Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

the facts which shall base our arguments Il will he
work OF time before shall TO get ocular
tables from every mart but it dag in
what we undertake.
The public does not know the ex,ent If our wealth
Iorh one Of It's elements Being the principal staff
me- Us culture exerts the powerful influence the peo
PIE engaged IN It. Hence in moral well commercial
point Of view, the consideration of this subject mpor
lah high time that element OF American industry
shoudbe analysed and understood We have reduced
Ject OF money system, reducing that Of cotton
within understandable bounds and il shall duty TO lead
the way inregara to corn.
The latest avces from the district OF New York
present the crops of wheat unusually fine Ii estimated that
the production this year will that last season more
than five fold This spariculary the Monroe Genes
Livingston and Seubsn counties The same influences
have extended across the lakes and given equally fine crops
TO the Canadians All through the district Of the State
the crops will ayeras treble Of what did last year.
In Ohio Indiana Kentucky nothing can exceed the Ink
INFANCY OF the Wheat Rye and Maize crops correspondent
at Cincinnati Just returned through Ohio estimates the
Wheat crop double of next winter
and fall will send down millions of barrels of -four New
leans whence will find this arket bring down the
monopolzing prices In the great West millions bushels of
Maize or Indian Cora into wiskey Should
Congress reduce the duties foreign spirits the consumption
OF Corn in this channel will and bread sus brought
downto living price For the last years Indian Corn
readily brought Is bushel Its value compared with the
OF production about IL Bring foreign spirits
IN competition with Western whskey and you reduce maize to
It's proper value The argument applies Rye one Of
the best bread sufis wheat.
In east and Virginia. including great Shenandoah
valley the equal that the favored years
Already wheat has appeared from Carolina and
Spotsyvana counties bringing SLIGO per bushe The Corn
from these districts as well from the shore of Mary
land VIII he hurried into market liable destruction
from the weevil This will tend to bring down prices
The farmers in the negborhood OF Winchester virginia
are sending their wheat market and getting $3.50 Per
ouse This advantage they enjoy of prex-
unity To marke, by means of their neble Railway
The greatest wheat growing districts the Union Frederick
and Washington counties, Maryland will send the
more market third of grain they did in 1892 re-
markabe for being the abundant year annals of az
rcuure in thar section of Maryland Even Delaware can
soasto abundant production though her sands highly
favorable o corn.
Ia Maine, owing the bounty offered by law the amount of
in every direction you hear of nothing fine crop-f.e
crops-ine crops
terrific storm has blown the and Frustrated all
sorts Of industry except agricultural are now on the re-
turning wave OF propery-a that Is beginning 10
RISE With crop exceeding the demand home con-
sumption perhaps 200 cent, this portion Of the
wea'h VIII place us on vantage ground from which
trading drive All along have ploughed too little
we must be exporters OF Corn realize and enjoy strength
OF our position The necessity tor mportaons bread stu
was large item in The late revuon Our com indus
try exceeded our agricultural aud necessarily system has
had TO give way.
-FOUR next we shall give table of the quantity wheat
rye MAIZE &c, both in their original manufactured state
and as the new crop In show the increase
and exploration from the principal Of the country
Cotton Market.
THURSDAY, July 9th. 1887.
Texas bids fair to becsme great rival cotton grow
ing districts owing to the greater fertility soil and the
superiority Of the climate. The product SOIL per acre
exceeds tina, Of Louisiana Mississippi than per
the Of three exports from The pors
I'M in tLec
causes that will tend lessen the production staple In the
southern states viii goo increase the culture Texas These
the incident production In the
new republic they less by 20 per than in the United
States Hence IL the Texans get cents for their prime
coons they will reapa large profit
England shocking towards this district with longing eye
Through the folly and abolition notions northern section
Of the union ha lose the accrue from the
possession of Texas Her will he eagerly bought mn
by the English she will furnish extensive mart for their
manufactured articles All this operation win to keep the
price Of cotton in the States within limits OF ten twelve
cents and, we throw Oft Texas will get higher Tor
The falling OF in the produced will met by the in.
crease of production in the South Western Republic TO sum
up all In aew words Texas will be able in year
nndcsell and consequently fix The price cotton
These may considered chim-rica by some hui they
founded intimate knowledge Texas That coun
not aboring under like Her energies are
rec and uncontrolled While shall be aoundeng in the
mud and OF The State curencies sacrificing millions
the demon Of party Texas will be stealing the path
wealth and power through the capital Of England and
yet hidden
TIE prospect The Textap cotton crop fine. friend
iu,a,cs IL at 100000 bales. This Is just the end of
heir Preparations every where making for
he We repeat that Texas will prove terrible
H2rk Vpou the agricultural industry Of the
II the duty Of the government admit
he Union benefit southern States nothng else There
VII he merit Ia rejecting OF wealth equal the
mines Of Peruor regard the industry Of Texas Let
ian Buren, initiate Jefferson We Ans Tsra,a part and
ortion Of osrseirvs
BY advces received this afternoon, learn the
market extremely slack New Orleans
Mississippi sold al 10 iolc; Tennessee Tic.
Since last report animated demand has sprung up
his ke principally for fine coons Tor ships II Is
orted that large sale Of Upland has bee made II l3c
upwards, and several within knowledge at u i2tc.
These prices will pay the importer profit OF about $40 per
ale and will cheer the dropping spirits OF the southern
Poor qualities, all under fair, elected, being
RELY offered former rates without finding buyers
shipments the South OF fine Coons this marke must
continue well. spinncrs barely supplied,
Lpp~rs wisely their operations these qualities
encwngtha the closes they become scarce,
md improve in France and England and i5so bales could
found whole stock Of many thousand that would
-apk Liverpool good to fine"
We alter quotations square with the business
doing
NV CLASSIFICATION
Ord. 10 middins, Ga ale.
MiddIing To fair, "a lie.
Fair TO good tar, N q 1ltc.
S.aosl lair IN good ar prime. n l5r