New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29

Of the bondholders will carry the matter to the
United States Court"
The following shows the imports of foreign dry
goods at the port of New-York for the week ending
Aug %, and since the beginning Of the year:
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The latest advices from England give assurances Of
an abundant harvest, which do not give promise of
high prices there for surplus The Daily Bulletin of
this city gives the following summary of the latest
advices concerning the grain crops In Germany:
AUsTRo .HUNGARY.-The average production Of wheat
equal nglish Dushes this the yield Is
the total yield i27.ss5OOO bushels or rye the
crop Is SO0000 metzen but this years supply Is caicu-
lated yielding excess OF 100000 mezen. making
the crop OF 1874 bushels The average crop OF
Indian corn Is 4200O0o metzen but this years product
stated but supposIng the excess only per cent
the yield OF this grain would be about bushels
The total supply OF the three kinds OF grain In the
Austrian Empire would thus be about 36 900 bushels
This large production Of breadstufs explains the i'm
kets competitors with the United sates-an import
ance which our exporters are feeling more and more
PRUssA.-The average wheat crop OF Prussia is
24500oO t0une, equal to OOO,0O American cwt and
this years yield IS estimated full average The
rye crop averages toune but this years supply,
1t is calculated will not exceed 425oO toune, whicn is
equal TO about 93,70O,00O cwt.
RHENIsH PRovISCEs.-No definite estimates Of total
yield are given for this section OF Germany, but the
wheat crop reported as 10 per cent over the average
and the rye crop 1920 per cent below an average
BAVARIA AND FRANCoNIA.-In Upper and Lower Ba
varia wheat Is reported above the and rye be-
low In Southern Bavaria which Is the most important
agricultural section, the whoat crop ncudng Dnkel
kind OF inferior wheatI Is estimated at 5505.00 cwt
and rye is given at 100000 cwt these supplies. 1t Is
calculated, would leave together 10000 cwt OF bread
| stufS for export.
SAxOsY-Both wheat and rye are a good CROP
HAsoyER-The wheaacrop Is reported at SOLO percent
| above average. Rye is per cent below.
BADEN-Both dinkel and rye are light This province
is largest among the Grand Duchess the population
being 100000 and Is quite an important agricultural
| State
| wURTEMBERG-The chief grain product Of the Kingdom
Is dukel OF which this years crop Is estimated at 6OoI
900 cwt which Is cent In excess OF the average
The wheat crop placed at cwt being 20 per cent
the average; and 123500O cwt The aggregate
OF these supplies Is calculated Will leave l6SOO cwt
OF for export, while last 100000 cWt hau 10
| be imported.
MECKLESBURG expected to have larger surplus for
export than last year; and In Scheswls osteln Wheat
| and rye promise We'll. . .
We have confined our review OF these estimates chiefly
to the bread grains they chiefly concern our export
trade Ii is worthy OF note however that Austr0 hun
gary has deficiency OF about 35OOOOO bushels OF OATS
which Will have ~ be supplied from other countries
and that the country will be able TO spare 55Ol)
cw OF barley. The exp0rta0le surplus OF Dreadsuns
definitely reported, in connection with the above men
toned countries, includes 12000O cwt or hour from
the Austrian Empire and from the country $685..
900 cwt. OF and moderate amount OF corn; from
Bavaria 100000 cwt. OF wheat aud 100000 cwt OF rye
aud from Wurtemberg 100000 cwt. OF wheat BESIDES
the exporaDie thus definitely stated tnere 10
surplus other countries not expressly estimated.
| The Philadelphia stock market is strong Penn
sylvania Skies, 11OI; Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road, II; Reading Railroad, 55!; Pennsylvania
Railroad. 51s; Gold, 1901.