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Eriract Of letter. dated September 20, 1886, received


al hs Department Of Stale, from Charles Graebe,


consul Of the United States for The Grand Duehy Of


Hese Dnrnstadt, &c.


II have to-day to report, that the duties on all
KIND Of -four, or manufactured grains and lcgumes,
have been iaken off forthc period Of one year. from
the LIST October next to the LIST October, l847, by
the governments of the kingdom Of Wurtemberg,
Electorate Of Hesse, Grand Duchy Of Baden,
Hesse Darmstadt and free town Of Frankfort. The
other governments appertaining to the Zollverein
VIII, without doubt, soon proclaim their assent to
this measure. Etft


The crop Of grain in Germany has been very
bad one wheat has not yielded more than Il rye, only
5S barley, about !, and oats, of a common crop;
ana there not being any stock either Of grain or
Hour, II viii require considerable amount from
abroad, which forced the Zoverein TO take of the
import duty, which duty beiog 81 40-l00 the
lO0 lbs, makes about 2s dollars on each barrel of
Hour; the taking off must naturally produce for the
tune being, aconsderable export of breads,uff from
the United States to Germany; the neighboring
states, France, Russia, and Italy, having expe-
nenced themselyes diminution in their CROP have
nothing to spare; so that, in fact, Europe must
lookfor this year to the United States for a con.
siderable part of its subsistence tan