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, 1875-03-18
MONEY AND COMM MERCE



Theru wss no clangdo of any importance to noto in
he Financial ritmhtfon. Tho banha report n toorahT
!ctt demand for ldaus frosa directions, knd
tp.inc trade has fairly opened. Country buyers
N Itnd In considerable n,mbars. Thoy t,ny con-
,rrvnttyc1y, hut this was expected, an Is universally
accepted Wholesome policy.
Tho business nf the banks las not tcen affected tn
my extent ss Jet by tho spring rar. Terc ia tend
sncy towards moro case account Of tho settlement of
,cro,nte by tbs country merchants. Asth seaaon pro-
7rr-ac deposits will naturally increase, ad. II cro Il
movement Eastward Of tho largo amount of grain
ap1 provisions held l,ere, tho conaltrahc amount Of
money now IN use 10 carry them witl 10 Recessed.
Rates Of discount At tito tntka arc 81 10 per cont.
OH the stEeo. inactivity Is tie rtc. acs are 7t518
fpr cent.
New York exchange was cafler, on ncco,.nt nf the
dttuinirhea orstera from tho country. Ealca Were
m1do At 2jc prrmium.
The movement Of currency Is III favor Of the city,
The clcarings were s., ,f0A,0W.
Tho Beeretary Of Tho Treasury has decided 10 return
10 tho Old mcthod of rctecmtng tnMtllatcl United
Etatrs currency, under which deduction was mails
proportione to the portion of tie notes rlEnig The
change will take effect on tho 1s proI. Thu old ays
TEN changed by Secretary uoatweil, who estali-
hBhed tha systen1 now III operation, untcr which
shree-hfhs Of Roto is redeemed for s fl1ll
fsco ra!nn, wb1c smaller fragments Aro not redeem.
abc 1t ALL uncss proof Is presented hat tho missing
portions totally destroyed. Te operation Of his
r1o has proved unsatisfactory to tho olccrs Of the
department, who have accordingly determined to
turn 10 the mora stringent regulation formerly In
forcc. .....
noyENSafExr noSDs
, 1875-03-18
+ UAi. tAxkrri.


LATEST.
Erw YonN, March 1T.-Money, l9tk; primo mer-
clnsilc palar, sGS7.
Sterling weak At 47as47sx for s!.ty-day nud 4saGs
ls4A5 for sight.
Customs receipts, s26s0 God strong, opening nj
1la'f and closing ut l1Gh to Two entse1nea Of tho
day. Borrowing sAtcs 1-6I1 132 for immediate deIiy
try Per lto md 23A por annum. Towards the closr,
loans mndo fiat, and At for carrying. The As-
p!stsnt Treasurer dlabursod t?2eooo. Clcaring.,
S;a,Oo0,eVo.
Governments strong. Railroads hrm. Bato bonus
quiet.
Stocks strong early dealings, and prices al.
vanced II TO per cent. Tho leauy feature
Uuion Pacific, which from AK 10 4aaf. Westetn
Un!on also actively traded in and advanced from
T7.{ to 7sH. Pacific Mail roao from as1: to 3yii,
Northwestern from 45 u to 46N. and Lake shoso
from TSk to 73,s. Towards noon . reaction
vet in, and prices subsequently, declined X 10
y Of per cent from tbs highest polns. Han
rlb4l l. 1T Joseph declined from "a to 13H
rumorD Ut prospective unfayoruba Legislation Ia
Missouri. Stocks in tho closing dealings were AFu 1T
recovery Of A(9k OF per cent from the lowest
point. Tho ucst active stocks were Union Pacific,
Northwestern, Pacific Mail, Western UnIou aud Ohio.
Union Pacific adsAucl to 4Dts, Northwestern to 451i,
Western Union to Tx, raclAe Mail TO 3sk, and Ohio
to ak. The other GAsngos slght. Transactions
aggregated c5 GOO hhares Of which 15 10n Pacific
hAil, $1,000 Western Union, a2,oo3 Sorthwcstern,
1900 Es!s, 5000 Lake Shore, esoo Ohio, aud 47ooo
UAlpp FselGu,
, 1875-03-18

sp.efal pfsnaseA 10 TAt Chfeage Ir!b.at.
NEW yonK, March l7.-anA1N-Tha lower rates and
Increased supply OF tonnage has Infused Life into
tho general marfct. and .huyesa Of wheat and corn
have optratsA with freedom than has boon VIII
nesaetl since last fall Spring whaat has steadily i'm
proved in value, with strong and buoyant tone per-
valpg the market. Corn las ulso improved With .
good export hustness. The moyarnent In cats Int
been mainly Of q distributing nature. Harley so!l
freely, but prices haxa not varied to-day. Tho
wheat market was dull Irregular, and closed lower
Buatuets very light, and hui fcw exporters were
operating. Ba1ns reported OF 1900 bu, inclul-
inx Nc. spring Mt 1.lo@l.12 No. Chicago At $1
Gill. No. Milwaukee At Si.l8ea1 Lis ungsndctl Iowa
and Minnesota At s. .1N9l.2l; No. spring At ,2na
l.13k red Western Ut 81. .A 177 amber do a4 sl.2Ra
1.99 white Western 1t $l.1s 20 No. Northveat-
ern NJ {1.l5a1.17: No. Duluth At $l.23H. Corn dull
and lower closing weak Ralea OF A7o0o bu, Included
Wostsrn mixed In a.osa aud ahoat Ut 94c983c yellow
Western, 85R85.Io. Oats Wese dull and somewhat
nominal: sales OF 600 bu, It g75Cetc for Western
mixed. and 67@Toc for whtts do. Rye quiet 1t coo6c.
Daxley quiet md firm 2 C03 BIT CanAaa Weat sold at
private price.
pnovIsioNa-IIays been unsettled; Wess4ru ID
slces havs favored values ut ca tho tutirn n,nrkot
for bog product has been considerably s1cited OIL
clal returns Of tho seaAon, 10 far teceve nfe s.
acient to ahow that the deficiency In net Hcight "a ~
LIS per head. and tbs defctcncy In lard about ~ pr
cant or b per head. Lard was qulet, sud rather
easier, though At the close the feeling waa better.
sacs, cash snd regular, included 800 tcs "A sls
14Ao for cotco Western steam; Also, 20 packages
prt1ua city II 1o for future delivery; s4es as0o
,s :. % ier a:s Xo f. A IT, ~ H.
WanxT-Wa. arm curing the e.r1y dealing. which
included 350 btla At $l.6t but 1t the cloaa It
portaa that thls hgura had been alAdel.
s.v yon, sisre; q e 1.'e.5 drn;a .r..i ,no,.roo In,
maul recc!tit4 lDQ0Q brA. g,1norttno Wcstcrf, md
, 1875-03-18
IOWA.

An Episcopal Rector Den ounces the
Public Srho0ix-A Chapter UE Crimes
nnA Cn.uRltlcss
!sp<c1ai corrtsponatnoe af 7H< Chicago Tribune.
DEsMosRHs, March 14.-ConsiderabIo excite
mens has been created In this city by remarks
mRdo by ]. 8andors. noed, Rector Of the Epiaco-
pal Church, last Sunday,
DEsuNc1AroRY or THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
10 waa o1horting his pariahonurs to the import
anco Of establishing parochiL school, mud sasd
1t was necessary thai tho children might not be
in tbs public achoola True. tho Dlbio is read
thsre; bit it Ia moro Formally, and tho pray
ore said ara merely mumb!ed aud fumbled. One
Of hin partshdnorr, who Is School Director, loft
tho church. Last evening tho Rector, fee!lng
leenly tho rohukoa which had been administered
through ths prcss, called hia church and tho
public together, to hear him explain. His OK
planatiou only snado 1t wosac. Ia said the Whola
systom Of public schools
wAa wHoyo. .,-
and ought not to be auppurted by Ills church,
poop.o. Children should bs educated by The
Church for tho Church FIRST, then for their
country. Ho only expressod in mtldor teFnB
what bishop Hennessy, Of the Catholic ChnEch,
said here two years ago: TINT the public schools
were nothing but schools OF licentiouBnoss, and
should NOS DO attended Or tolcrutea by any mem.
her OF tho Catholic Church. Hector Read will
ilnd all Ills argunenta written down In letters Of
1knyynn Ep fhni1n JfAtnrA In t1,hif
In vii iii I'M Trnni,icnn an,ostcn ~, nh
.h,nt 90 % hs fioss ani ti1nt tha Wsst osnncI.iis liz
- ,,,t ssot ~ ,,renssna ~ hni;sv. w ,, ts
= i1ur n,,blio ssboo,a .re iIsmaral;yno" Tie
people hero arc holding him to = strict accounta-
b!ty for hts uttesaucea aud will not tolerate his
rsat,arsa r. raia,,an ;,,ts, nonJ;,io, ~ ccs3on
- Rnnrch ~ m Atrts Van Iii ho.r rnnrs ~
.h,s m.ttor ~''A "'-'s' Avn "'A S'S -
n, Fadsv,.at , fo,tnx nsn,oa pfch.ra r ore
win lad hccn omn,ovc'1 hv ~ q faTmsr' naar % Cycs.
fnt, Tfrinr ronutv soI dischsruad .nns,roA =
, 1875-03-18

FOEEI3N MARKETS,
LIVERPOOL, March It'll !. .nl.-Flour-2eG29s ID,
Wheat-WInter, sa 1d@9s Ill spring, 8a 3d66s gd !;
whito, 20 1ldssa Cd club, O. 4d{ps 1od. Corn, 33s
1df9lss. Pork, T1s. Lard, ca.
LIVERPOOL, March 17l:oo p. rn.-DstxdstuTs steady.
Pork. 73s Cd. Lard, Gas Sd. Test unchanged.
I.osnos, March t7.-rtatcs Of dia.ount In open
market for montha' btlE az, u below tia Bank
rate. con'ola, mousy. s?7s6s3; account, 0a@o31.:
's5s, 1o7k; T7e, l07H; lo-4os, 1os; uew o., l03k;
New York Central %: Eric, 94ao!A preferred, 3sk.
sugar, II. Dry aaltel spot becf, 24s aloat. Beef
tAllow, 4lsG Ain I'd.
PARIS, March 17.-1sastes, e5f $50.
FnAnxronT, h1ssch 11.-62s, o3...
ItvrapooL, March l7.-Dreadstuf1s steady.. Corn,
SD adtasaa I'd. Pork 73s I'd. 1eef, 7ca. Lard, ~
Sd. Shoulders. 37s bans, loug-ont 6as.
ANTWERP, March l7.-Petsoeuln, .,Of.
, 1875-03-18
LIVE STOCK,
CHICAGO.
IecaIota ware IL fo!lowa:


OATTLE-Fortnnaic1y for sellers the receipts thus
far during tbs ssek havs been moderate, otherwise
tho unfAsorabo stas Of trade at tue East must haYs
e1er.ed depressing coct upon tle market hesa. Ths
close Of trade Tueaday found to desirable stock
remaining In the yards, and. u tho fresh srztyss
amounted to only 2,5Vo head, holde.a easertAinc1
pretty firm veas aud I'll Lids falling bo|ow Tuesdays
ruling prices wess declined. TIN offerings xers
searsd up to tbs syeraes Of ths two preceding days.
shsra being few druyes that would grade strictly
cloIes. aud Ind most OF tie tsadag to have bseu
dous At prices below 46.Ol. There faH sal4 At
$a0USd.2a, aud In thres fonr instan.os $4G3a.eo
pad but ts prevailing pEtcos were .763e.oo for
common to choics shipping ststFt. for
mon to good butcherr stock Ad so for stuck
ers. dEoys Of selawag TsxaA csttls ksot1 1t $3o.
At thu olcss ouy ANAL sulount Of stock rp.n4insd
uAsoll, and the market cfoasd steady.
, 1875-03-18

aas,tc: .rcachcn h.lvrr, aHt71o,1c: do rni.cd, af
fasAu; do parcd Htf1te fiackhrrr1ra, 10ttfs1di.o
Filberts, isas14a ap,otd., Terracunn aAsc Naples
wslnua, fstu1to: nrenoble wslnuts, iaa Bssza.
rnta, Saiic; Tsnneases pcan,its sSac African pos
nuts, 5'i@fe. b..
Fuls-rhers WAS no change ia pslceH o1eelA for
sksink and wn1f. The former ata 1hs fsc 1nwtr.
Skunk ahranced In 1oudon 10 per crnt bit this rise
wa more than .nt!eipated hy eaytr' w,o ospcc.ed
tlucncA of IN s1Eancs alroal. Quotat!nns:
, 1875-03-18
hams lsfs2to ,mst.a d. 17s1aKo; picked do, 1tts


,,oo,-... ,~,,,... .,.,,.,,-,,-,
las: lard hna! u lMa lsHc.
MHlskx-QMitt; WesFfnt 9L!'.
IefhoLEun-hteaay; refined, l'ft"1AIct Grille,
7Ic @ In hnla 1oxo IN h'rrss ,.,, .,,
aEsna-e!oser 4iet; western, loHl1c' IlfnosHs,
:c; Far. si:s,N1:a.
o. sh@een.nE: M Aom Iofx nna Conn.y
IT,: ". t., "e'1e'u hrat', 2Fs2!'; do seconds
Ea"s-s'sads,; wsssern. :.s 4a,*4sr.
.,S., NV ORLEANS, March 17.-r!onr held higher
t.Ss .a;so 'nosc, , tSGa cSrn IN gocl aupply anil
n1.x5ia 'sht :uerly 4, nd ss 'lall h Il 4 st.is.
1sp,Sci .s g '1,s s% acs, It .,4:s s"Sa s
s'Sss d. sia: t IT a1sa = IaS a as rns:
se; fts. ''te' 1s'' Fsane'
iessof: fer noHa"n, t gSsIs a tar ,,ay T. sny
arm f,nnu},uR. common, a5Ss too fair 10 nritnc'
HS a. ~ 9sir ~ rso,se r M o
fcn arn, II IN ,,,,na i71s1ssty 'c' e
Wmiar1ni1 III r'., III ,an, a., o-,-
n,ry West,,n rartca Il II .snfr" f.c1,m. m q II
ConN.stE.Isc.rrc: l,sll 1T f9m. S'A'"' ''''1'
c,rc,,x.7, H. ,1o1sh 1sS'ESAI! ;NT;o,,,-r- mi, s,,
n.'u,a,t ~; .;ca,s ~ ana e;'i q r.
St,, III n,, sr q 1e a
oas5:te 4 ism.ni: r iSsS9sS, NJ .tsssy nods1ss
utls-inseel % stsa,ly ~ moasrate e a'a !,sn,pd zoe.
i1sa raas@raI.t. oo' ~ s'.nm, :'rs,,:.! :a1 (, mr.
t;rrryrNf,,s, ~ a' .,nc,,ar"e., so ve:
t,ttrr.r-iInnIamo.1 ~ M" 1''""AR'o'
,1ms u1ovA8'aks'-seaas' h'oaeFa's den'ud; 1'f@
.,caSy mo,ra.a d.r.a na ~ sea' na jayai,s kete
mind nj fIiii nrtres aEc: IiNc. ia1n. i i,,sc s
""'"" NJ ~" n1Ir1,;ons ns :, ,,!'
,;1',1; pas5,A0nr' sar'' '7.-f1ouR-st0aa, and uu.
,, Il Ss1: Se do 1.'Sna 81 an9sr ise Tes H.
sia; No. red Do, I.2a: Noa d. .Ss. Con. auist;
camrc,I "oeo'e' '"tAeA W. ~''' "se a'i AnA un-
1f4kwr rtrn,.r anil h1o,,sr. p.,s,tv,,,, am, ,f-v
land, sl2S@s e. !,n ~, ,,n, u, ,, o,
at s!0.5Gso6o. uulk msats sieaJv. ronIdrrt. 7s:o:
crat ria iItic BACON fr1nor: sioullcrs. Oc: cjnar
rp: l2e. LTD nm; l4Gi4Ke.
md roila. :oa2te: "@ '
Tn1ssY-ouet: ~ Il. .1iaIls. %
u1rwAuEry.
clsuasd. H'AA'' ''"s'' '''-f1'o1-eo'e' 'aa 'n'
AT, w. H. s, as Ho ts 9Ae; ~ S
ap.r w. snEn ~ = Ia Hc arn,t .n
higher: No, 4 N.O5 cush arJ March No. j in lo-
rnoy1s'oss-oucs s,Si but orm. uc,. pork t,aooa
1o.2s; prime mess, sle.t:'d; estra primo, tl4.ea
fk97a:c: looFo n,tllles' Dkatl,Sc, IrWs jart
13Hail4o for steam Aye for kettle.
RKcEtrTs-Flolr, 400 bris wheat, n, 900 h1.
SitIrMExrs-Flo,.r, 1900 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu !;
"' @''~' TOLEDO,
ToLxpo, O., MaEch 17.-FLouR-Dntl aud TN
, 1875-03-18

New YonR, March i5.-ThoFe wa an Improved
touu in tbs market, md acttstty in hs package
aud tobbu9 departments. Cotton goola wBre iu
steady demand and firm. Chtylot shrtInps aetlyo.
NroHn ducts and drlh In better request Prints faIr-
~ active. Manchester pruts reduced 10 sc. ainR-
hams and dreaa gooda In good Icmaud. Worsted
shawls moro actlvs. Woolens quiet. Foreign goods
fmurovinr
, 1875-03-18

500, with tho hnrk Of sales at $1.oea7.75. Eight
wr,Rha warn In briat demand, and wtrs tshnn about
liberal demand for heavy wsiGhta also czifted. md
sa1cs wars effected II for tnferiot 10 choice.
se.ls, viz: At averaging I'D ts. The avcrngo quality
poor. tho arrivals embracing fow choice isovos,
, 1875-03-18
REAL ESTATE.
Tbs following instruments vera FLED for
record Wednesday, March II,

record WSdpaAAAy Mareh lit
CITY PROPERTY.
Twenty. hrrt ct, NIX It Of Western Nv, n i,
1axl3a $40 -, d2ts1 Dec. T. lB7t.. ....,....S 7su
Lot IN State At, betwcen California ~ anl
Frsurisoo IT, and lGG II n Of YAH Burnu 81,
VI, 25xi1iA II, datol Jan II. ........,..... 600
l29 H. viii. bualluzd. dated March i7..:.... s,ooa
Tbs premises No 40 West holiros It. lale1
we.s t]hlo Il, 1s Il > Of uickeeliis tt,s I, ssx
l25 Il, viii buildings, dated March H.. 1,b00
Harding ~, 9s1 It ! IT Vert Ohio 1t, WI, Ok
~ Ito It. dAted Anseh hl6............::..:. 7s0
II, dsted Earch i, a,....,.. ,...........,,...... l,AM
Kok1u ~ GIFT I1hlfs, WITHIN 4 lsAhiHs cs MILF
FNoM THk COURT MOUSE.
Cunning d, between Raclns aud FstiDh at,
t. Ea1l31x It, dated March la...............$ l801
1ouzH or c1Tt lEk1Ts. wEtA1A aApIus or MtLIs
y1lok 1nk copAT-2nusx.
Ellis Av, <oSt Of brook u, 1. 90xlus It, dated
JAN sA4....n.s..,s......, r1sA9
, 1875-03-18

manager who pronlses great things for tue usxt
sosson. Ha has engaged already Mms. Pcschka-
Leutner. soprano, and Theodore Wachtsl, tenor.
We may also hA,s Bssads, oootEalko, and Bets,
hsseo.
, 1875-03-18
COMMERCIAL.

The following WIRE tho rsceirta nnd shipments Of
Tie leading articles OF produce In this city during the
tucnty-four hours ending At o'clock on Wednesday
ago:
, 1875-03-18

Deersk1n n h1Ii red aud 1lort blue, u, 10a 10
tiI;lrW y Fni1rrs- -or,,c., A., firm hav3no ,d
.anerj rscrnt1, t W. syorf f1thsr frnit rsfn,inn
st.aGy fhn,9. i1os.fua an 1.1.rnn lannon's. ~ fxhS
n. nsr Isnr Vfans; nr.nr.t III oG ~
cass, nr,ron. T. . :, nraa II, srnios nv ri
sSsnap IN rhnt,. NJ Is e SM:sE. -f''f r. ''
t,nt nav fcaturo. To- mofs " f1s3nr ia fhs sinr,ny
ws"t,,sr NJ ~ nsst ~ anr. aoms faina or In ia
isn,ani il olaeryabr. Int lie yoh,,ns o t,tcs s e,i
rs",os ar1n aoc ss ~ "mEct" amh samc aesc1n
tin.s =. n,.n.d iosa, a. foio1no A. ina nv3css
,,ns' 7s.ssMc,. 1S%.isna, ;11aasHsIr. ;1s. 'eS''%o'
CorrSssNo. a. java, ii bisa5Se: lara. No. =, ol@
SYm. rnnn,n, "a az ~ "i2t .s possIinn IS%
5atsr Hine.nnra 1srs. Mramxo: Ga.n nies. 2N@
Ella: MararaiI,o ,raTaa,tc: N"' --07
,asi.ro1 i1TsitSr. or,inss;eis ifa11EH. A.
sIa"dard. 1oitn. n No'' I iouc: u 1os!o,2e: *.
~. n na,auYlr: ii M = gltasE IL vetlou q M T.
pa,;s: ehocs brown. n sHSye Iii " to peis sd d.. :
nHkEy.S1Nt >AA"eo H+",'t'f .~- "o1
, 1875-03-18

FIfty-N(th At, III II " of Stewart ~, nj, 4s~
1t0 $40 Il, dated Jufo !, ls74....... ...+ 1,2s1
Lot n, in nngNoa Addition 1nrs i Hcc ., a.,
il. ,ia,rd March h1s,...................... IL snt
lot ts In Same addition. .tiacll March l5..... 46>
, 1875-03-18
MEDICAL CARDS.
No No fa1fFi fHTI! DR.. Kean'

AGO SOUTH CLANK-sT., CillCAnv,..+ ,.+rs
May b. oas1ultod. psssaaAut u ups! iFsS SHAEptU
axy phi aIalaa Ii tbs citg who warrants euts
unca haufs. =. u. " y. u. atndet. det- wv
MANHOOD REaTORED. .,tu,s
A ytet1t Of youthful tppptudanco, eAn4nf E1" stsa
deoAy, nsryoas dshl,Iiy, ete, having tTsd aIob
knosn Eynody. h4B tonpd sh4pls ssu-e99tE q, b
VII aend Jrss " lila fplp NAVPeEr1
RkEYEG, II MAAAaH-sLs Nsz Tssk.
, 1875-03-18

The exports for the two moahs Rinrn Inn
amount to s5l Sea a, sganRt si?,a2oe1o i"rinH tue
same ncntha Of last year, and 's5 In ts Ell
elusive Of apeetr ths c1purta & 403s5, eganal
sHlal,24o last year, sud t*,ts9,ss1 tbs preceding
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26
The Anti-Monopolist.

ei'S-hair brush is recommended. but
with no special directions how to use it.
l suggest that the brush, about one
eighth of an inch in diameter. be dry
and dipped in an abundance of pollen,
thus the inside of the brush will appear
yellow. being filed with it. Now hold
the brush quarter of an inch above the
minute globule on the pistil, and with a
knife blade or other convenient instru-
ment, jar the brush with number of
gentle taps causing the pollen to fall
freely on the globule, an instant catch
ing the surplus pollen in small box
held below. A more perfect buster
would be a tube with a small aperture at
the lower end, out of which the pollen
can be shaken by tapping. As to the
age of the pollen we are credibly inform
ed that. in the use of it in Europe for
crosses, month or two or more does
not impaire its virtue. My own
practice has been to get within
ten days, from some cold winery, pollen
in small paper box, label itaccnrately,
and keep it in cool, moderately damp
place until the native grape has become
ready to open its flowers.
I'm addition to the ways of busting the
pistils, have poured the pollen from
the box over the globule and caught the
surplus in the cover of the box, and
then poured over the globule again into
the bottom of the box, and so on. l
have also wet the camel's-hair brush,
and rubbed the globule harshly with the
damp, pollen-charged crush.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26
Best Deoth of Milk for Cream.

Experiments made to ascertain the
best depth for setting milk for cream
gave the following results: A lacometer
of the usual width, 10 1-2 inches high,
gave II degrees of cream. A glass YES
sci 1-2 inches wide, with 8 II inches
depth of milk, give 1-2 degrees of
cream. Another vessel of glass, with
2 inches depth of milk and 10 IL inches
wide, received not quite degrees of
cream. The milk was not a mixture,
but all from one COW, and stood 36 hours.
This would warrant the opinion that
cream is not cast up in greater quantity
when not placed in very shallow vessels.
The cream was carefully taken off the
two latter vessels, and the skinned
milk put into lacometer; that from the
widest vessel gave two degrees of cream,
and that from the second in width gave
about half degree. A thermometer,
placed near the vessel, ranged from a
little above AZ degrees to nearly so de-
grees the whole time.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

HE GREAT STLLIvAHT FARM.-The
statement that the great Sullivant farm
in Ford county, H., had passed into the
possession of Mr.. Hiram Slbley, of
wSoy erroneous Rb Uvfs su tse IS na t5at
Mr.. Sullivant still owns every acre Of
the farm, and We have the authority for
saying that the land, instead Of having
deprecated in value, is worth more to-
day than ever it was before. Mr.. Sib-
ley's attorneys, in card in the Tribune
correcting the item in question: stated
that the lands of their client, but re-
NAMED in the ownership Of Mr.. Sulli-
want. They added that Mr.. Sibley had.
loaned some money to Mr.. Sullivant,
who chad suffered loss the last season
by drought and an unfortunate opera
ton on the Board of Trade in this CITY =
This latter statement is altogether err0n-l
eous. Mr.. Sullivant himself, in let
ter which we have seen, says: 81 have
never lost dollar on the Board of Trade,
as that august body knows as well as ]
do. My losses were only in failure Of
crops, which the present season promise
more than to make up" All farmers,
whether large or small, are liable to
loss from failure of crops and bad sea-
sons, and the vast estate of Mr.. Sullivant
proves to be no exception to the rule
However, taking the chances Of the
seasons, it is probably the fact that the
farm owned and operated by Mr.. Sulli-
want is the largest and most valuable in
the United States; at all events, there
are few friends in North America which
can exhibit $4,000 acres of growing
corn and fair proportion Of other crops,
or that sets 24O plows in motion in the
spring to prepare the ground for the
seed.-ChicaQO Tribune.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26
Fruit Raising in Dodge County.

During the past ten years, Dodge
County has gained quite reputation as
fruit-growing County; while previous
to that time trees would frequently die
out, under the most careful attention and
scientific culture. The Editor of this
paper planted fifty trees seven years
ago. and added each succeeding year.
until he now has 1870 trees, all in a thrift
ty condition, and fifty of which has
fruited for several successive years. He
has never lost tree. Now, he verify
believes that if his experiments had
been made ten or fifteen years EARLIER,
they would have resulted in failure.
The varieties that we have growing.
and now bearing. are 1.-The Duchess, y
Rhode Island Greening.' ben Davis, !"
Has, .Tetotky,n Hunts Sweet
..Hislop," and "franscendant !" besides
q member of trees that we raised from
the seed.
We now believe it is the duty of every
farmer to add to their orchard, and
thus win for this State the character of q
fruit growing State, and add another
important industry to our already rich
and fertile soil.-Kasson Republican.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-26

Speaking to the prevalent Western i'm
migration fever, the St. Louis Republi-
can observes:
'Moving West is an American bust
ness we have been engaged in it for a
hundred years. But what will we do
when there is no longer West to immi-
CRATE to? That time has nearly arrived.
When it comes, the growth of the coun-
try thereafter will reach toward its CEN
tire. The population of Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Illinois, Virginia, Kentucky, and
Tennessee, can be doubled, and yet not
reach more than a hundred to the
square mile. The country will grow In
different ways. Great manufacturing
centres will arise; interior towns and
cities0will be built; our coal and iron
resources will be developed, and the
principal part of our surplus grain pro-
ducts will be needed for home consump-
ton. That is what will do when there
is no longer West to immlg.ate to-"