, 1883-11-03

colossal producer o. the wne@ '1ss os'
few years since the United Ssa:ss hal
comparative monopoly Of tha. tho fu.ores
Justly dreaded for these ressoua A: pres
ent there IL $ staspasion in the grain mar
ke,, end, with a surplus Of wheat far e1-
Dor, IN America, and deficiency in Eu-
rope of zoo, O00, 900 bushels there Is no
active ocean shipment mo7emsnt
Supporting the fac. of sn European de-
iciency to be correctly reported, there are
ou;v two obvious explanations for this
state of thin1s-a conviction abroad that
,,r;e.s in America are goirg 10 rule ioser,
or the large development II new supp'T
ma-ks,s N hsr parts Of the wcrin. It
Insy % tht Earops e1sgaersIes th9
Ausncan surplus, and thinks p5i.'s'srr
waiiiny viii bling lower pr'c,s. Thersi'
justification ior ;ais view in tas fact tina.
We caar:ed oYer surpius OF %. op, ,@Uc'
20, $50 ,Coc bushels from t,e great crop OF
ia:. year, and that this years product is
i,keIy to exceed rather than fa,i below
42o, 800, ,oO0; ana the fac. may eas'iY ae
overlooked that large pa cf last yssr
surplus went TO maze NJ Previous dshc-
iency, and .ha. the consD .npii's .oTe' ..
the country Is largely ercv II. erefy y.ar.
: reasonable computation {: product s'1
consumption does net lea'c Srs&ter snr
p.us this yesr :hAn FaroPe cpsf: . take
~ the rule Of previou, y-,r'. ii f"-s'gi
buyers are only rait:ng f. lover price,
they vii probably learn tbs fu:iiity ot
WAITING, am more active trade viii get
IN. The o'her e,plsna;io3-'has i'lrcPH
i, bryins Lsr vhea, III oths- maTs=;.-.s
less paIatshia, bu: hes tstsi p'cusioIl'ty
Some significant statistic hoalaS upon
this poiut arc available. The to:sl e@-
,ort os wheat from the United States ior
,he niue ,aon;hs Of 1899 ~e:a 90 81, 90!
bushels, against 81, Az, ,294 foz The ssIne
pe,iod Of 1882 This is only psr;ly ofl.e-
By an increase o, about l ,G00, 600 barrels
IN the e1por. OF flcuI. Tie total imports
into Great Britain for the frat eight
.noatas Of tie year we're 81, 4,7SS, 2as oush-
els, agai-ls, 4s. .3s5, ,148 fo- the sans peri
ID ~ 1892. Tie American exports Of wheat
IN September we're 6, ,2e7 $50 the frs. tFc
reeks of September the British import
were 500, 30 ausrtsre, AGAINST I,lO0.62l
FOX the same .ine IL 1882. These Dis
crepaucies indicate pretty cissf;;J thst the
Brtis'. ;isrket L supplying itself eise-
where than in tbs tni:ed Slatsz. i ts-
bic else here published, showing British
ia.aor.s from d;fs:sl. countries, exhibits
an in.-eass io- 1893 ever 1882 .os ever
country II ,ae .:s. ercopt Australia
S.iil more significant is the eEer9s.ic Of
for. made hy me British sCvernmen. and
capitalists 90 stimulate wheai growing II
IuG,a. The urodurt :h"rs has groxn
iron IOO, Geo quarters in 1871 TO l AGO.
CO. in 1881, and 100000 in 1882
Neally sll OF ttii will go 10 Great Britain
and, win the rapidly increasing produce
of tho B ack Sea and Mediterranean couI-
tries, will q fas to MAKE large import
from the United s'a..s less ind sps nsable
there. We had the great good luck t"
feed England at our o<n rrises f.s few
yasrs, but she has undevei"pea gardens Ct
har oSn, ard will nc. bs our psns!onar
an-er ,har she can help. unle.s :, be 6. /
Ter osn ,t:oe, sad il cHnpe'ition r:ih |
tho cheaper Earacts.
Taking eli these facts auA Gsn.ea into
consiiara:ioG. the present. He,d LaG
movement. gotten ~ sn.iieiy III ,hs IL
.s-, s. % q fex 81. ssik wheat sro~efs
de.rimcG,si tc tho best interest. ot tins |
Country and s,:ch .aw would D. c crira.
Nh-st yrosius viii DroHst!y 7.-nn cessc |
t0 be ss profitable IS ! rs:.f"r.. t. |
i4s vii completely Kill G;sara.5;et :a.7,-
ing winch aos Yields mot ,han ta,s IL |
revenue Q: he country. Oar ~...e 'aaas,
i, fo- nothing ba. Sra6ins, osnnot e |
1,iliaed because, fo-sooth, 1t =, igt"rtc--
with The plans Of tbs wheat -rone-s wao |
wish to be protected TO t.- u'.s- iuirs
ton of ou. stock raising ic.esests. TIE
ngnres ge have gwen vii ksss :nves:iss-
;.or. Aad 10 the LssisIatu-s Se commend
t!.e:s study. Tires gssys siGce s,H.:ar
is.ue sas PLACED beio,e ia poopie a: -
general e,eotici. and did 10; rece,vs ere
auudre, vote. IN Wall Hsii. county.
Had the voters known nat Suca a lze
vas contemplated, not OF. o. tce elected
would 6e at 2,esea; representing sais corr
munity AT OiTnpis It Ess introduced l.;
amcmoer whc doe, not know h,1 Own mind
tao hou.. in succession s,i for this res-
soas, il for uone oiLor. the bill should te
rele2a-ei L. we'll t.,s.;.sc Cl-cu,ity