, 1859-06-20

II u ~ pc $CEu " 4HeSe u5 H1Gs lHill Alt liiNc
Isl. limited or. and that Il year If heavy cx-
'ortnit" is invariably followed by o;r Of light
r Shipments The tablc from which ..lr ;;acts
sro taken aro ma'!e up tur tic ,i*c:1l year
'.t,i;ll. tic lst Of july Ii the rule uf aItcr,a-
,"a llulde gsHl, the exports i"r the year end
ns July !. 1885,? will l'r"ve tn have h:cn
nucEi smaller and til. l.ricv ,1uch lower than
''r thu !rcyi,,us year: wl4ile tie dvluaud Tor
the fiscal Year ''i"'a which VIZ shall s.r;l: cl
i.r will '-:aiu Lv large aud active, and ut I'M
.'7o'cd pr;:..s. The ':rI:::ary price ol crude
;'usvng i'll Cant'u, Is 500 To $40 per lis'ul
l3s IL los..) and If procured, :S7o to sso pr'
'i"Il In New Yo,k il is quoted at ~ ;' L,
~tts Ter H., f,'r the dried r.,, l,y tltc E:,no.
l.St u June 18th. Dealers in the article
:.vc sent out agents t., Minnesuta with ron
:'lv:al'le su'sss Vi money, who l1uvc built dry
'.'s h"1lses and arc layiag $ ces,ts l,er pn.,ri
IF tic green root. 1t is said that four pytnl.
f the green will man. onc pound wll:s,
l,retl
The digging III Minnesota is 1T present con
incl - the )" Big Woo''s. district oi cuu,,tr.
1'~u& lyo miles by 90 Whether tic plant is
',lnd it, other portions cl te State III s,il1ier,
lnan,l'lcs 10 pay for digging. ve are nut I'D.
.-cl Large numbers, composed Of III! classc.
II lcop:e, men, women and children, have
:s'ck''d t. the bg woods, as people ilork to q
r'w|y discovered gtl'l..'lac>r. 1t is sail tia;
st"s;, active nlan will Iii: IRON e5lls to it>.ls
ar da::' With, at . cents per Ill., is certainly
;n'd wages III Lard times. So,nc arc >a t.,
'sre du;sc even letter ,1au this. How n.,cl
III l't dug during the seas,,l We lave liz
r;.as o: a>ccrt.il4il,s; ls.1 well i,.!t.ucd cit-
"us oF Mi:u,cSota think HAT the :.nn,nt %
n'sry WHICH this trade will put ;ltio.t III thai
':a'e. the present year, will no, fall short ii
s.3ot10, aud SINE estimate il nj Il much
;'rcr si'nl- Taer. seers!s ro r,use.l -to dyubl,
1'wcver, that the present years Operations.
vi! t,lut the Chinese market aud that ls sam
,leonc the forests ui Minnesota will luyc Ill
'pportuny Of replea'si.irs their somewhat cx-
tsus1ed stock Of the precious plaut. It is said
!ic plant requires growth of from six to tc.,
'.ars 10 become large .nuuch to be worth cs-
<rting.
Tie question is often asked, WHY have nj,
lie people of Aiuncsota engaged in this b,,si-
css bc!oEe' The answer 1'lainly enough is
lis: They have SUPPOSED itt" bc more p.s.lt-
l,le 10 trade i'll coEncr lots, town sites, Eate1
.''wers, wild lands, aud TO engage in gigantic.
abroad enterprises ten years l9:orc such
.'oads were needed to loan the credit Of THE
State to sarlrrs, giving them permission to
use the same Us basi* for currency will.
which tlty have flooded the State. and Which.
:s everybody ought to have known would IL:
the case. has f:illcn worthless upon the hands
E innocent holders They are wiser now.
fown 4ses aad cosner lots are taking t.1re o!
| themselves; the railroads have comc to u .lead
lock; the currency makers lind their tc.1o 1t II
sad dscount-aud the lcoplc have fallen back
upon this great natural source or wealth with
which ihc;r forests arc supplied, as thc only
;lesns 10 save themselves from want mud tinan,
ci4l ruin. Let them stick to that while thei,
crops arc growing sell every pound they dir
:or what it will fetch, because next year it wi!
not be worth MS much, let them put au emphatic
yeto upon the swindling, schemes which have
already brought them to the verge Of ruin, is
sue no moro bonds, have nothing to do with
sh;n>phstcr currency, give up speculation
eoonnmise il eEcrE possihle GaE and III VII
Jet be we'll Ginseng, industry. and 6hafl
watch upon tho army Of swindlers who's
headquarters are St Paul, will save them
Nothing else can. "''-