New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-03

,ber Of m.,s.t Of which before they hal hsa o-.Ou"
20 I'D ',s hi. paint y. are dr. civ a. zone a., nth ras
TSuSy and mere assertion proves nothing let rs sppes 70
Ike market which rHs TRnuS< say. farmers hsd bad
pcs.-on OF FIRE b. rPe.l Of hs Corn i;y, vas the s
oIed IN 80 and IN eH underwent certain notifications Of
III inn orfsnoe however 10 foreign whe,t-gower'.
IT, 1901 the ~ Of all kinds imp red from the
lifted Stat, isc England s725l Winchester qusrters
@ ne yes. @ . .Ss o s S
efIl decreased Gre year II 5l6 % quarts; her
d. o ~ nye, r1sebea 100 coo sny yes uS.
tversge oily 81 GO year. The notifications OF II did
OF n in ord proyisons rom tune 1892 VII British
t4rf testn be reduced either aonay declining
thu Dc 81 was comparatively uui
ket hut irregular one Our exports ~ Ain rnsnE from
quAer hundred thousand Had a. the mstetwas
suues and FIR the obvious h the granare Of The
Baltic Ay had Sufficient uPp"' On hand wo'd could
be sut to them immediately; and their ,ar1e-s en-
sd h IFer 10 throw thir gam into the Ens In mArse
.lIt wa nfyood by f,rner- Of Ru..a Sweden
Prusss Germany the Nethrrsndsneyer by those Of
the ed States In $751; year sigaaz IN England By he
vast inn oriaon Of foreign gain, and In which
Tor 20 brt sdus han did At any time from the
isi 70 s45 the whole sinornt iuporo into Enslcod va.
S4 stq quarters Of which The proportion from the United
sf instituted ony ies cl qua ter or onssven Of the
whole hOw whcn eon.ider that our annual export
Of -four from l2i 70 si' Ne.y NJ on III asua export Of
lSl veusd &c 6l sJ was no, more han five millions
ety 70 form some copceIoh u e te en ace the saas
tcs cue lowed farmers IN the Engish market And
"a ,fsi,r1 aa NTH n 10 6e Md tbst Tie 81.
,L rnsiet before he repeal Of the Com Laws ,inly
cur farmers that Dey had " possession" ct
The ey Iep.s Ofthe Corn Lows and the amis
cu Of foreign free duty prices uni
10 m esyius them 70 be led by urz law. alw
their Cpl sion ban the sed expeienis q "a
b'ed rn,r lou wouo teach farmers wna
knr Of siket uAt tXrcct IN Englsnc-IOw much f
cuc prodrce iss ordinary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES would
b. the rfohdbe ofe'gu neusuihn1 the grain O
end calculating upon cased
they would lily
h Il eltra0rdilar uses IL Is i'm
rrfle show By fcts low far this tendency hes made
iefna fleet: but nay ssfey that the a,cs Of
spce the repss of tire Corn Laws give the
ehtLtstt sutpIt as.tmp.n e THE TRiRcss, ia
far en- totn dped II The market IN England which
n ~ befn, the repeal Indeed, wonder it. sng
usLiu. such al Serou With we table O-ire
" prp,,o ia ADdrews Reyo # exports ron Tie year 81
sni 1871 1910. RACED sb " five nou5; that Of
pik hoe lad &c ranged from = , Co. b. = seot That
fleet faiil. hces &C, from 80 900 10 $50 VI Ia IL:
Of dcur poik omit single excep ioua ar Let
how tie anas since 1884, who5 To e ct o. the
REDUCTION b. ginri-g ne t The following Ia
be the OF exports Of breads MI inl provisions rem
lt4i e 1874 have prepared from oica COG iens We
ruhIk ht zen be year II the h famine, aud IA
sjleru the East controversy which res Ltel IN war IN
l8s 1h exports ofthe other they DO BOT pre-
osey IN. the operation Of the repeal OF ns
Law the opelng Of tue Eng sh market T. our ir
ne Cersny prove the seneIo pfoIos non IN ma Pohey
ha trse ed the expectation Of The products o AMIR
iC6I seIicl iuIe