From the Rochester IN W sdvsrti,,

THE NONE MARKET
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This magic whig phrase is fast losing its potency.


The farmers must know that our agricultural pro-
ducts immensely outstrip any "home demand" that
can be expected under any circumstances. Our on
y hope Is the demand abroad. That demand is
now healthy one, and will probably increase as
the adaptation of labor in different countries shall
progress, so as to suit the modified condition of
things. The absurd restrictions which hav, so
ong prevented a natural interchange of products,
are rapidly disappearing. The wings have fought
against the tide not manfuIly, but by
cry trick, device, and misrepresentation which they
supposed could avail their sinking cause. But all
would not save it. Liberal notions are gaining
ground with ressIless force and 1t is altogether futile
to attempt to avert their progress


One OF the arguments used in favor of restriction
was that we should gain nothing by the free-trade
movement in EngEand that IT'S effect would be to
enable her to sell manufactured goods cheaper and
so drive our own fabrics out of the market while
the market for the sale OF our agricultural produce
would not be extended. The faIlacy, that we
should vastly increase our Imports while our ex-
ports remained stationarya fallacy too shallow to
require exposition among men of inteligence-was
held up to lrighten the farmer. The apparition of
a "home market" destroyed, with no countervail-


ing benefit, was constantly held forth to siartle the
tmd and the ignorant, and TO convince them that
their only safety was in continuing to be shaped by
the nsidious operation Of deceptive tariff.


Even the vocferous promugators of t'ruin" and
obstruction" of "homo markets glutted and no nu-
let 10 farm produce" are compelled TO chron-
Gle the proof of their own attempted fraud. The
Trbune's money urt'cle of Monday says:


"By reference to our daily market reports, it will
he seen that the purchases of -four and grain have
been rtry large since the last steamer gaze fresh inpe.


us TO shipments, and that shippers have been able
pay MUCH BETTER PRICES Within three days mol less


than 10000 bushels wheat corr and rye, hive been


taken for export, about one-half being wheat. This
state of the market must be highly gratifying to the
WESTERN rRoDtcERs; the aggregate of such an ad
vance as has been experienced calculated on the
phote stock Of The country and on The coming crops ma
king an immense amount" ..... .....0


The writer that such statements will he likely


TO make Stree traders" and hence undertakes to pet
nfog against such result But here are the facts


in the very teeth of the positive predictions of the
wings; and the farmers now will be quite as likely to
draw their own conclusions to trust to those who
have before deceived them, and whose deductions
are constantly at war with facts.