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The quantity of cotton imported into this country might seldom be too large. Wool is a staple commodity, and what may be found in every country. A rise in price of M'ine would encourage wine in other countries. That this country produces more corn than equal to it's consumption is shown by that extract from a pamphlet (the result of more than twenty years' observation of it's author) which forms the Ap- pendix. It may be regretted that the tables of that pamphlet are only unexceptionable. Brew-... eries use grain. Distilleries may or may not use grain. More grain is worth less beer or spirits.
More 44 More beer or spirits is worth less water. More water is worth less sugar. More sugar is worth less grain. Grain cannot be forged. Laws on grain may be useless as guineas in this country.
The whole grain exported from the United States might not supply this country with three weeks' consumption of grain.
Grain exported from the United States, from September 1803 to September 1804.* BARRELS.
Wheat - - 1,127,024 Flour - - 810,008 - or about 4,860,048 Indian Corn 1,944,873 Ditto Meal - - 111,327 - or about 334,962 Oats 73,726 Peas - - - - - - - - 42,213 Beans ----.--»- 36,6l4 Rye 11,715 Ditto Meal - - 21,779 - or about 130,674 Barley 5,318 Ship-bread, barrel bulks 85,512 Biscuits, ditto 50,392 This country has not merely become the magazine of the corn of France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The quantity of cotton imported into this country might seldom be too large. Wool is a staple commodity, and what may be found in every country. A rise in price of M'ine would encourage wine in other countries. That this country produces more corn than equal to it's consumption is shown by that extract from a pamphlet (the result of more than twenty years' observation of it's author) which forms the Ap- pendix. It may be regretted that the tables of that pamphlet are only unexceptionable. Brew-... eries use grain. Distilleries may or may not use grain. More grain is worth less beer or spirits.
More 44 More beer or spirits is worth less water. More water is worth less sugar. More sugar is worth less grain. Grain cannot be forged. Laws on grain may be useless as guineas in this country.
The whole grain exported from the United States might not supply this country with three weeks' consumption of grain.
Grain exported from the United States, from September 1803 to September 1804.* BARRELS.
Wheat - - 1,127,024 Flour - - 810,008 - or about 4,860,048 Indian Corn 1,944,873 Ditto Meal - - 111,327 - or about 334,962 Oats 73,726 Peas - - - - - - - - 42,213 Beans ----.--»- 36,6l4 Rye 11,715 Ditto Meal - - 21,779 - or about 130,674 Barley 5,318 Ship-bread, barrel bulks 85,512 Biscuits, ditto 50,392 This country has not merely become the magazine of the corn of France.
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