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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19

PROGRESS OF BUSINESS IN BOTH HoUsEs-THE EN-
r,rprTos ACTS NM. RECORDS OPPOSED TO WOMAN
SUFFRAGE
Special Correspondence oftle Commercial
Dover, March IS.
There is dearth of anything like Legislative
news to report to-day. In the Senate, the time
Of the two sessions has been taken up in talking
over the passage of some unimportant measures
The bill confirming the Council ordinance, vaca-
ting the east end of 9th street passed the Sen-
stei aa also did bill incorporating ths Odessa q
Middietowu Narrow Gauge Railroad. The Houset
az nsual managed to get up an nuncalled for ana 4
nroionged sensation over the passage tof Wllds
lfsxemntion bill It's consideration occupied most
of the morning session. The bill provides. for
the exemption of property to the amount OF
5000 from execution process, but admits the
right to waive the law by the consent OF the
| debtor in the case. - I,,Nr.,,,
Dr. pailey, "A. Thatcher +. Pyle, Esquire y Nelli
| ar. among the Wilmingtonians arrived by the
| noon train. MIR. Thatcher, itis understood, u
| present to look after the Police Bill. and other
| outrages on the city of Wilmington;
One of those many ways in when tune y
nee1essly consumed was practlced IN the SENATE
| this evening. An unusaly extensive pAperI,Is
| bill incorporating the town OF Odessa-Was calr
/ ed up for third reading, and the clerk speh
| something less than an hour al Inlh iaponloHs
work, When about ready to be placed on lts u
i nal massage, it was discovered by senator Iuc
ords that a certain clause granted the rlghs N "
| vote to any taxable woman over ~ years VI a6e
1 This was sufficient TO cause lts reoommtta, u
1 the Committee. - n ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
THIRD EDITION.
800 p. Nj.
nhs K.n,Inr,on Rank Rebbsry.

pEcreIoN. IN FAVOR OF THE PLAINTIFF FOR THE
AMOUNT OF HIS BoNDs.
PHILADELPHIA, March l9
In the case of David Schulz against the Ken
sington Bank for the recovery of thirty thou
sand dollars in government bonds, stolen from
box, deposited for safe keeping, when the
Bank wns robbed in 1871. the jury, this morn
ing, after being out days. returned verdict
for the Plaintiff.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
PoIiticaI Notes.

The Democratic Convention OF Rhode Island
met at Providence yesterday and nominated the
following ticket For Governor, Charles X: Out
Ter Lieutenant Governor Samuel II. Wales I;
Secretary of State, VIM. j. Miller Attorney
General, George N Bliss General Treasurer.
W. p. Congdon.
o. w. Hurley, Radical, was elected Mayor of
Galveston on Monday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
ExscurIyE MANsIoN
WAsHINaTeN, d. {

WAsHINdroN, ID. W. March ~ lo'"'
Hon George 3. Bout'1eH;
DEAR SIN: In accepting your resignation Oh
tho olice Of Secretary Of the Treasury, an ONCE
which Won have filled for four years with such
satisfaction to the country allow me to express
the regret feel at severing oihtlal relatlohs
which have been at all times 30 agreeable 70 me
and as am assured by your letter OF resigna-
ton to you also. ~ ......,t .rrst
oonfded to you four years since has been so al
miraby conducted as to give the greatest satls-
faction TO me, because as l read public Juug
ment and opinion, 1t has been satisfactory "a 70 70
the country. The policy pursued in the ONCE
| Of the Secretary of the Treasury by your sue
cessor. / hope may be as successlul
as yours has been, and that no departure
| from it will be made, except such as experience
and change of circumstances make necessary. -,
| Among your official associates trust you WI WI
/ find Inc same warm friends and coworkers ina
| yon leave the Executive branch OF the Govern
ment, You take with you my most sincere wei
Wishes for your success as legislator and as
citizen, and the assurance Of my desire to con
tinue the warm personal relations that nave M OK
isted between us during the whole oil our oihcia
connection. re no,,,r
Very truly yours, s. GRANT,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19

1t is current rumor, in Washington and
p Philadelphia, that the President proposes to
appoint Hon. Morton McMiohael, Minister to
either Prussia or Austria our ENJOYS TO both
those countries, Messrs. Bancroft and Jay, de-
string to return home. This would be an ezeel-
lent choice. Mr.. McMichael would make an able
and creditable representation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
ohio.

THE GREATER PART OF oENTREyILLE DESTROYED
CNcISNkT1, March 10.
The greater portion of the town OF Centrevlle
was burned yesterday
The loss will probably roach thirty-Gve thou
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
n.ss0, urnErnr oo.orrnArrvn BUILDING AND

Dtsso1vED-THE Oo-0PERATTvE BUILDING AND
r.oAN AssocIATIoN. WorkiDgmen's 90
0naratiye Building and Loan Association which
oronosed to establish colony at "summeryille,
On the Wilmington and Western Il. r., at its
meeting, m last evening, resolved to dissolve,
The enterprise has been dragging for some ONE
have had most Of the labor to perform, that
thew might as we'll abandon it. One of the most %,
sar;ons eauses Of encouragement was the fail
nre to obtain loan of $50,000., which was CON
sdered necessary in order to P[oVoS Uo1S Ss ba
~ ten nersons who would advance 81, ,OOO each,
and two gentlemen Messrs, deNormandie and
Oaneile agreed to do this, but the other eigh'
could not be found.
The expenses Of the Association VIII, pc pS,"i amI
| 1v,no, in the Treasury, and the remainder vii
| tben be divided among the subscribers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
New Jersey.

DEATH CT THE PENNSYLVANIA n. r. BILL.
TRENTON, March 49,
In the House the Committee on Corporations
reported adversely on the Pennsylvania haiiroaa
project. The bill passed the Senate. The
House agreed to the report by a vote of 50 to
20, thus efrectually killing it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19

Gold closed yesterday at 115l4. Government
again advanced 16ala.
The dye-house of the Dutchess Point Works
at Wappingers Falls, N. Y, was burned yester,
dav morning Loss, $50. .OO0 Over sx hundred
neysons are thrown out of employment by this
| IRE. The carriage foctory of George Niemeyer
at Cincinnati, was also destroyed by lire yester-
| day. Loss about 100000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19

The breakdown of the Co-operative Associa-
tion OF workingmeu, who proposed to build a
pleasant Suburban town at summerville, on the
wilmington and Western road, lie to be regretted.
The general features Of the enterprise were ex-
c,llent. We hope the failure ia only temporary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19

We have more reports Of bad fires. These
furious March winds make bad work, when they
fan the flames In some framebuilt town or VII
lage, unprovided with fire apparatus.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
"wmmlnsrOn, aud Its Industries >


Lippinoors for April is lberally illustrated, a.
opening with an article on Wilmington and lts
Ipdustries." Sixteen engravings embellish and
add force to the text. Wilmington, the real
capital Of Delaware, is becoming Larger anOt and
richer every year. 1t is 'the bestedenhea spos
on the American map where the South begins
and the North ends" As commercial and a
ship. building port and manufacturing clIy,
wilmington has become place OF no small I'M
rorfance. and her success is the result OF her IN
dustry and enterprise. The magazine article
tells great deal about her.
~ [From the Boston Globel
The initial article is profusely illustrated, sno
Ia entitled wilmington and its Industries; 80
perfectly have the editor and artist mingled
their EFFORTS that the types are quite as pictuI
asoue AZ the engrayings, and one ID impressed
after reading the article with great respect AM
Increased interest for all concerned artist e;,
tor. Wilmington and all The citizens oil Deia
ware should be infinitely Obliged to the publish
ers OF this very popular magazine Tor lntIouu
cling them to 30 many thousands, who previous
ly knew 30 little relating to them, and Tor dom
il in 80 graceful and genial manner
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19

Az Cedar Falls, Iowa, on Monday night, the
dry goods store Of Pitcher Pennock, and shoe
store Of B. Thorpe Jr OS %eTs So asTO two men were
asriousiy injured by falling walls; This Is the
third incendiary fre at Cedar Falls within
| week,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19

A large fire broke out in Centreville, Ohio,
Yesterday afternoon. At last accounts ten build,
ings had been consumed, and the fire was still
burning, with a high wind blowing.
A fire in Macon, Ga,, yesterday, uestroyec
aNn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
arhs correapondence Between Secretary Bout
well and President.Cirant.

well and President- -tsrhht.
WASHINGTON, March II, 1873.
s,,. Having been elected to the Senate of the
limited states by the Legislature OF Massachu.
setts, tender my resignation OF the once OF
Secretary OF the Ire asury., :. :.
In severing my official relations with you, u Il
a great satisfaction to me that on all ocoaslolli
IN the discharge of my public duties. In these
four wears my earlier acquaintance with you MAJ
rinened into earnest personal friendship. whici
am confident will remain unbroken.
l am yours, very truly,
GEORGE s. boutwell,.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
ME0TCATED WAX NIPPLE SHIELDS

For the relief Of mothers suffering from sots ~
shieids are found soothing and healing Iley hSep
me nipples soft and moist and prevent the @ e1enS m
from chahng the tnnamea suriace' fisP
soiu "noiesA'' "AN z. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
wholesale and Retail DrugeiBtH,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA hARKETs.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10.
Cotton 1oI<t92OJ6c, Flour steady, supertnee. ne
"a .75a5 80: Penn extra family. SS.2O@9 fzi
Wheat active, red 95@8,sprng amber 85i Rye,
85; Corn unsettled, yellow 60, white ooi Is osss
dull. white 4sJS050. mixed 46@S; Provisions
steady: Whisley 81; Gold 1bs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
spaIaf
aLAynnY * Fohro RIco.

Madrid, March 10.
The proposed amendment 70 the bill aboli' h
ing slavery Porto Rico, proyfling that the aboli-
tion should be gradual, was ejected by the AS
aamhlv e. N..a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
SECOND EDITION.
e.3o, r. Nj.
England.

TREMENDOUS Rlor--sO0O ZEN ENGAGED.
Lo,DoN, March 10.
A severe riot occurred yeserday, at Wolyer-
hampton, between English md Irish. Three
thousand persons were in theriot using pistols
and knives. There was muh bloodshed, but
no lives were lost. Order has oeen restored.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
WOOLLEY'& VAN TRVMP'S
Insurance Agency,
En.r. Journal BUILDING
AsJolzInS City Hall,

AsIoluIsE CITY Hail.
wILHINg TON DBL.
Authorized Agents for the Oldest
and Strongest American Com
panies and the Leading Foreign
Company:
sztna Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.
Tasttranoe Co., Of North America, Phitddd'
F-anklin Fire Insurance Company,
RoyaI I,s,irdnce Co., Of Liverpool, Eng.
obgniJ Insurance Co., Of Hartford, Conn,
CoTti,1erltal Insurance Co., Of Neto fork
Niagara Fire Insurance Co. !, q"
P6enir Fire and Mdrale ms. Go. Of Brooklyn:
gprinqfed Fire and Marine ms. Co.. J
NpiSis Farsmaers Mutual Fire ms Co., Of York, Pa
Delaware Fire ms. Co., Of Watmang'o"'
Mutual Life Ias. o., Of New lofE' ,u,,.,,s.,..
Deldtoare Mutual Life Lns. 70. @ H'"'e'S-
UT; aTGUellers' @ ms. Co. (Aociden0 Hartford, q.
Rail,ody Passenger Assurance Co. HdrVoro
Conn. r,,o.,.. m pn
PoI,cies Issued aud Losses under the Same Ad
luSred and Paid at THIS ONCE
INSURANCE. PLACED IN THE BEST cohPA'
! --'' MES
EFAdvice freely given without charge
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY Al
TENDED TO.
| JAMES wooLLRY,
| z. A. VAN TRUMP
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
aELLADoN, ooNII.
no PHYSICIANS.

Eebrech's Croton Choral Hydrat, a new hypnotic
which, unlike the ordinary choral' acts On tne oeio
hraI nerves and net on the heart. For sale oy
pfAi H'i 'e' 3. BRINGHURST q CO.,
ApothecariGs,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
Iesj advertisements.

NEEAT TBNDERERs, or steak pounders Of
inc spoons bake pans, and o her cooking utenHus
--e Truman q SHAW,
No. ssD Eight. Thirty-nvel Market st below Eintn,
TAPANNzD TlNwANE, comprising tea Is caniS-
OB ters dust pans. spice and cake boxes, mhtcn
safes, lamps candles" ks, pepper and dreoge DOAss
nutmeg gfa'efS' &c 'o' sTS TRUMAN sHAws,
NO. sso Kight ThiTty-ove Market st, below MIMI,
TTNHR SUCCESSOR OF JOSEPH FoUT,
= A. N. KEITHLER,
Has for sale at market rates, the Enterprise, ana
other drst-class Goals, and serves his customeis
promptly. Coal under cover and In 1ree 1TSn IN I
Send in your orders and get the best
NYoNE BtTT TIE VERY BEST qualities ofrrur:
are delivered from our sef-screenlng olns
Also, Cumberland and Clearneld Bituminous coal OF
"'' O''e aEo. isS ". BUSH SON. French-st- Wharf.
m 1RMOvAL-ARCADE SHAVING sALOoN:E;on
IL March 95th, / Will remove my shaving saloon 7
from the Arcade Row to 6le Market streeI Wne.e -
solicit the patronage of the public, especially OF my
old customers. mar15-Tt J. A. BoEho.
S-tHoICE ALMERIA GRAPES, ORANGES AND
q lemons Table raIsins, almonds. prunelles'
new figs, dates (Whitman's c0nieeIoh@enes, @I 4c'
''' '-'0 Fifth and Market streets.
TlyFAS. COFFEES, PURE SPICES, MACKEREL
Il onA" A"" '@ JOS. JONES. Grocer.
Fifth and Market streets.
SHADINEs. SARDINES. OLIVES, POTThl
- Turkey, Chicken Ham, Pine Apple anu nuyS' ~
Head Cheese, Wos Sauce py 3oIale n aS1 rncel ~
mafI4-ssfp Fifth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
DAjg9 Ges.tmertjaE.
JEMkIMe.A a ATKIHs0R.

WILMER ATKISsOf.. .Publishsr.
S~Fsr Tan.A Bss. So Second He0a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-19
FRoM DOVER.

pRooREss OF BUSINESS IN BOTH HoUsEs-THE Ex-
FMPrIoN ACTS Nh. RECORDS OPPOSED TO WOMAN
sIFFRAaE
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Stokes Denied a New Trial
Business Portion Of Paris, Tenn,
Burned. ~
FIVE CARLeADs or TROOPS EN- ROUTE TO TnE
y LAVA BEDS.
A list OF Articles In the American
Department at Vienna.
Special to III. Dallas Herald.

AUSTIN, May Z, 1873.
sESArR-8iIls passed: Providing for
the salsof lands belonging 70 the common
school, which, was intsndsd for State asy-
lums As amended tn, bill rssds "rhs
proceeds shalt be cot apart for the several
counties in which the land lies, amanding
an act prescribing tho several oouatiss In
which the land lies" Also, bill amend
ing the act prescribing the time Of holding
District courts; comforting additional ju-
ri'diotioA on justices Of thspsacs in fsnin
and Lamar counties.
A recitation was adopted that the Sen
Adolescence court of impeachment for the
trial Of Scott At 10 o'clock each day.
Thu Governor rs,urned the new school
bill ts-dy, with bic objections. Hs wishes
The sslsstions Of books to DO used left to
The Cena.y courts. Ha says nobody under
as bill 10 responsible for the examination
sftsacAers.
Evening ssssion--Bill passed: Amend
'ss the shastsr Of The city Of Palestine.
AmsSssks was iecsived from Tho Gov
srAor in reference to an act RI. distfio,ing
The stsis 10 Senaterial districts. Although
'.lsstias, he does not veto, but asks that
suPplsnsnt all bills be passed max
'as distri6ts mere Snifsrm regarding the
popalsr ys,s.
housK--A bill was passed allowing the
ay Of Dallas 10 levy q special tax, pro-
neiag fOr . jury sfinqusst when wanted t,
lpyeNigsts TIE origin stfrss.
The debate on the re consideration Of
Ae s'sssisu bill occupied nearly all OF the
sesaiss session.
Fhs bill vas recon sidsrsd and another
inssoaussd Which 6tss the ssasral election
"a he lstof December asa !, aad The first
tussdry p October svsry two years here
stsr. '''
A,eill wee Introduced preventing cor
pointers Of fsilrssds from sslliag charter
nsess privileges, etc., withou. permission
a" Legislature, and mskiag the origin
Asorpsrators stick.
hvssies ssssisa--AE bill Incorporating
.asssaasias sixteen sections 81 lAsd TO
"s Aslsssis aad Pssiae railroad !; amend
ns M7yIst Top railroad. =
AN \. "a 4 - -. . 3 H.
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Chicago, May 7,--Presiieht Grant was
introduced to the Board OF Trade and spoke
as follows "Geutlemen Of the Board Of
Trade: II afforas me great pleasure 10
come back to see your city now nfier az
absence Of little more than = year and 10
find it improved even beyond what it was
before the great fire which swept over II
just one week after my last visit, and
gentlemen, am very, glad 10 meet you,
representatives Of this properly I III
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when the next apportionmcnt |, made. /,
does not cause the election of District At,
'ornsy, II elected for four years,
GUESS.
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THE CARLIsTs.

BorossE, .AFhe Carlists losthhy killed
aad twenty prisoners in their attack, q.
few days since, on the town Of verraine, in
Navarro. his reported chat the Commits
'sary 0susrsl Of the Csrlist forces has ab.
seconded, taking with him all the cash on
hard.
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Franklin Type rcundry, lss Vine street, Gin.
einnati, 10 an authorized agent for this- paper
Any contracts made with him fer advertising
In the HERALD will he duly respected.
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How BosToN REPORTER LOST Hrs
SrTUArIoN.-It is said that in moment
OF temporary insanity, Boston citv ed.
ltor assigned a horse.raoing, ball
and aquatic reporter to report. in half a
column, the Sunday services at the
ohurch ot'a sensational preacher. This
is the report he published, and for which
he was discharged:
"fhe honse met at TO- 80 a. NJ. Prayer
by the chapluin. The first race wns he.
tween the chaplain and the singers. it be-
ing pretty even match the two first
meats; but the singers got the bost of the
LAST three heats, aud came in on the amen
TWO iuii lengths ahead, winning the last
three heats and the race-time, 5.U2.'
tetitions were then presented for for
g'Vencss and other matters, and motto g
was given OF special assignments during
tne me coming week for various objects.
ihe s'gners then sailed up to the judges
stand anu after getting into position,
sailed away on the course with all canvas
set anu spanking breeze from the or
gan' which drove them along in fine
style. Tho top-rigged yacht, living tile
otue pennnut, was well ahead ut the
stake, and came home ahead Of all the
neet. The speaker then took the floor.
una announced his intention to ask that
The resolution Of ccnsure that had been
Eeaped upon Ananias should be rescind-
ed, aud proceeded to read the records of
tue case. from which it appeared that
Ananlas had sold his house, and had not
gwen all tho price to the church. The
speaker then went on to say that no rea
son appeared on the record for Ananias
TO give any, much less all, of his property
10 the church. and that hc questioned if
any OF those before him would DO any
more than Ananias had in the same place.
re then went on to show that Ananias
pad obeyed his wife in the matter, and
expressed the belief that few OF those be-
fore him could say as much for them
selves. After further arguments of n 81.
milar character, he moved that the cha.
racter of Ananias be, and hereby is, de-
clared "A l by the members Of this
house."
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rBoY DEVICES 1t is a deleo,abIa tbino -

Boy DEv1oRs. 1t is q deleotable thing
20 nnd. on any occasion, the wicked
boys Of our period caught in any of
their own "traps." which are usuallv
both IN design and execution. unspenk
ably diabolical. We have happy in.
stance in poiut, which we relate with a
more unctuous mnlignity than we like.
In this exposed manner, to confess to-
The scene of this incident was Oxford.
n. I. Three boys, at an.Qxford semi
nary, indnlged tbemselvesoo collectively in
what is, by such trunnts, familiariv
known as ''hookey." Having trouble
some plscatory taska, their pursuit OF
niboles and bites took. for a day, prece.
dence OF their pursuit of knowledge.
But knowing next morning that the in.
eVltaole birch would demonstrate the
ioily OF such vain pursuit of happi-
ness rs seeking the innocent lives of
nprlng Greek perch during school hours,
they disposed the sensitive parts of their
persons within three layers of panta-
ioone' all thick and wintry. to operate us
opiates, annihilatipg the sense Of pair.
Ihree pairs each-are we understood ?
Ihe weather, as denoted by Fahrenheit.
was too swelteriug to admit OF more than
the most nttenuated linen to be had this
sue OF actual Transparency. With sa-
gacity, perhaps, peculiar to Oxford peda-
gogaes, 1t was discovered that the penalty
OF birch was nothing to the ext-aordi
nary panta'oons dispensatiou; and as a
merciful consequence. the fiogsing was
dispensed with. The boys wcro bewil-
dered and disappointed; for having
made such painful preparations to pe
tue pain, they wanted the satisfaction of
triumph on the score of birch. But il
was denied, and after six hours of per.
spring. iiqnifying. oozing at every pore.
until nearly dissolved, the master called
them before the school, relatetl their Of
fence, aud called the attention of the
other boys. who happened not at that
momen. .a 10 be IN the act of offending, to
the feeble and fabby condition of the
oalprits; u.ging upon the practitioners
OF hockey. Of whom there we're many,
tue neither cure, in place Of the lively
and e1hilaratiDg birch. Go it, boys!
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Bi'ter.sweet must it be to be relieved
OF the stigma OF criminality after years
OF patient bearing. NJ. Dussud, of St.
Symphorien-Su Coise, France, has had
this alloyed pleasure. Thirty pears ago
ne and NJ. Lionnet, previously reputable
citizens of st. Symphorien, were con-
victed of murder, and, with married
couple charged with perjury in their be-
half, were sent to prison. There NJ
Lionnet died. The reputed perjurers
returned from prison nnd died ut St.
Symphorien. condemned by their neigh.
bors. Dussud, after fourteen years i'm.
prisonmcit. went back to his home, and,
by his conduct. killed the prejudice
against him. Recently pauper, dying
III u hospital ut Symphoriep, confessed
having committed the crime for which
Dussud and the others suffered, and now
that man. Mt the age of eighty years, is
cleared Of a charge that blasted his mid
Ole nge and made his later years q period
OF constant struggling to redeem his
reputation from dishonor.
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CROP PRosrEcrs IN EUROPE. crop
reports from all parts of Europe are
more satisfactory. and it is now conf
dently anticipated that the deficiency in
England and other countries will be less
than was regarded as probable month
or six weeks ago. Iu England. at the
very best, however. the wheat harvest,
notwithstanding the improved weather
must fall considerably below the reduced
average OF last year, with the result Of
rendering England still more dependent
on foreign countries for food supplies.
Yet it is remarkable fact, and one
which illustrates the beneficial operations
OF the natural laws Of trade when not
interfered with by legislation. that the
arrivals OF foreign grain are SO regular
ana large that the price of wheat is now
somewhat lower in England than it was
a year ago.