Tariff Act of 1833 Alters Duties on Imports and Wool
The act revises duties across numerous imported goods including wool textiles, cotton manufactures, iron, silk, and glass with new ad valorem rates and cash payment options. It sets appraisal rules, dispersion of duties, and storage terms, plus exemptions and draw backs, effective March 3 1833 with phased adjustments and penalties for noncompliance.
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Don Miguel Fleet Surrenders to Pedro Fleet
New York Nov 28 Aboard the Schooner Journal of Commerce reports Capt Parren of the Montevideo bound from Cadiz carries the ver ball report that Don Migual fleet has surrendered to Bon Pedro. Earlier accounts placed Don Miguel at Vigo under repairs and ordered to quarantine.
Seaborne Conflicts and Seceder Address Highlight Turbulent Times
Reported naval actions show a brig from Vigo pressuring Vigo’s port to dismantle or depart, with Sartorius achieving a clear victory as Don Pedro’s fleet moves toward Oporto. The Miguelite squadron, blocking Vigo Bay, prompts retreat as October dates surface and a Seceders Address critiques the State Convention and Forsyth resolutions, noting power struggles and leadership tensions.
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Augusta Ion Company Elects New Managers at Annual Meeting
At the Augusta Company annual meeting held Monday evening at Globe Hotel, G I Dorric was re elected president along with Wardas Aveustix Spaceutir A M Woonsny and Gasaut named managers for the last year J S Boors resigned A dividend of 1 per cent was declared based on the past year’s business.
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Cotton Markets Review Shows Mixed Prices and Decline Pressure
A summary from Liverpool price current reports a general demand for cotton but a soft market with prices tending downward. European tensions and wartime risks dampen buying, and merchants note limited sales at high levels while most parcels move lower. Freight to Savannah via steamers remains 75 cents per bale.
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