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sells. l2S678 % ls,lO3 % 3l5782 81
To,. produce ... sssssl9 Of sn277 2 sl,2sslss g
Specie exported. ...... i22,O76 90
Total value of for eleven days. s72 22


Among the exports thus far this month there have
been upwards of 10000 pounds of American cheese
So 600 bushels of wheat and 1900 bbls of flour shipped
Liverpool and for the remainder of the month the
portatioa of these articles will be quadrupled.


The short harvests of Great Britain do.
mand for all kinds of American provisions The ship
mens of bresdstus will without doubt, exceed those
of every other description Of foou this year. in conse
quencc Of the reduced production of wheat in the Uni
ted Kingdom The United States generally will be more
by the short harvest in Great Britain this
.hau over before We have heretofore suffered all
evils without the least Offset by increased consump
tion of grain prices of cotton have been un.
iavoIably affected, without producing improve
men in prices for cur breadstufs. The deficiency of
grain in Great Britain has heretofore been supplied from
the continent, aud nave from geographical posi-


ton been shut from all the benefits that agriculture
countries usually derive from expectation of surplus
products. The largest quantity Of -four shipped
from this country 70 England was In 8o, when reach
ed $40 l9s barrels and that Year 56s647s bushels of
grain and -four imported into Great Britain In the
year of the largest Importation into England she only
ceived about oneeig ighteenh part OF her supplies from
this country Wehave not always had surplus OF 8gri
cultural products 10 require
tensive foreign demand Within the past ten ears
have importers Of breasufs aud prices for flour
in this market ranged from 81 90 per barrel so


slI In March, 1881 -four sold in this city at Sll 25
per barrel In the year of speculation and ex
pansons in all the staple articles Of trade and
commerce, when laboIers were drawn from the cutva
ton Of the soil to all other employ msnts in vast
bsrs, the agricultural products Of the country fell of
rapidly. that it difficult ut time to supply even
the demand for breadstufs for domestic consumption
without supply ing any foreign demand The result of
this unnatural state Of things rapid advance in the
price Of wheat and -four and rapid increase in the pro-
ducton the year after The cultivation Of wheat being
stimulated BY high prices and the explosion in CONNER
mercal affairs driving thousands to the tlage of the SOIL


increased the production in 1910 and ls4 much that


-four dropped about per barrel In 1893 and s9 there
much mania among the wheat growers, for
the production Of that grain there in 1886 and
1897 abandon their farms and engage in some land
other speculation OF those days.


The production Of grain in the United States for four
years. according to the is usd from the Office Of
the Commissioner Of Patents, has been annexed.