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This year, from JAN lst to Feb
18th the export clearances of
wheat have been $50, 927
Against for similar period in


Now the question arises, if the wheat
crop of Great Britain is so large, why is
she importing from Americn ports SO
freely? A letter received by an Albany
house from prominent commission
house in Cairo, H., speaking of the new
route from the wheat country of the
Northwest to Liverpool, ria the Mississip-
pi and New Orleans, says: Most of the
grain, thus far, has been brought here on
large orders IN hand. so that very little
wheat, at least, is thrown on our market
proper. So much for the foreign demand,
which on top Of the largest wheat crop
England has had for years, appears to be
about double xhas il was al the cores
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ponding time last year, when they ae-
knowledged to have had bad failure of

pouuiHg tiuiSriAct ycslt, Nncf4 IilSy dc-
knowledged to have had bad failure of
the wheat crop.
''As the quantity Of wheat remaining
in the hands of farmers, variety of opin-
ions has been expressed. An unpreju-
diced view of the yield of the present
wheat crop shows that, While car crop
was no doubt large, the proportion of No.
spring wheat is much smaller than In
the crop'of last year; in fact, the crops
in Chicago and Milwaukee show only one
fifth of No l wheat. Is this compati-
bic with the theory that this years crop
is much in excess of last years, when
nearly half the spring wheat marketed
was No. l. sAgain, the receipts of flour
tIom this crop Cat lake portsl are 3, 3,255,-
400 barrels; from the previous crop, q
554, 700 barrels-showing an increase this
year OF 100, 700 barrels; equal to 3,l53,-
$50 bushels of wheat, which has gone in
to consumption, as at no point is the
stock OF flour as heavy as last year, ex-
cept at Chicago.
From this We mayreasonably conclude
that there is no more wheat back in far
mers' hands than at this time last year,
the increased product of -four, which las
been consumed, fully accounting for any
increased yield of wheat, allowing that
there was any increase.
TO show the extent to which Eastern
markets will absorb wheat upon the open-
Ing of navigation it is sufficient to state
that the shipments of wheat by rail from
Chicago alone, none of which went 70
New ork, from january lst to February
18th,
w Neutrality-suspicious.. 375,433 Bushels.
Same time lS6S..-........ So, 34l Bushels
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HETRYs &EBssEE.

JUSTICE of the eace. Office. EEueb.
- nsr's building, of Eighth and!Yor streets.
Maaitowoc, Wisconsin.
Will make colectons pay taxes search the records,
draw deeds. mortgages and contracts, &c. &c. All
b usiRsss will receive prompt attention. NJ Is. =
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Showing an accumulation of 874, 70t
bushels of wheat Jess this year than a
the same date last year, when prices were
SOC to 81 90 per bushel higher than now
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Increase..-......,...3l2, 092 Bushels.
TO resume, then: The accumulation
OF wheat at principal points is S74.I06
bushels less than last year. The amount
actually consumed from the crop is g..
1913, $50 bushels more than it was last
year, and the home and foreign demand
are both far IN excess of that of last year
at corresponding period. while prices
are one-third less, From these data we
may judge whether business is not likely
to be stimulated by a fair advance in
breadstutts, and continued export de.
mand more remunerative price.
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". r. EEDEsEEp GE.
BERO.F .W.sKAFE.a.Es.

DOLCE JUSTICE. 0Gice il Hcubners
L Building. Manitowoc, Wis. 1872
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4 TECRNEF and Counselor at LAW.
n and Notary Public. Office, No Axtell's Block
South End Walkers Point Bridge Milwaukee, Wis.
Marine Bankruptcy, and Land Office. l5-47
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y, ID. .N.fRA Ff.fT.
CH.sRxES n. Ky.sgNER,

4 TTORNEY and Counselor at Aaw.
"a Ofhce corner Of Sth and Quay streets. Manito-
wee. Wisconsin. f2-9l
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III. III. MIR EH.S.EE.

TTORNEY and s;Ounselor at Eav.
"A Office with Geo n. ,foodin. Manitowoc. Wis
nsn l439
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TR EFT.
nos" e. .SKDrE.

TTOESEy aTrd Counselor at Law.
A Office Ei ghth street Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
elections promptly attended to. 1882
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Z CREAM CITY HOUSE

" Milwaukee, Wis.
This House, located at the South end of Walkers
Point Bridge, is well calculated TO accommodate
travellers arriving by waiting for the Lake Steamers
Terms 90 per day with first class accommodations
Gall and See us Ally
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IN PROBATE: Nanftowoc Co. Court
L In the Matte of the Estate Of Joseph Donovan

HARPER WILSON & CO.
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Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir James
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FOR SALE.

7 OFFER for sale my place, on the bluffs, about
L II miles from the centre Of Rock Island, .
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90 East Van Buren, ST.,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

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gained, is the best accommodation that we can
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Students Of all denominations are admitted,
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TN CONNECTION with his Planing Mil, tn,
L Subscriber is still conducting the Noyelty
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READY GLAZED SASH.

TN CONNECTION with my Planning Mill, I
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I can sell at much cheaper rates than they can
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others in want Of Sash will consult their own in
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whore as am offering unusual Inducements for
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AND
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