, 1873-05-19

st 327<c:,. galfer A;,u1iat aold 2at 44T044xc'
Seller The month, or regular No. q, sold IT 98X@
SOC, and fresh receipts st s911 1@39ho, both Clog
ine' viii Tia insida Ed: Ca1h salea We're report
ed OF $500 :bn No. . at s956c; 1900 bu DO ut
sqsIo 4 so In Al a. aa1<c n ooo In f1o st poc
66. 60o bn do at 981So:: 4n.00o bu do at 98s<o !:
5600 bn do at 40o afIoat: ID 600 .bu rejected ri
AZ. 6 401 hn do At 37s<c 1000 bu do at 37lSo ::
| II o1n hr1 ID 9ec aHnat' Total 947. .000 hi1
= f7afa~ ~xsra anil and ,reak. decrinirp k6s/c
15th tha graatast weatness af the close tSonchh
| rnnarteS f;rmer in New York. The reason eaamsd
to be that several operators we're anxious to
chsngs 1a avsr Trom TnGe into In1v. the iafer on-
~, ho;,,,.. -a1s4;va1v f;11n Pc1g3n1aT NJ . r.
ella ~. o.,t n7,snad ~ a3iSo .nd clnaed ~
e9r ~ saiis- Inna so1d at aaGxss<o and ssI1or
Jniv at 950as11o gt;rct1v freah Teceinte clnsed
nominal At S25Se, and rejected at sOjSc.: Cash
~ eoa%c. - I'm ~ ~ so "a oTs1sa ~
eS.1: oo1 t., rsfaeIsd e Sds~c 90n hn ~ 81
snlII,1 'TofaI ~ Ro0 hr - -
e. aa Ior sscf;ra and firm - fba ,,otat;ons
suns au15 t11 eoA sneiY Jone r:t, kooG ih ~
ana = pIogol.l9n n6o 20 Lne asn shles
-, mefe I y y -. i;o9 ~ ~" d. o'ae'
W ~ sanple & w. 1oo. ,;,,,,,, :. -
7d 7d@sso f for No;2; sa@6Se for i Mo & :, md 45@
~ ~ tejeesau..n1 :1e4uo 70 ~ 10 t.ocA 1nianu
c1e'aea1, ana sne 1utAue "a Ine A1lnou1, po!e g
u1 1nn T. 1a sn.ss TX mete - Ie
sample At 85o, :.
GRAIN FAopucIlos IN ENo1AsD: -
very important estmate O. the conu!tlon % ana
prosPeo!s OF tne PIo"ne gram, crops n Lnglano
nas oeen Pnonaneo y ~: lnomas y: ncos1,
estimates tnat theTe Wln 20 greater ;dane!9ne5 @ g
next hnrvest tnan iast, ana tna1 Enel1na VIII pc
fooa snnnsa s IN lie % f;pst % n1a:a IN he I natn ates
that @ hsif million acres, @ or % one~Efth lass land;
has been placed nnder wheat cultivation t4ia
year than Last ana that tna yle!d o. tue lano &C.
tually planted VII 20 uenclent ootn u quAnIl1y
ana qua4ty. 1ue "eAs1el nas peeu u1t41o1uiy I'm:
pad polh tor Winter ana spI'ng Mheas, ,Ann esen
under the most 1aToranle eonations o. heat ana
moisture during the balance ol the season IN
average g., ylo1a cannos 70 aol;
1hefe VII not OILY % oencleacy ipn ~ leuucea
area, nae also iro1n Ine age1oeAse l1elo pIl Nte:
BARLEY, tne ne1s n; most M lmpoftna! tsnRhsn Elain
crop after Wneat, VII also oe agnc1ent. poln ~
quality and quantity, ana 1fofn me s91ne caoses
that ehocs the .Wneat crop; !oata VIII PEooap4y
pc IN better Supply ~ enas - natoy plaas anu
survives nnuetees ntncu t aao ~ W p1ose tata1
~ geu.. .s1sJ eiao 1oo yarg nnfar6r5h1s .fact
they are canad, aaso fooa M sefy 1nes ~
"hlcn au6ie ~ oaut{ ~ ~ ~,
anlmals aue iol sn3 aus e. Pttso ~ III,
!heas ~ ~ {drme- yaars thaf ~ II. snt
tne ~ 10 1;a13;na 1css ,,er acre +1,ar
formerly. t probably from tho same causes which:
Pfoauc9 saea cuneeant - VIC "no"e o''s
In p ~ ~ ar gcott are ;nyest-d v;th
at dne ;,,1,ar4snca fro5 te snTnrs;Ig acc,,.
geaf Eaey Of lis former ante ipatona, showing that
Ii 5 ee9fqsioes s s5s 5sssd on evidence Il the
T1ha fo1iowirr .co1o1,arat3va table Of the food
;r,narts ~ G-est T,ita; thn dscrsascd
nradnctira conacitias At that country.
1r1.~t na-i.. ~ p,u,.,
'n1s15 .,es5 ~, eu' eart &sa.rs, e,rt
1871 .1s. .2ooooo : 4,s97,oco, .4lsa,ooo o7s,ooo
1s;a:. s'5ss'ooo 100000 6'1e0o0o 2,037' eco
The total value OF. the food ,importations OF
Great Britain IN 1871 amounted To- sao3, GO, 600,
aud in 1872 to s3Ss, ,185, ,Qoo-an increase of s34,
in e !. as sssd poss Bosas for tbas the
s45O. .o00. .0O0-an increase, in round numbers, Of
ain md IA comnnrad win three wears nro. The
present very unfa7oiablo prospects OF the COM;
t,e harvest afford no hopes OF reduction next.
ner acre w1il 20 fnr to counterbalance = favor
ahie harvest n 1878. Until August next year
Enoland mnat ueoessnrily be q heavy buyer Of
food supplies, and il likely to absorb the surplus
production Of the whole world.
ar5cise an iinpoltant influence on the social and
noliticaI futnre OF Great Britain. The absolute
danendence of more than half the entire popula-
tio1 On foreign countries for food can hardly fail
to Be attended By marked results. The conso-
oueuces Of a falling of in the production Of ono
q nore Of tho great grain countries would be
most serious Last years immense grain crop:
England IN: view Of the partial failure of the
Russian harvest, and went FAR 70 prevent
a. heavy advance In prices in Englsh
markets But the 1acs 9f pe5a6lXo 9n oop r.
food " in such "a market as Great.
Britain will tend to stimulate production n other
countries. This fact VII AFFORD another striking
evidence Of the Invaluable and henehclal opera.
ton Of the laws Of trade when not inteffered;
with BY arbitrary or outside influence. NO gov
ernment In Che wor1d-not even that OF Eng,
land, wealthy and powerful though it oe-could
successfully accomplish tno great Tofk
agd p9pad5'';Gdi ni,bi1 break down. doTn ii of tho
and deatb. But -Snrfyate inter-
pestnence @nu scoonnn1;sh mona: thnn
est hIu entoI FttoSI s-'F,f,-a. 49, .,a.t .,5 -
colnd pe euecteu ~ au1 wy 1Autae1s1 A.U .
complieh it better and more cheaply. not"iIn-~
standing the enormous food and sdefcfencT;in !
Englan9. resulting from the failure Of several |
snccaaaiye 11arYests, the prices of breadstuHa |
h. &c 1,ot nn1v not advanced but are much cheap
or .than Nhen ~ ~
20 tao e4unotaonso ~ eo1anu'
lion. IL, England mas Always something 20 e1--