New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30
l.reads,uns-Tae sdrish supply aud Demand.

IrcadstUns-Eae batish supply and Bem"Hd.
We have read with attention a long article in
the london Economist received by the Britannia the
prospective snd or trcadstuis in the British king
CONS the whole Of the figures In which are taken
from official sources few Of the results (Which we
give for what they may WORTH may be briefly stated
As .olovs.
l. Foreign Grain and Flour consumed during the
year nd ny June l-f6. thr whole reduced into quar-
iers oi 56' 1s EACH snd Lcindnc foreign wheat Bar
fy' "''' NJ ''''N' ore. 1896
The Ike consumption during the year ending 5ih Of
Reduced into United states MEASURE 1857 COZ bhsios
were imported ia s45-G and 1888 $50 bushels IN j. a.
T. being Increase of 0bOi1I bushels during inc as'
twelve months, as compared with the year heAi pre-
ccdug
g. The quantity imported into the United
Kingdom during the year ending the ON oil June ast
equivalent to tho produce OF tFo tHnlohs Oh SEE ol
the bes, lands in England and has cost thst country
twenty millions sterling or hundred inluohs o
dollars This is independent OF the immense addiAona
price which the British community pad Tor bohe pr"
dgce during that year.
(. When the new Com bill passed At the end OF June
1870 there we're of fyreigH grain In bond IN England
two millions OF quarters OF ~heat aud one mii'oh guar
ters of other grain That bill. therefore made nee loI
home cousumutiOn twenty sight millions al uu-hts OF
breadstufFs then on hand Nearly hity one millions OF
bushels add0aai imported during the year endins
on the 9Th Of June last
suIs 10 the warehouses Of Great Britain on Toe Isl OF
July 1916 On the lat of June, l-4l, there were not
100000 bushels In warehouse.
g. The stocks In the hands OF British farmers are
smaller than ia any former year,he quantity Of pots-
toes planted {. snsihe wheat crop looks As vel, %
sst year and the crops Of Spring grain oats and oaey
prom ~ a better result Should they turn out lul
crop the Ec0uomia believes they will make good any
failure may happen the potatoes or BY reason oi
the small quantity planted.
T. The stocks hsnd In foreign countries are as me
Economist believes ess than husband therefore ts
conductors cannot see how England can Import during
the remainder Of this year a. she DID during me same
period Of the lsst nearly thirty millions OF bushels o.
breadstufs But should thirty millions come 20 hsnu,
the supply next January would sun be twenty uiiou'
OF bushels less than on the lst OF last January
On the other hand the enormous prices OF pfsh are
lessepipg ts consumptOn-there IL sso less Work ioI
manufacturers and railway labor u lessened Irei ana
takes over million Of bushels per month, ana VII 90
continue O. do till next November. what tnen ues
people will be no better % than now. WIZ England
vote another forty millions OF dollars for next year ana
II go where will the money come tom
should the Grain crop 10 Europe prove 10 Dc senersy
good and supposng kenereased prices 10 have Induced
farmers everywhere TO sow more extensively than
usual ia possible that the calculations In the Ec0n0
mis-, a. to the quantities which other countries can
spare 10 England in the Of the next I'VE months
msy be found much under the reality The Ike re
mark may be made concerning United states exports
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