, 1870-07-13

FLOUR.
Grsa. Brssain other for
and 1;sEs"d' 11t1 f'gs s,]s go'''' ze;s4, 2e;s
New YORK. July a.. 7es.s,s ;oG.oss 1,4ss,ao1
Ell fS5 5Ry s sass zsts 2 sass1s sisss
Boston, July IT,. 1910 1s6,1i0 iH,sso
SeT Sc tSS:ii. o1ieans, iuyI a;,ii2 ssHs 1;S,sss
GrAa, EIilain oth<rJm-
ona f'fsa"d' e. sfgn Fl mp0'fs' 7nnta''
New York, July g. ,es7,4sz s,11s.sse 1s,s7s,ess
Bait Nor, July l. 6Io,75s 1916 sss,7si
Ba'!asslggsI, Bas,sn gaI; Iulyi 'ssss' 1sass s'sss
SeW orieans,Juiyi. 4ii,:ss ..:.: ..:.:: 4l.,ssi
Total. 1856 2,aIo,oos 17,71s,6sa
1sSs. 1sSs ...'' g$l9'9l3 .sos'ssi s' 's 95i3st2
4soo. .--.....*'- s.24o.*oz Stuso59 f,0ao1alt
ss:st sss its;sas' ssssss: g. 3;ar ess, ss Total,
New york, july 3d.. - 10 1ss,sss s. 1ss,s; s:t
ph11adelphia, July L. ss,696 s8,sas
New Orleans, juy i -: -: si,si;il s1,,ss;;i
Total. .....-.... 14,93s sss,4s asa,1so
1865. T,S60, Al 466,409 8,2st,s50
TeleStams from Paris, July 5, read as fol-
lows: -.
t'Tne heat Il Intense again. The recent fMua
were Light, and afforded only Temporary and par
Is h amcea n 81 lie q droaSt IS 50 seVeFs
that farmers selling their cattle at the rate of
&C per pound. The provincial journals coucur IN
estimating the Yield Of the grain crop at one
The London correspondent Of the Financial
Chronicle, under date Of June 18, writes Is
follows:
From Eastern Europe, that is to say from
Hungary, the Danube, and the South Of Russia,
Information has been received this week that tho
harvest promises to be abundant"
The London Eco11omisf ssyB;
Perhaps something more nearly approaching
to drought haB been felt IN this country during tnn
present rear than at any time Within the living
the average rainfall has occurred, and tho results
In some respects are most serious. But 1t Is
drou9h. Of quite different Kind to that We occa-
4" 1t is certain that In dry seasons our grain ana
nnse crops arc alEays better than appearances in
monly find the yield Of grain less than from the
uefpated. Hitherto, though VIC have had bright |
weather, there has been none OF that 6corching |
sunshine, which sometimes proves too much for !
the crops In a dry season. Il must, however, be |
observed that the time Of the year for scorchinc
weather ts only now at hand and 4 continued 2b-
Stlce OF moisture with very great heat may Yel |
alter onr cereal prospects for tho worse."
The New York Produce Exchange Reporter |
says:
u active, hut ne have had to note much Variable
liess, ana common eualIt1es Of spring have been
much depressed and extremely d1ncuit Of sale; |
teW carsoes from Chicago arriving In good orsief;
added to this the advlces from Liverpool have been
OF the Bame character, anu the orders thence have
been mainly for amber winter, or very chpteo
Ep7iug and We doubt not the lnlcnor character Of
tic wheat has contributed much to the depression
II europe as vel as here. our adyices @ rom tom
character Is noted before. On the continent the
Injury to their crops by the proEacted drought has
e aaa 20 s
s 'sa Grsat bsaa %e Vt eafn IRa
promises to be unusnnlly early. This gives assur-
ance Of safe and satisfactory harvest The spring |
crops have suffered greatly, and We learn they are
has BEEN more seycre than at any time during the
past lity years The reports OF our crops have been
rather more satisfactory from the South, but from
the North and Northwest theF are still unsattsfac-
tort. The drought has done, and Is still doing,
immense injury to ihe spring crops Com alone
linue much longer this staple would suffer. The
harvest in this State commenced about the e5th OF
June: : Tits Is earlier than has been NoHn
Prove, to ec yery W exsa1ien1 and n tne a yiea
about onetht.d short Of last year and this is true
% mos most OF the winter wheat growing States; it
eAse~AIAf IoHEtE4s tAak L4CSd ELAkEa /
nolu considerable portion Of their Last crop, and
.e M the exporting power OF the country likely
20 pe lully equal to last year, unless the spr1nE
MEsat VIZ, should be injured during Its harvest Haf-
sesL ~ VIII commence the coming week NJ the North
west, " Which Is unusually sarly. The new wheat
~ ~ aana from Virginia proves to be Of most excel
;vni IT,. auanl5, and We learn they have good Yield
49,. Inc exports Of the week are 81, bu. against
Ss':,os ~ for the corresponding week last year
At INC close the market was dIm but uulct far
choice Bpr1ng, and dull and heaTy for common
graded Winter is dull but steady"
LATER
Eumors OF more peaceful aspect Of affairs
in Europe made the wheat market heavy on
the Afternoon Board. No. Bp11ng closing oniat
at s1.06L for the option seller last hslf. and
S1.06 cash. No. acorn WAS only fairly active and
pricea were lower, closing STEADY at 78c seller
last half Of July, and 7716c saeh. Like
f1eiglts were neglected.