Total. l,5ls,ol7 s7,759.s4s sala74 ss,7es,o7s
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Since 1910 the expectation Of aour from the United
states has been gradually falling off, and the value great


y diminishing. The total amoun. exported in ls43 WILL
Of course, be somewhat larger than the amount given
above, but the reduced price will not admit Of much in
crease in the total value The difference the value Of
The exports for 1889 and is4O is very rjhng compared
with the immense difference in the quantity The large
quantity exported in is4o, quantity much larger than
ever shipped before since called for in consequence
oil the short supplies in Europe from bad harvests &c
The demandhas since been falling Off and at present we
nothing that will increase it, but two or three bad har
vests, not only in Great Britain but throughout the CONT
ncn, The producers of this country can have at nre
sent but little conflen in the repeal the corn laws
Of Great Britain very strong party favorable to the
repeal Of those laws exists end is steadily increasing in
strength Very unfortunately for the rapid advance
ment Of the principles Of this party the crops of Grea,
Britain have been for lew years past very good and
the harvess more than average Two years bad bsr
vests would do more to strengthen this party than any.
thing else ihe importation OF agricultural products in
10 Great Britain from other parts Of the world since Is4
have been steadily declining We annex table showing
the amounts received from the colonies and from the
United states for three years.


