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comparison of the prices ruling at the close Of the
per cent; Farmers Loan Z; Norwich and Worcester,
Pennsylvaaa 5's, Il SobiDgton, Erie Railroad, ls
linos /; while Long isnnS vicssbu1g, United States
Bank and Reading Railroad closed at prices the same as
the previous week.


Bills incorporating two new manufacturing companies
for the erection of cotton mila in Newburypor Massn
chusetts, have passed the Legislature Of that State
facturc heavy drilngs Of the description which have
been exported extensively and proaby to the East
India and South American markets. Having established
the superiority OF manufacture of these goods all
the principal foreign attention ofhe Eastern
has lately been turned supplying the same
Boston has lately received order for $4,000 yards


fine beached shrngs and $50 900 yards Of unbeached
brown shItng making 400 900 yards for the ssmemsr
fa thes western town in Missouri from which they are
to be carried across the country in caravans to New
Mexico The rspd increase in trade in all parts Of
the world, In these manufactures has compelled the
nrfacurers Of Manchester and other ports Of Great B
the Of cotton wool The repeal Of this duty
OF 2s lid per cent cotton relieves the quail
ties Of the raw material OF very large burden and
bles the manufacturers to compete esuy with
other nations in the anufacture Of description
ofgoods The duty cotton imported into Great Britain
being the all qualities Of the MATERIAL did
not check the consumption OF the finer, much
as ths coarser qualities, and the manufacturers Of
this country could not therefore, compete with
the manufacture of the finer goods of Great Britain
in the markets Of the East Indies Of Southern
America. in markets. The manufacturers
OF domescs ana otner coarse cotton 9ooos
established in this country by the extreme protection the
tariff laws OF this country and those Of Great Britain
guaranteed Cotton goods imported into the United States
not printed, and worth not more than twenty cents per
square yard by the tariff OF this country valued at
twenty cents and this valuation raises the duty the
actual COST many instances TO and two hundred per
cent In addition to this protection extended by
government the government Of fGritan Britain made
the protection still greater by the levy Of duty Of twelve
and halt per cent on the quality Of cotton used BY the
manufacturers of Great Britain in the manufacture Of
these goods This description Of manufactures in
this country only protected so far a. our
goes but the manufacturers sufficiently well estab
lshed compete successfully with those of any other
couatry, without any further government support.


The of Mobile completed the assessment
Of the city for the present year. The laid this


is 40 cents upon each hundred dollars valuation The
following is the summing up Of the number of slaves
paving taxes their valuevaue of merchandise. and
value Of real estate within the corporate limits Of the
CITY. hy wards -