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pieces The Middlesex Company in this city, alone
made last year, 6000 pieces. or kerseymeres 7,5la
pieces were exported to this country This is very
surprising; The American manufacturer is rival
ling England in this description Of goods In the Mid
dlesex mills alone last year, 10000 pieces of kersey
meres were manufactured OF baizes of all sorts
only ~ pieces were sent to this country from England
OF hannels, 40 AGO pieces were mpoted but under
stand that the flannel spoken Of is sort used for Innings
ana (which is comparatively new article. OF plain
hannes, one man in Belvidere, manufactures many
pieces as were imported OF "stuffs" wooen worst
ed and OF woollens mixed with cotton England has yet
almost exclusive control of market OF ''stuffs,
oo0ls pieces were shipped to the United States Over
nine millions 9,35l 1851 pieces OF woollens mixed with
cottons exported here. This includes the
muslin de LANES, branch OF industry hardly in it,
infancy in this country yet. OF blankets and
blanketing, 2,3ll,7l6 pieces were exported to the
United States from Great Britain and Of carpets anc
carpeting 900 76l pieces We have doubt that the
time will soon come if the tariff is suffered to remain al
itnow is, when America will manufacture every thing
we want. This in our opinion, is much better thar
having it done abroad Notwithstanding the small guam
ty OF cloths received from England understand tina
woolens have not sold SO low for fifteen years they
sell now.