The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20
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MAtAOut lncllllls. ! presume you u"sSE
had plenty Of warm weather in the,
North sst1 Tstat AID sh@ea y iii
not. enlarge On an unpleasant tQpie. QaE
days enough, and t' rsWBaFksaAh,l XII
cool onighls indicate IN s this lati lsa sal
good demand for fsxsr md ae9e zsma,a
dies this ypa hhaye tha da9ya9
Of us ae4't Il. kqay what the 81 dis
aasesia.l WIZ douyep hay have i1ayes sleG1
tie styphaiidalt character in lMiiAapssRRta
intha winter mopihs z it not ets nains
u from bad ventilation, 1fsazo yoa 4a alXfe
70 pssloe gold weather that bs1p up
pretty much all the, daiE ii. your, dwell.
ings and shops =: -, = Z, =. !.
How arc crops ..Ihise, is the peiti-
pout query on every, hand, for on this
depends oil the prosperity in home and
foreign trade..a' How n UGH 4 ,adn we cit,
port? ought oo'bte the question 'o'ff 'alp
Others Ill dl,i;<'this; conncoliou !:@ Evidently
from the besstt adviic Vice Esaropo mds. Of
necessity ii aye lSrgo :a,hM'6ant of graid
from ne US 81 Of thiJ Drop a; Buyers are
bola ing s2'otidf IL IL view Of bearning tie
markets, bit you win notice that nearly
every steamer leaving; New Y ork tie
past II month has carried large Quantities
Of lay, which evidences great Hd1fitouth'
across j. the, sea: ID less than sixty days
they, will BE calling for large quaint;
ties Of; Of wheat, and the trans Atlantio
buyers win be % -, every prominent grain
market 10 America: Our imuillers hero
have never before been 50 pushed >forF
their choice grades Of -four as they
have . for = the pas; IN month: "' Winter
wheat is pretty good, and ma crop faif IL;
nothing extra. We do not expect very
low prices, folr: the wheat crop Of 1868,
of any kind. Wheat ranged from $50
for. spring to 1885 fo,' winter T. yJesterr<.
day il, our i,ti II market. We are not 60
ing 10 receive much Northern wheat
this season Sc. 81 for several reasons but
another year, unless the old rusty fogy-
ism + so predominant here holds on with
tighter grio than ever, We Shall be in
shape 10 deal with our = natural allies,
those living on the soil draining into
the Mississippi. Corn is not . stun,
ming crop hercabouts too much dry
weather; and if you want any fruit
this year you will have to 60 from the
valley for it, for VIC have nothing. but
grapes, and these not the most album
dant crop ever gathered. s.;s >:1'.'" a.
T. am tired Of repeating to you the
old story Of stagnant business, but 50
it must be. Some lay the blame to the
Presidential canvass some to one
cause and many don't know to what o.
whose doors this utter prostrationl q
financial matters should be dropped,
The fact cannot be gainsayed.o "A briei
reply to all would b that tn, tconsnuim t..
crs bear too great a pa proportion. to The
producers. I'VE Have here fully 5000
empty houses, tenements and stores,
and no apparent eductionni In in rents, al
ways too high in St Toni onis s. Building,
has been prosecuted this year to i,'':i
greater extent. than for tho past ten
years, and includes every description
T. Politics are very quiet; ny own belief
lis that Grant win carry this State, and
you know he is not my man but Grant
and Colfax are infinitely preferable to
that vile >-copperhead Unsupported ticket
of Tammany Hall. When Union men
see all the. old rebels in the country,
support any ticket 50 IN unanimously as
they do Seymour and Blair, it is then
! time for War Democrats to Is support the
opposite ticket. ii '','S' '='...52 NIX. -