, 1876-05-01

The stocks Of wheat 1t nlne Of the PRINCIPAL Import
ng ports Of the United Kingdom conrase ~ follows !:

Total quas's. 2l1s, 80 s55.9oe 9229.3e9 ss3,s1l
There no report :. t.na & .he sssets II ,!s1s.
lut estimating them Tho s.mo on March 81, ls1d,
woud give aggregate In tho ulno porta March VI,
but ,ns1 wsf tns ,' TIL. s, ns e. e.
socks In The ports not rsports' the aRgregate
but little mora than onethird Of tho aggregated
1875. aou1 included e1as! to ~ 2.3 va bu sgssast
Il 1ss b. o1 a. On g. S.nx 0' moro
Tho syrrsge stoef u what ia Tie twelve to four
ten ps,ns! IL po5 pso 81 for Inst ssls years. hs'
WHEAT PROSPECTS.
va publish the following extracts from letter BY
Chicago hpuao TO Now York correspondent, IN reply
to certain commcn.s Dr1tish aocks OF wheat, and
ths prospective supplies Of that casea1:
BlouId the liber4l shipments 10 the United Ring
dom b continued throughout The balance Of tho crop
ybar proportional to thoaa they have been favored
wtih anl that nation tho only conhun'crs We should
quits Rgsse With you that their aocks would Became
hufdeusofns II 70 toreo such break iu rricch
to parvsr& is ula drtra u lnto channels UNUSUAL.
nsn feature" hta arisen. to-vit: ,o,uapl from tho
% Tie eatnatss m.ds by tho Aktcntura! Department.
Own souatry tnacAtea deficiency II u {es capt, thua
aaim,n.hsG aa suppltes Fsum .ss W. aariss taa e"n.
cusfon also thAt tho shtpncutA from thts ~ well ~
other Parts Of tho world WIN suon 10 material, lesson
ID MD steaAy astn made from steck1 III story, 10
that the grsat Weight Of the unusually largo vaipe
supply" Vii = reduced 10 a ordinary a.efaso
Ia tis United K.nYAo.a No think sra we'll uaaes.tooa
to bs The sharp aud Matetkl advance in ya!uIs with
y III n s9s th ss. uen ass IL ts @s 9
quality more particularly Of Iowa ,",ting il far from
wsss ! ie..t fair aurag Go I'll sn ustly .iases.
Tnat tho movement then wss moro taan ordinarily
is ss e. ss 4s.S. IT, s s.ts . ..as from :ss. ssn
lat year, corresponding ti1an, lo,1a57tl bu. and
sga!n.s .yarsss ot s paat ten yesr'. eorrsapou'
Nov. 1sn ws consider that tho receipts hero during
the past ssason were ieas. pFopottionAely thAu q
.na na Y ,sa 70 hs s sna H..
tbs crop of 1915 ushsred t upon empty er1nascs
on account ot tho smntiuey nigh prees Of Jnly and
cisnoy ot ths c1ap aipYe no,iosi draw tho fur
sF conclusion th.s the country lack q 10 can aord
harvest. our tstimats would pl4cs ths mlxia.um 1t
Be.ldo. Va notc. ia. H. dustiDs Of tho visible
supply n points Of eccnlnuatl1u Ia ts country IL
than Z. .su1.uA ba during lhs past fortnight. And A.
wnss. s.eoa: fos oms.sie s.a. i. .rsss s sl.n M usa
ths soF sas ssabosEa Will here ineos With Rn
ii our review Ut tho situation we do not bring 10
quent upon ths lsassnsd are. sovn thsoushoul tho
sun o political CON peatoas ii Ea.tesn Easopa, bus
0 tho contrary, wish 10 allow Ito full bsnant of 10
custumed Advantages sud that the rstnEus from tho
growing crop III cir own Northwest Will bs Counttful.
can sccouut for II only In local polat Of ytsr-ou
In ground Of genera domoralizat!on Ut the hnlls
rou. Wp are dispoaed 10 look upon u In thu light
from ths fact th.t shs foss,aa sud e,.tsFn % mas;
ttls gave s'aas q .sssnsas VI VI assnno no anta'
TAR liz ~tnteI-Whsas markets u Philadelphia as,d
baltimore vtrs strengthening. FuftheEmoEs, thsI.
~ b%eu no llms s,ucs tbs psee hesp hAs bssn u .o
that tless vAs moi fAit margin 70 sh!psnd Tue more
Els,a ous WI unusually fEos whilst our receipts art
and xsrs running much undsr the stsfaga Of Tue pss