American Manufactures,
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There is very little doing in this market the is
too far advanced There are, however. no change il
prices.


In Boston the demand is steady and the stocks are
light


The demand in Baltimore is limited the stock small
and prices Arm.


The accounts of the progress of manufacture in all
parts OF the Unsn continue remarkably favorable.


1t is said that Eve nndred thousand brick from Cox
sacke, being landed at West Troy for the building
OF factories at Conoes.


The .lcsdemist. published in Lawrenceburgh, Ten
nessss, gives the following particulars 10 rela
ton to the manufactures Of Lawrence county :
nne isos0ry Of Noah Parker runs 100 pndss em
$4,000 dozen Of thread The capital vested in the esta
blishment is $4,000. The factory of John Woods runs
and spins 900 dozen Of thread Capital
$4,000 That of Midnight and Parks $50 spinaes
100000 dozen Of thread Capital 81 00oO simonton &
Cos run 24o spndles employs 10 hands 100 bales
OF cotton and spins 90 600 dozen Of thread Capital
$4,000 William Parks runs 750 spindles employs 35
hands, 225 bales OF cotton and spins dozen
Of thread Capital $40 000 The whole amount of cap
tai vested in these Eve factories hands
poyed SO cotton consumed Cos bales thread spun
4s6 600 dozen There are two other spinning factories


is stated many factories Of the largest class
will 60 into operation within fifty sixty miles of New
buryport Mass, during the next season Probably lar
ger number are going up within this circle than in any
other portion of the country There is the mammoth
mill at Portsmouth, with 900 spindles almost many
as all the six factories in Newburyport will have when
completed: and that at Salem, running 900 spndles
High up the Merrimack, at Manchester, two or three
Nashua a large mill is also building At Lowell, the
Merrimack Manufacturing Co. putting up mill 400
feet long to run 10000 spindles, and the Hamilton Co
one of 300 feet long to 5000 spndes and the Mid
diesex Woolien Company, are also about building a
large mill At Dover, tne Cocheco Company are erect
ing the largest calico prntery in the country.
The walls OF the two new mills III Newbaryport, are
complet and tho machinery all contracted for that
they will be in operation early nest summer The
Globe Mill will have 900 spindles and s25 looms and
the Ocean Mill 5000 spindlss and 2l6 looms In addi-
ton to all these we learn by gentleman from Lowell,
that the Directors of the Lowell Manufacturing Compa.
NY voted last week to erect new mill $40 feet long and
200 wide i've stories hgh for the manufacture OF Power
Loom Carpets will contain so Brussels and $50 In.
grain Looms


Since the revival of the manufacturing business the
demand for machinery has been very great
partly for the manufacture Of coarse yarns and fabrics
and partly account Of the difficulty of filling orders
for new machinery. Many manufacturers who have
had secosdhand machinery for sale for long time with
out finding purchaser, have disposed of it at good


