Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-15
glish Corn Trade.

Mex; to the cotton trade that of corn in Coz.
necon with England, is beginning 10 position Of
high n,erco the United States During the last few months,
movement in tLe trade has in Eagand
The aeGciesy OF the supply il that couRiry,
quea opening Of the pors have excitement
known fer several years past
During visit to England collected nany documents
on this subject converses with many dealers capable
giving accurate information We propose in the
Anew weeks to come 70 throw light this subject
deeply Interesting to .he dealers and agcuurasts OF
this country la this article merely give hints
II in the month of May last. that observing begun
discover that maturing, sufficient
the trade. The Ergln newspapers md
periodicals gcrsray ascrbed the anticipated in
the Of orops-and the f.ars deficiency. 1855 be-
ing under the average We inced this super
fetal view Of the subject
The agriculture 81 England she most perfect machine
Invented i complete OF their engines
history and the rade from 1899
1880 history OF experiments 10 projecting their system OF
husbandry IL ony OF
re- of the Ia Ensiand-reurns equanC
81 goo quarters per In 1885, 81 their system
reached its pres,rt perfect and that period
pricesf snd the supply have been regular
Frcm undeubt.d data, firmly believe taa the crops OF
1899 ayerageyet equally firm In the bslef
that he eater Englsnd will require sreguar annual supply
foreign since 1880 their population has
been gradually increasing-.nd al this time, doubt
whether produce Of the whole kingdom sup.
ply the demand One OF the inc. OF population
aad the principal ose-is The prodgou energy given trade,
foreign internal by the inpio application Of steam.
is calculated this hat 30 900 aple bodied
equivalent population OF $50 $50 emp Dyed The
construction OF railroads ana other enterprises cspi Of
ESQ sterling, 90 o set In sctvi
~ raj road enterprises To this be added 1000
more, in navigation, both sailing sh ps besides
their manufactures. The same spirit pre-
vals in Ireland asd Scotland. Hence the United X ngdom
been prosperous tis Hence may
the decline OF political agitation simultaneous with
rise In the price Of cora fact Unknown IN tie history Eng
land whymhso Because the work class have pleaty
Of work and good wages Fill msIs belly and he cares
nothing for agitation.
The present position Of England sing uar most
interesting Since $780, her import OF foreign
bag sele IL that time the plus
have been gradually diminishing I'LL the prices
from the deficiency, and at ssoop o0o quarters
admitted to return the equilibrium In Lsndoa
learn that the hcuss Of Bangs Brothers made Eooo
few weeks by the rise OF prices The probability Is that
prices will recede trHe tin We expect
from the already gives, that prices will ssaa
rise, and admit bonded the low OF duty The
working classes have plenty Of work aud good wages
they will require additional supply In 1891 the whole
imports foreign sto Engaad 34l sC9 quarters
hut this quastiy only smouned TO fourteenth part OF
the aggregate consumption OF England that perisd
fore next harvest England will pobab esuue fall 2soosoo,
cause prces-sad the opening OF er ports for that
ousntity-probably after the Ieh Of January.
These general views, but the sumerous facts
and data which they based shall refer TO at an
other time.