. adventurous whites avsIcious men ng
tho North and from Europc. but sui more from ~
older Saye Slatns hiod to the Sost West, An hot pun
suit OF wealth by means OF cotton planting so9 SUD
sid.nry csngs and each became purchaser ci s.avw
10 the full extent Of bis means To clear more land o0
grow more cotton where N buy more nc gfves w
the genera, and absorbing asp:rationthe more
to BIZ eDpoyei IN clearing still more and aud growlne
sill more cotton Under this dipensafton. the price
OF doves necessarily and rapidly advanced untu W.
roughly computed that each average held land We
worth many buntred dollars u cotton coihii.Anae0
cents per pound. Tia. is whom cotton was worth ga
cents PER pound. field ands were worth tnouhaao ~
lars esch with cotton 81 twelve cents they were wo
twsiys h.ndredr and when It rose. ~ II soneoies ~
even in is:eY days. IN iAeen cents per pocn1 tot Ihs
article Of middNng Oreans stout negro. Inn h. ~
tseu 70 thirty years old with particular sxI pst -
nscs: c ssd u o the stss HSdsd
lars OF a New .Orleans suction-bock Hence me eu2
ness Of nssrOsadng OF tie systematic 6uying q ssFS
20 sell again tho.gh psver quite rsfu,ao, nI ,
.hs les, thirty or forty years, very general! rsg,cG
with abhorrence -bcc1me h highly Important anu ~
entia a. well as ga.nfl occupation Ihs ne sro.,as
often picking up bargains al exS'ors OK h,
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sa,e q merchant from bankruptcy or ierin Hom ~
sheriff controlled large sums Of money oiten IA gooa ps
bis OWL lie WA tie Providence " whom lniosn =
,ai.1 g. az going Virgipians looked TOT trtrioa'on
~, iast cs.o from .hcir constantly recurring
nbs,rassnienis; vhlle, 90 the other ha3a, ms!otg
the Soush Weserr planters were eager 70 suy " n'
srr. PRICES provided he would cell on one or two
! craJt He pat-onizsd Hotels and raAroadsi ne oNS
chartered y,sses for the transportation OF ms nsn
urrch sndbe; he WIZ necessarily shrewI keea snE ~
tesspt and frequently acquired. or at least wi.sace
urd
respectable. Quite usually. no wss . III. rr..
poli,.ciaa almost uniformly OF the most Hltsa ~
matt travelling extensiycly and almost constantly.
H. Information and volubihty rendered nln
mail ED telegraph. Newspaper ana STUMP Salnd.1
inter-. whom 10 visited twioe or more per year. =
or seller or collector Of his dnes for slaves aeAdy
sold: while hs power Is proatsole customer "a .Sn
inco,siderablo II this power IN connection VIZ
thn. OF the strongly sympathdng and closely SnasC3
clsss OF gamblers and blcklesA BY WHICH van " nv.
renomira:on for the Presidency vas deies,ea IA ~
raIt,mnrc Convention Of 1874 and the Denocsslc psIV
Committed. through the nomination oi foA ana US -
ccssoriss ~ the Poy Of annsAing ne,ss, WSsn ~
tnneIetion was suddenly. and 70 most unexpeeee0ys
scbIeyed q, the close Of John TyieSs sdrlisttruos
rsa7s OF horses, pFsrfansed In TIE ao%hce N sess'
srnplu. conveyed from the deepy interested nexsS
,r.,er, who were watching the doing Of Congress -
thu na,onai metropolis 70 taeir oonfederaes ana ssn
In the selling districts u thr heisoorns
tho ,oyfrI tidpzs vhch insured an advance Of twe's
so.eS pcr cen, in the market value OF human nesn ~
enabled the exclusive possestors VI IN, ioNnSeIoo
ueAe i, tho bass VI extensive ara iucFa'-fee P~~S
la;Ons.
The work 10 pr:aied on fine PAPER ard handsosne
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eminea. public characters. views OF importers
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