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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-04-06

- Tho ''pieing'' Of galley Of type, just
- our forms srs being made up, sends .
column Of Minnesota News and other items
into IN unserviceeble heap. t',t
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.MoHrao,esnY & Wxsr's.

Clothing and boots and shoes, In few
days, at - -: - ~. = ~,
-, a. MozraoxsHx 4 WEsr's. ,
Hon. J: P. Wilson. Of st. Cloud, is in
town.-Dulssh Cal, Friday. ~ sss@
&C. F. Il W. Powell have the Genuine
John Deere Moline Plows for sale. ~
BUGGY FOR saLr.--A buggy, with leatb-
er top, will DO sold ohs up. Inquire Of +.
3::.saE s5jT at: J. g. SAITH.
-sugara. tea, eoffees; and spices, cheap
'er snsevsr, &C
~ :-ss. 5A111r & Ru,s.11,s.
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Choice teas and cofees, direct from
New York, just received at Edelbrock's.
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INCREASING. COATS & Freeman's business
Is steadily increasing, for the reason that
they scour the country to find the latest
cattle. the heaviest pork. and the best Of
everything in their line. They make it q
point never to keep anything that is not
No l, and this policy always pays.
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Total ...............1,074,95O

Total ............".1, 074,960
Cash received for freight....$2,76l 80
tickets.... 1925 IS
Total .986 rs
Among The items shipped were:
1000 bushels wheat.
100 barrels -four. 49,.
400 sacks -four, -. 80
70 tons general merchandise.
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~ Blank forms for bids for furnishing
0ovsrnnsnt supplies, for sale st this ONCE.
Orders BY mail promptly filed.
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On the road and to arrive by Monday
next, the largest sssoI tment Of bird cages
ever brought to St. Cloud.
ToBEY & MITCHELL.
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THE MARKETS.

ST.. CLOUD, April 6, 1871.
Wheat-But little coming in, Prices I'M
changed: No. CSC $l.O0; No. 2, 600.
Oats command Acc.
Corn, shelled, 65a7oc.
Barley-very little demand ; may be
quoted at 5oa55c.
Rye, $50:
Bran is:wortn SIG per ton, and scarce.
Hay, is Of excellent quality this year, and
sells at &c., .-> 80; =.
Beans, $3.50 to $500. according to
quality.
i Potatoes retail At 81 90; coming in
freely. =
Cheese-Minnesota, zoo; New York, 25c.
Green spples are quite scarce It $7.5os
500 per barrel. - 49,.
Butter-2o.25c.
Egg, 16o. -
Wool, $50.
Dry msple wood IL worth $4a$4:5o for
full cord green maple, oak, &c., $4A$4.25;
tsmsrao, $3.50:
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THE GRAND OPENING OF ALI
KINDS OF GOODS.

1hsve purchased, for cash, the best
stock Of Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, all Of the latest styles, ever
shipped to st. Cloud, and a. usual, shall sell
ct prices much below any other house in
tho trade. will strictly adhere to my
principle Of marking oil goods down low,
and Of having but one price. Ladies wish
lug the latest styles of Dress Goods will
give me call. Gentlemen wanting good
Driving Boot will call at
J. W. TENVOORDFS.
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q. I. GORDON,
a. a TORN Ely AT LAW
ST. CLOUD. MINI. --

Will practice in the State and Federal courts,
AM will regularly attend the Terms Of the
District Courts In the Counties Of Slearns,
Wright, sherburns, Benton, Morrison, Pope
Grow Wing, Douglas, Meeke, ana Kankiyo-
hi, = 80 - : ~ = - ~.
Particular attention given to Grim mol Kcaw,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. j,

Reported 70, TIE JOURNAL By Ioha Zapp,
Esq, Regisss Of Deeds.'
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Pork,
Lard,
. Hams, and
Shoulders,
In quantities to suit, at
D. N. G. MURPHY &CO's.
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Coop CHAnc1.-Mr. H. Ottensmeyer Of
fers fog sale the Opera Saloon and fixtures:
The stand is ono Of the best in tho city.
The stock on hand viii DO sold and orr dit
given for tho entire amount Of tho pur-
chase. ThisSis good Opportunity for Any
one who may want : desirable stand for .
saloon aud restaurant. $3.50 ~.
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we have received . copy Of tho Report
Of the Board Of Trustees Of The Agricultural
College Of Psnnsylvania for 1870, ineludin:
an interesting report from A. ]. Hamilton,
Superintendent Of the State Experimental
Fran. .~;a.J * r. Ta5sa7 l@'ra -
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The man who by his ''blz" would thrive.
Must either bust or advertise.
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Two TRA1Ns.-On Monday Of next week
TWO trains per day will be run, each way,
between this place and st. Paul. The
time table has not yet been issued We
understand, however, that one train will be
exclusively for passengers, and will run On
shorter time than heretofore.
BIG CALr.-Nr. Louis Goyette, Of this
city. sold yesterday to George E. Warner,
OF Clearwater, q calf II months and 20
days old, which weighed $40 pounds. It
was half Durham and half Devonshire.-
This might be considered some calf.
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LOG At NEwS

~ We sosla rssrsesfs!ly ,sgxs.e az
5ssisess nsss and Others g,sAing any had Of
JOB Printing, to acU csd eza,..ne on,
sztsssiss cock Of Nsu Kstssis1, jsst sseeived
from tie Eass, 5Jo,s .ssdisg to St. Paul o.
going elsssoAers. Our JOB Office il Ho,e one
o ne best IN tie State, and we do ssork
sAieA W will guarantee to b satisfactory al
Saint Paul Prices.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-04-06

Salt Salt ]! sslt'!!l Ii.
az A1L1x5 q RusssI1's. /,
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M1xNrAPoI1s. April 8,

Wheat-$l::10
Corn-68o
Oats-50c. .-:
r. ..: MILwAuKl1, April s.
Whsat-sseady; $lal for No. l.
Corn-6Oc.
Oats-5s}e. 80. ,'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-04-06

ARREsTED FOB TRIspAss.- Ferdinand
and VIM. orutzmacher, Carl Smith, August
and Vim. Schult. and George Kosnigsrie,er
OF Zion, were arrested on Tuesday and
brought to this CITY on the charge Of, cut
ting timber on land owned by T. G. Nc
Clure and N. P. Clarke. They paid all
costs and expenses, amounting to about
300, and settled the difficulty. 49,. ).
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Geo. p. Rowen 4 Co., 40 Park Row,
NssYork, and 8. NJ. Pestengill 4 Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are the sole agents
for tn. JOURNAL, in that city. and are au-
thori.ed to contract for inserting advertise
ms7ts for % at our lovest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
Q. their favors With either Of tho above
q useD
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-04-06

ALL Foo1's DAr.-unsuspeoting peoples
curiosity and: eupidity were taken 3D.
vantage Of In various Ways on Saturday.
Packages (spparsntly) Of soap. groceries,
TO-. were lying around in tho most reckless
manner. Five cent pieces and imitation
$50 gold pieces stared up At every few
steps from tho sidewalks, but unfortunate
" for those who would pocket them, the
under side Was so!dered to . nail driven
into the planks. One bright boy secured
hammer and cold ohisel and lug up half
dime. He ought to have had another for
his shire dness. .~
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s = : 80 s 20 8

DSYCAOMAnCY.A Any lady or gentleman can
L make u 900 month, secure their own happiness
snd Independence. BY obtaining PsYOHON ANCY,
fASC1NAu0N, or SOUL CHARMING. 400 pages
cloth fnll Instructions to this power over men
anc animals ct Will, how to Hesmsfize. become
Trance or Writing Mediums, Divinaion, Spiritual.
Ism, Alchemy, Philosophy Of Onens and Dreams,
brigham Youngs Harcm, Guide to Marriage. &C.,
all eont4ined IN this book; 100000 sold; price by
mail, in cloth 81 25 paper covers 81 o.. Nor1cz.-
Any person willing to not agent will receive .
sample copy Of the work free As no capital il re-
quired all dtsirous OF genteel employment should
send for the book enclosing 10 cents for postage
7, W. EVANS & Co. Philadelphia. -, -
A VOID QUACkS.-A victim of early ind;s
IA erection, causing nervous debility premature /.
cay, &C., having tried in vain every advertised fan
edy. has simple means OF selEcyre which he Vii
send free to his fellow sufferers. Address J. NJ TUT
TIE, 70 Nassau street. N. r. g
GREAT MEDrf;aI. n01,x~. :. =, = -,
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HOUSE FOR SALs.-We offer for sale,
cneap for cash. = house and lot, northwest
of the Normal School. Inquire
=. - . $ Ar ALLEN & RussELLs. >
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PETIT JURORS.

Wall PAlII.-Don't fail to call II Tobsv
4 Michele, and examine their elegant
stock Of wal paper, which il going Of
rapidly ahdsat low figures, ':-.a - =. :.
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We are glad to hear that Mr., Lshr's
new style crossing rlowS are the best. and
they srsnbs'ns sold cheap for cash. q ~
-Craeked wheat, oat meal and hominy,
at Boyd's. r. Ss$ q af<'s *
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GROUND WOKK,
GRADING,
CUTTING AND FILLING,
CELLAR DIGGING, &c.,
vt short notice and on reasonable terms.
We claim to be able to give better satisfac-
ton than any other parties in town, and
stand ready TO make this statement good.
WE KEEP ON HAND ALL KINDS OF
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OAcial Paper Of tho City.

~ The ClfoUlation az The Journal
DOUBLE tAat q Any other paper
RaAliaAsai> Nerehern Minnesota. Lss
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ST CLOUD FUR MARKET
MEAT MARKET.

= 1890 -".--- --~---->---
CORRECTED wI1KLY BIZ COATS a1RI1leAN.
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-c'othios and boots and shoes, IN few
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|, AII111 + Russ1II's.
The New York herald., 1871-04-03

TINTED STATES POST OFFICE AND SUB.TREA
u sury, Boston, Mass, Office of Superintendent, March
20, 1871. <,,,x,,u 80 ,,.,. ,,o,,
pernienGeni, ~ NJ, Apr 20 1871 for furnishing de-
verng, hng and putting in place. the iron work OF the
third and fourth floors and roof OF the Post Office and
bull ling in Boston, Mass exhibited by drawings
marked AZ A. a. w, 49, "a 95 9 81 and the accompanying
plans and schedule consisting principally of rolled wrought
Iron beams and girders.
The work 10 be put In place at such
to be required by the superintendent
prov that and the SHALL be made the sub
ec of separate order and that the contractor shall be
each noor ninety for making and putting in place
the roof - .
and machinery belonging 10 the building 10 putting the work
IN place without charge but will be required the time
OF The employed in working them, will be furnished
by the department when required
ScaIolding will be furnished by the contractors.
The will not be suhdvided among the different bid
ders will be considered and awarded In the aggregate
Ninety per cent of the will be paid the
the contract.
Of Hs0CO that the bidder will accept and perform the
tract III him. the sucncy OF the security 10 be
tined by the States Judge, Clerk Of the United States
Court District Attorney OF the district wnere he resides
the right TO reject all bids
n be deemed the interest OF the to do
any that not made the printed form to be OBJ
TO the requirements of this advertisement of the printed
form and schedule, will be considered neither will
received from parties who not themselves
enga the manufacture OF wrought iron work,
and have the facilities for getting out the
castings rolleu beams. - -.
Proposals must lie endorsed "Bids for Iron Work Post
SubTreasrv, Boston, Mass" and addressed 10
GRfDLEY j. r. BRYANT, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1871-04-03
BILLIARDS.
asTkOI.OGY.

NTow Is YOUR TIME TO BUY FIRST CLASS TABLES
IN at W. ". GhIFfITu'S FACTORY, ~ Vesey street
Second hand Tables for sale.
The New York herald., 1871-04-03

A CLAIRvolAsT WHO HAS NO EQUAL IN
~ America-An who sick in trouble should con
suit no powders but win cause speedy
marriages aud allay the most serious trouble Madame
CLIFTON, oilce 1893 B'eeckcr street, near Macdough
MADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
M voyant tells past present and future shows likeness
husbund conhdena letters written 10y West Forty hrs
street, Broadway and seventh avenue
MADAME CLARA A. ALMA, DE PARIS CLARA AN
M TONIA, late of san Francscol Business and Medical
Cairvoyant Consultations in English French and German
1893 Broadway, between fhrtelh and Thirtyhrs Streets
opposite Grand Hotel
The New York herald., 1871-04-03

GRAND OPERA HOUSE
VI IMMENSE HIT.
AIMEE IN HER GREATEST SPECIALITY.
THE FINEST BALLET TROUPE IN AMERICA
APPEAR EVERY EV VENING.
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK EXCEPT Thursday
LA GRANDE DuCHESSE.
AIMEE. DUCHES3E
TllURsDAY-ANNUAL BENEFIT OF THE
USHERS OF THE THEATRE,
LES BkIGANDS
AIMEE, PERSINI, GAUS1NS.
Musical Oo-Mss NULLY PEIRfS, Signor CARLO PATTI.
SATUKDAY-MATINEE AZ r. NJ,
LES GEORuIENNES
AIMEE Feroza. PERSIEI Mani.
SUNDAY FOURTEENTH GRAND CONCERT
JAMES Fisk, Jr.'s FAMOUS
NINTH REGIMENT BAND,
assisted by Mile. AIMEE, Miss NULLY PEIRlS and n.
GIRREBEUk
THURSDAY-REHEARSAL MATINEE AT l.P. NJ
Admittnuce all parts OF the house. .J0o
In REHEARSAL. LA BELLE HELENE
The New York herald., 1871-04-03
AMUsKMENrs. A

MATINEE PERFORMANCES AT 2 r. M
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Friday
First OF the
THE BLACK APE,
In which the word-ren wned Man-Monkey
SIUNOR CANITO,
will make his first appearance ut this theatre.
NEN SCENERY,
NEW PROPERTIES AND APPOINTMENTS.
and an una ppro achablc cast of characters.
The New York herald., 1871-04-03

r EcTURE ON LIFE IN PALESTINE, BY J. BALDWIN
La Hay, Esq, United States Consul Al JAna illustrated by
aud beautiful native dresses, Tuesday
o'clock In the Lecture Room OF Calvary Church. Twentydrs
and Fourth and Wednesday evening, at
O'clock the Lecture Room OF the Church Ascension.
Tenth street. Admission free. coslsct 10 taken FOG
Christian Mission nj JANA.
The New York herald., 1871-04-03

WANTED-HoUsE IN CENTRAL LOCATION; RENT
board In payment of higher Address W. NJ,
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1871-04-03

G1O MONTHLY-BEAurIFUL OCTAVE ROSE
Vl u wood Piano, SlU0 new, richly carved octave
rose wood Plano at half price: great bar gain.
4. CABLE, 410 Eighth avenue, Aear Thirty fourpA
The New York herald., 1871-04-03
AMUSEMENT.

AMUsEMENry
RooTHs THEATRE
LAST WEEK sUr TWO
Mr.. AZ ~ EDWiS SiSsf,as1l Boora 4
who will appear each evening
a. BERTUccIo,
THE FooEs REvsSGs,
MR. tAweEs"s ss'tns BARRETT
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MR. ssa faTSHRA5 IaWshs6n IAlsssFf hAhsEff
"a fllIRlSS HHa MARstE nss kAfhAfH HEART.
Next week
mr. booih 'HicHELiEo
sss a day, ss or II
Broadway.
In preparation '1' sfiSE $lsSias s' HEsffH9'' T2GH
BoySEM,Ss BSd.s,s THE TMEATEE. y r..
aHsAr "a sSAss4 sAS r rH5aFsos THs FEH1oO'
Endorsed by tho press and public.
The new oN and superb drama y j. McN0rkey, ~
nss nssSS rs5$EsS, ss$$$$ssS rg gssi!E $sn
raSS$s5s s$$s5 ossSssEHas s5ssE ra$$ssss s$ssss
commsSdlay mAn1; with rAvonirs SIas coxlpY LAST
Friday evenng-Beneht OF MR. JOHNNY THOMPSON.
5l4. -THEaTEE THsAlEE S9slSSE.. SSHESSSuEE.
BUTLER sTSnawny opposite S. Nicholas Hotel ..rs
MoSbAY. APRIL !. 4 siEciiL BILL, '''
THE er1HARATSb NAP Ai FhsaHr EASSE THsE Da CORPS
gHF 4ns qsHEx asasb gSsEiyA1 siEEhH rRaSGE: PaSqE
T.S AsHSsSSH sSSxF lSD SSSa5sE5S aSESGS
49,. 'isfIS sIs .As slsxiSisn hsxi s Analy
KELLY
in their ade-spht'ing Acts songs and I Dances, I
(see small bills, 100 differ mt Acts nightly.
Advance Children iss
sole Lessee and SAnlSsf sfcoVD Mr. AocoSriS DAILY
VII ESSs AZ
for the present
e
e
CHARACTERS by Miss Clara Morris Linda Deitz, Kate
saass Mr. q H. De- s1s M sm
Mr.. Pierce and others.
.SEsSsEls SEsGSR mp saFrsHr, HssH
SATURDAY, at ~ o'clock
the present on account Of The engagement are"dy an
dian,
MR.. CHARLES MATHEWS.
ia%s sssy Of Foh II t + II
-. PATTER in the amusing afterpiece Of PATTER VS..
s.s CHATTER. Mr. DAILY has been induced In this n-
stance to divcrge from the rule of his management in
aa to order s As s enre s s
farewell personations the American stage of this
famous II, representative of light comedy. Mr..
MATTHEW'S engagement Is limited, and none OF the
pieces will be repeated beyond the time announced In
- each programme.
- THE Box SHEET for IL DAYS in advance will be
opened on Tuesday morning. at A. NJ
The New York herald., 1871-04-03

There will be no performance on Good Friday Night.

A SERIES OF GRAND DIAMOND GIFT CONCERTS
N will be held in Washington ID. c. commencing the 81
day Of May 1871 the profits OF which will be devoted TO the
relief he victims OF the French 10000 tickets
more) win be sold, numbered from to 100000 $3.50 600
worth of Diamonds Of the finest quality warranted by dn
second existence will be given hold
tickets without reservation whether absent present
This magnificent collection which ts the largest aad most
valuable In America Is cataogued as follows imperial
Brcaspin and Earrings warranted TO be the 6ncst
America worth $4,000; magnificent full set Brrastpin
Earrings and Bracelets worth Y3 0 one similar set worth
So 900; Solitaire Diamond Ring, worth 3s,Ua;
magnificent set Of Solitaire Diamond Studs worth si00n);
beautiful ladies full set Cluster Breaspin Earrings.
and Bracelets worth $4,000 $50 sets and separate articles
In all. ranging value S55 $500 The pro
portion between the gs and tickets unqucs.ionaby
most favorable presented.
The satisfactory authentic proofs
serons, from the hest and responsible
evidences the full protection Of the pubic, will be found
In the hands of agents In all principal cities
Orders tickets Information, addressed 10 New
York Office will receive prompt attention. For particulars
circulars National Bank OF the Republic depository
Tickets 3d. j. L. ROBERTSON " CO., Agents.
Tickets for sale in New York at p O. DEVLIN'S, No.
Wall street.
The New York herald., 1871-04-03
PROPOSALS..

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT CON
- tractors once Mott Haven un April for 5000 cuoic
broken stone for the Spuyten puvy aud Port Nor
ris Raroad 1000 yards Mott Haven 1000 yards
nj KIngsbrldgc 1000 yars Spuyen Duyv Stone TO be
go through two inch Plenty Of stone the
ine to be got j. l.. WORDLE Agent, Mott Haven
The New York herald., 1871-04-03
FURNITURE.

A MAGNIFICENT RICHLY GILDED AND CARvEI
"A satin brocste double Psrlor suit made to order min
months AGO for $3.50, will be sold for $3o0 do, sa
brocatel, sl75 do. $685. two walnut Suits $50
rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits, from 500 up Il
S2u0 Velvet, Brussels Carpets Curtains Mirrors, Bronzes
Clocks, Paintings. Dining Furniture. &C., at sacrihce
Also fcent rosewood III Pianoforc, cost 1900
for S275 Cal private residence u Last Tenth street, be
tween Fifth avenue and University place.
The New York herald., 1871-04-03

DANJo AND GUITAR INSTRUCTION BY A NEW AND
ID simple method. enabling the pupil to instru
II. G. DOBsoN, aeO Bowery.
The New York herald., 1871-04-03

A LII THE ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PA
"A noforte, Eta.ere Paintings, Carpets, Drawing Room
Suits Bronzes Mirrors for sale less tnan auction prices
property family leaving city Inquire a lis West Eleventh
street. between Fifth and sixth avenues Drawing Room
Suits covered French brocatel cost $60 for $500 do
l6; Panoforc, cost $3.50, for S20 Bookcase, Etagcres
Clocks rosewood, walnut chamber Furniture Mattresses In
excellent order half original cost For parties wishing
purchase this will be much better opportunity than attend
ing bogus auction sales
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-05
CuttInx up Corn.

The corn crop, at least 80 far as the
fodder is concerned, has reached crit
ical period. A frost may occur now at
any time. Not an hours warning may
be given. The mere change Of wind
during the night may bring about such
II change OF temperature that the stalks
may be whitened with frost any
morning. This would be serious dam.
age TO the corn fodder. The corn should
now be watched carefully. and rs soon
~ it is all glazed il should be cut up,
when day or two OF drying would
place it in advance Of any damage from
frost. 1t depends much on the success
ful gathering OF fodder crops whether
hay will advance to an exorbitant price
during the winter or not. We notice
reports Of rpeculxtors ucinY "irrn'ly In
the field securing hay at an advanced
price. But ito be iorewarned is 10 be
ioresrmed :" and we do not think that il
will be for want OF sufficient warning il
farmers are caught with inadequate
supplies OF feed. There are 20 many
resources now opened to the energetic
farmer whereby he may mitigate the 10.
convenience of short hay crop. that il
is only by neglec. that he should be
caught with short supplies. And the
most effectual precaution is TO carefully
harvest and economize his corn fodder.
With short crops Of any staple article.
some advance in price is to be expected |;
and il there is any advantage to be Sc
cured by the farmer as an offset for re-
duced quantity, it will be in this in.
creased price. 1t will be sore disap.
pointment then 10 be obliged TO feed
hay that might have been. by careful
management, spared for sale by the use
of substitute, and TO lose by want OF
foresight the chance OF securing this ad-
vanced price.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-05
WEATHER REPORT.
Sxpopsis for the Past Twenty.FOur
Hours.

WASHINGTON, September 4, 7P.M.-
No material change is reported from
the Pacific and Rocky Mountain sta
tons. The barometer has fallen very
generally during the day east OF the
Rocky Mountains, and especially on the
culf and over the lakes, but the highest
nressure remains central in Delaware.
The temperature has risen decidedly
from Missouri to New York and north
wards. Fresh southwest winds prevail
at the western stations in this region
and northeast on the gulf coast. Smoky
and hazy weather has continued from
Eastern Michigan to the middle Allan,
tic. Clouds and light rains are reported
on the Immediate coast from Louisiana
to Florida, and local rains have faiien
in Wisconsin, but elsewhere clear as
Pro5aJiEfes-Clear and hazy wealth
or will probably continue from New
ENGLAND to South Carolina, with south
erlv winds; a falling barometer win
southwest winds and increased clouol-
ness from the lakes south to the OHIO
and Missouri rivers, and continued
clouds and local rains on the gun
coast.