, 1880-01-01

Aull
Is, !eIng greatly excited in October ami the
sar!y part of November, when parties, VIE
Ind mntte 'Gnyy sales n''sa:l here md n the
tprs| natkstH IT,, tt !a% e tn ny 4re ef m cotr"G cInr
prices Jumped 800 PCT by, the highest price
i,atl f0r prime being eg.e5, and for cl"cs
s.75 Litter ill., November prices broke on
sye;' s'i ths e5 suss I'll s ia" pi' peee il u asniiss s
of clover-snrd that are not ordinarily cxpectr
cd to lcayc The farms till. The spring scasol,
opens. A goMl Hrtlon OF tlio lat. rccelpts,
c!,Oice exportabtc seed has ruled galItc steady
since tho November decline. Tic average
price OF prime cIover was sa.lo. Ihc scastn
inE 'l,arkeis snl rral,shiy, llenly Of 4 Pack IL
tras ira to M ',st 'ip JIG st:ck, mud te sl,ipiets
7, Europa continue falr, though ltritiSl, oT,
Stocked With American seed that was ssnt st
nver on CONSIGNMENT. Great Britain Will
doubtless tnfG Il good portion OF our ailfh!!is
Il ws sr fi1s # liz e. SSrn III, ats f spsed s to G
Qmtrc solnc more American seG.l md short,
nGc In the Frencl, c5ol, Is lntely repoTfsat pt
saas4 Ss S U essx ssenS nI M sr: e ct M a! g s
mnrc orders over here. Most Of thc seGn ,t1 OK,
sH1 }qs s bs . sfnt x q t w o. tlsr{s tF{ bills Of
Two fn,or,ant cl,auc,s occurred in tho
a,l w" ',, rs:nt 1nst ,aarM4IInn;nr te seed II,
hMik ~ inkc. yf,ii handling tho new crop OIL
tat n,S, s,ary ri o6 Go GG' S W"ra ' sens Est "i, @
s vrssels sS aid % from ii i,uffo l1y canni 10 New
WHY. Thc % tnnl,dInie ra,tse Of Tits dcpart-
rn i"!S: Sas tie relmoy"l of lie canal oiis wiic
n,, III y ,n.s;iin IN aii,, I,v lila water roiite
n ai pnnusiton e.i ~ To Ills way Of shnnl,lg flax
VIII sa,. ,ynS ;nn'. NJ rst by nrties, wi1o toEi,t
!,o slppery nature ot {le seed woulS 4 mike ,ks
In tak" marine viii do1tbtjess hive M Or
tmrt,,1,ttr I" cnrrv nicf,tv NJ thts freiVht In
fars ShppnE aT IL o"k a " yr1a WteE te m
sss Estsrn 1D ,ycrs rrt1 ~ ts sttn, ,rkct o IN sca
% s".s n;xt' \, ii l,ave l,oI iii t}o scef sent through,
| f@rotn @ tic Interior By rai!. "rho receipts from
h,'lR Int tt.nsr frnm, tI,is Stale aid Vicinity
,w'r rhtstlw III n hoes lpco,1se so,nc of Tie
rna,ls m % ,vnrr mt ahIe r. f,Irt,isl, the ears.
IN o t W"st WGw fa 'p W!s 'bot 'Il d T a1l I,l % i
srons', ~ ny ~ nhn@t n NOR cn,,} nvnr thnt az IsS
III" sa.d NJ ,m"v"d rarir h,,t orrIyrti In ycry
ssy spadIi!os Wifi 5 Ia e - ~ ;; sst,sls; SI
this syna sHnn iiIsniareft hv n rule iUi,,lrchas.
nm mi he II hns;s % If mira sce ria ink averaged
! mnunti r, n1,t mnnity of 1(;f1 npr rent oI,
,ilrt navt vanr # tf1e farmers tln mt tnkp
luarc care to secure tile seed in clean con-
ever. was due much to the fact thnt the
weather was favorable for the growth Of
wc.sls, which choke!l TIC l!ax;; and, rlpeni,.E
with It, III spite Of this the crop was fairly
profitable to producers.
THE stock of old seed was exhausted be-
fore the new l9rvest, the demand 4 4 for sowing
crushing INK sold Mt s1:o0. and In March at
Si.,O, md there WIS li,tle variation IL prices
through! tho summer to the tilne for the new
crop. The receipts Of 1lew flaN Wcrc @
belng fine for thresh!ng md marketing tie
seed, and prices, which opened ut Sl.Ay@l.27
on the & per ccnt basls, fell ~ Sepselnbtr tu
sl.15 md for p,trc 70 st.s9Gei;M. Eastern
crnsllers bought very freely III tue west; nslt