United States imports and exports for year ending Sept 30 1831
The Journal of Commerce reports U S trade with imports totaling 108 191 124 including 7 305 945 in gold and silver with foreign share and domestic exports worth 81 310 583. Fisheries agriculture tobacco cotton and manufactured goods dominate the domestic export list while overall imports rose from 1830. The article also includes a public notice about cholera dangers and the author’s stance on health board actions and public communication.
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Discontinued paper notices and local ad credits
A fragmentary notice discusses a continuation of paper service terms and payment duties for garages and country produce ads. It lists names such as Starr, Sherman, Redington, Baker, Tice, Curtis, and others, with vague reference to overdue payments and remittance through a local office.
Congressional Senate Diary Report on Tariff and Public Lands
The Senate debates tonnage duties on Spanish vessels, postponement motions, and reports from committees on public lands and manufacturing. Key figures include Messrs Benton Bibb Hill Kane Mangum Marcy Moore and others while the House discusses internal improvements, Indian treaties, and the Bank recharter amid quorums and adjournments. The Tariff bill undergoes amendments reducing and redefining duties on floor cloths ironware saddlery and hardware with extensive debate on protective duties and industrial impact.
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