, 1866-02-10

Tmssy, waiisrhia md '' 4'''~'''''
,NoluariA. 4A@ Ha5!s
N f;SI1g5 5t''''''7 st.t:s.7 ~ ssS ~ o1s isge v
Rrtiish North Amcri1. .1,164.6s7 aoi,3!i
Other eouhtr.es-s.:s.... a06,579 93l,65l
Tota,.. aa,l4s,es1 Is, IS. .as1
-''1''' Flour.
&Ao' Frsnee. France .1.s3M a,sGa.sr;
United ,E37,l11 s5s 531
Bntish North America. 4f,1& 166, U.S.
Other tonuH1e3........- tI3, ,W 1E,07G
Tot,l........~.....-. a.sso0a1+ s,1p,Ds1
REDUCING the cuts. to bushels OF 60 Ibo., we nud
that total importation u( wheat By GEeaa Bsilsin
adding on per cent for the lsth montn omitted tu
1ke table. in 1866 amour ted to IS o ooo Of nusheis
In 1864 to 40 0oQ 0U, the quantity varying vlth the
barrels The Importation in fsu uas 80 oon md IN
lsss wss 17@ 1 hi Ney 1nspset r. proper,
1864 We shipped 10 thas tn,sIket Of thg word
H. or ba out Of faCrop Of l;g o0a auGin Us we
shtEped COO bas3:ua3 CGn nartels Of tour The
and Wa1worth conntiea, Wisconsin. produced :. and
this il 5ouf boosted English market, 30 hungry and
Look at the quantity OF wheat fusntshed by Rus-
sta,- twenty mlltous Of bushels or more tf1ia
halt Of all Great Rzdtain Imported. The vneat and
every pound Of wheat and -four wsaAlpped 10
Hfeat Britain and last year exceeded i ten
fold. So that In fact We ship no wheat OF t;our to
ths English u,alhet Whsn we dednct our impoE.
cur b.eadtutls 70 Great Britain, 1t wifi Be found
thst there u poh1nz len worth considering far
1hs hsp ..y H.. sn31ea hs
OF grain toe tho mother country" send It cheap
y % Liverpool p9a New York and deprive Us OF lie
Ensand wnen We Tesa q snpneass M o + Amscan ass N
four and whtat to England, 1t simply menus Cana
dian wheat and hour, which ve have kindly enabled
tfHk fAF
try, to their "dear mo.her:" for Ii We eat theIr
-four and eend ours. 1t comes to the came thing Is
sendln. theirs and eattnR cur OWE
WHEN We CAN SEND WHEAT TO ENGLAND.
We have chance Of seninr Little RraIn 10 Eng,
land once eveEy haf doen years. for instance when
she happens TO bare bad crop, and Russia, Po-
hnye s.d e md as I'd Al ssga
eaT 45ese t. ZEE o
IL seEen yesIs IND hss ths boosted
BLESSING OF BRITISH FaxE TRADE TO IRELAND.
A larce amount Of eratu and cattle 20 from Ire
land into England, nhoee population Is but haf a.
aenee As that Of England and British nee ts1de
manufacturers, and fu.nl.hes them NTH ali ,heIs
10 ihen Il ii i ii neSsr e,t. Tie Irish peopie
Is no wicked Morrill, 9aEn to .swindle'' them.
They "seal In tho dearest market and buy in the
cheapest" and Of conrse have become wonderful.
y rich. pro- peroue, and contented. They believe
that :" pEoecuon 10 ihe prudueez Is robbery Of tho
consumer" Hence, they produce nothing, to
tave themselves from being :. robbed" Sotwsth-
standing excellent lon ore and coal abound in Ire
landy they tsneally live on potatoes aud salt, and
wiselJtD export their grain and catte to England.
DELICIOUS DREAM SPOILED.
lam .e1y reluctant te e spoil ~ lood dream Of ou.
cheap transportation 10 New York for t6elr cereals,
they could export lens Of millions Of bushels to
Europe and teatze high Enees therefor. Col. F.
ehesa a rae ony You'd
be, to s1knith the English with cheaper -four md
Nneat. We would still mett the same competitors,
melr, and the booIs Of southern Rnssia. would oe
ooNse oo9 se1 e ss aGaa 1s so
London wonld find market on The sole condition
Of uudereeIfnp a lac ofher wheat pr,,1,sys ~ fhs
World. s- 'Ns~' h-o"sN' " 1a0
" Wsse rnn cat rhea,s- ,.,,.,,,t..,,,, y, ,-.,.
our fsrme1s Wlli nuke money by II, hecsn.e rhere i
stns 70 In Sast QUANTITIES to Ser Enesnd % ~ iSs
cities Of New 3elsev. 10 Fhl,adeInSis. m to tne tn
cepta I'll sonth Ames S,si !" Inc "ess nd1es' TO
A1''4 .rn..r 49, --
" 1Ah eoA' LAVE
England. veh remember the high hapss We al
nj q me splendid market our :Aner1can fazmezs
Wna!a WA seGnte: Me1, t6ose "2eotecaSe- corn hws
veg He5o anohehed and boy mach more OF ous bread
thereoH Not = dollars worth They buy q
nLtie , 1lole Gtain ano meal at much lower prices
,b. ,heq h,ssd oas tney purchased Il rom
eur.; ons,!on Il Europe huys our produce bnt
.a9 sae "a! 1eM eeEgatty quarts OIL
upon Is hes eo,hs md ison warc.. I'd te e o iee@
as Sns Eola a. N paymehi we dt: It II great cost.
.c, he s,Tv1 VIII & sna; e.
81 e1ae1y wnetnes me coiaen donar costs a ninety
W VI ", F ana @ nney eents we sn3p ne Ieasy
pTotuct OF my millions to- psY The bal
aocee aca1n't u.s. We add a. mach in
manutse1Qrets and nnme,oas agents. They draw
Earope psys and =. they psy tos len atts q 'aes
wares q etxty"ss1 cents on she dollar needs no
5s 5e2 ste to IF, II az taei1 "e finally
neps u u Euiope y accuRantloe: and nag taongh,
~ 6 re i a.! ions 9eots "e nave sent sbroad
90 70 PSI M ae osianee aeala:s nsana % % of consss
, @ ,s uesa seas 70 aalust NE ntonMa @ M ano
sWea nus EUROPEAN uept pesnnps 10 $No,oo1,oVo or
Tks h,,tfab vor1s na,.,oaa N. that .,..
course Of Hsae, il uot aliogethss advsnseenas to
catiiai Of t6e odworId snshie+ then
70 supply their tabsics Ut she cheapest rfea md 70
We 1hcsd receive 1Rs, good. anl s!,s ouE gea q
rscjous eia1s exrseted AZ i.pornnslV f,o M H. tbe
Earth, and eke out 1he balaoec bY joad OF fitnre
bon,: IN s;csnce hnnab ~ s, oat oat
hsrf,s,n n hari ono m ns bey H. o.anttar.
fheir Da.t Of II ana .,uh1sx mar 1znoristf,ns II
as1ohe o. 9n ~ rness & ne ,aGeF 81
nun; 80 A'''
h1 e q en1
Of II IL Sas coz, or ametcan EeSs thonsasds adatf y
millions Of doars. live I'D ] stsadily 1s,saed he BE-
lue ur a1m h. .,e.,e, y, s ,,,,a s@,s
rom e1nitFaiion n Enrnnean sans ~ ahas
hiher; a6a lhe wea.b o1 ihr Wet Would M s's BE- At
Vnt We bata ose1IIated he.wcen n,ot.c,,,r an,
1tee tzaae-a tew yeass OF one policy, then lev
yason, aud rsce,vod teoIe @ f r5en M re- CO..
pesae under protective tar,tI 5or few vcars 10
ed ee 9afS 1nS. y ~ aneeT pss qt pto
last war With England ne have attempted the tnan-
cla1 tmposslbllIty o. buying the cheap labor goods
The Eniied States md esch ,Ise We haye mlscrahiy
htled, and We tha1 mfsernbly fafl often as ne r
peat the experiment.
1ook vreS 1ms 5nHz TRADE r'cEuHr.
shorty n1er Ts17 Ind w fsj nnt1i III 1e
Of larff legislation prec1eely such as Col Fostcr
thinne an rasx a1 nster,ais she,, ln e.
ennss md Se.r msrSs," H. aSE hge, M
ffe immortal Henry Cisv oirrs the foilnNin@ nns.
trast of lie Tnied states dor1pg W he con1naa4nee
ri
/ 'sIn casting ouf ewes around us. the most nncm,-
ntnt circumstance which 11ea our attention and
challenges onr deep6t regret 10 the general dsfrtsx
,atch evtades the scho.d country It Ia forced up
On Us By numerous facts Of the. most
incontcttsble ehafacleE. 1t u indicated By the
aeplesfea e ne ,, s!a1e o. oM tolGtsn na.k,eHtion,
% o0s atnsatsaed Gona1ee y the aiarning a.tnl-
nalion q tne calcnlalihS medium oy me nn3a<fo4
odnk7IFe'ef, not hrtted 10 the radluG casaest ont
et.ena!nE so 4a oasssa q soe9ys oy ta9 eses7f@
tox9gstNM q Me tf6nt pr s7np*ogn'ens: " nc low
ano aeptesseq ntate el tne salae o. anest every y
oeseI,poon, q me Waole maEs o. GtoeetH o. tne
nauoh, WMea pas on an average $aak 1ot less 1nan
81 per cent within q 5ew {eass This dsstssss PEI.
sades syeIy paf q tae unton eyeIy .oG!sty
-Al !eel u. q y tHf Ne aoHcsp1<Ts h0at tN7To4ads
~ c.t gu mn9 & 1oae r II h; aad nons e e Rc
% on ihe gloom o. this picture But e1agcetate
hexa .ye g tb,o me a sesr Moa s
darker hoes'
- Mnat, Wonid asE. Is re cause OF ihe unhappy
condition 81 oat coun1ry, which l haye described
!s to be loutd tn the fatf th9s We hare shaped out
industry. our nayiEaoon, and our commerce, IN
reference 70 fore1Rn markets; tn the tact that We
have depended 100 100 much Ipen forelgn sources q