, 1881-04-14

s.
css further 'a,nass VII ayo NJ NJ ry",'Es s1
uo,.,,lo,a tDtck l!ti t,u n!tortsi to rn!l'
+ sf, III !sssFt t. to Hs "E .|o e .a'ns, pork
The Following tablu shows tho oxnorta o. bi't-
Tor nn,l pl,ocsr In lbs, frum tho uhltcl States
for tho periods nntslcA: ,,..,.. ,.,...4 t
';'{' }IiE$
lS!a. III GTEsSHi
!sa, s;,S 5SS isuIsi7
within tho pnat few yearA farmers III s"'ith.
cnstt,rn lcnt,cssce hnvc turned their uttet'tnh
to rnising vegetables cur the Nnr,horn mnrRet'
md. huyInr Uyort.un,6 nnny difficulties III prc.
pairing tho sol! mud accommodating tho Fesuss.s s..
uap,tal, it,w cotnrintn that exorl1tnnt treIah1
ttcs nru tntoroscd to rsl,ter their i',tstry ui,'
nrnNtuho. Committees hav0 t,ncii appointed 10
confer with tho transportation limos. With view
10 securing moro reasonable rntcst anu sn0la'a
these efforts succeed tho Chicago tnafkot VIII 10
1urxoly tho palnur. Tho COLI woathor or Inst
winter only slightly tla,naxch tho poaeh crop vi
That region. Al. otuor trits promise well.
TIN WHEAT SITUATION.
Ii ths Editor NJ T1e Chicago 1fibuhe'
NEw Ynt,K, April II, lSSt.--As 'ntlinatutl III my
lottnr al tho ith Inst, tho pxtont and pcrlol Of
Availability III Europe Of whuat supplies from
our Atlantic senboarti Is tho most Important elo'
mint In tho future Of tho markets, always OF
cuptiug, ur course. tho prospects OK tho cotn'h9
harvest. I will now RESULTS III n d'1crc'it nut
snoro compact md conI'rchons|so FORM. tho
situntou Of Au,orlctn supplies ut tho ont1 OF tho
lirss hulf OF tho present cerchl-ycnr, conipfrang
tho sa,,o with ihat Of oven dato II, tho TWO
preceding yenrY, ind Will thpt uroccot to nm OK
aminutlun oE tho question Of further foreign re-
t,,,irctnpnts and or tho extent Ut tho demand
likcly 10 bo ,naso upun thls const 70 meot tno,n'
iis;l;:, f:al';s; jiS'i;;:. t*;'iiS;; Es'is':. tsiis';
cr91S r1!SuisSfai sesiifh II sS Az % 4.saon 4a
seai. | to Fob. q, ak 80 m, ~, onon,, s,asez
reI y t1 x.s it, six -, w. ~,
monsli".. S!tsa.0s ~ EesSsn .......-
Total, twcve mouths. i1Isia - ia''is,eis ss'sn
Es 3aS 3s&sS lsSS&S AsSSS s&S l5&@
.Four to wheat, ~ bu por brl. '''''
tTho tuhlo Informs us thnt tho exports from
NIL United, Statos customs districts were BoNo
| HGOOOOO Int tss In tho iirst hatr Ut this cereal.
yenr THAN IN tho iirst half last yenr. As thoro
WIS 400 QUO bu exported tn the Inst half ot inc
Inst corcnl.ycar, and our crop Is TINS yenr
T.. l00D 600 bu larger than TINT OF inst year, tna
statistical surplus for tho last bali OF tho Pfes-
ont ccrcai- your Is nppArcs,tly ID O00 00O BIT,
or cotlrsV, this comparison implies thnt thero
II 10 bc us much neiv whclt available for export
|.ln the Inst two months Ut tho prcaol1t cureal-
yeur-luty unl August-ns thoro "as exported
Of nc,u yvhcnt In those months Inst ycnr. Thoy
~ "ian tmnlr that o,Ir brcal and secd wnnts
Urn IN In m urcntcr this ycnr thnn Inst.
Or thls Rcore, however, sorle allowance l,as very
,rnuorlv tn In made and utso for tho increasing
rctrntlon or sunp1tes for domestic stocks In I.
. toitliiix uvcr vlst nrons. Aud, NIL other thtnga
csuMl, as l,ro4llecrs 1ftcfcasc III nMmucr suu ~
GeEaiG a'' r,,r ;,t Wien MI or t3eso nj
own,,nt.s arn n,ne. ind, With tha export OF Honc
y l4UN blt III whcMt and flour In AMreh. AIo DO
ute1 from THO ltb,vu stlrpis ot " ,snr9 "
u fh,nw uay ,tsn ,hitnEu III surplus rc,nnng Now
~ Tar tie probab!o foreign wants during those i've
- y months. .,,, I. T.. ,,,,v
El.giand Is ~ 9nr s TsGsf ,,rn ,urtnrs @ lint Inc
y, fornT,, re",,irn.nEnts nr tho United Kingdom
20 - fDr tho present curen ycar Aro fully l7Tno OK
rs At tho oponng Or tho acsot sno'f a., q