, 1870-08-03

| TIC fFaine az Chen Union reports that slnce
y bargrs loasle.i with wheat from Ia. and Wtn.
nesota, me asEEEgate number Of bu1aefs amount
% "a u 90 about ~ @n During The past week ab.ut
,1s M eaf !nsas q wheat hare lett that station 70.
1 A.tH AnAce. u II expected that new wheat will
Enke It's appearance IN at1ou, ttn DAYS
The American Grocer giTes The following
interesting resume Of tho breadstu1s more
During ihc last SIX yeara The arerarc croo of
"nea! 70 tht United Kingdom has been II, So, ess
~ ~ .1e aves7Ee Imports. Including nour. s.9'&-
- -" ~ ~ anu tns Isefage annual consumption
iEHifts q lssH, has been morn screre nni more
I5'I'acNi E1 Han n any year Of the last eleven
1,, aTSnns E,1a o. ~ ha.sest pEosp<sts IN the
.,Giels. Ihe cc:eal crops III ireland, It Is said
WIN " generally good vita falr promise In Scot
seems to te gen.ra,y coaces,eei that The crop Of
wheat In $50 will not much, II Any. exceed an
average and probably will Be below IT. When tbs
the Kingdom shall have heen ascc1sa,ned, It
will add smother test OF the effect OF
Eeyerc md rEnsractcd drought In the wheat
ID IN Important element In the caleulation. aud
the element alone 1nay make either rainy or otdI-
nary aeasons more OF less productive Or nnnro-
Frs1ee has ended for the reason, aud In the north
has been commenced The ACCOUNTS OF the eFpp
a,e a. yet quite contradictory ~ to tile psuspect-
ton WAS thai the yield will prove more Or lass d.
Icenr, and thIs is c<ttnateI At 23Ooo0QQ hectolf-
RES. equal 70 20 quarters, or II ,ad 600 Eush-
NJ the French Empirc has heen d,sastrous. The
oats, barley. ami hay crops have suffered unver-
sslly, and lhc Litter, wi.cre moxn, Is said not to
la,t eleven yta,s France has furnished the United
kinEtion on tho average, yearly, Il per cent Of
her entire imports OF wheat and nour THIS
ierash the tae H Knrem ,aaa @,a al, sse xhsa5 w
and ntur Of moment 1t Is said that France has
slnee Ihe 1T Of Janna,y lat purchased IN South
The sclltncs from the Black and Axoy seaportg
sance tne fronehlne Of nlvIgatton, have been near
y equally divided between France aud G:pat
purchases Of wheat and -four in the United States
anu y !oe ports ut the Baltic. She recently eu-
',sT - En2ilsh markets for the purchase Of oats.
Ihe Blatk md Azos seap,Tts export nh at az
rftGe about 3, ,H0 fh] bushels of wheat annually
l.. !: ~ cnuut:!es and their exports IN some years
hungary, u Ia esttsnastd. will have :, 800 900
lnAtteis o. Theat available fur export Tue
wheat OF Hungary has, considerable D ,ftion of
IL !oana I'm m outlet through Northern Germany.
or the Danube.
Cark., liz Lbs.
T., 1asc ~ ~hs ao1 t.%atulA
In 1862. IN wheat and hour. .........s,s ,sss,s:s
aha dns1a2 The fye months Of the last three yea1H
etoin9 NY " the tmp0tts Into Great Britain from
the Nofth-Gcsm2n States were al foll0ws:
,s.s CIT, liz lbs.
'ss 'eS ~ " whea, whesf snd snd nonr. not'r sssst
49,, ~ lsf egnt u Mheat aud aour imported Into
tne nNea Kingdom during the last three years
in.n uetnanJ has been I6 to IS PC: cent OF her
.ie Of all Lie Noith-lerman states b. tbs Fssncn
aett thls supply VIII be cut Oh during Tue period
u aostililles, Itis, With the usual supplies re-
cclEeH 1f7m france, Will make nearly 80 per cent
Of her sources Of surply.wiIch viii not be avalIa-
bic In loso.s1. Both France AMI Great britain will