, 1875-08-09

Tlo winter wheat crop In ohc. Kentucky, Tcnnes-
&c. indiana Missouri, mil M.ehtRn aud estimating
Southern lncis At H. o.Geo bushels .ss M,,Uu
s7.ool,0o1 bushels IN la7., Witt probable inercase
over trse amounts III tho yolrx 1873 aud 1914 which
Eyen II the t!suays by the Its ator1us absl be 10
more ,an :, Or >, per cent ~ deterioration and guaa-
tity. htrs will tc oss Of htont 97 7hO 90 blIshef.
Tbs New Yolk Daisu At.ettn utateu tho area oi tho
about a7 lsr cent u thu seeds to veat in .hts
cnnhtFy FROM thts It may 10 Inferred that
u e wheat rrnp Of the Tinted ssatca has been sub.
tut to Thatsvcr Injury .haa extraordinary rainfall has
QUO th!nn however. 10 aaceetain the proportion
ol t'e crop exposed 10 Inlary snI quite anotcr to
fnnw s ts h1w 1a,, tIt s % s,p.s Fra'a b.. Leon injured
fAf TeEy in atfei, and thuf4cts 10 only Rcsstl
a. The extent Of Injury 10 The quality Of grain do
wfRtlor. sous wheat IL already apr0utc1 but that
Kind u injury Is INT represented i. by sny nrans
Laws e,caied the unx ealosuse to vet without ore Of
eatstn1ury. That which IN ttaut,na must ~ tn div
bste9 dawn but tbs extent Of tie dauaas sustained
" lan whcat Always delAuds very hlucA upon
The WHEAT crop Of tue un!sed States In la12 xss 49,.
NJ :oo 0U NO. Ths July ropost of tbs coudltion Of
Us Wheat Ctop. and tAts n.sde from as KalLprs bs-
r1 s.ut as " s torn snd hoo w.. o. wnor wa %
Ia IT, e,s It!o~ ~ sssra4o Thu Augus rolof,
., ~, ,rea.s 'e r*s s%r seut Of thu se!eney
81 81. u ny p Iut cut an ~ tu utoo tlshels Isar rtnx
~ ~ +s"eIn Un bthluls fdr cTus4utsop sea<1 and
~. u uHss fals4 Ter ceut b1 taAgu III tbs ~.
tIa4u Mts4t efGp u III. Iaat yearv say 40 90
s sIGaa o. Noool l0N bushels the result would
Ihe population of tho United Btatrs t,scA y, II.
eehte ol 4O ahh tbs rAtIo of luctsasa t., Ind nrs
ya1ied from t1p1 10 lHl, IL nov in MI u,n, ~ u
IL %tUNu ". Estimating II It ~ ubi NM WI" n,t
s9sHPlloh tnf earlsa Of alo tu.hsis uf wheut Jnr
Rlmshtss5 food The Aggregate requirement fnr III ~
purp0se woalu be !l5. t0a.U0 hlxip1h AMI I'm H. H.
sastttug OF tlS upwards of 910yo 900 arrss n.M .a
would require LIZ, Uo hnshtl OF an .uurtr,s s'sa
1u!tetnent for sl!'nentsiy food snd seed p IN
bushels. II n mora than tEn!tat,p with tls :tS'
by tbs July stosuls tu tho wiutsr wheat tint III" @
plus OF WHEAT the ualttd States Will Aayy for
ir1m the crop OF 1873 will b 9rrntly ri1crnscrbc ~
compared With ssversl Of tho tnoru !.n,,tdl
prsceding yU&Fs and 1t II barejy poasAIs tIat tin
surplus thst ha spared for s3pork will b ujtrl
10 e surplus of tho crop of s14 LEI. over II IL. c!v.e
Ths average wheat crop Ut the Unitrd Kingdom il
!srs seed abou3 H. 0O0oo ttrs, l,'uu 70 Iu uud
Ler ensotnpttca about a. 0Gu U0 lnfs, or i7Guu 10
. The under wheat III tho British tsIs. for tic
sFur Ut ls7o IL las shnn thr uEusI average sl With
W. dasgs BY tue July storms aud ru4 Will probably
efe au uLhtr aver ~ out turn, requiring ii Lupost
OF ~ o'* . lo w. u, oo0 Gu of foreign whr4t.
FFahts has very considerable surplus left over
ttoh he crop OF 1874 which shs ha4 nut dtnn
1ura. " s~
Tle indications ARA that ils SURPLUS wbe,t of nu.s,.
IoF export will tH Leuw her ayersvo Of 81 mn mn IN
aho ~ ops Jcar Ut tbs Last leu hef SURPLUS exportd
ss. - s9* go hu, AUD " ona ysar-Aef p.Ax.
A1un ~ oat'-a. waa ~, ,d09. o0U ~,
"''s'141s neAaad. AID aermauy pzomiss = full