New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
Rfistah Corn Trade

Frs-s TN< IesSo. Ns,s iass E.rysss. OF -
sab.dsd md Beginning 20 b oohsd a.
piih eslmD,s rhe senerl mp,es-son -
ssd that thsre probability OF any
r,.eioa. Boz far this view may prove CORE We wa ao
attempt decide but it be repufsd that when ~
,.le. place IN opposition Publie opinion generally oA7e
On PDerls, That the SP~srd movement whlss com
ueueed medialy amer harvest not oroushi about by
,peeusop hose sequAind with the state OF the ifads az
aware; indeed eouddeat we're the merchants od u'.
er' that prie's would rule Low thai they dlh not -
enter into contracts for fo-~s-d delivery on me poO-on
s: y odcu cor iiI ss S OoG
As tor Iurehssins to bold over no slch prooeein.
,y b. supplies fsDs .bor, Of cousumpon Subsequently
doubt sssted eertsn extent BY the precotNe
the bay paying almost any prices asked nader h
impression that tims Eas 10 be lost IN repenhins tne
hsfed stocis having secured shat they deemed
olnely Necessary provide for immediate wants they nov
hesin exercise little more ereumPeeuon IN their epera
had the harvest proved les b0unnl than IL has nothing
could have saved this from famine prices Ola SOCKS
wous have been impossible = obtain large supple. any
quarter except :. e.hoIs,"at 'ss % Ne Hsys been
generally the yield of the harvest may be described a. good
In An-rca the season. have proved psop Ja aud
which The ports IN the Black Sea and AEo draw their saope'
IN. of the with Russia will prevent dervng
d quarter For the present therefore, must de-
PEND n farmers 10 furnish what reesed france
spfssr 10 Be in similar position; indeed the fire, sned
eonny has been drawing rather lsrgey Gon and
Holland ard Belgium continue TO take 10" Quantities Of
whe.t rye, &c.
Thstve shall require foreign snppes MISUNDERSTANDING me
abundance Of the home produce cannot sdu OF
doubt Last year the meo Of wbesi into the United King
dom amounted 1919 ia and during the SIX preceding
yesrs have required 900 600 qrs annually AT
7ious period have old stocks been completely exhausted
they sud making full allowance for the superiority OF
hi, wears produce may still be questioned whether shall
be able with smaller supply from sbroad than
have been habit Of consuming annually for
psst =. -. ,,,
IL hfeomes therefore. matter for serious consteraon
here ths quantity h to be obtsined Russia has till now
furnished very large proportion Of the en,re imports into
Great Britain ID. refouIee entirely swept away Anenes
has been the largest imporg county Can we depend
upon usual supply from thence And what pree, will
need to induce the Americans to part with what they them
selves appear this season. to want for their own nss We
hA not attempt these questions, but tney must
.gsgest them selves all who reject he future
Most fortunate that have been blessed with ooun
% harvest; with this advantage we cannot reckon
on prices Of food indeed consder the advance which
has psee highly ssluary inssmnch a. II VIII lead 70
ect nomy in consumption Farmers have hitherto theshed
freely add the markets In tho agricultural districts have
bsen largely supplied. ,,, II, T..
the KINGDOM snounsd last week according 20 he RETURNS
published Thursday to Isl eco qrs against oV q' IN me
ceIEesponding week CT last year