Outlook For Farmers

Ttoe si-n.s all i i i 1 1 io better prices fot hc;i i . l'ui.-ii ees are Ukely to bring good pnces. EiCepl ín ii irlheru i'v Eng::nd I he crol) 18 liiriit. (Icniaiid hay Sor espori inav miake it more tban odvIsábU to take i c.nv (ií tibe coi u foildcr and sur lus sliaw. lile craiilHi-ry erop is c.-t hnatcil at 650,000 buetu .-. rather larger ilian ast year. A jnarkci tor par} oí the erop is io be Bougbi in Europe. 'llic outlook lor a laruc pacfc OÍ i-.iniicl s [loor. No ilouln ■ oí canned goode WÜ1 g I np. i:.i. h KUiii y .-hould lay in a gOOd suppJy Por tbome consumptlon. EKrubtlesa thc stringeney In the ni n ey marki't will gire way lo a pletJii,ra. Mamey may ie plenty v.ithin a icw iiKmt.hs and inost tifcely will. 'I hen we wi;l all wonder why e werc so badly soared. i'uní w.:s öerkvutly Irjured by lirouth eevry hc;-e, and ea--l o. the, Alïeghanies it was proetrated and bhe [orage almos; riiined by s! ruis i h.' latter part ui August. Notwithetamding iiwreased acreage tlhe erop musí !►■ vwry The drouth of the paal Bummer extended iivcr a greatei part of the coanitry, and aae effect will be a scarcity ui' Hnvi-r hay nvxt year and a lar.üc drmand lor cluvci1 aeed, wliicli will be staree. Wlietbec to 11 the erop of wool at present prloee or imi, is hard to aih isc. lt. i ((iiiiino'jily belleved tlial ptriws waslu'il woils will not go any l.nvw and thal niuch i-ammt lx.' lost Uy Pricee niay advance beoawe domestlc product is oear:y ,i 11 cli'a.ned out oí the milis.