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MARYLAND, Delaware and Pennsylvania are strong
indications of the increased and increasing strength
of the Administration. Good order and regular
government, must and will prevail, over anarchy,
despotsm and turbulence. Let the people look dis
passionately at the subject. 7.


From the Baltimore .qmerican.


WHEAT TRADE OF THE CONTINENT WITH ENGLAND.


From the appendix to the Report of the Lords
Committee in the British Parliament, on the price
of Foreign Grain, are taken the following particu-
lars respecting the importation of Wheat into Eng
land. Russian wheat being smaller in the berry
than any other Sort very coarse and brown, very
hardly dressed, and with much dirt in it, can seldom
be used in England for any other purpose than the
manufacture ofthe coarsest biscuit bread. At Arch
angel there are seldom any stocks of corn ofany i'm
portance and the season of receiving supplies from
the interior being limited to the few weeks when the
rivers are swollen by the melting OF the SHOWS, and
the distances being immense, the expense OF carriage
would, at very low prices, absorb nearly half the
value. AT ST. Petersburgh the consumption takes
off the greatest portion ofthe supplies and at Riga
the inferior quality Of the wheat checks its exporto
Great Britain. Prussia produces much wheat; but
though it, with other grain, forms principal object
of trade there the prices for the last few years have
not afforded sufficient inducement to the growers
and the supplies have much decreased Here, also,
the peri a of supply is only while the rivers are
swollen. Though Dantzic is celebrated for the
quality of its wheat the prices have OF late been
so ruinously low that with the cost OF transporta-
ton, they have greatly diminished its culture. The
Danish wheat is coarse and damp. The Hanse
Tozuns have many corn merchants, and capacious
granaries. Hamburg receives large supplies, and
from great distance, by river navigation and
from the great general business between and Great
Britain, there is constant trade in corn. Any de-
tciency in England causes supplies to be ordered
thence before any port except Rotterdam. Hdno-
yer and Ernbden afford indifferent wheats. In the


Netherlands there is great internal corn trade ;
but the wheats from Amsterdam, Rotterdam and
| Antwerp are usually dear, and generally too high
priced. in comparison with the English markets, to


be sent to the latter The trade in of all sorts


between England and France, is very trihing, the


population of the latter being about equal to con


sumo its produce. The excessive charges, the high


port Dues and the tardness and want OF method IN


executing orders-7together with the frequent inter


vcntion of Jours do Fetes," altogether greatly


impede the corn trade


Improuing the breed of Caue.-Our attention has
been drawn to this subject, by gentleman to whose


lteraty zeal and intelligence, this State is mucf
Indebted The importance of improving the breee


of cattle and domestic animals, is made abundantly


manifest from the fact that lean stock cattle, TO the
, value of SSOO,OOO, are yearly brought from Tho


interior of New York, and sold in this State, at al
average advance of one-hird more price, than cat


tie of similar description from the interior OF ou


own State. The cattle from New York are OF bet


ter breed than ours They feed easier and grow
! larger; and AS before stated, are considered wortl
one-third more.


: Every body knows there is little or no difference
, in the trouble and expense Of raising one colt NOR
7 than another vet one of particular make an
+ breed at given age, will be worth ten times a
\ much as the other. One horse will travel wit
5 double the speed, and perform twice the labour
IT another. and with more ease to himself. So wit
It horned cattle. One COW will give four times a
It much milk as another, and not cost a cent more
, keep her. Also with pigs. Put two pigs OF dl
L ferent breeds into the pen, and with the sam
Z, food, at a given time one pig will be found twic
d the weiqht of the other. All this shows the in
d mense importance it is to farmers to procure tn


best stock. TO promote this beneficial purpose.
r. the aim of the Agricultural Societies, and the d.
le sign of their exhibitions and cattle shows.
le Penn. Gaz.
ut SCRAPS.


IL The steam boat North America performed tf
'k last week between Albany and New York, IN
d hours and 40 minutes.


We Gen. Morales, formerly commander at Maracs
* bo. entered on the duties of his office as Govern
N, of the Canaries. on the 4th OF July,


nj The Boston Commercial Gazette mentions, that