Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05
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-.;,nlar attention TO the following
Il, the mos, intelligent citizens OF
~ 5,> rar, opportunities OF iniofma-
NJ Mas AIKEN all painsto ascertain me
VI. which he sets forth. |, completely
Wbic theory, that high Tariff, by
rs N"riAcrn manufacturers, furnishes
II, y. ,,,r.e," 10, Southern produce. In
-, ,.;.l, . Hour. it shows the starting
@,b;nmcn, OF Virginia -four 10 New
.,,.n III under the operation OF the
- .,,,mmcnlS of ours can elucdate
p" ! lent views and facts OF our
|,a , We again ask The allen-
.rf,,o the interesting contents OF the
Ts;, home market" is one OF The
w which the Wings are continually
r5s >!eisc hammer Of our cores
snap il in TIVE.
!. g<ot tie Enquirer
Eosrox, Sept. 80 1871.
!, he .a,lje>, hour possible, has
= r, ~, mo he tlour trade OF Virginia:
so. How much Virginia hour is
,,,sa..srhn>c,t>.' The number OF bar
70 10 IN ,hr wear 1913, was al,05o;
. a,s l,,l sos; 1910, l07,5S9; lsa9,
- ia NJ, deem i; accessory 10 90 Tar
~ ,h, imports OF these years are >atil-
,bs, The quantity Of Virginia flour
v..,~'.br>e,i> is not increased 10y The
=" longer series OF years, however,
L., ,Ss mater in clearer light, as |
'-'', :. ~ h,ri a> 1921, the number of bar
&c. S.rs nom Virginia was l49, ISL
,os more than in l>l3.
T. VAN say il i>imporianiio know, "whe-
t,r.,iuia four received here Is Tor con
~ ~ rr>bipmcp,l" l. is impossible 10
,,rirt accuracy Inc amount consumed
',anJ and il can hc only inferred from
- .,,- ofihe whole amour; received here
INN, oflhc shiptneni>lo foreign ports.
o.,l here from the ports Of Virginia,
,.ar ending 3lSt December, 1872, OIL
mn ror,, in New York, Pennsylvania,
,,% bv sea, l05,3l9 barrels; BY the
e.'ro7A lbeiwecn Boston and Albany
,,r 6,G s;i barrels. There were ship
I,,suar,er Of the same year, 10 foreign
| alb,.. u quarter, 22,7o9; 81 quarter,
!. quarter. l2,S3o; total export 10 foreign
- 1919 ,S.loi bbl>. If We suppose
Tr rion Of Virginia Hour shipped 10
-.,yie> was equal 10 the proportion OF
moan! received here, which is certain
The ruth. i; would give 1902 bblS.
,s.i,y Of Virginia -four thus shipped
!. SOUS Ibis. being left in New Eng
sumption.
H. wondered at, that in the South
w-.l States, The advocates OF 4 high
suie 70 il 4 great extension OF the
,,. when even among us, where the
t. u better understood, the same fall
lav repeated. But a liii.e invesli-
nyc,;. however. 10 make The deceit ap-
4, render evident the fact, that with 4
mos, 10 the same extent a> with 4
people Of the New England States
1n>umer> of the surplus agricultural
I ne South ana West, With us, 4 soil
,e, sterile, and especially unadap,ed
a.A Of wheat, forces 4 large pro-
The population into other than
pursuits. In the States blessed
nle soil, nature indicates agricul-
aiding occupation of the people; and
while the natural channels OF trade
obs,rucied, what we produce that is
/ .or YOU, must he exchanged for such
ID ! Of your industry As are necessary
rumsianceS which exist, Independent,
AXIS have driven the people OF New
BIO manufactures oil various kinds, and
w.h Of peculiar agricultural products,
r aye. 10 a great extent, dependant upon
> ior their hread>tuff>. A glance at
enclosed. will more fully illustrate this
,aerc canno; be 4 greater error than The
.a interested parties are indus'riously
1 : 20 disseminate, that this demand for
.i,;u!i- i materially affected BY the
II all the siil> and other operatives that
9faN>,S collected AT Lowell, were at
&c! 10 return 10 their homes in Mas
Vermont aud New Hampshire, there
he .saI reason 10 suppose, that The
/ wheat, produced By those States,
>.usiblv Increased; or the demand Tor
d. Ies>ened.
co>inc, il may he necessary TO guard
( inference. lhaialllhc ilourreceivedhere,
gped 10 foreign ports. i consumed in
,e'i>. Ii finds lis way, in large qnanti-
y road and otherwise, into The remotesi
1 aine. New Hampshire and Vermont,
md Of a power Loom or Il spinning
,.l, never heard, and where il is ex-
wood, butter. cheese, neat cattle, sheep.
4 .' proiuc's OF a hilly and rocky
aa Amos, inuumerahle variety Of do
laia,,alcS. The quantity exported 10
l;rie> IN 1871, Judging from present
viii be double the export al lSd3.
.r,quar,efs ofthat year, there were eX-
: a4rTe!,. in the two corresponding
{ .ae present year, G2,l91 barrels, OF
,4' barcls were carried to the British
II ~ British vessels