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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-21

 orE1cEnsor THE COMPANY FOR 1859, COL. G. Beckwith, President; J. Whiting, Secretary; Geo. c. Woodruff, Treasurer sheldon Osborn, General Agent.
 Beers, A. S. Lewis, Sheldon Osborn, Abijah Cat lin, Charles Adams, Henry R. Colt, Philip S. Beebe. NEW ARRIVAL OF 1 S U M M E R GOODS |E B. BISHOP CO.,. .'s.
 Dress Goods. BLACK SILKS.
 ORGANDIEs.
 GRAPE MARETs,
 POE DE CHERRIES, $
 LAWNS,
 SCOTCH GINGHAMS,
 BRILLlANTES, CHALLIES,
 BRACES
 PRINTS. CHECKED BUSTER GOODS,
 SWISS MULES, sARsANET CAMBRlC, BARRED MUSLIN, &c. Parasols from 75 cents to $a. LADIES' and MISSES HOOP SKIRTS. KID. SILK and LlSLE THREAD GLOVES. MlTTS and HOSIERY WELLS, COLLARS, SHAWLS, WHITE TRIMMI INC S. &c, &c.,, which will be sold very cheap. Cents Furnishing Goods. BLACK aud FANCY CASSIMERES. BROAD CLOTHS and vESTINGS, TWEED, CHECK and VERSAILLES COATING and VISITING. CRAVATs. GLOVES. HANDKERCHIEFs and HOSIERY of all kinds.
  Ready-Made Clothing. BLACK, WHITE, BROWN and CHECKED COATS, PANTS and VESTS.
 Boots and Shoes.
 LADIES' and MISSES BOOTS. CATERS. BUSKINS and SLIPPERS
 MEMS and BOYS COARSE and FINE, THICK and THIN
 BOOTS and SHOES, all new, and cheaper than the cheapest,
 and called very good. js
 Hardware. ,l FORKS, HOES, sHOvELs and SPADES House Furnishings. J0INER'S TOOLS. FILES. NAILS SMOOTHING IRONS, SAND PAPER, &c, croekery and Glassware. Tubs, Fails, Broons, Baskets, &c. Paper Hangings Carpets, Oil Cloths, Curtains and Fixtures
 Groceries.
 SUGARS, Crushed, Powdered, Coffee, White and Yellow. Brown Porto Rico and New Orleans, which can be bought cheaper than any other store
 in town.
 MOLASSES and SYRUP.
 HAY and DAIRY SALT. Oolong, Souchong. Young and Old Hyson
 TEAS. Tapioca. Corn Starch, Rice. Prunes, Dried Apples, Green and Burnt Coffee, Goldfish and Mackerel,
 Hams and Shoulders. Whea; and Rye Flour, Meal and Feed, and Hominy. Lamp OIL Camphene and Burning Fluid, Sperm and Tallow Candles
 &c.,, &c.,, Sc. fy Please call and examine our stock, and judge c. B. BISHOP & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-21

DURsUANT, To the order of the Court of Pro
 bate for the District of Litch6eld will be sold al Public Auction. on ,he premises, the 18th day ot July, 1859, at o'clock in the afieroo, (uniess previously disposed ot at private sael much of the Real Esta'e of DAVID s. WEBSTER situated in the town of Ltch6eId Northfied Soc e.y, consisting of fifty of land. with dwelling house and other buildings thereon situated
 HENRY B. WOODWARD, Conservator.
 Liichield, July 2l, 1859. l3
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-21

fE Sec Advertisement of Dr. SAKFoRD's ''LIvER ISvIGoRATER." E'
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-21

A Court If Probate holden at IitchfeId, withi" A and for the District of Lchfeld on the 18th day
 oi July, A. D. 1859
 Present Charles Adams, Esq Jndge. On motion of David W. Wood, Administrator on the Estate of LURANA WOOD late of Warren within
 i'd district, deceased: This Court doth decree that
 six months from this dat. be allowed and limited for
 the creditors of said 10 exhibit their claims
 against the same sad Administrator; and directs
 ta, public notice be given M this order by advertising
 in newspaper published m Litchfe Id and by p"stne
 copy thereof on the public spn p"st in said town ot dwet. Certified from Record, l3 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-21
Bound in BLUE & GOLD and for sale at 75 cents per volume.

GENUINE COLUMBIAN COAL OIL. M! ARRANTED to give the bek and cheapest w light of any Oil in use and Ten per cent.
 cheaper than Kerosene. Consumers of Coal Oil are
 invited to give 1t ! trial, at
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-21

Mr. Choates life was insured for $25 OOO $1O. 900 in the New England Mutual, and $5OOO each in the Massachusetts, Charter Oak, and Connecticut off,
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-21
THE LIVER LIN VIGo7 7AToR.
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,

COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
 IFS ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER
 II MEDICINES now before the public, that acts as Charte easir, milder. and more effactual than tic but Liuer remedy, acting first on the Luer to eject it's morbid matter, thus accomplishing two pur
 poses eectualy without any of the painful feelings experienced in the operations of most Ghartics 1t strengthens the system at the same time that it pnrgcs it and when taken daily in moderate doses, will strengthen and build it up with unusual rapdity
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-21

FH n E free dOmlSSIOn or all Natl0nS as well as -A the verdict of the leading Hospitals of the Old as well as the New World stamp this powerful rem edial Agent as the greatest healing preparation made known to suffering Its pENLTRATivE QUALITIES more than MARVELLOUS, through the ex- ternal orifces of the skn invisible to the naked eye, it reaches the seat of the internal disease and in all external affections it's anti inflamaory and healing virtues surpass anything else record, and is Natues great ally.
 Erys;pelas and Salt Rkeum
 are two of the most common and virulent disOr- ders prevalent this continent, to these the Clint ment is especially artagonistic its ' mcdas oluand" is first to eradicate the venom and then ccnplcte the cure.
 Bad Legs, Old Sores, and Ulcers.
 Cases of many years standing that have pertina- ciously refused to yield to any other remedy treatment, have invariably succumbed to a-few ap- pcations of this powerful ungeLt
 Eruptions on -the-Ekin,
 Arising from bad state of the blood or chronic difesses eradcated, and clear and t,aispare1t surface reganed by the restorative action of this Ointment. It surpasses many of the cosmetics and other toilet appliances in its power to dspe rashes and other distgurements of the fice.
 Piles and Fistula
 Every form and featuie of these prevalent and su- born disorders is eradcated locally and entirely by the use of this emolient lamentations should preeede its application Its healing qualities will befound tobe thorough and ;nvariable. Both the Ointment and Pills should De used in
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-21
CoWles S Leete Sell

GSOWLES X LEE'rE sell English White Lead U C,.wles & Leete sell Philadelphia White Lead. Cowes & Leete sell Atlantic White Lead. Cowles & Leete sell Jewett's White Lead. Cowles & Leete sell Ulster White Lead
 Cowles X Ieete sell Connecticut White Lead. Cowles & Leete sell French Zinc.
 Cowles & Leete sell New Jersey Zinc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

down considerably. OF pe ara we bavs or,,.
w vrmmes including the usccus Bartlett Ssckes "
Whhpgtou me apple trade 10 quite uneettled. ana
cpal arrivals have been COOKING .ae prn
eign fruit trade We Observe that oranges In for
:rr-vr s,s matte scarce ana very n,ef wsterweious
uussmeops ere quite plenty; shs latter however, are
quite poor. We quote the following retail prices
po,rrpy AND GAME Turkeys were worth l6c 18c per
Il, yoas,na chickens $50. 81 rs per pair; brolers
tro,o GAG 10 coo per pair; young geese 81 rs 50 per
pair; woojesrK; 800 7be os! ducks. 81 a. q 80
= 40 SO per dozen; prairie chickens, TOO per pair
RrSv ri Sir,on s,esE. Ibc per H. parterhouse seAk
lsc runp do, l4c chuck rsast, ioo' A|0'' 0''nea
Mu1ros-Chops, l4c per 10 hind quarters l2c. lao,
fore quarters, &c. q o.; lamb, l2c. q lao
vEAL-Cute.s, l6c. 1885, per h.; fore quarters, 3d.;
hind quarters, 10. :.
PoRK Fresh pork llc per ID sailed, do; hams l2c
1885, shoulders 100. He sides loc; jowh, &c. llc.;
In This trade there has been slight alteration in
the prices some kinds We quote the following prices,
viz-Codhsh, &c per lb founders, &c.; cells, LOG iSc
striped bass &c. I0c; weak Ash, &c. sheepsnead 24c
a SOc.; Kepnebec salmon, SOC hxddock, &C., king ash,
Ito; Spanish mackere, Soc oysters, 81 ~ per nun
dred CLANS Soc 81 per bundred Holsters. &c per iD
crabs. 1Sc per DOZEN soft shell crabs 81 per dozsn
VMEIAsLEs-We quote sweet potatoes 80 IS per Dbl
o p Sc each marrow squash ST.
bbl; cucumbers, COO. 81 per hundred; radshes lsc
per dozen rhuoarb loc bnnch peas, l2c. 15c pei
bait peck; beets, &C. &C. per bancn; sTpg beans 1885,
25c per peck parsley &C. &c bunch, Spinach 631
TIC per basket leeks &c. Sc per buuch onions, 1856
26c per b.f pecx carrots &c. per buncn parsups
per bseket water crosses &C. per quartz MINT &c pei
purch; green l2c per dozen; egg plant l2c lsc
each; Lima beaus 1876 &c per quart; Russia turnips
81 ST rs per Dbl sweet peppers, SOC per hundred
Mercer potaoes 81 25 81 so per bbl peachblovs 81
| 80 a I'll rs; Dyckmsns, 81 26; buckeyes, DO.
FRUIT AND BEas,r Pie APPLES, 81 81 80 per Dbl
basket Delaware do, 50 50 so per basket whor
tleberrie 1oc per quart musk melons, Sc l2c each
r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

n -.
HI6HLANDs, Aug Is supset-steamsSio George. Cree.
from Baltimore going IN the bsy and m hss ~ ~. IT,
lands. boundin Wind s. light; weather clear VI WIG As
| LONG BRANCH Aup as snnse,-Two h.,t. nm. -,
ss me rsnsn sSu'a S no other inward bound
miscellaneous.
SHrp John HrNRv rarve- A asv.nroh t-,,. u.,s ...
Aug H. Of south shos M b,esss arem fSR ss hire
came in contact with schr VIM Richardson before rspores
took on an hands on On rec OF Deis Are MI ,ns Gay 40
brig ocean irle for Ph,adslphis pu "e' on ooar
BARE BoxAor-s.vann,b Ano 9.-r,. h.. uo -
Reported od u IN n now on the wsys waiting
$500 She Old Completely out Of n.y. sD % reDa owe
ao' va
rs:o beating down TIE tor morning Of 2sS ut carried
of Meisgs' wharf ' ""'''' %
scnR GEoRc Of IpHwicA from PhIsde,ubs for Nevburv
an ps,S na Cas- CO. havns eeen 10 contact WITH
sp and headsesr carried awsv hs bst "un oaa 90
san Jacinto fratns um Boston s,r eiavso h
schrJ ~ "1' HA'Ds '''" III COLLISION WHO an unknown
Notice IN M.rau>r~
Notice ia berebv o,vsr ,h., Roc. az. It'll. .
or reps o ~ zee Oh caesapesne Say va WI be pnt out
Due no.e viii he rvsn fTm or aoou me 9th OF sept
by o rS 81 me I iAghthonse Board
Baltimore, Aug a. 1855 A'o' iop0s' Eng OH d's'
Whalemen.
Ocean, with 400 bbls 3d. IS do sspor July TO- LAT q
out leo bels reported few days previous Kate Cosy
out isO sp 80 WA 18th lit 20 So lon tS1a
to cruise Is Gays and lew days before A
mana srs siorcen Clean 2ist lat 81 Ion a. A. hopetont
ca ~ VILE yut sO oDls sp cent home; eth. In
5 % - ~ shp noAWnn Hng Ir1pp, sppcsn, mos out
clean. ''' "'' "''"f'p' "o'ds' FL IA days out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27
OUR FAMILY MARKET REVIEW

The retail business at Washington market during the
past week has been rather dull in almost every branch
business This s owing, doubt to the fact that many
OF our wealthy citizens absent the various Watering
places and country seats In the article OF meats we
have no change to make in quotations. In tn
poultry trade, at this time Of the year, the price
are 30 fuctuating that 1t would be impossible 10
give, with any degree Of accuracy, the pricee
asked In the article Of fowls there has been q
decrease Of &c. per pound, while ducks have taken
quite an advance In the fish trade observe that
mackere that were selling for 1Sc the previous week.
are now quoted At 30c The prices Of butter and
eggs remain unchanged In the vegetable trade the mar
ket we'll stocked with almost every desirable kind 20
tatoes continue TO arrive in quantities. the priccs
are quite low In the wholesale trade large quantities are
disposed OF for Southern markets, sent thher both by
stesm and sail ng vessels II In reported that the potato
rot has made its appearance on tho east end of
Lopg Island, and the crops suffering badly
Domestic fruit continues 70 arrive slowly, and or
such poor qualities that almost despair OF
having our usual quantity. Peaches have msintaines
sunorm price for two weeks past until yesterday when
large arrival from Delaware brought the prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27
THE Day GOODS TRADE.

The following s comparative statement Of tue imports
OF oregu dry goods New York for the week and sine
January -
For the Week 1857. 1883 1850
Entered at the port 50 3O9 $40 s22issal SASH q47
Thrown on market. 2,57s,793 242,sl3 2,s44 1921
Since jan l.
En- he port "a 1854 $50 sss57 ,e5s 81 els e25
Thrown on Market. 72252 6S5 4S,65l,76i "a sSos7
Will be seen from the above table that the entries
and the amount thrown upon the market have been ess
toe cast week than they were the week previous as
shown by the following comparative statement -
Week ending Auo1ot 19 Auoupt 25 Decyenss
Entries 80. So 345128 S2Sl1,247 1923
Thrown on the market b2l, 703 2,S4a 527 677i7o
The aggregates for the year. since the first Of January
ast still in Of the entries for the two previous
years OF 1857 and 1885, by about Millions and OF the
amount thrown upon the market OF about twelve mil.
,bs Considering that the trade at this port in 1897
WA just At the commencement OF the pan c.
while the fame period In 1858 towards its close aud
When was that the crops would be short and the
West unable TO make usua purchases hence taking into
view that the spr,pg trade closed moderate supplies
left over, while the interior comparatively bare Of
not be considered excessive And should the dim mutt
n the imperiaons be continued there will not be
more Rooos introduced into this market than wn.L
the country will probably require, and fair prices TO
importers Annexed give the classification Of the goods
entered and thoee thro upon the past
The ~oolens entered amounted TO VI cotton goo
TO s6l5 a75 silk d. S702 1882 fax to $l65 1852 and ma
cellaneous articles 10 SOC, 1856
Enkred far Co1as,irn yl,on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27
Movemenos In Brssistufrs.

the continued advance In the New YORK -four market
mas had s0t little elect, except 70 induce armness
and prices, thougnnss quotAbly higher tending up
ward fhe market 80 day has been moderately active,
and NC hear OF ssce Of 200 bbs ~ SO so 81 so for
binary TO choice Illinois and Wisconsin "a rs IS good
10 choice extra Chic Michigan and ndapa and IS IS 30
for soluble extras. There Was inquiry for wheat
and the market was Armsr The demand continues for
small lots for milling Nothing Of consequence doing for
shipment Sses Of the day % 900 bushels at $50 for
Chicago spring 70 arrive, $50 for old spriog 81 08 a
81 10 for red OHIO, TIC for Milwaukee club 81 10 tor
white Ohio and Indiana, 81 is for white Canadian and
III "a fer do Kentucky There but little nqiry for
corn ond the market was steady sales 600 bushels
No Illinois, to arrive, at CSC Oats quiet aud steady
ssles 100 bushels Canadian at 32Hc Nothing doing
barley orrye, and quotations unchanged. ~biskey
10 Grner, and has advanced sales 80 bbls at Csc We
have no change 10 report 10 canal freights
The following are the shipments by canal from tnis port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

nrm, and cheese IN good demand a TO- foF lAH
prime qusiHy. >.
kuE-s.ss Of 10 easls were mAGo u 70. $40;
Sr~ r,a m.rxse - ermer, ana me advance ovor
last week 3 quotations WAS maintained. Eno M
active and the saes reached altogether wnn tue nsa
borhood Of about 1000 hhds chiefly CssA M"
Included In the sales were lo8 PortS Rico n, e. oovaoo
is do. at 7kc 70 New Orleans 1t 6L- " % &C., aud
Mexican a $40. .so ma rsua- -, aud siS oo.s.
sSSd. ~ ednng goods At SNc &C., and
goods ~ 10. "~oS0, ~Ao Email Lon OF hsndso'ne
lnH- ~o~o VI o,0Vo iu0' Wero nauo ~ loHc q
/ao.
roBAoUo.-Saies were light AMI prices unsettled The
sales included Is bids Kentu sky At iOe AZ bales
Havana, p ITO do Yara H. ~ cases seedleaf Sc
wnkEy opened arm, but closed dull. The sales were
Ut about go. = Use
WooL The marct Is steady, snd sales Of 200 900 lbs
domestic fleece and pulled have been msde lots at
range Of SIC. &c., Foreign rsmsus dull n sale, espe-
csy carpet qualities, for watch there hardly any
mand,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

FRnGHn firm TO English ports while engagements,
Wild inc exception Of cotton, were rather limited. To
Of lard at lis Cd. To London loo tons 49, Of fO oil
sH w s1s's s1sassa E R Rs%"
bales OF cotton were engaged by steamer at 10, 30
tons measurement goods at 35s 40s and sailing
vel engaged for the same port 100 toas at 2os
10 Antwerp 600 bags coffee were taken AZ &c and 30
hhds tobacco at 27s. Cd.
FRuH-loo bags princess almonds we're sold at D. t. .
800 bags African peanuts at 81 IS per buahel Raj
prices ~
Hay steady, with moderate sales of old for ship
ment at 7Cc o 75c.
ABDEs.-rhe market has been more active and saes
nave oeen 70 fair exten. at an advance OF No per h.
over ast weeks rate and the market closes with an &C.
i've inquiry from the trade The sales were 20 900 dry
California and Mexican, 23c. 2ac., ms 500 dry
1000 dry ealted Paita private; 1000 dry SAVANNA
IoTc l7c 500 dry Maracsibo 20c per ID g ms
100 dry Rio hache, 1885, ms 1000 dry Texas, pri'
LEATHER The market has been more active this week
wnout any change IN prices though with less disposition
pemoc aeses 70 force sales The receipts we're
$500 oak Stock were 1872 600 hemlock, 900 oak
LsE The market was steady, with sales OF Rockland
al 65c., and Vi 10 for both ports.
AoLAssEs Sales Of 100 hhds Cuba mus,oyado were
made al &c. and 80 do at 24Lc
NAyAL sTokEs-The market was quiet, and sales Of
were reported, while prices unchanged.
oIisIsales Of 800 bbls. linseed made part at
90 p.. o.ner descriptions we're unchanged.
49,, ., ~ Uk-ihe meI ket was hoavy and lower,
put active at the decline The eales embraced ABOUT
1000 bols including mess at Sl4 26 clear meas Al
~ tnln mess At BIB, and prime do at $40 $40 3d.
plhege sae OF 200 bbs. mess, deliverable In Septem.
per, was made. $500, II was said, was paid for the
oon on the part Of the seer at S4 and for 900 bbs
pna 90, IN the same month, $3.50 paid for the
sae' a1ou 200 bbls incu1ing country prime .. SIS SO
90, country mess S7aS7 u.s. and repacked IS $40 So
ana extra, 30 90 Sl2 60 Beef hams and prime mess
we're nominal Cut meats firmly held with sales OF
sooo 200 hbos and terces At exc a 7c Tor anouIiers
apo o4c esl4c for hams Lard WAS Arm ritb salss az
ABOUT Wv oois. and Heroes at l01sc Ilc Bitter was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

The trade during the week has been quite active espe
ciay with Southern and Southwestern merchants, who
have contributed 70 crowd the public hotels Of the city
The steamers and other vessels leaving for Southern ports
90 out we'll filed with goods The Western trade yet
has only been brisk In streaks but 1t s conducted on
sounder principle than formerly, and with more dis
elimination on the part Of sellers to credits well
caution on the part of purchasers AS new Western flour
and reach the seaboard freely month 10
come IL s expected that the trade from that quarter will
not prove very active until time next month and is
believed that 1t will continue to later period in the
son than usual The last advces from Manchester, Cog
and reported the market dull but firm, for both yarns
and cloths Raw cotton about Lie II lower, while
IN this market fully d per h. lower than it was last
week Kidding uplands closed 10 day at lXc. Aneri-
can manufacturers to the Eastward continue TO be well
and probably occupied. The staple lines OF cotton, Of
domestic gooos were in better supply the past week.
the market wa somewhat easier Low priced
suited 10 the Western trade heavy Brown soeengs
and shirtnes were without change Of moment. The
market was pretty well exhausted of light sneetngs.
Light bleached goods were not plenty while prices
fully maintained. High count cloths at &C. &c,
arm Drills we're steady and he'd with much steadiness
We quote China brown drills at SIG, beached at SAc.
&c., and blue at 10lc Prints were In steady de-
mand. Muslin delxnes rather heavy, while sales
made TO . fair extent. Black doeskns were dull
and black satinets difficult Of sale. Flannels were gene
rally firm and doing WE'LL especially the cheaper Qualities
of all WOOL Shaws were In toerebe request, the auc-
ton sales having somewhat checked the regular
Hosiery was doing moderately WE'LL and prces for gooa
In foreign dry goods with the exception of some nes
OF recent mportatons and desirable styles the private
trade direct win importers was not large while
reasonable staple goods unchanged The sales
this week have been large and comprising lines
OF silks meriDoes and Paris printed fabrics. The better
descriptions Of British printed and dress goods were
steady ans In fair demand while inferior and cheaper
qualities dull and neg ected Staple worsted goods
we're in fair demand 1T steady prices large soe
cial sale Of Dernoes casomeres, ecose and musin
deaines was bed 10 day Of the importation Of Messas
rberon, MaiIard & Co The lots amounted TO about
l,766. The sale drew good and spirited company The
uernoes embraced in b62 lots. They were eli
soo and 10 the main al fair prices Fancy silks offered
at auction this week heavy bu, saeable at easier
rates Nessrs Wimerdugs & Mount ned a good sale OF
woolen under cohs &C.. OF the Eueld Manufacturing
Company, by order OF Mr.. John Gihou, wnch oroigh,
full prices. The attendance good aud bidding
spirited Other sales have been announced for tae
coming week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27
oronto, on the 22d, superfne No. ]
fancy for 81 IS, and IS for extra.
CROP AND WEATHER NEWS.
lEYnnn the Cincinnati Drina Cnr.or

From the Cincinnati Price Currentl
kNIpe news regarding the growing crops being of vital
importance, We make II our business each week 10 oh.
n al the reliable information with reference to
tnem and give In q condensed shape under this head
Until Monday the weather had been dry and rain was
oeeoed IN this locality Monday night and yesterday
morning heavy and general rain fell thoroughly sst,
grass. The sdvices which have reached us during The
week are without an exception favorable for corn aud
there seems to be little doubt entertained by the agrcu
tural classes that the crop must be a good one with
favorable weather in September To Illinois, we are adj
vsed that 30 sure do the farmers feel of big crop that
tney nave Already commenced feeding II to hogs The
grass s growing rapidly the indications OF excellent
a pasturage are now favorable can be desired Az
REGARDS the yield OF wheat have only to repeat what
we nave before stated that 1t s below what was
ana below an average In this State Indiana
ana kenucky and though better in Illinois, Missouri and
iowa yet ID dot excessive Late potatoes are doing bet
yer man was expected and the crop under the present
favorable weather promises well.
HARVEST IN CANADA.
Tne Hamilton Spectator examines the replies made nv
farmers and merchants in all parts Of the province 70
questions proposed by the Board Of Trade that TO
and says $500
Here then have data for approxmatine to the ou,u
y OF our present crop have for export and its value
Wnea (say times the average) 4,46o 2e0 bushels
UaG Vwice oo) ,803,670 Z"
bsriey ana rye az times do) ....... Il 1903 $40
,noiAn corn (aVerage) 80. ,l42,623
Flour (his does not usually vary 90
much, say IN the average) ........ 1886, 1853 bbls
the total value OF these crops at present prices ia
$lo,6lbo oo; total at average prices sl3 ,403, 900