, 1873-03-24

juggllngs wtiich ca,lso thoir customers to look
with suspicion upon tho mon and tll9 -, nArloy
wlloao purity haa ncyer yet boon polluted by con-
tact with sulphur or ltB cognntoH
uALlEons1A PRODUCE.
Tho Ban Francisco Commercial Herald aayai,
spcaktn orS as bssn ras ysry to
ecn lig and prices unsottled BY reason Of unfayora,
nS "yses s. from yerSo tG 9Fsn s o.
who purchased to sane so,no tino snce pending the
loading Of vessola chartered to nrriyo: There IL n
snsased Tin IN e4sr the osrost grain irao with
United Kingdom. There ii rasi.cr moro ton9 to The The
ssys ss,y as Tho s m ss haoa
for tho carrying Of 5000 bris Of lor 70 Now sosk
The aamo now going forward IN double saeks' us is
Crop prospects continue all Tint could bo desired.
Tho aoasou fl, porhape, rather ackwar but e M grow r.
wasr % AboSt bout s inches of rain hsys en hs sr
during tho season. and farozs arc jablant with ths
TSa sookon n1p q March IL has tho fol-
loving respecting tho coming crops; roror,,
coccrnina ts eFops from al parts o tho Valley mud
especially 40 from tho west sdo Of tho Ban Joaqmin
c u The dsad H nye a s
which tl,e plants nearly two fcot hgh The area
greater than last yoar and region Of torrory nearly
lo1 miles in With an axsrags Irsaa q ana tsa
forty tho"sana ac1es q and viii produce very largo
amount Of wheat should the season continue fayora
bic. At tho low ositnAto q toh puhAe!s per ~
When Is rocollecsd that this fold IL hut small ror-
tion Of the woo valley ho necessity Of making some no
preparations to handle tho nmonao crop that may no
# Our farmers should not allow tho.naolves to be
fho oloao % Of tic harvest toy obliged 10 place
thclr wheat on the market nt tmo when there were
s"s e s 81 ' 0is L
may do for certain Journals to oaim that the farmers
ses snow TIT pree
r. In market depend, upon t9s suppy and demand;
Il IT, zs'y y T.
only 30 olcotet by cooperation When tho crop y ~
hsg ast y hss i 6 eS
= n In The few months intervening between harvest
timo and the commencement OF fany s esaa0h s0. III
hands Of tho niddemcn ut that tiinc thoy must expect
sshoud the present expectations Of our farmers bo
reazcd the San Joaquin Valley alone will, this year,
produce l500o 900 bushcls Of wheat Of 4so tons
will roqurc tho constant use Of every car and vessel
for months, md tho farmer can only protect himsef
from by to nS% s te
fu attention Of farmerse clubs, md the necessary
warehouses ior the storage Of grsin soula o fr
By beins forced to put their grain upon the market
faater than il il demanded for shipment"
THE NEW DOMINION Bu1rP1No TRADE.
The Now Dominion trado and navigation re-
turns for tho yoar ending Juno 80, 1s72, have
been issued. Tho following ia q statement Of
the number OF Bea-going vcBBela ontorod and
cleared soaward at Canadian ports during tho
year; n..
Tonnage.
British, In cargo go....-.'-......"l6I4v Ssn15 1Da
Foreign, IN cargo. 0l1o A,l5u,1to
British, III ballast. ......s..ttss+s t4dioI!
Eoreigut III ballast, &oV,2oo
Tot1l tonnage. o1
Tho inland waters shipping made betwoon the
Provinces of Ontario nnd Quebec and tho United
Statos WAS az follows:
Tonnage.
British yesscls inward. 150 1,076,672
American vcssels inward. 1886 o,576
Total vessolH -..I7,a35 3,582,l4a
Britain vessels outward 1886 1,622 $50
American vessels outward ....... 6,6f3 1,{56,741
Total veseos. os.............-.: .le,a53 3,419Soa
Tic vcHgolB built in Canada during tho year
| wore:
E0yA HcotlA 400
New Druuhw1ck. ..........'s..s.......... "
quebec.
tntATlo W
UraM GolnmblA '-..-'-.'ss.s'.....
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The aggregate tonnage Of tho foregoing wna
14,085 tons; 6G3 vessels, with IN aggregate tom
mango Of 127, ,H71 tons, wore registered.
Tho increase in duties collected in tho yenr
over the previous ycar was IL per cont ngainat
25E per cont, tho {ncronsei in 1B76-1 over 1B6o70.
patoy Cowlcs t. Co. giyo tho following report
of hog puok,ng in this city during the regular
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