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To "a, yu,t,e,, oTtAs Supreme Jadieial Court nsrt
10 a, hoIf.s al Alfred. in aRd for tAs County 81
York, on tAs fourth Tuesday Of May, lSOO.
nFSPECTFULLY shows Bradbury Flanders. oil
Ii Buxton in said county person Ron eompos py
his guardian Enoeh d. Bradbury OF salu bu1,on n
as tenant In common OF and Ia certain real estate
situated in said buxton, being lot numbered SIX
teen on letter seconN division OF lots IN sad Duk.
ton, bounded as follows BEGINNING AZ the most
noTtherly corner OF said lot adjoining land OF Jo-
seph Elwell. and running southwest by sad Ill
we'll land about leo rods TO the range road between
letters d and 4 ranges. thence sOuth-easteriy by
said range road about sixty RODS TO four ROD way
between lots IS and &C. thence northeast by sald
four rod way about leo rods 10 the range road be-
tween ranges q and ID ranges, thence northwest by
said range road about sixty rods to the nrst men
toned bound. -
Also another parcel Of land adjoining the abeye
named lot being part oilot namoe ReI,nnip% At
the southeast corner OF land formerly owner ~
Joshua Hutchinson. thence north-west aoou. sag
rods 10 said lot herein before descIDeu, unsnS =
southwest about eighty rods To land iOrheIy "
William IIanscomb, southeast about forty rOis 20
the county road leading nom the OH ste " oui,.
Bridge 10 Elden's corner thence ny salu Ivu n y.
the bound began at, containing ABOUT tWeIhy NV
acres owned by Abigail Flanders at her decease'
and that the said bradbury Flanders ownsas aiOIe-
said one half part OF said premises In Zee simple,
Undivided with Samuel Hanson Of said Buxton, ana
other persons TO your petitioner and his said guar,
dian unknown, that lie cannot improve MS sa'd
mart 10 any advantage while the same lies In CON-
mon aud undivided aforesaid, but loses the pref
its thereof wherefore he pays that notice may Is
sue according 10 law and that his said part may be
set of and assigned TO him TO hold In se'eraiy'
Dated Buxton, May 3, 1850.
BRADBURY FLANDERS,
BYE. ID. BRADBURY, Ais Guardian.
T. II. BRADBURY,
Guardian Of Bradbury Flanders.
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Two Houses for Sale

"a TIE TWO DWELLING HOUSES -
I'm on Main Street, Saco. now occupied by m
k Ien A. II. Boyd aud Charles Il. Storer, 80
are offered for sale on very favorable terms.
Connected with each house Is an excellent Fruit
Garden, and all cOnycnences for first class resi-.
dcncc The Houses are In perfect repair, and offer
great inducements TO those desiring 10 purchase an
elegant residence. Title perfect: For terms Of
sale, &C., applyto Il. ~ WiuuN.
Saeo, August &c, 1859. -
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STATE OF MAINE

YORK, S.
A, an. s.prss.s Judicial Court, began and held
at Alfred within and for said county OF YORK, on
the fourth Tuesday OF May In the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
Upon the foregoing Libel, Ordered, that the IL
belaut give notice 20 the said Freeman LIBBY 10
appear before the Justices Of our said supreme
Judicial Court 20 be held at Alfred within AMI Tor
said county OF York, ON the third TUESDAY on sep,
TENDER next, by publishing an attested copy OF
said libel and this order thereon three weeks sue
eessiyely In the Union Journal newspaper print
ell in BiddeiOrd said county OF The ast Pao-
LEGATION thereof 10 be thirty days at least before
the sitting OF said Court, that he may then ana
there In our said Court show cause, any he nave
why the prayer Of said libel should not be granted
flttestS Z. ID. LORD, Clerk.
Ntrue emmy Of the Libel and order Of Court
thereon. Attest Z. ID Lohb.e "A'
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FARM FOR SALE I

- small Farm for sale, situated on the Port
an land Road, less than one mile nom Saco VII
&lage containing 90 Acres or Land, con
sisting Of Tillage and Pasturing.
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber
on the premises. CHARLES TRULL:
Saco, April $3.50. 'ou
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Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his farm, sit
\ uated In Rennebunkport, on the road lead
ing from Kennebunkport village to Biddeford.
Said hrm contains about one hundred acres,
forty Of which Is covered with wood and tim
Der. The other part Of said farm Is divided in.
TO tillagc and pasture. Said farm Is well wa
tered, and cuts about forty tons Of hay. Build
SAID buildings are psin,sd and veil shaded With
ornamental trees. This Il one Of the best farms
In Kennebunkport, 10 conveniently Treated with
reference % school, meeting houses, markets,
&C., and ofiers rare chance for any one wish
ing 70 purchase. and settle upon good arm.
Said farm will be sold In whole or In part
Terms Of payment made eaiy.
AARON c. KICKER
Hsnnsbunkport. March %. 1860. i3u
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FOR SlLE. LOT AND BUILDINGS.

A lot ofsix acres, under improvement, near
the intersection Of Hill street with the Guinea
road, with the buildings thereon-consisting Of
story and half house, built two years ago I.
and nearly finished, and small barn.
Terms of sale easv, for further particulars
enquire Of Mrs. MARY LANE,
No Pepperell Block.
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for S ale.
House for Sale.

DllE subscriber wishes to sell his house, situated
i on Pike Street. near Pool Street. The house Is
nearly finished The lot Is three rods on Pike st.,
and running back ten rods. There lisa well OF good
water on the lot.
Any one wishing TO buy q house will find 1t
good bargain.
Diddeford. Sent ~, 1859, 39u
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For Sale or to Let |!

l. subscriber. Said Stores will be sold on long
credit or leased for term Of one 10 five years, ut
o fair rent Should the occupant wish to continue
the Corn and Flour business, he can DO furnished
with capital 10 carry on the business by giving
good security. -
Saco, March %, 1850. TIA
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

fosn 4 Bsrevienf Tnstfafion, ssfaSlisA,db y
1909. special tndorms~f for fAs rs6C Of TIE
,irk and di'tr,''sd. afflicted riA pDsisnf dnd spi-
dsnie diseases.
The Directors OF this we'll known Institution IN
their Annual Report upon the treatment of sehua
Diseases express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the abors of their sur
geons In the cure oi spermatorrh9a. Seminal Weak
ness, Impotence, Genorrh9a, elect, syphilis, the
vice Of 0nanirn, or Selfabuse, &c, and order =
continuance Of the same plan for the ensuing year.
The consulting Surgeon Is authorized 10 give NED
lCAL ADVICE GRATIS, 10 all who apply by let
ter with description of their condition lage, oceu-
patton. habits 81 life, &C. and In cases Of extreme
poverty, TO FURNISH MEDICINE FREE OF
CHARGE.
An admirable Report on SpermatoTbes, or 30
minal Weakness, the vice Of Onanistn, Masturba-
tion selfabase, and other diseases OF tbs sexu.
al Organs, by the Consulting surgeon, will be sent
by mail dn q sealed envelope y iRER OF CliARlE)
on receipt Of TWO sTAMfS for postage. Other
ieports and Tracts on the nature and treatment OF
Sexual Diseases, dict, &C., are constantly being
published for gratultous distribution, aud will bs
sent ~ 10 the afflicted. Some of the new remedies
and methods Of treatment discovered during Tho
last year, are Of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR. J. Skill
LIN ll0uGllTOS. Acting Surgeon, Howard Asso-
citation, No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
by order VI the Directors.
EZRA ID. IIEARTWEI.L. Prssidsnf.
lyri9 GEO. fAiRChlLD. Ssusiary
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CITrICScs S0TutUSCs
TILE subscriber. having purchased all the inter-
Il est OF ChAdbourne a Carey In the Carriage
Bu.ins... will now take charge OF the same AIM
,,iC and II prepared TO treat the old customers Of
the concern. and as many new ones as nay Join
them, In the best possible manner.
lie hatters himself that with his facilities for
r,iny on the business. with a host Of unsurpassed
and unsurpassabls workmen, and stock unequall-
ei In the whole region OF the East, he can build
you ANYTHING ffvm an lrishman's mud barrow 20
Phton as delicate ever rolled In the streets Of
FAIRY Land. lie will give his personal ,spsrrisios
10 All tie work done In his establishment, and vii
not allow q carriage Of any Kind 20 leave the shop
unless done according TO order. lie has constantly
ON hand and will continue 20 build 20 order Passen-
gerand Mail Wagons, Express Wagons, Jersey Wa
gons OF various patterns, Concord Wagons, Groeers'
Wagons, siilk Wagons, Parker and Box Buggies,
both open and top sulkies and sieighs Of all yare.
ties, double and sim lie.
rSTAny OF the above mentioned articles will be
soid for cash or approved credit, at prices deoing
competition.
OWEN d. CHADBoURNE.
sseo. March. is6o. iiu
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Dyspepsia Remedy
BR. DARIUS HAMS
Aromatic, Invigoratlng
SPIRIT.

This Modiein, IA, b,sr a,,d By hs pubic for ycus.
siiA rncrsning Jaor. Hsrscommend,d tsenrs
Pains, Wind in the Sio,cach. or Psin' q"
hs Rorsi', H,aie,h,. D,os'is,ss.
KkiHfy Complaints, Low spirds,
Dtiirism Trtmens, inftm-
Pudnes.
II stimulates, exhiarates, nvgoratss, but viii not
intoIicate or stupefy.
As A MEDICINE, 10 squick and enectual. curing
"A the most aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia, KID
stomach aud Bowels, In speedy manner :,
| II will instantly revive the most melancholy and
dropping spirits, and restore the weak nervous and
SICILY 70 health fs se t snd sgD If lamar,
have become detected and their nervous systems
shattered, constitutions broken down, and subject
To- that horrible ~, curse To- humanity. NE hsLnla
and inyigoratlng efficacy OF Dr. Hams migrating
Spirit.
DosE-One wine glass as often as necessary.
One dose will remove all lad Spirits.
One dose will cure Heartburn.
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
One dose will give you Good Appetite.
ODe dose will stop the distressing pains OF Dys-
One dose will remove the distressing and dia.
greeable effects OF Wind or flatulence. and rs soon
distressing load and al painful feelings win be
moved.
One dose viii remove the most distressing pains
OF COLO. eltlcr IN the Stomach OF DOWel.
A few doses will remove all obstructions In tho
Kidney, Bladder. or Urinary Organs.
Persons who are seriously afflicted with any KID
ney complaints, are assured speedy relief by dose
or two, and radical cure by the use Of one 90 two
bottles.
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who. from dlsslpatlng too much over
night and feel the evil effects OF poisonous liquors,
In violent hradncbes, sickness nj stomach. weak
ness giddiness, &C., will find dose will remove
all bad feelings.
Ladies' of weak and sickiy constitutions should
take the lnylgoratlng Spirit three times day 10
will make them strong. healthy and happy, remove
all distractions aud Irregularities from The men.
strual organs, and restore the bloom Of health and
beauty 10 the eare-worn face.
During pregnancy 10 viii be found nm invaluable
medicine 10 remove disagreeable sensations at tho
stomach.
All the proprietor asks IL trial, and 70 induce
this, he has put up the Inyigontng syrup In pint
bottles, nj SO cents. quarts ST.
General Depot, h Water Street. Y.
Wholesale Agents boston, N. B. Burr Co..
Weeks a Potter.
For sale In Biddefori by George w. W. Pelrson
VIM. q. Dyer, a. SAWYER, and T. u. Stevens. and by
all country dealers generally iyrls
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SacO and Biddeford
GAS LIGHT COMPANY,

THE Treasurer Of the Saco and Biddeford Gas
II Light Company hereby gives notice that the
capital stock OF said company Is seventy thou
and dollars the amount actually paid In Is seven-
ty-one thousand slx hundred dollars, the debts
due from the company are six hundred and eighty.
ave dollars and ffty-hve cents that the amount
Invested I'm real estate, buildings, and other 1x-
tures Is seyenty-three thousand eight hundred and
twcnty.nlne dollars and eighty-seven cents, that
OF ala company by the assessors OF saco and Bid
deford In which places the Is located, 10 ior-
ty.tuo thousand dollars, and the aggregate value
afixed 10 all the TAXABLE property Of aid compe-
ny by sad assessors Is orty three thousand dollars
T. sCAMMAN, Treasurer.
saeo. July 18th, isso.
sAco, July osth, isso.
YORK ss-The above named T. Seaman, Treas
urer. formally appeared this day and made oath 10
Ira "a tement made and subscribed TO- by him -
above. Before me. PHILIP EASTMAN,
avn Justice Of the Psscs.
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II z D DY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

LATE AGENT OF Y. 3. PATENT OfrlcE, WASHING
TON. tunder the Act OF 1871
No. Z State Ste, opposite Kiiby Sc. boston.
a FER an extensive practice Of upwards OF TWEEN
Aty wears continues 10 secure Patents In the Uni
ted Statesi also In Great britain, re anu otns'
ments and all Papers or Drawings TOT ratsnts exc.
cuted ON liberal terms and with dispatch Research.
made into American or ioTelgn WOLF 20 as,ei
and legal or other advice rendered In all matters
touching the same. Copies OF the claims OF any In
tent furnished by remittins one dollar Assignments
ThIs hyeney l. not only the largest In New Eng
land but through II inventors have advantages for
securing Patents, or aseertaining the Patentabiiiy
OF inventions, unsurpassed by, u no. lhneasuraoy
The testimonials given below prove that none I.
MORE SUCCESSFUL At TIE PATENT OFFICE
than the subscriber, and SUCCESS iSTliE BEST
nonlS add that he has abundant reason TO believe,
and can prove that ut no other ONCE OF the kind,
are the charges for service 50 moderate
The %msnsS p sSssisd him to aSsa%aatS VAST
coileetion of speciications and official decisions rel
alive 10 patents These, besides his extensive II.
brary Of legal and mechanical works, and full ac'
counts Of pstents granted In the United States ana
Eupope render him able. beyond question, 10 offer
superior ABILITIES for obtaining patents
All necessity OF q journey TO washington TO pro
cure patent and the usual great delay there, are
mere tANed
TESTIMONIAL
regard Mr.. Eddy Is one OF the sosf capable asa
ssee,.sTI practitioners with whom have had ON.
cial intercourse CHAS. MASON"
cemmissionsr Of Pafssts.
~ have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that
they cannot employ aperson more eomPtf,Hf and
frustroriAv, and more capable OF putting their ap-
plcations In form To secure Tor them an early and
favorable confederation at the Patent Once.
EDMUND BURKE,
Boston, February a. 1874
.yfr r. il. Eddy has made for mo THIRTEEN
applications ON all but ONE Of which patents have
been granted, and that one IL nsv pssdisg. such
unmistakable proof OF great talent and ability on
his part leads me TO rsccommend az inventors 10
apply 10 him 20 procure their patents a. they may
Be- sure Of having the most fklthfal attention be-
slowed on their cases. and 81 yeTy Ls,'S.sSis
Prom september 18th. 1852, 20 June lIth, 1853
the subscriber In course Of his large practice made
on tr,es rejected publications., SIXTEEN APPRAIIS
EVERY ONE Of which vas decided In As Jsvsr, By
The Commissioner Of PatontsL
iyr37 j. II. EDDY
September !, isSs.
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nsn OF aeir lien upon the city, is simply riilcu-
iols; and the menace with which the offer is made
is disgracefsl. The circular says:-
The city Of Fond du lac being Of compromising
with ~ bondboders. submit the enclosed proposition
one they can fulal, and the only one
We advise the bondholders TO decline the propo-
siuln. dishonesty cannot thrive long; time will
come when the city OF Fond du Lac, like the other
cities Of Wisconsin, viii discover that honesty
is the best policy" Meanwhile, no prudent trader
viii rust any citizen of Fond du Lac; no farmer
who can help it viii send his produce thither; no
one will lend the place any money for public i'm
provements; no one will buy land or houses there.
No business Of any kind viii be done with Fond
du Lac by people who don't want TO lose their
money.
The following is list of proposals received by
Mr.. Robert T. Haws, Comptroller, August Is,
ls50, for 100000 Central Park Improvement
Fund Stock Of 1885, interest at six per cent per
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CLEARED
.D a .Ts. Ss.. ~ 1ssy SaHs
nell. Minturn Co
s,cIinship Montgomery. Berry savannah-h Cromwell
SHIP Snrsapa MsnS hoosona.ISne Mntu aco
Shp Geo, yana, sslter New orlcans-Robson Fosdck.
s.,s Jqss4 Kan.y sS rsmsnnssssr sr0s
4 Chase.
Brig Cygne: .Br,, Smith Halifar-A smi.he,s Co
Big Bio9In-r, Fowler, 8. johns.5 omez Wallace ca
Brig Prenjss Hobes Eis Enzabethport-wssn, Carver
s 81 w.o ss 1 ssysnmT arSs,
schr NJ DILL. Dil fluro-j Whitney.
issn so sAh
ssr aaS sp so. Ms Sous
9 aT T s,sss, pet s. Tsss@cM1
Steamship Yorktown: Parrish Richmond, Norfolk &C. viii
ship John Eye rcrnber Glasgow July IL, with wdss to
snip so!ssS Ar~OAy. New Orleans, :, day., with co.
Won sack july i IS ION s I SPOKE
n s liar !aY y, sn f. a: Tsss FSrtsIea
i%s sls s.s Sn.s for & "A at
% ssss sgs' si jay 81
July IT, .sss Hs%ssis s ss
Brig rr':sps co,ns Cumberland HarbOr, ID days. with
brig Martha Jane (r) Oorber Five Islands Ms Il days.
With ,sa,y ts.;s % !, Neyius sss =,
with coal 20 cunard.
rrig West sadey, Galveston rs days, with cotton &C. 70
brig ssry .mn.cu Eascrou ApalachicOla Is days. with
cotton SC, 70 Richards Co
Rrie Mary Farruv. Coombs Ellzaheihport for Boston
Brig g therins Rogers, Tbbcts Bangor. z days
schr Mara Or onv.rcs, cudad Bolivar, days, with
sehr h nancheier Provd-nce, Nlckersou Galveston,
20 dsys; with wo,a &C TO Ncrcrss Prince
scir Lebanon Winthrop, Calair 8 days
frhr loren Rod tonnery. Portsmouth, says
srhr Seson Harvey 'haAe, sos;an Tor Albany
scbr oscar fIawi-y Smiib Fall River 2 days
kchr Faconrr, smith, Fan River days.
sshr A Watson, Lewis, Fall River, 2 dsys
Sehr Snow DIiii snow. Beverly DAYS
Schr Corinna NJ. Jones' Beverly, days
schr Empire STATE Atwood Chatham. days.
Schr MaabSr, Durham. Providence. days
schr Kosiman " P,ce, Allen Providence, 5 days
schr Swan Ling, Providence for baimore
Sehr Tiara len. Dodge Providence for Ezah~thporL
sshr stephen waisrmau, Bow man Pawneke for Rondou
Schr a Heath. Williams New Haven for philadelphia
schr W brancrd. Bowditch Portland, daya
schr Jane HASKELL Mystic, days.
schr J Tone. Me ha1ey. Haddam for Phladelphia.
Sloop Fashion Briggs RiOokhayen, 2days.
esoasner Delaware Johnaon Philadelphia
Steamer Mars. Nichols. Phlsdepha
Steamer Josephiae. Green. fkilaiclphiA
Steamer Wss>seSier Jones' FFoyidencs
Two ships and one fell rigeed brig.
SAILED
aiifa. and Milford Hav0n Montgomery savah -ah ships
sres Western. Liverpool Ashhuron, CO.. Mad u Orleans
New Orleans Golden ga lie o.,
Wind during The day NNwr q rril
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h'hx MAGENTA f Green Bsv) Hopkins fro- Roesou Jul,
"r naaon' ws abandoned at July q and Tho g. - has
arr ed 81 Liverpool early in Augwt She had ~ - &.
bbs four sRs bags ocatc and sac Gallon, mar, ~ "a,
Magenta was bu a, Green Bay isSo was "a ,on.
~, and ws owned by Godfrey She |. sad " ). e,.
,nsarr, W Boston. ''
Asrn.,..sS ia6yrs-eupp~--- ' eeen re
celvea frora Ncs.rs " Blunt the rubrshsrS This No
ccr,ans cf many besides much other
nm portanl matter. Lloyds The only stan.
dard of reference published In this country every house
mercantile marine should have copy Of H.
Isrycr-on The ih inst from the yard Of Henry Finch NJ
Bulls Ferry, j. Gse clipper schr CT S25 called be
stephen Duncan Sic owned BY Inc builder Cap, william
Tyler and o1cu and intended foe the Southern trade
The steamship orrai Eastern Capt Vine Hail. sailed yeser
day foe Isisfax and Milford Haven
The sesmshr Ausrssan. Oar, Hockey sailed yesterday
ice Liverpool with iss psssenssa
tur sssrrt norrffsos 1t Honolulu June ~ saved By
he Gays The Increased tar Of 10 cent (which took
sf~s June ~ and her~iy 5000 - 70 shippers by
Der ste hac a.~crcd cymprine coal nails lead
- meat. Ac. The had gale o. oape
orr, With started ANAL leak and sph the main topsN
had remarkably ne weather the IS OF the passage
sod ocev-ion during that time sheet take
nthe slightest sail
LAvsosI--M bah. len ins, from the yard Of weur.
Hcughion os superior white as chip of about icoy tons
called The Persia owned by the builders, and be
sAsnprt.
rn slip n 10 ns - BY a Asielan Esa aud osbers
a "A - ~ WsxC
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FH7-s N'sILI FUoAsI 70 = N
Eeots q Re Late !sorm IN he GGy-D-rnG1s 20 q.
.Sl;rpirG, t.
United States Com Aha issiOncr's Court.
Before Chss. W. Newton, Esq.
CHARGE OF coUNTERFETT1NC

CHANCE OF COMMUNICATING.
ACGusI 10 The United Sdtes rs Joha Aocr.--Thc prl-
soner, who charged with being engaged extensively
the manufacture Of counterfeit quarter dollars was ar.
rested By Deputy Marshal OEcca, and brought before
the Commissioner for exainaon IL appears that par
ties were sent TO the prisoner 70 purchase those spurious
coins which he sold 70 them ut the ratio OF
counterfeit quarters ter 81 10 lawful coin of the United
states The examination OF the prisoner was adjourned
for further testimony
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Crop Prospects In England and ON the
Continent.

We give the following remarks Of G strrces circu
lar, dated Birmingham, August Q, 1900
Daring the nrst weeks of past month the price
~ wheat went down n 81 per quarter, which induced
iiers 20 reduce tho retail price II Eoar IS ~
lack but owing ~ the rainy character Of the following
fortnight both articles have advanced to their former
rates.
The crops generally have not been backward at the
end u July n any since 1916. The wheat, how
ever blofsoe1 under very favorable circumstances aud
80 think that, favored by Inc weather, grain har
vest may equal 70 the average Of yearseas and
,erhaps beans, excepted.
good yield Of wheat been secured IN Italy and
part II FTce, ard correspondents In the Baltic ports
sp%aA VI their harvest as likely 10 begin quite early
usual Indeed we may Fay that the wheat crops Of
ineDa Europe orally, well those Il Canada and
The III lied States favoraby described The last fort
lights arrivals OF grain acen vessels have been very
but exclusive Of those from the Baltic ana America
there still about FIVE hrndred passage Our present
grces are:1 ssh white wheat, 80 3D. u So red, - a
"a ID Odessa Ghirka, 70. 80 Ga American red -
n 40. French IT, A. 70 oc.-al per 62 lbs here
IN sandy and osny Soils the barley crop large, but IL
nas been much laid By the storms and stiff and gra
reilly lsDd il very de6ceut Grinding barley good
jensDJ prices ranging from 27s g. for Danube Cos
for rtOut DaDisb, pei 3a2 lbs at Gloucester.
Oats are about Is quarter lower and can only be
dirposei OF N limited quantities. Dutch 29s 6t irish
while. 27s 2ss grey, 2os 81 27s ot black, 25s.
81 2ts per BIZ ,hs at Birmingham Beans quite
dear last month, with sale for Egyptian, a,
los ID los; Frai Oh, I6s U.s. English, lss les.,
per 195bs here Thorpn The demand fr peas continues
extensive the price has given way about Is per quarter
In many districts the potatoes are said TO be much
affected By disease