, 1870-10-18

tuIe. Their mauuf2ctox1eA have been uu.
burned By the pEassisns. md il psscs is soon
will Immediately resume work. Il ths var il |
prolonged they vii rle:ten their factories IN 4
this uotIT. II bot.4 ot t.: G ,uEccs OF sup
ply should fail they wlll e1per--4-. dia3-ustr !
in filing their ordsta IN Englsna. Or Be!g1um. I
The same rema5fs apply TO pa11fn wA1e, si-
vered glass balls, druggists ahox-ias, shect- |
wax. and materials for making wa1.dowezs.
Tho consideration of te4s, codees. and |
sugars fringa up It'll other aara, present and |
probable The 1arge, dealers in tea do no.
seem to be disturbed BY the ne~s that China
refuses repsration for the Ten-Tsin msss1
ere. and that France and England will probs-
bly, proceed, sooner or later, to lay waste the
Fiowery Kingdom. 1t lsl=t no increased &C.
tiyity has been percepdb1e in the marx since
the reception Of the news. The dealars are
e. ts. Of % 9St.sof al a
fee market is particularly dull 1t the present
time, and only about two-thirds Of the usual
eales are made. On the 1st Of January. ls7i,
reduction Of 10 per cant tAkea plaza in the
duty on tea, and with that date increased ae-
it is believed there will te i scarcity.
! and consequent high psiees. Tbs Cuba
! cfor, which il une-third Of The enGte crop Of
the world. will be email. Life and property
are Of such uncersain tenure in that Island
| that few will risk either in the cultivation Of
the coil; srd the number Of laborets il ne
| ceseaIly small. The French crop OF beet root
| sugar, WHICH ie also oue-thitd Of tue worlds
crop, will te s]moet an utter failure. Sugars
feen, therefore, p-eaessined 10 advance in
PRICES,
ssne positibn. Dealers hsve made nominal
advance Of ) TO X per cent. but the1e ia no
scarcity in the market. In fact. quite the
contrary is found to be tho case. Tne Frenct,
manufacturers, in anticipation OF loesng com.
nunication sith other countries, hurried on
having Loot her French and German
m.nufsc.uros, .nd, in addition.
MANY Fre1ch and German eoods. Tbs MIR
ket here IS therefore full. French cloths, cas-,
simeres, lroadclo'ht. &c, have not appreci
ated in price. Importers Of Ffeurh articles
OF furniture make tho same report. Ever
those little adornments Of the boadoir anG
tue paIlor, known distipc II as de Paris are
; eolo At the came prices as formerly. Carpet.
. are not affected At al By the ~Ar. - most o.
the goods sold here arn Of Euglieh uaanufac
tuIe. Whese one *ould expect 10 tnd Ger
tainly some tuctustion in consequence OF the
, tusEention Of the Industries OF two great M
tions. would be in the line Of toys. But tha
/ prices Of these delights Of the Juvenile miut
+ ate - phlegmatic as their Teusonlc mixers
!. All the importatons in thus line we're dnl hct
in May, when the cloud Of waz was hat11.!
larger than mani hand.
In Fterch fancy goods there is q nouina
advance. 30 slight. however. ~ to be yet IN
: determined The manufacturer OF bronze
: requires labor Of the highest tkill, and it i
. expected that AZ it will be impossible to reas
/ sembIe the whole skilled force Of the manu-
. factories. the advance Of prices in this lin
will be marked. Clocks with French move
ments are also advanced. English 1ewe!ry an
Swies fancy goods are uudislurbed, The sam
4 il true of rasian "asc, lasge por i'm of wh'e
: ard the like have been affected sligntly i
:. price. Vienna leather goods, comprising glov
= boxes. pockekbooks, travelling bags, kc., AT
= scld At tbo usual prices. Spectator
ne turning their. .ttcntion towar
XII govtss The Ense OF III; these e. article x1s
+ war commenced in Eurupe Was: With uttos
= Has: buttons, t.: ! buttons. F2.5O:
h buttons, e275, aud 8 butiona. IS IS. feete
= day they we're: button, s!.25: bntton
+. 52.15: j buttons. Ss-25; ! buttons. 1880. AZ
buttone, II. However,, tho adranee in tt
prize has lot diminish, j tho demand Indee1
!, yesterday, and for some days previously. bus
" nees was yastly mora active than il vas til
:, time last year. The KID sioves .nost use"1
:" New York were those supposed to bc mani
= fActured in Paris There Is not sing
'e mandatory Of thore gloves nov ip operstie
1t in that city. and the amount Of stock
'e the market here IL sald to be scatr
~ supply. Before labor can be reorganized
le Paris. even il the waf were toon stopped. Il
ri supply must run out. and inferior qualities
be- gloves maEufaciu1ediu III Greno0ic, vienna, =,
Il. London come for = time in their stead Il
value Of the kid gloves which arc inlport
IN into this city 'a estimated At over $4,000, o
per allnum. ~
it. The he.vy retail aFy goods houses have
" cept in the case Of black silks, 6renadin
&c and como similar goods. Customers, ho~ev
Ill arc extremely apprehens,ve OF rise; I
they reach their conclusions By very s'nnl
and natural process Of reasoning. Lyons.
example, has been known as one OF the grt
lot m4nuf acturing cities for silks; and il il n.
az ae well understood that her mills III stopped,
be workmen gone to The WArs. OF deEooraltz'
and hnr capitalists are sak.ng other places
Investment. Tho advance from these caui
'of ot comes more slowly than people expected
Of one Of the first effects OF the var waA
throwing Of the surplus Of French goods
m. every sort upon the nstkets Of the world.
h. owners being unwilling to take the risk
. loeseH By the presence Of a hostile army
ng ! their territories. Two great markets. Fsal
X ~ cloeed. The thrifty Germans began SAT-
'ne ss then money; and the surplus Of Engl
In, goods, which has usually been cold there, :
,ng compelled to seek \ market elsewhere. Am
ots can buyers have received the benefit of,
ar. consequent oTer-supp!y.
onr 49, ~. - .6or.l, -" ,,hc t7;acrue +ha -
out 1sa"H - ~ ~ - 1GaA.so t - - T..so5
Increasing the American production Of
goods- Free-traders and PROFESSIONALS d.
,ral IN glowing terms uponihe unequaled prosr
nth | OF euccess in removing 10 this country
mesns Of producing 1t home large prot
ann ton Of the articles hitherto imported. She
to. the war continue much longer, enteEpns
10 capital will undoubtedly bo making II
ted strides in this field, and do much to sna
he NATE thie country from iiependepce upop
The xIc;ss;1rdss ~ ilc ront;nsnf,i usi;nns.
et@ skilled lahor and the appliances can al
readily brought hitl.er, and the inevitable
vance III prices will AFFORD. it is 10 be hol
quito sli1icleLt stimulus to drive forwal
movement sugu1ing 10 well for the futus