Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14
BREADSTuFESrRAhE
The Now York Express OF rhursday

Inc New YORK Express of Thursday after.
noon says
BESIDES cotton, the great export TO England
- ct corn, wheat and flour and To Irel.nI px
clusively corn. Some idea may hc formed of
The demand for vessels from the iaci tina,
they are paving % to 2 cents freight TO ,he
Norm ol Europe, Tor grain and % cents a h,r.
rel Tor flour. To Ireland. lid. To 1911 Stcr.
mug Is paid Tor corn. To Liverpool s. bbl
ior hour, aud lOj. for gain, and to London
-. OF This Is making a rich harvest Tor
s"'poWheIs, eld the prospect i that The de.
mend will continue,
We. have rarely known vessels TO d IN su,b
active demand as at present. EVERYTHING ol
large slz; that floats is taken most readily ,o
Europe. Rye has been an article CT exnort
io' more than year, To Holland: but nov
there Is a brisk demand Tor -four, wheat. bar
The New York Journal Of Commerce i, ex.
aIi'nS the foreign market for produce, AMI
rather decrying The hom, mirket. Tn. Pro,i.
dlnce Journal which we have at hand an
swers him right oil
The foreign market. compared with the
lone market, u a. nothing fhe home traIe
goes on quietly. mob,usivclv, through lis r.
guar ana accustomed channels. We do moi
irel lii we scarcely see it. But when a vessel
clears Tor iorclgn port. il is reconlcd in tho
newspapers, and the exports are placed under
lhc commercial head, aud the Journal of
Commerce parades that ot the cargo down to
the 'asl barrel of cabin stores. and cNrlaims-
sec WtGt England takes OF ~ And while
ll'ls one stately ship depJris for Liyerpool.
MY sloops and STEAMBOATS, are leaving th,.
WhaN's' bearing the products OF the cnun
ny To o. distributed through the thousand
channels Of Tie home trde How much we
nave Meant OF the iorvi II demand Tor Indian
Iofn. Yet, two houses in the little CITY At
Providence sold more Indian corn al auction
last year than WAS exported Go all lor.irn
countries together. aud, notw iihsianding the
increased demand caused los The ail1r. 4
the potato crop. and the acquisition OF a new
class oi lOrrISn consumers who have hitherto
been nndcqmined with the articles. our
WHOLE exports Tor this year, do not equal the
am pnht which has been nnporied in,o this
CITY alone, not taking into the account the
couridcuhle supplies which arr received from
aus own State, ani rom other parts OF the
interior
Not a great while ago. an eGon was made
10 deprive The Elstrrn steamboats, -. tbeex
elusive 0,i at iic ricr which they occupy in
Ne" ioiR' me persons interested in keen.
iug these bss,ts where they ,yere nr..,,,r,.d
some saiigtics OF the frldc smS Vas csry;e,l
on oy hem they showed that greI,cr numb. r
o. package were landed upon that pier aunu.
any NAN "ege Imported from London, Liv-
,IP9o' ana Hovrt. \ comparison oil this
"nd' showing tn relative extent aud inpor.
lance ul Inc foreign trade and the home trade.
might d. carried out 60 ancNient which would
aStun'sh even those who are acquainted with
the subject
such Is lhe home trade compared with the
i1reign trade; AMI yet the free trader, urge u,
TO sicunce the former by forcing consumers
into the class OF producers. and tell "a, that
So shall find IN the increased activity of the
htitr abundant compensation Tor the injury
which W. shall sustain