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CITY OF BOSTON,.
FEB WhIIl L0na.
GOLD
100000
c1rY rnRAsrnrH's OFrIcr. HosTON. sept. 9.

CITY TRRAsURER's OFFICE, BOSTON, sept Q. 1910
In rursnance Of q ~ the C0amttc on Finance Oh e
Civ Council sealed proposals Will DE received by HE treasurer
Of the City Of Boston, until II O'Clock sArU RDAY sept
25 1873 for the any part OF the WATER Loan OF
One Million Dollars, TO be issued under authority CT inc OF
der Of the CITY Council Of Boston, dated February 2O 1872 Tor
the nprose OF proydng an additional supply Of water for d
city Tie Bonds dated october 1873 and viii be due
THIRTY YEARS that date bearing interest 'semian
nuay in April and October at per cent per annum BON
principal and interest payable in GOLD Inc Ioah VII De -
s IN certificates Of one thousand dollars each with interest
coupons attached registered certificates 81 any amount Of
even thousands Tie loan will be secured by SlNINO
FUND providing for its redemption at maturity
All sals must sealed and idcssi TO II DFNN1F.
TREASt- RER ana Endorsed Proposals for water lnat
Each proposal specify clearly tie Mount Of loan desired
offered for the Al proposals Will Dc opened
in the presence the Committee Finance ana me CITY
saturday, sept % 1870 at - O'Clock H. Inc rohV
is hereby reserved " reject any or all PROPOSALS.
&. IL. DENNIE
,;ty
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PROVIDENCE AND sTONINGrON
4 srrAMsH1p cnYrAy1.


Generalization Of sTOXrNGrON LINH sa. 9a0VIpENCE
LINE between NE&l yHK ao- n.o4JS.
STONNGTON LlAE. ....rov
The eU elegant sieamsr. RHODE i~LANp, tcDAys
NMdSSBAYa WffIBNFsb>Ys sad FRIDAYS leave Pier So
n H. 100, I'll cSa. to- TO- Al II pont I'm Nov nrand aut
he provinces may be o6'anse at r'ai 90, ' @,a a. %
oce. Of Westcott tx rcss company u.s. SEoAd"ay
PRONlDENCE Linz.
.A VA TO- j.; ~ >,S,'.bi,. 80 t;.TpA MON
DAYS. ' WSiHIDSEsB%Ys ami fEiDAYS, aaa GALAl -
IL EsDAYs, THUissDAYs aud sAtUEbA4o eve re-
a. n r., foot q Robinson 81 al P m Direct r"u'e "
Freight via either line taken Al 'CN 81 y. -, p,e,,
Nv FILKINs, General passcnsrr Agent
DENNSYLVA RAILROA D.-TIlH
ROI'TE Trains 700, OF - orosss n
0G E1Sr@ss Tor fIasSrs pittsburgh the wc. sn ~
with pullman Palace cars attached $50 H. . and ~ p
m For Wiia4spor and ock Haven wa radelpha AID
WiIiiamsport. Lock nayen cory aul lri go n con,
neciing al CORY for Itye Petroleum centre aud the on
Hs@or wn.nps,Sn ard ne . SoGn Ti'S 5a May
$50 M arTYs at "asmns,'i j, a. ~ NV , H. s""'
$40 S a; isa a Pha ID = 80 yto m 1890 T.
400, 5, g. l. 80 and tmsran, Az s.cono 2; = %
For Newark at e 80 ioj1 - 49, !, i ,' 80 r. -,
ST., 10 llSop m and II night sunday d. H. 0'O %
~ i h 7tg q 70 ds p b 49, 49,
10 il 20 D m ana ~ night. SUNDAY a. M on o. oS' J.
anH q b, n $50 2 40 10. II a M ~ NJ 80
in Ia 4lO $50 400. 20. 1AO . ~, 900 - 10
W sunday a IN, 1:zp - ~ thl y N
Az odbrige Psrts AmbOy and south AmOoy, anil ~
IN, SSV aYansSicS aud a NJ ~ No. 3o. 40 52e
r.ic : n m ami IL night SUNDAY, y 4 li o. an D. M
Ior Fast MlstOue II noon sti . 20 .. ni
For Kinestone and Rocky I'm, 80 a NJ sad I 10 p IN
tor Pr nceton T. :. a. A.. u 30 ,. TO- and y.
For Iambertvle $40 4. m. 2 10, ana p M
For Femington PmlnpsbuIg and BelVideTo w H. Ann
2P. m ., .,.r.., u-,,c, a., O.,
For Treaon iordontoNn son, and Camden. 50 aud
$50 a. m. 1880, =, I, >, sDd a. an.
Fnr FreehOlt 40 q. 10. = AID ilO " N
For Farm sgiale and Squiu, $50 4. m, AMI r. m
Fl Hightsown PembeTtOn. and camden. VIA FERN Amb0y
u m. Monmouth Junction. . 10 y AZ.
aad Pemberon, . ~, wa Itt'h hm'pys
and z 50 A. M ia Monmouth Junction 49,. -, II. o.,
a M aud 800 M daily; 1913 A. NJ and Coo p M daily.
,xce, Nonday Frun Washington and BatNest. w ~
4ibsib and 1927 p m; sunday go a. m From fhils
a,lnhia 10 $40 65j, 1918. 1870 liz a. n 10, 70
5ib cIO $50. & a. 900. 1927 N SUNDAY, olo go
Ticket oace 526 and 9ii broadway No Asior ionse'
100, ~ and Cortsndtsts; No Couft ~
Erooklyn and Nos ia ll6 aud lis Hudsonst HoOohch
i'nigrs INT TIC set Oace No. Battery place.
u. NJ. BOY d. IT, Gen. Passenger Agent
rRANK THOMSON. General Manager
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financial.

GAS STOCKS. ,,,r ,vn
" NEW YORK, METROPOLITAN. HUTuAL- AND
MANHATTAN GAS SfOt a. BOUGHT AMI SOLD, .
and ali brooklyn and New Yorn ss Sscuriss des'
INDY 10, "a. "a 90 a, o., ~ "
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CUPRENE COURT. CITY AND COUNTY

y OF NEW -YORK.-CHARLES W. BEEIAtN, plaintiff
against SAM FL II. SWEET, defendant Summons ior
Com. not SER TO mo defend
snt Yo are hereby summoned required 10 answer tho
cmnpnt in this action, which will be hied III the Once OF
the rrk Of the of Newl OrA, az the CONT
house City, and 10 copy Of your answer 10
the said complaint subscribers, at their ONCE No "a
Wall St City, within twenty days AFTER the service
OF this yOu exclusive Of tho day oil sch service
and n Won fail tho said complaint within the time
Aforesaid the plaintiff this action VIII take lud8mert
a. ns Won The hundred and sAty ght
BOO dollars gold. with interest from the tenth Jay OF Juy
one thousand hundred aud Nentyhye besies te
coat, and this actOn-Dated August 20,
1873 BENEDICT lAfI ~ ~ - EDi,
complaint in this action was this day auly Med IN me
tember - 1876. BENEDICT TAFT BENEDlCr
'NN- PLAINTIFF ATTORNEYS, 81 W all at.
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Gteamboats and Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
OHAifENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.-Passengsy
and Freight station York foot Of IioerYst Connecs
At Someryle with Branch * AZ Hampton Junction
with Del Lack r.; At Philpsburg with Lehigh
and Division also with Lebgh valley Rairoat
TiIect line IN arr sburg Pttsburgh AID the west
central PennsyIvana and New.Yors STATE
SUMMER ARRASGEhbNT.
Commencing May 81, lS75.-Leave New = 9IK a. lonors
$50 m-HPWs TRAM Easton Bethlehem, Bath Allen
town Nanch Chunk Tamaqus, TamaneBd. WIkcsbarrs,
a 10 a m~wsy Train for somerville and Pennington.
745 m-Way Train for EasoD, cOuneeS A. junction WITH
De DIX m"aoFs;SG ExrRzss daily except sundayD for
FasOn Allentown. Harrisburg and the West Connects
SOmerye for Femn gon at Easton for Aauch Chunk Tam
aqua Towsnds wkesbarre, scranton &C. with through
70 Danylle, Miliamsport sc. -. ..,,..-,
80 m-Way for Easton, connects at Phiipsborg
"I m-ErPREss for Pennington. E,ston Allentown.
N.uch Chunk Tamsqus Mahanoy city, HaIeton, Wikes
barre Reading Columbia Lancaste LphrntA PotHvilia
SS@ExPRzss FOR Esston, Belydere Bath, hAuch
Chunk Wilkesbarre and scranton
$50 D. m.-Wsy Train FOR Painned ,, 49,,
400 ~ m-Way Train For ksstnn, Allentown, and haneh
Chnnk Connects Junction with Del Lacs a1d west T.
a 20 n tn-Way Train for SOmeryie and FSfhington
BOO o. n-Wsy Tram for sOmervils
5:l5 p. m-FOr Plainred -, -. r...o, .u.,,.-.
$40 p n-EyYyIVG ENPRRss, daily for Es.son Alennvn,
hauch Chunk Wilkesbarre TOwand,, tsoAlDg sHa b&fs
100 D m-way Train for somervils
$50 ,. m.--For Plsinnef.
100 .. m.-For SOmeryille.
30 .. n.-For EsstoD.
930 o. m-Way Tran FOR somerylle.
1900 o. m.-FOr Panfeld. "a -. a.
For Elizabeth at $50, 6lS, o4O, T., ~ ,fS,S 80
sl5 s3o 1920 Ill5 Z. ri IL a. iz4ios 90 IS 81
$40 $50 7, 7.30 49, $50, 49, 1000 ~. ~ p ~,
d. AT
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CoYartnersbip NoIites.
GintionGrn.

ERANlIS g. LOUTREL, 4j Maiden-lane,
Z solicit order. tor BLANK BOOKS SiAIloHhHi' aiu
PERMITTING. frees low.
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LIVERPOOL MArKET-sEPT

IosS0s Sept i8-2S 80 p m-COnsols for money "a for
Che account ssss United States bonds 1868 DID, io5s
The Of discount tho open market cT thee s
which cent below the Bahs OF EnRanu
rate rate the Block Exchange on Govern
mont securities 10 lie per cent o.- g..
the account, 81 y Dante.
~ 66f
LONDON Eept 1872 m.-Ene Rail way shares H1 -
LONDON Sept 1880 m.-The amount Of bullion with
drawn from the Bank Of England balance today 10
LosDos Sept lsA:sop n.-Paris advices quote Rentes
LosDou sega ls-Eymins Spirits Turpepine, 23es22i9
LONDON hARKET-sRPT le.
E osnIom%sSn Pa LIT psT
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N,rw-YnnK cFNTRAL And HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-Afer sept 10 $780, through
trains vii leave Grand Central Depot; -, ,..
sO0 m Chicago and Northern Express, with drawing
room cars through 10 Rochester Also Montreal VIA Man
chester. VI. ,., ,-.--,,. ,o,r, ..r.
10 ochester BUfaO and Niagara Falls arriving ~ NJ
agara Falls at $40 b. M. ,.
III 90 A. NJ. northern and Western Express -.
400 D NJ Montreal Express VITA sleeping cars rom now
Work 10 II. Adams arriving at Montreal al 90 A. m -
800 D. ~ Exur Daily, with sleeping CAls LOT aterto"h
nd Canandai -, Ito. 1850, ,,- Doh
o. In Tacinc Express Daily, with sleeping cars icr Hoch
ester Rtnao and Niagara Fails also loo Oicaso VIA OOVu
l. : and c. Railroads. .--..- .,.....- , u
lOO H. M with sleeping cars or Aipahs anu ivy
way irAu' 40 P ~ Z. II. KENDRICK,
General Passenger Agent.
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NJ Y. SUPREME COURT, CITY AND

~. COUNTY or NEwYORK;-IiENKY HuGhtS'
nsintG agtDst ALEXANDER FLEMING defendant
Summons Tor money demand contract Com not = III
To the above named Defendant FLEMING: You are mere
and required 20 answer tho complaint III tls ac
don which Will hcd In the Office Of tie Clerk OF the Cy
AND ouuty OF York at the Court house ia sad city AZ"
copy Of 10 the shd compliant On lhe
subscriber, AZ his Office No l4o I0id"ay, NcS YORK Wy,
n y within twenty DAYS after the OF TINS summons
ON Won exclusive day " such service ana you Il
10 complaint within the time Aforesaid e
plaintiff this action will take Judgment against you M he
of ~ niV dollars t@JO, Win htltst
foIn the 6r day July thousand eight hundred and
seventy Se hrsides the costs Of this acuOn-Datd New
-. - -
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lIoN with all trains II. p. BALDWIN Gen Pass Agent


the NFWJFRSEY SOUTHERN Raj cOAD
Fare from New. York 10 phila..i. lla Old : 20. 4
Commencing TUESDAY. sept 7, I -. ITO new Tsi'h
and COmm0dOus steamboats, ISL iiie i iNiAh"i'''
connect. NJ al sandy Hook with all rains, Vii
Leave New York from Pier \ r., io'i q" l'estrst 80
945 a. m-for philadelphia. lous Araacl \ine and ano
BrdgetOD. $500, " ~ ,, al "a,
Ii5 p. m-For Philadelphia, Long H--eh ana AL way
zoo - NJ For Philadelphia Long Pralch. "areio~n and
PaTjor cars through to philadelphia % ~. train.
I - N III :. : w y. 80 ~ ..alA- \
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SSat sine ny viii demonstrates IT, At present Great Britain
holds more Wheat at h her pin 's S scs for the
United Kingdom English merchants hold OF
At hand and knoSu to they not anticipate
s sos n I have declined IN which this and Continental
have nPathled The crop in France vGy she shS
100000 hecoers This no doubt win approxm@Wte the
was stated last November 10 he G per cent snort tne same
pain frsrce Sss no surplus Tie idea tai She holds large
supply Of OLD Wheat scems to u.s. is extremely mJotane
there Tor the interior and south Of hardening
prices many Tia, crop below the average With less
sorease snd hs In ATSa H3g crop nasry the
crop less than hall al average quality aud Weld
than haf crop in the Norh shts hree9uarers Of
AoroP but this estimate thought t. be- TOO mi, hsn hHss
5000 , OGs Wb ssp' as %nfS Of hse
1 re ss se 1 s 6c ST S SRiS GT the 1s
s 10 S1et any nnne Liverpool Or SqI IO RS.9
Wheat o more t1se and Lover t go 10 s s SIa
s S SS@f 20 r X.. The Tor Wheat
and some ha1 GTrtH Sno'n ~ rle DO not press
sae and business moleatc chiefly conaned TO Nc I
for Tneracd Iowa and Minnesota 81 239sl 2S for No
S S%sas : sS' a'S & FOR p So ao G and
Mnnsa 81 09$l 80 Pr Sea wer Id = y fS5
MD6esoa o Barley Is q9s1 daS 9UTn & sSa at s n
barley Malt quiet but generally steady. oats are asn
lower ana eu nsoaad are much IGT TI anu s oS50c
White 58q ec Western MXei at an % No
70 arrive a. 80 e sIa o ana nsn Pennsyivana az ga
9lc 81 lower aud in COOL demand al Iae 9 n
.on oIps' ~ WesiaTn Mixcd a, 72a7lc for steamer
74d7Jc Tor SAIL ,s,ern White ~ o-@o-c. western ico"
fSfosTs FROM CuForAThe cic.rAnces from san Fran
CISCO since our -@S' ''' IS '''''"' Wheat centals.
s ssP a0 1 Msri Sa for g5
Sent g cas- e ROY for Liverpool ...---....--. 5dOi9
sept Neptune for Liverpool 4.,91I
1o4 7os
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one inland RAILkO " COMPANY.

(JNII IrIAND kAIIINIF VI IDlII ny 7
7 FALL AkHANGbMEETt 49,.
commencing sent l 1879. Igaus leave uCnters Point
; follows: , e., ....u.... CO. rrarbor por,
Jefferson Hampstead and ROCAa"ay Al stage Lines con
1000 = m-Way tram for Jefferson. Locust Valley
Iemu.tead aud kOckaway .,,,u. ., H.,
stead .---. o. ,,.,,o, >,or,brort
sO pm-I,xpress for GreenQort, sag HAbor NoIthpOIb
I0tr.t Valley, If,mrStead snd ROcsaw1y. 49,,
4:3O D. m.-EIpress Tor Port JoIc1son, LOCUST Naloy
S$t H. ma accommodation for Northpou Hampstead and
80 - in-E1press for Locust Valley Hampstead and
ROckanay. r,-r.v rp,rxa
asOam-For Port Jefferson Locust Valley Hempstead
Isl D. m~For Northport Locust Valley Hampstead and
n gerry boats leave new y ork foot James Slip.
T v,ry uiif hp.r sundays eXCep and loot 81 ilhIy
ourA a. every is MINUTES, previous 10 departure Vi
tr.Is from Hunt, RS Point. ,..-,.
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|. W." --' n MI,AnR. plaintiN-s Attornev.

10 broadway, ~. J. CITY.
The complaint in the above etled Nc ion Vas fled at me
oc Of Inc Clerk City ami County OF Newly erk AZ tho
Court said city, 0l the IN day OF Angus
AuIt IaWf;wM r. r. MEADE Plaintiffs Attorney.
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(ppr-t n Gre is only moderate trade Iassng at oar 1r-
Receipts continue light especially Of fancy grades for
ese exporters arr ak sma0 lots at lO2dll and Tor
strictly fancy holders Er I'D their views Az otheI guam
In arc os Of sale ann values or less nominal
ScPV cbec Westerns se fu rates these AFRO IN
u1iied supy Socks generally yeTy small dealers In
Ille iBterAr exc holding D@CE Nc 9uo.ei .
Sew state, Fanny, "t'ViII, co-NAon =.
for home ..--- 10 'AHI4 10 iuo.. ..''''>. - N
New State, Prime 10 20 9lslN4 eS-'''''' %
PAR 20 GlOd--.--.. g - Llb4-sn DSIf--.'.AA go
Extra WCstern..--.- 0lDa' - - - -
IAPOAls IA0NsCAs IArA NkWfosk FOE INK "EEA END'
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T FuIGH VALLEY RAILROAD-SUMMEk
4 ARRANGEaENTs-ACG 2, 1875. -,

trains leave Depos loot COrandt and s ~
= 90 a m, through TO ElmIa, connecting WIN uNnt
" for HaLletOn. Beaver Meadow, Mah2hoy tlty Shehsi
doah. Mount Carmel, and points IN Hazet3h Al
Mahanoy coal regions; also MAJ, close c.,Hssilon ot
Ithaca Auburn. Rochester lnalO. Nlaea IA fai' &c.
I. On D. m for Tunkaannock connecting " fh trains t
Hazeton, Mahanoy city, Reading PotIs'i"e' AAu IL ~
d. oo n m Tor Mauch Chunk. stopping at al stations
$40 n m Night Express, daily, for ali principal stanons
connecting win trans for ithaca, ~ II ltos1es.t
Buffalo, Niagara Falls and ths west Pullman
sleeping coacbC eitachei ,p,, 60. 49,, r-no,,s.r
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legal Noliee5.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT. - Notice Is
hereby nv, that ALFRED LYON 0 the city of Pater'
IN psssac County New-Jerscy, hath s day male an as
sment 10 the subscriber bis estate for The equal Derut
Of ls ana that said creditors must exhibit ir
rauectiVe claims oath affirmation WITHIN the term
thTte months FRANK GENOE Assignee Dated Aug 80 10
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The stanch and powerful slelushlrs tiftTRA, NO
DAYS WEDNESbAYS and FRIDAYS, aad GALA &
IT ESDAYs, thu ilSDAIs aud - RbAl :. .e~ve ~
" n r. foot ~ Robinson 81, Al . p m Dreot route
Worcester and all Northern points va orttsiti
Freight via either lne taken Al lONtst "a .
NiN'e ID. =. BABCrO X, President
N RI<S General PASSENGER Agent
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on iousatonic
, and Ntlrltrcs Railroads. Fares steamer BRIDGE
Po eayes CathlIlnsp - Il3O a. IL -G Bridgeport ~ Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-24
MINNESOTA.

The only harvesting yet commenced in this state
Is that OF winter wheat rye and barley. which
generally is IN progress this week. These crops
cover but small area comparatively. They have
matured well aud promise a large yield. The
harvest OF spring wheat and oats will not COM
mence before the last Of this or first OF next
month in this section. These crops now promise
the largest yield for years. In :he southwestern
counties, the section ravaged by 'hoppers last
year, al growing crops promise wen, though the
acreage IS mUcn smaller than IL would nave been
had II not been Tor the fear OF another hopper
visitation This year. Inc only section where the
yield VIII fall below that OF last year are the cOun-
ties OF the Minnesota valley ralded by grassnop-
pers this year. An unusually large acreage Of
corn was pat In this year. owing 10 the colo, wet
spring tails got backward start, but the last I've
weeks II has mad growth OF from three to four
eet. II Is Row In fu tassel and never looked bet
ter at this time OF tGe year tnan now. All kinds
OF vegetables also promise very large Jleld,
especially potatoes In fact all crops never looked
better, ana, II they can be harvested IN good con-
oltlon, the yield per acre u can De safely said VIII
us ~ least from ten % dlteen per cent greater
than last year on tae same acreage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-24
PENNSYLVANIA.

Thew eat harvest in this state is nearly over.
In some of the richest agricultural counties, such
as Lancaster and Chester, the crop Is unusually
light, and In the western and northern counties
many OF the fields are not considered worth cut
ting. Tue extremely cold weather and the
scarcity OF snow last winter are responsible for
the small yields. In the Cumberland, Lebanon
AMI Junl alta valleys, where the deep snow COW
cred the ground uninterruptedlY Tor several
months the crop Is heavy and considerably Ia
excess OF the average, ana in the eastern, central
and southern coun les 1t is generally large and
excellent IN Daupmn and surrounding coun-
ties, Witn one or two exceptions, the wheat crop
has not been better Tor several years. oats are
almost ready to he harvested. Inc crop Is uni
formly good and Will be the heaviest for I'VE
years, almost doubling that OF last year. Corn,
although backward In many places because Oh the
spring drought, promises more than an average
yield. lie drought mas generally rendered the
hay crop very snort, especially clover. The potato
crop viii be immense, Notwithstanding the raw
ages OF the Colorado bug.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-24
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Reports OF damage to crops from thunder
storms come from New Hampshire.
OHIO.

WESTERN REsERvE-The grain crops OF the
Western Reserve ana Northern ONO promise q
YIELD OF naf 10 tWo-tnlrds OF the general average
Less wheat was sown tnan last year, but about
one-1fth more or corn and oats. The hay crop
was never better. Most oft is already harvested
The average yield Is little more than ton to
the acre. But little rye or barley was planted
Northeastern Courier.
Inc yield OF cereals, as a whole, will surpass
that OF last year. wheat, which la the spring was
supposed 10 be pretty wei gone up, is tanning out
remarkably WELL The distribution OF rain and
warmth and sunshine could not have been better.
The crop WIN be about three-iourtns the usual
amount and OF unusually good quality. The corn
crop VIII exceed any preceding one for years,
yielding over one-third more than average big
crops. The yield OF oats VIII simply be immense
nearly double the average crops OF previous
years. The only bad spot Is an area OF about 900
acres in the southwestern part OF Wood and the
northwestern part OF Putnam counties, where
heavy rams have drowned everything out.
Potatoes BID defiance to bugs ana Will be almost
drug in the market, the yield being more
than eouDle tnat OF last year. TneY have seemed
10 thrive Notwithstanding the bugs, which, how
ever, have been lar less troublesome, IN some
quarters having disappeared entirely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-24
BREADSTUFFS.

THE PROSPECTS OF LIVELY MARKET FOR OUR
REVIEW OF THE EXPORTS FOR THE PAST FEW
WEEKS AND TIE GRAIN ON HAND.
The Produce Exchange has livened up consider
ably during the past two or three weeks, owing
to the rapidly increasing speculation in wheat,
which has risen about twenty per cent. The pros
poets OF busy season are good, as the foreign
grain producing countries appear TO have sunered
from the weather and viii only turn out small
CROP For years ana years the grain OF the United
States has gone long way toward feeding the in
habitants of the British Islands, but Russia has
always been competitor In the market, as I'M
mense quantities Of wheat have been shipped
every year to Liverpool and otner ports. Last
year Russia exported by rain and sea from SO, 900
TO $4,000 bushels. The greater portion OF that
grain goes TO Mediterranean ports, SO that, If
there was any scarcity Of grain in Russia for in
stance, should their yield drop to 10000, 600 the
demand would eventually fall upon the United
States, as the Algerian supply VIII be nearly en-
tIrely consumed By france. Advices from Russia
state that there was drought for I'VE weeks in
tue region around TaganroR, and consequently
the winter wheat and most OF the spring wheat
mas been entirely lost in that region. In Tamboy
the cereal crops are not wen spoken of; bat at
Usomje, Blrrouth, ostrogoJsh, Bogontehar, Sim
brisk and Samara the appearance OF the growing
crops are satisfactory. Hungary win have
a comparatively small crop; but report
speaks very highly Of the quality. The wheat crop
In France has not been much damaged by the
inundations, as that affected their wine country
and the yield will probably be a little under the
average. The prospects In Germany are fair but
the recent rain may have affected them. 10 the
present aspect OF AFFAIRS 1t is the opinion OF many
OF our largest grain merchants that the demand
on our breadstuffs VIII be quite equal II not
greater than tie fall 1873. Inc great market for
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The farmers in the great hay towns OF Worcester
county, generally begin haying Monday, ten DAYS
later than usual and they report from naf 10 two
thirds OF CROP Help Is very plenty, and tne
very best may be obtained for ABOUT $40 per
month Tor the haylng season. Last year farmers
gladly paid sos and $50. The grass is much more
gummy than usual, and old farmers predict that
the nav VIII spread tar better than last year. AT
Andoyer timothy grass, six eet high, Is reported.
Corn is promising, the not weather Tor the last
weeks OF June and the first OF Jaly having given 1t
q splendId start. some alarm Is felt IN western
Massachusetts, for the potato crop, through the
r2vages Of the Colorado potato bug which Is re-
ported in several sections OF Berkshire, Hampden,
Hampshire ana Franklin counties, ana as Tar east
as FItchburg, Worcester county.