, 1875-05-10
Elye 6ooo 900 1s mora aggregate ctor in 1874 thai II

tye ooo 100 qrr ssEseE.ts ciup IN 1874 shan ID
III =. Hnn arsa fstn.t. @ Is GrGs.y tS" !srs
hAy md roots q ls& arc heaslS nil eonennel: feel.
ana muns Of all kinds arc exceptionally dear and st
end for hor," znd hsye been Obliged amost IA gIye
a*nt shtr ypnG anfmais thd aFnd nthr -
s1as s snh & III Il ~ az 1
Thomas 9. sco't III = communication to shs Marx
There were IN tr.n.t for TIN United Kingdom Arttl
is5, exclusive ol stantt ahipmcnit fEntn Anor.cafl
Aslane port. aud al md a.ean'er ehtrntnA ftotn
lh,o:l, ,ifo in nf wlrnt; comprising 6t1oo ma from
A1ov SCI, 70 50 qEa from ths Black st1t lbean qrs
f1Hm "a n,n. gs'o ~ rs from Tinted st.lt,
Oregon. $500 II. from cai and a. M1ao drs from othst
TLrrs vers .t tls rame aate In tr,n,i. for tho
unlcd Tinlt1om slI,7Go qrs of n,aia., eun,prl.iuE
qss from Tie Elatk Sea, 123u from The nan,,ht
s I'll ss ns,uaIe aSrt' sS q @ osa a. % ss
other parts.
These also a tie ,sms date 117.1,a qr. ot bar
BJuth Eastcrn tur1Fe.
rnosrEcrs IN cArtronSrA.
Tho San fEanoisco Commercial Herald CT ths c9lh
Ts receipts .; nnr snl grAu ara vrr3 llghl for tho
stssas9 f.. sas.ns neos 10 harden nnt ltis aud vi
market. cron prospects Ii Orcgun seem 10 bs very
;S ,ny .as..nsy + IL. oafeESis e1sp yied. ii no.
t. hsrs 't1 TT st se..e To IL .ns
nea1s Ws ara 10 t*re an abundance mil utn1na Of
sesefai hundrcd thousand tnns OF grain for export
ous no ~. t,sleEabuntlant aurply o whelt thAt vas
predicted tarsy in tbs reason 0nr ao an climatic are
aR" ahors great dlrersy Of craps, and where fall
nss IN one seclloa may ts rnpotted Annshtt AlJo-
Ing rroacoA full crops Of CEREALS There IL NJ oc4
cn.ion for alarm nt.ut crora upon the pacur Bnrs
thIs year, for with Ortgonh help the1s Is 10 doubt
but that tie Eaclfe HlojA viii in the season
o. 1875 have grain surplus for export
q t09.60o tons-quiEo hslp for tbs dcet Of shtpa
thHf may como here acsktng businrR. Desldes,
e1rerience leads us 10 btleys that fair average crop
n California ts mora probable to tha n,assos than
sirsrab,tnant yield. To illustrate We hive a4uos-
8 shs current season tue equivalent Of gGes sV cts
Of wheat against @ ttlA Of the same ysaF rc.t-
ois Wills tic export vaino Of the later WA moro than
e. 3ou1 00u thu greater,
This Stockton ffaetfndtat Of Arrtl q ssya: From
what Nc can learn through careful inquiry tn resarl
to tho condition Of eroIs Throughout Ra joaquin Val
10y, the ycld Of xrain viii not exrscd il il reaches
o!c'huH tbs quantity rrenltoa six xrrk4 ago. Tbs
late sown wheat has gcsrally suffered se.ercly, and
IN many places, has rendered ltfecss wills por-
!al4 Of that }rt rantod la. beon badly tia,ated y
tho proongttl dry weather Ind prevailing northwest
The Sacramento 8es Of April 70 rays:
TAt farmers nul iautl-oSnnrs t.~flnk IN ths weat
1tdh u tho aan Joaquin nlver, although having a.
Eoot lana ~ the sun shines on, never llast hal Int
TINS year they will not &C.. thcir Hec back; hence tho
!itos Ing CONS wcn thty must elar rsiEAo ihctr
iand Or ieave. THERE IL plenty of water IN tho n,oh
Ans Eud It y for them to lead 1t to ttcir farms and
n1akeuss ii 1t.
Taey lave had rafn In California since Tho hboyo
dAtae, which has materially Improved he prospects.