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PART I ON THE PRICES OF CORN FROM 1848 TO
SECTION 1 Introduction
SECTION 2 Character of the season 1847-1848
Prices and estimated produce of wheat
SECTION 3 Character of the season 1848-1849
Prices and estimated produce of wheat
SECTION 4 Character of the season 1849-1850
Prices and estimated produce of wheat
SECTION 5 Character of the season 1850-1851
Prices and estimated produce of wheat
SECTION 6 Character of the season 1851-1852
Prices and estimated produce of wheat
SECTION 7 Character of the season 1852-1853
Prices and estimated produce of wheat
SECTION 8 Character of the season 1853-1854
Prices and estimated produce of wheat
SECTION 9 The large importations of foreign corn frm 845
t 853-1854. And the opposite theories of diminished home
production and increased home consumption
SECTION 10 The same subject continued. Probable effect of the Corn Law
if it had been in force in 1848-1849. Large production and
low prices in France and central Europe
SECTION 11 On the effect of variations in the supply of wheat on its
price, and on the consumption of it as the food of man
Principles stated in 1821
SECTION 12 The same subject continued. Facts in illustration
afforded by the periods 1828-1837,and 1838-1841
SECTION 13 A consideration of the more important causes which lead
to fluctuations in the price of corn; with particular
reference to the doctrines put forward by the promoters
of agricultural statistics
SECTION 14 The same subject continued. Illustrations derived
from the experience of the years 1846 t 855
SECTION 15 On the relative productiveness of the harvests in England
during the forty years 1815-1854. Mr. Jacob??s
researches in 1826-1828
SECTION 16 The same subject continued. Result of the researches of
M. Paucton with reference to the consumption
of corn in France about the year 1780
SECTION 17 The same subject continued. Results of the surveys of
cropper, benson, and company, 1813-1836; and of
Mr. Sandars, 1837-1855
SECTION 18 On the general principles which may best regulate the function
of government in providing official information relative to
agricultural produce. The alleged deficiency of agricultural
as compared with commercial, statistics
SECTION 19 The same subject continued. Erroneous notion of the facts
relative to the harvest of 1846. And erroneous inferences
drawn by high authorities from those facts
SECTION 20 The same subject continued. Erroneous views as to the real
functions of the intermediate dealers between the growers
and consumers of corn in this country
SECTION 21 The same subject continued. The alleged example of
foreign countries—M. Coquelin??s account of the true
purpose of the cadastre in France
SECTION 22 On the nature of the practical methods by which in this country
a fair or just equilibrium of the price of raw produce
such as corn, is maintained. Difficulties not to
be overcome by the most elaborate statistics
SECTION The same subject continued. Motives oraig upon a large
class of farmers to observe a definite annual rule as to the
sale of their corn
SECTION 24 The same subject continued. Motives oraig upon another
class of farmers as regards the accumulation
of stocks
SECTION 25 On the relation between the cost of the production of corn
and its current price during short intervals
SECTION 26 The import cost of foreign grain during the thirty-five years
1821-1855. Magnitude of that import. Cost since 1846
Recent improvements directed to larger domestic
production of grain
SECTION 27 The effective legislative provision existing since 1846 for the
application of capital to land improvement, especially
drainage. Progress actually made. Extent of the field
to be