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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-22
The Financial storm.

The Intervention OF the Sabbath has given
salutary opportunity for breathing time and
cooling of process IN the wild financial excite
ment Of the last few days. The main force Of
the storm is still confined to New York, though
other localities sympathize TO a certain extent
with the disturbances in the financial atmos-
phere OF the great commercial city. 1t Is q re-
assuring fact, demonstrated throughout the
panic, that the mercantile interests and the
banks that have confined their operations ~
legitimate banking are not crippled by the
storm, and that il affects mainly the business
houses who have gone into stock-gambling or
rash speculatiOns in doubtful securities There
Il no good reason Why 10 should extend beyond
the Wall street stock gamblers. and the lame
Ducks who have got crushed In attempting 10
carry the unavailable bonds of unfinished rail-
roads. Crops are good, the fall business L rs
opened well, and there is no cause for the
trouble extending beyond its original limits
amongst the dealers in speculative securities.
The governing committee of the New York
Stock Exchange very properly decided to sus-
pend the business Of the board on Saturday to
create an interval during which values could
settle and discretion recover its equilibrium.
The wisdom OF the course is so apparent that 1t
Is only TO be regretted that 1T had not been
adopted twenty-f four hours Doner, and thus
perhaps have stopped the tide Of disaster before
II had gained such momentum. The duty OF
those concerned in the financial stability of our
business communities IL, st such juncture to
shut OFF the wild gambling Of the stock ex-
change which only served as food for panic, and
afford an opportunity to the public to exercise
Their reasoning powers and regain confidence
BY seeing the little ground for anticipat ing any
real financial crash.
To-day not only the stock exchange but the
gold exchange is closed, with excellent results
IN the way Of checking the course of the panic
A much better feeling prevails in New York to-
day, and it is evident that the storm of disaster
has nearly spent its force there.
In this city to-day affairs are resuming their
old course. The run on the Savings Banks has
dwindled down to very triiing proportions, and
the other banks are pursuing the even tenor of
their way without any unusual pressure at their
counters to indicate that financial storm Is
going on in New York.
Some little excitement was created on our
Washington Wall street this morning by the
reception OF dispatch that all the New York
banks Lad suspended, but the statement was
almost Immediately contradicted by another
dispatch, and appears TO have had no founda-
tons whatever.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 22.-rhere is nothing doing in
BALTIMORE, Sept. r. Cotton nominal; new
crop, 49,. Flour dull and heavy; prices nm
changed. Wheat dull; declined 5c.-white choice
90; fair to prime do, 6S@l75 good to prime red
lG0dli0; common to fair do, 13561l IS; Ohio and
Corn nomnai-vhite southern, 7O61SO; yellow south
err, o. mixed western, Oh 0ats stesdy.southern,
Bye quiet g. steady prices NJ changed. Hay IN
changed. Provisions quiet and eas- Meas nork
HlS@l5. Lard, 81 6pss. Butter quiet and stesdyHN
western, a@26 Coffee nominal and quiet. WHISKY
quiet and unsettled, E1(d956. Sugar strong l05.
NEw YORK, Sept 22.-Rlour dali and nominal,
lower; " heat dull and nominslly 3@15 cents lower
Corn dull and strongly in buyers favor
LONDON, Sept. =, Il 81 D. IN -COnsols for m oney
hges, 9l4; Erie, 44S now, as
LONpoN, Sept. ~, D. m Erie, 45z.
FRANKFoRT, Sept. H.-BOnds. 81
LONDON, Sept. p, D. m.-Erie, 49,
LONDON, Sept. =. 3 20 . m.-Erie, 49,
Paris dispatches quote restes at 81 francs ~ CEN
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THE WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTNEnT, Ostos Of Chssf Sissal UEcr,l
. NAsHINeTON, September =, 1873, l0:S0 q. m. (
SfSoPsls FOR THE PAST JwBNTy-FOUR HoURs.-
Inc barometer has risen since Sunday morning
ttrorSh out the Atlantic states and is hig ne-t
ovG New England. where clear weather and -rth-
My winds prevail. Light rain has been ported
from the South antic coast but il 10 followed
by clearing weather. The pressure has fallen de-
eifedly over the Ohio valley and northward to the
lake region. 1t is lowest over Lake Superior
Uloudy weather. with light local rains is reported
from this region. Rising barometer, clear weather
and temperatures below freezir reported from
the extreme northwest.
PRoBAB1LITIES--F"rt the rest of Monday, for New
England and the middle states, falling barometer
rising temperature sOutheasterIy winds and partly
cloudy weather. For the lower lake region, south
EAST Winds, yeering to southwest, with cloudy
weather and possibly light local rains For the
Ohi9 valley, falling barometer, souhwesterly winds,
locsl rains, clearing during Monday night For the
piper lakes and the northwest cloudy weather, fol
lowed by clear weather, rising barometer and cold
northwest winds by Monday night. For the South
Atlantic states, falling barometer, easterly wiad,,
partly cloudy weather and possibly local rains.
LOCAL RECORD.
The thermometer in the business room Of THE
STAR office registered to-day foows:-s o. 50;
a. m n m
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Taxpayer. should bear In mind that BIZ pay3
ing their taxes in September they can avail
themselves Of the large discount of seven and
half per cent
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EeR sALK-rwO .Nc-llent BRICK HOUSES,
II containing II and II rooms, with Gll the mcdern
cOpveuis siusted IN the finest part. % the city,
and surrounded by tie best residences Price cheap;
payments 10 suit the purchaser with low interest.
WM. u. LORD,
Louisiana Room 4.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

RARE CHANCE sai. m. - = No.
"a GOODS, FlNruRNS and LEASE n ~.
the best siAnts tur shis bu~in.-s "a ~ rV -
erAl terms Address BkuREND BROS zoe ~
street, NaShiueton, n. c. -rpsl A.
VALUABLE AVENUE PROPEgTY At I,,T
Messrs LATIMRRa CBEART, Auction on. 49,,
h,al kstsie Erokert have II prisst sale rtsf -
uAhle MARBLE FRONT BUSINESS PROrrRrg
Bnrthvesi corner q Penns.lvsnsA svruu. - fi-s
sttee. nolInee-.- Itrm. es-,. -"pE2 "a
EoR sALE-sTOCk, TINrJRks aud tE..r
1hN II arare opportrsity Tor auv one d..lri,y :,
sCu nrst rate business. Amount r.. mo-
psrJ hsse viii not exceed esea Adlre-.. 80 -
where an Interview ma, be hsd, MERCHANT P,.f
Once, city. srpal :.
EALuABLE FARM At BARGAIN, A. R.its.
eornSr and Nermcut svenue, between D. snI
oilOck. $500 !.
PINE OPPORTUNITY FOR BISINg,S-
N HE Old e-tsbli-hcd STAND ~ " NJ DRIVE
eorrer q l;th ami streets, 10 offered Tor 80
GROCERIES, fHAs. WINES and Lou ,Rs'' - -
b bouS 10 - . very lcw price. Inlare = NJ
". RANDALL, on the pr.mIs-s
ssps0 a.. Nm. ORNES son.
ITO loAN-TEN TO rvRNrf TH0TS9So
Il DOLLARs. IN s-rs ~ suit-long OF short fi'r,s
eper osnt. Bonds wanted a. Hars-. pr.
Nsrtbea~t oorner q New York avenue al "a,
stree. sepl9|u
Unusual OPPORTUNITIES 70 adH1- ~ I'M.
fl'in, dIsi.- at V-rT loo price~, the EURNISHEN
HOT * NJ. Lafayette Ssnsre: FIRNISHrn
HOUSE No. $50 on isi street eAsf: aitra-.' -
HOUSE and GROUNDS on Mrrisi an Htl !. &. ~ y.
he souih side of l. l6ih street. and frstI,.
scPiS-Si KENNEDY & SOW.
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bxys CAPITOL Hull HOTEL.

6x1Ss CAPITOL ii ILL HOTEL.
The Continental Hotel Company respectfully In.
VIE all CITIZENS who desire TO promote the pros
E.rlty and Improvement Of Capitol III i'll to meet at
ashington Hall, corner of 81 street east and
PenDeyi yanls avenue, on MONDAY EVENING,
September Y, at 80 o'clock 20 take action i'm re-
gard to deysns means for the building Of Hotel Of
Over two-thirds Of the means re1uired to erect
the building have been provided for, and il rem aims
Tor the public spirited citizens who desire the flu
ture success of Capitol Hill TO subscribe for the
BALANCE o. the stock. JOHN HITz, Chairman.
j. MAhhGN BROWN, Secretary. sc70-u
TATTENTION LIBERTY LODGE, No. s,
Wy n. OF P.-On AID after Septensber 3iIh, the
regular meetings will be held at the New Hail. cor
nr OF 4th and East Capitol streets. There will be
no 6et2dsy night meetings from dare.
sepi94t G.. X. WISE, 90.
~ A ST IA XBSl!
seven and . han per cent DISCOUNT on ali pay-
ments for taxes for the ending June 3Oth, 1874
for the convenience Of all, the Collectors Office
viii be kept open each day from .. m. to $50 p m.
seplaA ". h. sLATlR. Collector.
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GREaIsTRAT!oN NOTICE.
6TRE VOTERS OF rBB DISTRICT OF @,
LUMBIA,

As required by the "sct in relation to the regis
trntion Of voters in the District Of Columbia. ap
proved June %, 1873, the Board of Regfstrstion for
the District Of Columbia will hold sessions daily Lex-
cept between the honIs Of u m. and ,. m.
"a, ana dins With " RbNKsDHi, 0ss.Ses 3 aas,
at their rooms IN he Executive P...ding, nortkWe
corner Of Pennsy " sna sS snue hd NH street north
west, Washington, d. O., where all persnns pos
sessipg the necessary qualifications, not hereto
lore regis and all whe have arrived at
the twenty years since the last election,
l4th day OF October next, and all persons who were
previously registered and have changed their resi-
dence from one Legislative district to another, and
Will have resided therein thirty days mmedi Atey
soDs who have been natursized, and whose natural
ization papers have matured, must present them
selves before the Board and have their names prop
erly registered.
ton and have not changed their residence from one
Legislative district to another since, need not
appear before the board, as by the terms Of the
law above cited "the registration of voters for the
general election Of 1873 subject to such changes
and corrections as are made necessary by the pro-
yi-iens Of said act, in the cases above mentioned
Persons having knowledge Of the death Of or re-
NOV al from the district Of any citizen, are requested
10 report the same to the board.
" There will be no registration in the several
Legislative districts, at the City Hall; but the
board will be in session az the Executive Building
the day Of election, during the hours such cleo
tion IL held, "to certify in cases when error has
been made in trsnscrbng names Of persons entitled
10 '0's' "D' '0' 'NA PUG Gseis GIDEON,
P. NJ. DuBANT,
ROBfT A. GRIFFIN,
8. ROGER WATTS,
DAVID MES5ER,
sepl1 Board OF REGISTRATION,
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rFTO THE VOTERS OF THE SECOND
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT.

lnasmuch as o. S. B. Wall, Esq failed to receive
ahIaJoflty u the yote1 cast at the recent primary
eIectl.n, am induced, at the solicitation of my
Trends from different parts of the district, to an
nounce that am still candidate for election to tn,
next House Of Delegates.
sep20Is CLEMENT PECK
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NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS
INTO FIFTY SMALL FARMS

OF four and 20 twenty a,re- each, has recnrty taa
completed by the subscriber. These baarfffHl
heights command the finest views q the capital
cities, are Dotcd for Their perfect hea hfr n. - s-
ina at an altitude 4 10 let above the Potofnsc
This Locality j. rerfeStiy free frrm the poisonous
si@&s % tie leo hns2, sos % = s~ 81 --ss -rop
nom sll fever. Th--s snail farms are nov of.r.s
on acconumor attng terms, and sta great bargain,
much le- indeed, than NJ any other desirable point
Dear this city, while they are decidedly the 1T de-
srtee se 90 Qu.luy OF slii, views aud
soot--sbihty. The soil hss proven @ b. the most
perfectly adapted 60 pe growing OF an, land ,et
i1nnd IA this latitude, the subscriber hA.isg on. 81
,he ms-t successful VINEYARDS on these l.nds nov
.oe1eh With their ripening clu.ters, thai can be
lsnsd IN thls country o. ksrope. The rare quality
OF Ihe>e grapes l. well ksswn IN this cir,
Th-s b-sutiful highlands are a-rce--.bls nv pood
roads and easy grades, in Pleasant dri, 81 N -Ir
~ the puro-t soft cold water.
BOB r A. PHILLIPS,
Real Esiste Broker, 6lS Iyh street,
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~RDIsTR1CT OF CoLUMBfa.

fsDISTkICT OP COLUMBIA,
virtue Of an az Hif1LTH September S 1873
Health OF the District of Columbus by section Is of
IN act Of Congress, approved Peberusry 81 ISL and
pstet Of said sdsgS doss hereof b, s
clare that the present system of reaoving night soil
poes Within tSe ces Of Ws.h, sns, AND AND
Georgetown, and their immediate and more den .ely
ssa.ins and exposing the Contests thsreof IN tS
open air, and Of Transporting said in carts
OF ether vehicles not alright through the streets
cities and the immediate and more denssly populated
subGrbs thereof Is nuisance, injurious to health,
day Of October, A. d. 1913.
CHRIS G. cox, MD,
President Board of Health,
Attest: d. W. BLISS, NJ D.. Secretary.
An ORDINANCES to provide for the removal of the
tents OF priyies, privy boxes, vaults, sinks, and
Georgetown, and the suburbs thereof, and the
Transportation Of said contents therefrom.
B,u ordained and enacted By the Board Of Health
LIST day IF October, A d. 1873, no part Of the con
tents except substances soluble in water) of any
eties II Washington and Georgetown, and the i'm.
Mediate and more densey Pc pulated suburbs there
be S,"Ss tnsI ny rS ~ nor snail me sam
seys or other public places Of said cities, and their
suburbs AFORESAID, except as the same shall BIS re-
apparatus, pneumatic or other process, to pre-
vent the contents of said privy, prfvybox, vault,
the open air during said process of removal and
trans portafion.
That any person or persons violating the provisions
ofthis ordinance shsl, upon conviction thereof, be
punished by a fine of not less than so nor more
than 40 Tor each and every such Offense.
CHRIS. O CoX.MD,
President Board of Health.
ID. IL
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OeT-Last evening, on Massachusetts, avenue OF
l Z Ses. Mount Vernon Place fountain. II AND
ward il lsfs At 42s I street northwest. 1t
I EFT HOM1-Sulday evening, SEPTRNTA
- GEORGs. colored, aged six years; white dress
dark overdre~s, trimmed with red; white hat, blue
ceived BY her mother, JANE GEORGE, 9I6 Z
street northwest. IT.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHINSToN, ID. e., September 49, 1873.
On the petition OF JAMES A. LOWE, of New
York, N. Y, praying for the extension of patent
granted to him the zsh of December 1859, for
Improvement in Water Traps:
Ii IL ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 18th day Of November next: that the
time for filing arguments and the Examiners report
be limited to the 25th day of November next, and
that said petition be heard on the 81 day Of Decem
Der next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
sep2l-m-St NJ. u. LEGGETT, Commissioner
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Medical BIunders.

From the period when surgeons applied their
salves to weapons instead OF wounds to the
wide-awake age. the medical profession has Of
ten unwittingly taken side with disease in its
conflicts with the human system. Even yet.
In spite Of the.teachings OF centuries OF expert
ence, some physicians believe In depicting
their patients, already seriously exhausted by
sickness. with powerful 'evacuants emetics
salivants, cautharidal plasters, or the lancet,
But, providently, public intelligence issahead of
these medicals FOSSILS who belong, of right to
the era OF the Crusades! That powerful ally of
nature In its warefare with the causes of
sickness. Hostetters Stomach Bitters, has OPEN
ed the eyes OF masses 10 tho paramount i'm
portance. of increasing the vital strength OF the
Dody when menaced by disease. They under
stand that when the atmospheric conditions
are adversed to health 1t is wise to reinforce
the system with Wholesale tonit and stimu-
iant' and thus enable 1t to combat and repel the
depressing influence of an inclement tempera-
ture. Ii the constitutional and animal powers
were always thus recruited in the presence OF
danger. the mortality from consumption, bron-
chitis. schronic rheumatism, &c. would be
much less than 1t now is. The causes which
produce groups, colds. quinsey, diptheria and
catarrh seldom affect a strong and active vital
system; and OF all yitalizing preparations.
Hostetter's Bltters has proved the most Ell.
cient. It is not claimed that this standard ton.
10 is q specific for lung and throat maladies as
mistents But 4 l. unhestafngIy asaera anq inter a
II IL the best known snfeguard against all the
atmospheric clements Of disease
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TELEGRAPHTC GLEASIScs.
The Pope is very i'll.

The Pope is very i'll.
Ten companies of the 4th N. Y.
Infantry are en- route for the lava
beds.
A scafiold at Macon City, Mo-, fell
last Wednesday, killing two men and
wounding several negroes.
Hon. Cbas. Sumner was divorced
from his wife, Alice, ut Boston, last
Saturday, on the ground of deser-
ton.
The dispatches of yesterday state
that mine is on fire at Halifax
Nova Scotia, and that 40 men are in
the mine without any hope of escape.
A duel was last Saturday fought
near Richmond, Va, between John
p. Mordecal and Page Mccarthy.
Both were wounded, the former fa-
tally. The seconds have been or.
rested. The difficulty occurred
about lady.
Advices for the Artic region State
that Capt. Halls exploring expedi.
ton in the ship Polaris is total
failure, the ship Icing wrecked
Capt. Hall died of appoplexy after
the disaster. Eighteen survivors O,
the wreck have arrived in New Brun.
swick.
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IN MEsIORGAM.

JEFFERSON LoDGE, No. 10. A. r. & A. NIL
JEFFERsos. May II, 1873.
Your committee To whom whs referred the
drafting Of Resolutions Of coincidence beg leave
10 submit the following.
HEsOLvED. That as tho Grand Architect Of
The Universe having seen lt 10 takn from our
midst our worthy brother JoIfS VAUGHS, and
since he has gone in obedience 10 Heavens
mandate. may the recollection of his honor
ana virtue be cherished in our hearts and have
"a Anlutary influence In our lives.
tfsotvED. That the syinpntby Of this Lodge
II heartily extended To the borrowing widow
and fatheriess children and friends.
KEsoLHED, That this Lodge shall wear the
appropriate Lndge Of mourning for the space
Of one month In token of sincere sorrow
for otir worthy brother, deceased.
RESOLVED, That "a copy Of these resolutions
be sent 10 the widow Of the deccased. also q
copy DC furnished the papers in Salem and Al
bany. NJ. l.. CUIvEK,l fa,,,,,t,,.a
]. =. Royce. CoihIniltce.
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suERrrr,s SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
IL virtue of an execution issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the
county of Linn, to me directed and delivered,
issued in pursuance OF a decree of foreclosure
OF a certain mortgage. and for the sale of the
mortgaged premises, in favor of W. NJ. Smith,
plaintiff. and against Henry b, Polly and Drn.
siiia A. Polly, defendants, Tor the sum OF sTiit
In gold coin, with Interest at the rate of Il per
cent per annum from the 9th day of March,
1873 and the further sum of $3.50, costs and
disbursements and accruing costs. have levied
upon the following described real property, to.
wit: The southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter OF Section 81 the Southwest quarter OF
the southwest quarter of Section 2f; the north
west quarter OF Section %; and the east half OF
the northeast quarter of Section 26 all In
Township No. l3. South of Range l. west, in
the county of Linn and State of Oregon--con.
taining 2lS acres, excepting lO2 acres previously
sold by deed to Tyre Alley, and, on
Saturday, the 18TH day Of J,me, 1878
in front of the Court House door. in the city o.
Albany, Linn county, Oregon, at the hour of Il
o'clock a. NJ. of said day will sell the above
described real property Mt public auction, fol
cash in hand, to the highest bidder.
ALLEN PARKER,
Sheriff, Linn Co., Oregon.
May II, iS73.-ns0w4.
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THE APPROACHING PORTLAND ELEc.
TION


Our Portland correspondent, "Ob-
server" thus discourses of the ap-
preaching municipal election in that
city:
There is to be municipal election
in June for city officers. Already
there are something less than thou
sand aspirants for the respective posi-
tions. About every other man you
meet casts radiant smiles on you and
looks as though his happiest moments
would be to exhibit his love and es.
TEEN by encircling his arms tenderly
around and lovingly embracing you
He enquiries about your health, "and
how is your family? come, old boy,
let's take drink ETC., etc. The
hoodlums are on the alert, ready to
avail themselves of an opportunity to
replenish their empty pockets of the
mineral substance ty selling Their
votes TO the highest bidder. Hence
it is safe to predict that those who
happen TO have the most cash will be
the successful candidates. With
these reprehensible vagabonds, priDci
pie is no longer in issue, and instead
of the old Jeffersonian test, "Is he
honest-is he capable !''-the test now
is, Has he coin, and if so, how much
is be willing to give for vote -
But that wasn't the case in our
grandfatllers' days" for in the earlier
and better days of the Republic, Ia
offer to purchase mans vote was
equal 10 inviting him to meet yon in
mortal combat; but since the Repub
liean party has controlled the country
men have become mercenary and de.
moralizrd until principle has become
obsolete and forgotten
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-16
LIGHT CROPS IN CALIFORNIA.

1t is now certain that the crop of
California at the coming harvest will
be very light. The San Francisco Bull
etin OF the 9th instant makes these
admissions:
Whenever rain falls after this date
will fail to help the crops in the least
degree. For all agricultural purpos-
es the rainy season is over. We may
still look for the May shower which
comes in baying time, and which is
due from the 7th to the 18th of the
month.
There is no Disgusting the fact that
the crops are to be pinched off badly
by the drouth. The late rains did
not come in season, and of sufficient
amount to help them out. The best
showing is about the Bay and in q
few of the coast counties. The great
wheat fields of the San Joaquin Valley.
where there has been no irrigation
and no Summer following. will pro.
duce less than half crop. Taking
'as broad survey as possible at this
date, we see nothing to warrant the
expectation that the average will be
more than half wheat crop for the
whole State. There are a good mum
Der of fields, it is true, where there
will be fair crop, but these are
more than offset by the fields where
there will be total failure, while W.
have still greater area on which
there is no prospect now that more
than half an average crop will be pro
! duced.
| These conclusions are reached with
not little reluctance. The rain
three weeks ago, greatly encouraged
farmers, and had the quantity beer
doubled within a week thereafter
the results would have satisfied. al
reasonable expectations.
1t will be year of short crops
There will not be so many whea
charters as had been anticipated
Ships which have already been en-
gagged at round figures will make {
hit. But fifteen to twenty millior
bushels shrinkage in the anticipated
wheat crop, will make hole in wheat
freights.