The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-07-22
THE GRAIN CROP.

7 .
THE GRAIN CROP. petaa
3lHI- sidi--uoiinafU sli
Failure Of the Cereal Productions In
Europe-Advance In Prioes Here-
What Exporters Say. 'op'ip3vs 3
ati ~ lif - iHaF WtoaANs
nv -nh lyew York Hcrald.l 9ile 2.'i %
Advices received III this city from
Europe during the past few days re-
port the wheat crop very poor in a
great many places This Is particu.
larly so in France, which,it Is expect
ed, will have to import $4,000, 900
bushels. In Great Britain there has
been incessant rain. THIS has caused
great damage to the crops and will
nccessitate large importations of
wheat INTO the United Kingdom, es-
timated at l20,0OO,0OO bushels. Tho
season In SpaiD Italy and Hungary
has been thus far bad one for cere-
ais, and at present 1t would seem that
the deficiencies In those countries will
be of q serious nature The rain has
completely destroyed the cereal crops
In the northern part of Italy, but in
central Italy the prospects of good
harvest are favorable, while in the
southwest ana sicily, tne crops are IN
toleraoie conui'ion, ana III the south.
east ana SARDINIA they are reported
US eNceiieht' " e"'D''a4.i ti'li
THE EFFECT on CHANGE. nI
Au.h ~. ,.o ,,a., :. ~. 4. -. :.
oan .aoIo !, ~ ropot.s i,au 'nois W less
ne.. un .,;', ,iv 'narHe. ;ele, s,u '',e 'ee,'
nns.';s;..a ms ma; . ,.ann.,O ro sno,ea.Io ~ ~"
west, which stated that the wheat
crop was threatened win rust ,owing
70 wei anu warm weather. pom OF
thesc reporls seIyeu 10 Jsllinula'e inc
uenland lor graihIor export ana spec
u'auve account, ana 'he result was q
sharp rise III prices gcncraiiy IRON
Ihree 70 hve cents per oushei. trade
was active oo,h IN spring ana winter
Sraucs. Inc ueiishu LOT WINTER NO
Ecu was particularly Drisk, anu III
spring waeat everything ha'
was available IN ihis market was Ia
Ken. line market closed ieyerish ana
sehsiiive' ana YET nigher prices was
freely predicted. Corn was rom one
quarter TO one hait cent higher, ana
moderately active, 1oreign advices
not making much impression on its
sale. Oats were from one toyone and
q balfccntl higher, and strong at the
advance, with active demands. Flour
was firmly held at from ten to twenty
nve Geh,s per DarIel highe'' anu gam
~ WHAT rxponTERs SAY. 10 n0i
NJ, D. ~. IL. IL. .iI u. u.
~, NC sWges. eApor.ers " graiu ol
Cnahge all expressed .ne OPINION .na'
.he coIhPiete ia,,ure U! the ccreai crop
~ rraiicc anu me Pnr,M In,lure y
'hc croP ~ ue onl'eul nngaot'
wou'G nave 'ne eiect 10 seha me prl-
ses ol orsadstuns ssmewnat h,gner
put OUTSIDE Oh Iew the general op,n'
loh VI grHin lhercilahls was 'hae 2','
peopie W tn.s country woe'o, ho' " y
seriously anscteu ,oy unc ausanoe' :
was con'cnueu ',l@. ,'o osops thn
seaso'' sno.,u ~, W tne .oess ,or i'an
years'anu ,,a. yne prouu.gIs ana va,
AUS, u,s mou, 'n"p nVm III I'M, e0 sos,
m."so' WHEAT Nney say MeS Ivy
sn,;n~ % % ,,,oa, @ sa1n sa
cpnd;s;on and ,nIo.s ;0 ;o,nr.J Aiv"sh 4, ~,
| next month bu bo.vv droash or ~. IN.
l.sssam, rains 'uo,,id nn;,e s,,rness a.
| cro"s ] osaI nrsy;""s' mm t 'raar. ~ Pa'' '"e
r' o''' ''''''.iT''> 'N ~ $50 ~ ~
CONDITION OF THE cRoPs. 70 =
H.. n. ,,., a.'.... :. .'i.' T., ~, o., =. -.
an, ne whea. u harvest 10 Onio anu IN
e,.'.a.,,, s""a hns voon paossoss.s umuoi VI. .n'
o,a9;e =; auspiges' uhu .ne urn ., gu.
s oo;ho's ;.'so,o WI. W So ,aSSs .aau : .I wv
ssyps M;,,s.,, ~, 1910 , ~ .nose 'o'a.es, ~ ~
,,isout a,.n,'is w 'ne narvcs. ~ ne. 80 ~
au. "a,yar o.a",a Jn aIcoan.oi Iahsou. II ,n'
w'a ,mVu.u urn oleaI WIZ, .'i.u ~,
:. ,o.rv' IN, ,'s'n a." .ne u"n'asc ~ tn'
'sop WI. ~ ~ ou' srinin III Sanaa' @
,ne s,e o.'s"' osops u,a no. see'h ,aso.a. ,
~ .,.'''s,,', a. ss on aIuoun, VI au,o sprins
anu ,; ',v ,So un"sas! "s,,'. . oU ~" MuInes au r
I s 'ne ; 'non.. LII, y, my ,s @ snu y aso sus su'
wsy,' .",I, wh'v. u'u n.y. ~ ,aa io'
sse aosn w1o" .,,a,a hpseIvms sne prus
,;,.,a ,',;,h ou, .,,,a,,. s"% S o, Go,
i ,,,, e, w ~ .s.. ,aso,so,c ,so s.. wsa.'er ,o'
os ' ~ ~ ,Io ''as ,o,.,, .ne ,se.s n,, 70 eape1 %
os an,. 'V0v oroa;ans H m ... ..n., s' 0uS sao
; ; hnmnia's",i mI 0"' " "o "oa' ''' :
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as,;o,". @ v ,I,e, @ ,ho .,Iaot O,onN | ~ iS21
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WA ,,a, aoIs T..so ~ ,O;,, ~ us ahon
On @ non "e aoo r'So1 S"sno,s. WIN a raa, Ra;,a;u %
S'VS'Y0 IA SES SOo S"shsis. "se q nv.Ia oOo
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I Sns;, a anJ pos,,raI < onn NV, SUvUoE h" sHels
apS opS I,",. aiu Or oSH usaf,VlVoS nSG SmsnoSs IN
a said aon oa, o1;D~oT.s IT,ovvV ,yo"i% u he mad
from v S"s,ra,,a R,;,;sb Ina;a Egvn,
Ro"n,an;" ' and ,hoTnrr,sh nrov;nce' r.
" Aoun.a;.r sau :" vn t0 Wa,l,ar w % U.s H." ara
), yi.,ds nnJor ,rhsso, ~ a. M E.omco 4, 1877 ws %
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