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... abundance in the United States. So far from the wheat crop being one of extrae ordinary produce, it is not even, we believe, quite equal to an average crop, and that of Indian corn is considerably inferior. Consequently the supply from the United States cannot ...
... 000 and of 24,280,000 in each year. Our aierage D growth feeds 5,260,000 less than it once did. I These figures refer to the United Kingdom. With regard I to Ireland, the notates famine and other circumstances have i driven out three millions of her people ...
... by Mr. Seward and Mr. Adams in their controversies 'with Earl RasseIt Lord Stanley, and Earl Clarendon, and asked how the United States can stultify. themselves by recognizing the belligerency Of the Cubans after protesting against 'the :recognition of ...
... of Somerset, Wilts, and Dorset,fo icr oen of the claeses of cheese land one of the butter were se awe thrownx open to the United Kingdom, and the sweepstakes an rose to the world. Each exhibitor taking a first prize in th Laoees 1, 3, and 5 was required ...
... current year from harvest to harvest- viz., the six months ending I the 2th of February, 1872-the import of wheat into theI United Kingdom has amounted to 21,877,967 cwt., equal to I .5,04S,761 quarters; and ofd~wheat flour 1,618,068Scwt., equal to 462 ...
... their barqus, a whaler, having WI foundered. 1 The 1?ailway Notes reports that the traffic receipts of anl the railways in the United Kingdom for the week ending cu Juno 18th, upon a mileage of 14,8611, amount to £1,103,318, Pr being equal to £74 i5s. per ...