, 1859-07-21

an abundant crop and the European war viii
BRING you all out" This tarter;nf, suo,oa+;,-,
Is bascd upon the well remembered ofric,s n
'.'c cf'mean war. But tho circumstances of
europe arc how widely different from what
lucy ~er' then The Black aud the no,t;,
.,e.'s '1e our feat competitors in the produce
markets Of Europe. Iii the crimcan war tbev
~cfe closed and France and England xerc
'o'cca 70 look for their supplies to this side If
ene Atlantic Now the war is conaned IN
1taly, aad Russia is ready to shin 1,ey o,oduoo
10 any Of tho helligcronts who can pay her ,l,e
com 'of IL In the face Of this war the p5;c,
81 wheat has been sinking with alarming ccr-
'a4nEy. We re-publish the following sipn;8.
cant paragraph from the PRESS Asp Tp,pnxr
OF Monday morning:
~ IN the 1eth Of April Inst, Standard sn,;,u
ate The Europeen Dce 10 s,oss Shortly aer this
~. .ns -. ~! ~ oser the world advanced, so that IN
- Isl 9! bisg tue xbove grade sold st Il m ~
xlos-d.itE advancing til tie 16th xrl,er ~ :,
acnea h *ESo Since that date, its course has
The 1.t of Jsae ena x.s se'RsnEy Fl 1 dernT.rd
9Sc; and yesterday it closed dull at 5GcNs ~
two daysI F-' "01AeA N slxty-
In addition to all this our late advices f,or
europe report good crops there, and apy co,,.
siderable foreign demand for our breadat,f.
must be the result Of contingencies henea,,o~
70 napfen rather than that Of aug immediate
prospective necessity.
Inc shoft crop Of the past year has render.
ea 1t impossible for tho West to liouidate tr-
indeotedneas- This has been made painfu11v
evident by the scarcity and the high price Of
e1c''ange tor tue last few months The prcs-
ent abundant crop ahould be used for that
purpose The country las been dra;,oa
o. CON to meet old obligations TT
t7em now be wiped out before new nm,
s'e contracted Aye more; let the East bc
'oso 10 send us back good supply Of the
10" mint drops" to pay for our eorn am,
"neat' beef and pork. The jingle Of theso IN
o"t lafmers pockets will afford 4sr more sat;,.
-a'''on t'aa tho useless adornine Of tbc;r
W., w"" 'oo daughters with foreign qewgaxs.
a.. a ono 8 personal debts arc ali paid be wi1,
'o:a abundant opportunities to assist ,;z naed- q
and that on the best Of sacr,;t,, '
y ana a. lair rates Of interest we be,;... c
l'' !, ulne has about come when the Wa, '
,roa'o ,.. no longer be tho creditor of the East
:" tn a very few years Of good CROPS and With with o
@'oo'1S IN our purchasca NC can t,,ro tho 4
N@-pce n~ OF trade largely in cur favor. n
w may be asked why draw the dark mir. II
Ut nrc We have presented in the obovo ~. as+;p, . p .
y '.e ustesef shado~s there mar bo in it wo
1t oar duty to present. 1tn ccrta;n,,,
ne ~asest policy "to know tn. wnrst 49,, Fl
provide for it" Tlcse drummers f.o,, 49, d
eaeoard should be seat home ot oncn ~ .aS w., 81
he West left to her own Judgment to n',,. M. d
aaso what she really .seds, md whot sho Of
as tue unquestioned ability to pav 1or f. C
'e last eighteen months tho West h.s sne 10
sea severely ffom the whining 5creuo;d. ~ ~ -
,s'e'n = merchants and manufacturers urh" ~ ~
rest don't cay" has been the standing c.c,,so @ =.
a1':- ~ n:da ofe1tzaragance md la.itS orrnn, "
~. al integrity there. Again VIC s.y 1ot 49, ..
81 send home slcac hungry dr,mm'rs ~ ~. m ta Il.
= % snslF mastcrs learn to eoret ar ~. ana =.
y - they have hceu iudustr;on, ans 1e - Il
'e'anS IN their ci1or.s IN dac,~ '' @"9 1es- gel