Allthe recent dispatche from hurope^and Asia indicate strength and proapurty 111^the wool markets. Ad.ic.s from jifel-^liourne, indeed. re|Hirt prices there Iml^J^|ht pooad higher Ihuii last year. The l^,n-^uou Hales closed at an advance of per^cent uhove thaoprttfat*. with 110 w.sjlof any^account left over. t nder auch circum-^st Hu es, nuttiri.lt^ enough, American huyerH
aredoing nothina, Foreign competition la
thtiHr.slut^ d to the minimum, and yet the^domestic market is dull and hag U-eu very^w.s k. Ad.xpiate eiplHiiation for this atate^of thinga is wanting unless on tin groand^^at forth aboTe, which is that g.sids partly^or whollv manufactured ^^uie in fre. lv to^pogapata with gissla of American produc^^tion, while tlie doiyctic Uiuuufucturera Hre^at a iiagdrantaga in the niatt. rof inateriul.^A local trade papaf aays the trouhle may he^tpiessut in a f. w wofdu: ^The tariff i^^BOW an ritanged that the Knglish innuu^faotarm can huy wind and make some^form of gi*^d^ for our markets, while the^wtsil itnelf can not he handled hy the^American manufacturer.^ To -nm up the^whole matter, neither w.sil-growera nor^in. mi fact nr. rs, neither protcctiouiHta nor^fr, e traders, are satisfied with the prevail^^ing conditions or the prospects, and the^whole subject thtM ap|a'.irs hound to come^up early in the licit session of coiigrehS.^- ^ #
Itis astonishing how rapidly the feeble^and debilitated gain strength and vigor^when taking Ayer's Harsapurilla. For what^are called ^broken-down constitutions,'^nothing elm-has proved ho effective aa this
powerfuland perfectly aafe medicine.
