From The Boston Courier.
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F.cTs.-A single mercantile house, on Long
wharf. Boston, has sold. since the first Of January
last, Muy-seuen Thousand barrels of Genaessce
flour of which less than 500 barrels have been dis
passed Of stwise the remainder has been sold to
country traders and chiefly to those in the manu-.
featuring villages.


Another house has paid, since the first of April,
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars for Americma
wool, purchased of farmers and wool growers be.
longing to the New England states and New York,
and sold out again to the manufacturers of New
England.


The Boston and Canton Factory company i'm.
ported, during five months preceding the first Of
May last, one million Of pounds of Smyrna wool
all of which is used in its own factory, in the manu-
acture of what is called negro cloths.
Is it possible that our manufacturing establish
ments can be detrimental to commerce and asricul-
ture, when a single establishment imports wool
enough in five months to freight three or four ships
TO say nothing of other articles necessarily used in
the manufacture of the wool , when single dealer
in American wool pays, in the same time the farm.
ers 81 O,OOO and another individual receives from
another portion of farmers and sells off to the coun-
try traders -four enough to make its first owners
rich, if not independent