, 1875-11-15

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Tue Sew York Produce Exchange Wrt4ly gives III
| following:
Russian correspondents Of German newsrnners CIV
dtesreRs!ng accounts OF tho unparalleled fa!luro Of tE
yca1s l*rvest Never before, # y ssserte has fall
uro betn 20 general ~ ls*s, both IN geographical
tent aud in compFehensiveness with regard 10 th
crops Affected 1sslans sill fa,uiliar with ds
enre Of the samosa famine. That was, however oea
famine the present IA general. Ths ent[Es "cult
I4ssd zone l. deprived ot ts expected harvest From
tue same t4le In other ye4rs Il thero laa been fu
ire Of tao crops, 1t has attacked only ono Species 10 il
haye suffered s'ixe Un!ar these crru.nstancss' s'a
general rlsdnent Of tue Empire In cnte Is up
The .vsragc exports from Russia for tho ten years
ended with 1871 have been III wlHat and tfour 4ss5
ts9 ~ while tue maximum export vaa 7..5!lil1 lr
iu leai. Assuming thAi the average exports repre-
tstts ne 9yefaKs crop, Hvtue mn average surplus oi
er Gems under the general average The surplus for
export from the present crop xoull 10 %. . s24 b
IT, however tue other cereal crops skull be iarl
sa TO German papers, the surplns Of wheat for export
may ls very much lrss than =, o 90 " BIT.
~ ~s !, Tnp q & a
atny hundred million bushels Of whcnt 10.
9alsel to ee imported Into Fraueo md the Unto
Kingdom 70 supplement .heir Owl erops Il remains 10
e ds!ermlnel what uTect thia condition Of thil,1s will
Lave Oh the market value OF wheat betore tho close
tic h1rVcAt year to euc Aug. u, 1878.
The imports Into tho United Kingdom etpcc Sent
haso been argev IN cIcetn Of tlose fur the corfa-
spending pcrnd IN 1874 aud Tho spount In trasit Tor
flr Grsat.r than present wants. sorks have accumu
he1, and VIII nearly average deliveries OF home.
ronstterAte surplus nver tbs consumption, which
keera ptlcoa At low rnnge, from which there Ia
little hops of recovery till into February or March nsxt
and peElaps to u latcr leFlo.
NEwa ABOUT rRoprcE.
Tho following from Meesrs. Rundick, Drua X Co., Of
Odessa. 10 Tbs Paris Echo Aoricots, Will w read Will,
snterrss. It conveys tho rst extended Endorsement
OF tho recent newa Of crop failures in Kussia;
At odeas,, where tho atocks appear to 10 relatively
considerable holders coahdcntisily naatnin ther
IFetensons. Tho principal basis ii the enormous de-
throughout the south OF Knssla. which includes to
Ta"s. bon sns xsuban II dI;a Rs
res Of Tie Azoy or Black Seas aud equal In the cu-
7ated area 70 Of tho area Of Franco Tns
enormous deficit mnkea tho yield uny about TO per cent
Of an average crup tbs Hnaty Of Ghrka wheat IN gen
oral 10 no Unsatisfactory that tho Yaus In LONDON s .,
81 s1t hf Iss 4 LIZ F1G s.ns
Dcsseraban. dirk .td light In weight and sctla tvo
or th1co roubts below last yrars wheat. Regarding
sample srnt Antwerp haa elected the response tint
even IN approximate value could not 10 Axcd. We
tho lntarior the sams are rry reJqco
exported direct to Prussia snd Hatllca, and employed
ott,er Ians!tiea for seed. SEEING the ono sidean
enormous dcdcit IN our crop, and other nsuft-
Client crops lu MI Europe, apScuatoFs hold smly
what they have: warehouse what they canuot 1eit
At tho old price, and oven buy 10 hold over t ne1t
spring.
.--.-.-.-.-. PROVISIONS,
HOG 4PH0DUCTS-Were mora act4ye. Lut easier on
tho speculative articles Tue receipts OF hogs wsro
fair for Saturday, and prces were shas OF, which
tended to weaken product, but good many orders 10
Ssll were received befoye tint fact known orr..
ssoFs III the country being anxious to 70
shost, In anticipation Of further decline In