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we have in this table increase Of nearly one hun
ared and hty per cent In nine months and at only two
psr's OF entrya gross of nearly twenty.
millions OF dollars The receipts from customs usually
ia.l of in October The importations after September
are usually light compared with previous months and
the revenue from this source consequently diminished
Returns from all the other ports of entry in the country
must swell the revenue received up the instant
at least thirty millions of dollars The customs at this
port have averaged more than millions dollars for
each month in isaa so tar allowing for decline of fifty
per cent and the amount OF receipts for the remaining
three months will be about three millions Taking this
Dc ono Halt OF the total receipts in all the ports in the
Uaion for the remainder Of the year. and the aggregate
amountfrom this source from the year lei4 will exceed
$40 ooOo0o which will be the greatest gross amount
duties on merchandise imported into this country,
sver received. This is immense amount to extract
from the channels of trade We very plainly where
this amount from, but it impossible tell where
It will to- to what it may be put before again
becomes distributed among the people.


There has recently been great deal OF space and time
consumed, by the organs of both political parties
in endsavoring to prove, the one hand, that the
manufacturers OF cotton and woolen goods have made
enormous dividends, and the ohar that they have
not made per cent profit approaching that realized in
almost every other employment We annex table
showing the dividends Of large eastern establish.
msrts for several years past -