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SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

Attorney General HockadaY COM
mcnced suit yesterday in the Circuit
Court at Jefferson City against the secur-
tiles OF the lessee and snb-lessees OF the
penitentiary for the non.fuliilment OF
contract. Damages to the amount Of
$500, 900 are claimed.
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A VIRGINIA editor, whose paper has
inst suspended, says that be entered the
iield Of journalism under the impression
NAT there were "millions In It" EAnd %
there are, be continues, ,"but they remain
init yet .sHft. 49,
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Milwaukee 4 81. Paul RaiIroa d

CHICAGO, April 23.-The annual re-
port OF the Milwaukee 4 81. ST. Paul
Railroad shows their gross earnings for
1874, were S., ,255, ,743, being $3.50, 900 less
than for "a; operating expenses $780,
1853, decrease Of S70l, 900; net earnings
s., ,075, ,2s9, an increase Of nearly $4,000.
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AeeidentnlIr shot HlmseIt.

LOUISVILLE, April 23.-Hon. Harrison
CockerilI, ex.Staie Senator, accidentally
shot himself by pistol shot, to-day, at
Richmnnd. = r
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coAL SHAFT AccTpENT.

While Eve persons where descending \
coal shalt at Browns Station, on the Co
lumbia Branch'ofthe ST. Louis, Kansas
& Northern Railroad, Friday last, the
rope broke and they all fell to the bot
tom, a distance Of over one.hundred feet,
two men and q boywere instantly killed,
and two others fatallyinjured. y = -
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st. LOUIS.
whisky Raid.

ST. LOUIS, April 2S.-supervisor OF In
ternal Revenue Meyer. Revenue Agent
Colony, Deputy o. s. Marshal Williams
and Others recently made q raid in the
southwestern part Of Phelps county, and
captured and destroyed large illicit dis.
tiliery owned by Edward Gentry,
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rhe Rei Canon iIassacrc.

FoRr LARAMIE, Wy, April g.
OF the three wounded men from the Bed
Canon massacre two have died, Beerges-
set, Of Virginia City, Nevada, and Gres-
han, Of Bigelow, Holt county. Missouri.
FELTON, was alive at last accounts. The
colored woman captured was killed; her
body being found full Of arrows and
muiilated. She also had been ravished.
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SPAIN.
The Fueros Agitation.

SAN SEBASTIAN, April 29.-The Junta
ofGuipu1coa held a very stormy session
yesterday, which terminated in refusal
Of the Deputies for San Sebastian to
further participate in the DEBATE. The
inhabitants and many Deputies declare
II the Fueros are in any wise curtailed
the Basque provinces will seize the first
favorable opportunity Of definitely sepa-
rating from Spain, and prOclaiming their
independence under foreign protection.
THE BUDGET.
The Minister Of Finance presented in
the Cortes, to-day, the budget for the
financial year: Revenue ID estimated at
6S3,O00, 900 pesetos, and expenditure
654, ,OO000O pesetos. 172,000,0OO pesetos
are appropriated to the National debt
and ISL, 900, 900 pesetos to the War and
Naval Departments. The budget also
makes provision for the payment of over
due coupons.
LISBON, April 23.-Princcsa Isabel
died yesterday.
MADRID, April 23.--Senor Salaverria,
Minister OF Finance, on submitting the
Budget to the Cortes yesterday, an
nounced that he would retain the extra.
ordinary taxes for the srvice OF the debt,
increase the land tax . per cent and
the taxes on articles Of consumption
25 per cent and make reduction Of %
per cent In the salaries OF the clergy and
some civil funcionaries. By these
means he proposed after 1877 70 pay a
one-third part OF the interest on the pub
lie debt. The interest would be paid in
full when the capital OF the debt should
be reduced by the process Of redemption
50 that 1870, 1000 900 pestos would be sufici-
ent for all payments.
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4 CoRREcrIoN.-From the list Of
Delegates for Marshall county appointed
by the Republican Executive Committee
on Wednesday last at MOundsville. to
represent that county in the State Con-
vention, member Of the committee
writes US to say that unintentionally
there was omitted, the delegation from
Union District, to wit: Messrs. Henry
Keltl, II. W. Fisher and Richard Allen,
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HENRY CLAY DEAN writes a CHEEKY
letter concerning the recent destruction
of his house by FIRE to one Of the Iowa
papers. His library embraced 4'CeOSol'
une', with no trash in the collection. II
wa particularly full ofbooks Of political
reference. Not a thing was saved, and
there was no insurance on any OF the
property. Mr.. Dean writes: II suppcee
you want to know what we will doH l
answer promptly, Just as We always have
done-We Willgo to work. Our axes will
be in the timber to hew out another
DWELLING; in the meantime we are i'm
P'ovi'ing the smOke.hOuse as a dwelling ?
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CHINA.

Seventeen Persons 10 be Exc.
cuted.
CALCUTTA, April 92.-seventeen per-
sons implicated in the murder Of Mr..
Margary, Of the English Expedition, will
bc executed at Bhamo, Burmah, May 5, In
the presence OF the British escort.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
cEEpsl rREEsl PLANTS!

R.,.,hls Vegetable and Flower Seeds Finest
NIL ISwn Grarl Ssal Potatoes, Fruit and OFna-
1,sntSI Trres, small Fruits and EVsfFeens Rosea
III s1IdinE FinnN, wbolenle and kelatl al Re
a4''N ~ JOHN R 4 A, MURDOCH,
ia smlthasld 81, PittsburEh.
sFCatLOSRes 90 application. uTs-WAs
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QuEESsrowx, April s9.-The steamer
Germanie from New York has arrived.
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II, SEw YoRK, April 22.-The steamer
Wisconsin from Liverpool has arrived.
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A resolution has been prepared by the
Republican members of the House to be
offered tomorrow proposing that the in.
,yestigation now in progress shall be con-
Quoted with open doors.
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WAsHlSoroS, April 22.-The Commits.
sioner Of Internal Revenue to-day, by
direction OF the President, wrote to
Supervisor Hedtick asking his resigna-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The House Committee on Indian Al.
fairs to-day agreed to recommend an inn
mediate appropriation Of $4,000 to
provide subsistence for the Arizona In.
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lrHE KnBouRN HABEAs CORPUS CASE
has been adjourned to Monday, as Mr.
VOORHEES,, who Is to close the argument
for Kilbourn, was not ready to proceed
to-day.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
Norses OfOnomiife Silitano.
(Nf BET ncrne Tarelaneetj.

ubbpttst al pore Nirinssueis ban
| bet forIebns Nar %operbopeoet p9rel
rlr9ere emo | Be n9rmelt f%oruoQaa.
snoe; Tor enfelte Clearinghouse ban
uobpttet pGret mlobsls, mebens oil.
Ore bare orbsioet mecr ct feIeIi9l
SrDf.
Ngcrbrng % SaOrift, Der uastst
andre @erin9spelts IorboIpsuis ltors
Bstponing BOG ungier bort 9anbs
Sopscn9rin9spei. bar siuet en- nib.
oslssoo Mifainius. % oa Yriierne
paa 4anomanosns Yrobufter baue
ltlllet iis bPisre, ter bet anta9cs, al
Den icrobrn9cnbe 8sfolfnin9s &aar
c9iaa | bet forlebns Oar bar forbs.
bret iis.
Tiifericrnes upbptte bar Iiaslebcs
operbousost peret miobsIs soot; pilt.
not Dor bet for Silbsfifsrnes @eb.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
2lutbpriieret &ap.SlOO 900
Serretniusslcfals iammen mse
FIRST NATIONAL BANE / 9eecrab.

Scrretninsslcfals iammeu msh
FIRST NATIONAL BANK i 9escra6.
6ruuolagt al Gupitaliiter / 9ecO,
rah for al orlpe en- o~roeutlia Spa.
reliant. 6orretnlng. SnOifno ira sr
Dollar os opao m~Ootaass. Hcnter
betcles. % Rentes Hcnie for bucr
8 WaaHeo, i~anlGn9e Ycu9ere blius
liansnoe / Banfen. Man fan life
srboloe Nsntsr pna en- Nfrsre euey
bebrs Waaos, buerfen ai lmaa susr
tore GUNNER. eao psh at inolrtls
Dem / osnne Sparebouf nj bar
Ell uorlt 8stienl, Der iGlasr for os
Easiagcr.S ilctter for WHITE STAR
yinien % nue andre uom9tteoe Samp
% Seilifibsliuier til os ira ale
ltauolnoviifs Sauns, O8laa Serler
paa ale be bsoits Banter / Be ltau.
~olnabilfe 9anoe.
Srnifees % Gcicrenees:
Is. Is. Oiderman. .. .. Sbcmpicn
u. grabiib. 8. @boifen. o.. @.
Wattsipn. = Brcf. &. garieu. Rep. y.
acren. Don. O. &. ecmmen, 6r. 9a.-
&asicrer. s. .. Solbers % ale andre
Sfaoninacer / Oeecrab.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

"Se INHALER lin," 1ortlatte Nap
tsinsn; men naar iss bOttIelsr
gpsrs fine Militeritutioner. 90 paa
@renbisn faloer aue Guentprere, ale
loplels % blorpe MGno til mine
Saner % psrpaa p%rOflameret mine
Ssniistcr, - ea i'ul @sroen lere
at fisncs. busm les err So, man
ifal oa frpste MIG mere emo no9eu
pcbsIis bicti! bar uGrst frpgtsi!"
Nupooo iuarsos life; men CT
tpilsnos, trobienoe % itlemlsnbe
Smil laa oper bans 99ber.
Gen unse Danes Ssit 9allopps'
rsps NIL IND paa Ylaolen % n9rmc.
De fig be to Ssrrsr.
"Su rirsr tioliet. Nnna," la9os
&opteinsn.
"Sirli9t % TENT" iuarses bun
Seq bar Serss 9efte pna at goo
% fomme efier Bebas % min Ior
trGHdise MAT" b9rer mig llffsri
operolt."
So - ies ne9tsr bet iffe." iages
8aptsinsn. MoiiOnen er 600. %
lss sr GLAD pep at %erfars, at Snol
auerne bsspnosr at blioe uanie pse
at ls dig. Oet lful baue Ell goo
Yirtnine paa Dem. Sn9sn al ecres
&pinosr liulpe poue at beitlse oenne
Seits % altjns bepiier Dem Din TO-
re Spulsssnbeb. Sc lfal eerpec
mere % mere erfienoe, at on er
+Stammernss Gnsel, oa De ler Dig
lis en- Stormlfp ia9s iOrbi osm.
Yasiersps bu forbi 4tirsn bsrbOrtc
nu?"
Seq poalerebs fOrbi Here al Dem
% ltanpisoe Ell Stuno ubsuior Stor
Bierns Sslt. ban, iom talsr iaa
soot Gnsellf. Seq laa en- uns Sport
talp bnnpeu peo en- Y1l, % DEL
~bstrn9tsce mig meb beosnrs 8llffe
Seq BAD. at be lfuloe Hippo Den ri
Tor leg fOm til at tGnfe paa. a
oens icrsmobi9e Woosr luit M pa
uos at iegs sftsr ben. % iaa illl
De Den los. % mHrfslist al NOE
ielssr Den sfIer mig. sc - 81
fommer oen!"
Set par ianot. Gn baIppOgsi
Siortsfalu at ualmiuoelss Stienbet
tom lprin9snoe i 3eiisns Spor 0!
llepe ftem o9 illffeoe Siluer @In9;
Saanb, oa bun itss neo al Saoelsn
"SUoror felser oenne SiOrte
fulp Dig? lpur9te ben gamle Sap
tein. "&an Oh life 9istie Narlassn 2
80 - leg antassr, at Den iac
Ell biS 8oo5eb / mine Slne, og
8obebsn sr ell G9snifab, ion til
uenosr fig baaos Menneifers os 0pr;
5ilsiuslie."
"9pOrfor gaar Den life bsler o.
opieeer i'm Wobsr pan Slettsrne?
"Wulissns er bsns Woper LEGION
min blsosn m prost!" luarsps VI
Gen meo line mprfe Zine. Der for
lfenbe itirrsbe moo Supplements, boz
NnIl8t pIneisli9 bleSusos. Ipet bar
ltommebe:
yin Mober -mDroet? Spal
meuer ou? Yi9e - bpao er BET
ou msner?"
r9perfen mere eller miuore, snl
bcao leg Tiger. Sc pcb, at min
Moeer blep mprest. % Sc uso
bpem Der mbroeoe bsnbe. Ssnoe,
Sebsraab lpoer sn6nu SereS Sren
De tGnfer paa benbe ON Sa9en
benoss Manb ieIssr Dem b~eltanpistl'
Sars Nnii9t blesnsoe emo mere
- en- toIo 8pien lpntsS at rpite ban
fra 3opsost til Sebosrne, - bans
foruirreoe Bill itirrsbs paa bsnbe.
bIuslsnee Mnist. % meo 8ciuGrlif
bec uoiteote ban bette Speresmaal
"Men bpem - bpilfen ba,
laSt big ostte?"
"9ise msset bpsm slIer buab. Seq
peo Oct. % Dc mao pisrne bGps
tbi is9 ifal bsune."
Sen 9omle &aptein bGpebe o9iaa
o9 uosn at lpars Ct Sto, penbte bar
n9 pm % ilsrnsoe Jig.
WOriiGttss),
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
35te GuDitel.

35te Gapitel.
Wor9enen efter ben Oa9. oa Nelt'
nant Norluoob bar blepen inobro9t
/ ben samIe &apteins 3sir, foo ban
tioli9 op % sif no. - falteos 0ler.
ne ct iorlienbs SIif paa Silper
Minas SeIt. Ostte bar aabsnt,
men bun ielp ipntes lite at bore til,
% heller lite bsnoes Ssit.
"Spor sr Seriferinosn?" ipurete
snbsli9 3eitnanien ben Mcsstfons,
lom opparteoe Silper @in9.
"Sun sr reiit no paa en- 8ipstur,
Ssrrs," iuarsos Neserfonen. SUN ices
enbnu Der borte paa Sletten, Der
bun lager frsmao lis en- luris @ptter. "
Siicsrsn faiteos SIlftet / cen an.
piite Hetnins, buor ban laa benoe
baitist at 9oQopsre ouer Slsttsn
"SiffsrIis fan bun si paa esst
Mnlpar pope at unbfomme alsns!"
mumlsoe ban for fs islu. "Nsl,
bun mao lroli9pis p9re reilt afltsc
for ON mulist at fao en- Samtale
msb line iioits @ieiter, eller moalfs
for at tilpenos Den 9amls Wano
msb lin TrapGrelie. laa at bun itfs
lfal blue ultfor iapnet, naar bun
eusans for Nluor Hpetsr bort" -
Sen 9amle &aptsin nermsos la
MI Oifcsren. Sans Muiigt no.
trpfte 8o. % bans 9ilien uar
bgilia.
"0st ipnss unptist for mig al
ipcrge, ON Se bar baut BET bsfpemt ?"
ia9oe ban. Win e9sniinoiee Salter
bar iifferlig lite foriemt of slere alt
bpao Der fob i benbss Wast for
at eiers Oct befpemt for Gem iamt
at ltaHe Gem alt. bpab Sc bebs.
pe9e.
Sen unse Dame bar pGret me.
get oob." iparebe Sihcereu roli9t.
Otter en- fort Yauie, bsspnots Sap.
teineu isien:
"Gr be NIL mere ififfet til at siue
mig unoerretnln9sr angaaenoe crop.
perne | Weiten, emo Sc par iaaar ?"
"Jss er iffe," iparsbe No,mooo.
Seq bsfla9er Bet" lasbs 8aptei.
men; "tbi ies turoe psl baus / min
Wast at bebass Sem. Spab ipnss
Sc ON min Oattsr? Sc bar bapt
t8io NOT til OF betrasts benres uo.
ieenoe % ~Gisnoommsli9bsosr."
"Ses ipnss, at bun paa insen
Maabe Ii9nsr ben. lom faloer fig
bsnbss Saoer," ipareoe Morwoob.
Gen samIe &apteins @niist merf
uebe.
"Spab msner 81 meb Oerss -
Den Wano, iom tai Der iis bsnbss
Saoer?"
Watursn lsunsr ultib nosst fer.
lfiIbt Merte ellsr a~isnbeteSn pua
er Barn, bpOrisiennsm 6oreIcre-
SlGstlfabst sienfienoss, iUarebe NOr.
iuooo. Sc er life mere list osnns
Yise end en- 8ris er list 1t Gam.
"Oe er meSet urtis?" iasoe Gap.
teinsn.
"@iit iffs." iparsos @orluoob "iss
Tiger fun Sanbbsosn."
"Wfin sseniinbiss Yiss sr Der
mart isisn, Ter ies," iaaos 8uptsi-
nsn. "Mfen inbsn bun fommcr, bar
isg nosls faa Spsrssmaal at aiers
Dem gr Sc WiIiier sisnusm Sp
oraselie, susr sr De life ?"
"Ses bar srabusret i @sit YOint,
Serre."
"8obt. Sc maa ba 1taneie Der
ioa9 for at bspione fsmti tulsn
Manbs milit9re 8spa9slisr psb
SleIp Of Si9nalsr, - fsmti tHisn
piloe &rissre, iom for ct Nar iibsn
iprans omfrin9 paa bisie Slsttsr
noen minbits 8ontrol. Nu CT De
en- eiiciplinsrst Scr. Msosns en-
Del al Dem sr Der for at sIsrcere.
er ben unosn SalposI noe paa Saat
/ Slstts.M atisrns for at ani.aHe
Sees for Os aQe FAINT at bepolte
Wsisne Ill bort alminoeIi0e Gam.
linssiteb. Snbsn 6 Waansoer CT
alle mine YIansr fuIobprbsos, % ba
iial aue Stammsrne - forsnsbe. /
en- ensite CONSIDERATION - rssns en-
Stprfe al bunore tulen Manb."
SfHcsrsn imau!O, men iascs lite
ct Orb.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Sernbane.
Den fore Giennemsanssseinie msllem
Chicago, New York. New England og
Canada,
as aas sflise % ipslise Stsher liant
bet fore NorSpeitcn.
"%Gcnneeter" / 9bieasc mee Nae sf'
lise % lpplile Sinicr. !.
6bicasc 9epctst: 9isrnet al Sanal
OIL Wef Waeilrn Street. pete Saner
o. Gtass einier fra @le Santsr al Vpen
pasierer Der til bpsr Sib.
@bieasc 9p Office: 81 % IS elart
street.
Rilwaufee Oeprtet: Sjernet al 8eee
ca Scutb Water Street. pete Vaner
Oh Omnibus sinier oaar esrfra til Vile
be p~iotiaite Steeer / Spen.
Yp Billet 3pntor: 400 Gan Water
Street, 9jsrnet al Wiseentn Street.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

Sames 8. Cation, BraTesnt.
SObn Ammon, Btce Yrei.
:. ". Surbid, SasieteI
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

"Sm Sc % 0eres WGno saar
opsr til min 5rop, iaa fOrortr ies.
at 8 aue puntllis aolpoe mine Or.
brs; tbi mine W0nb bar paIst MIC
til &apteiu % Muiersr paa bsnne
S9rs."
"0st sr iss siaia til" iuarsos
Serseuntsn. "Ses sr ct Barn Der
ube, ifient iss pso mine Yli9tsr,
naar ies er / &s9!msntct."
"@sIan! iaa oil ies laoe mine
8utter pioe. at iea itanbisr Der til
imOrssn," iasbs Buffalo Bill. ION
bsrpaa GAP euonu TO Sisnoler, bpilft
itrog bsiuarsbss fra Ssien % tilflsn'
began at ban bar fo%rituuet.
Qsirpsrlonalet GAP Zig MI til Spile
% naor unbtasss ~8astOmbptninsen
par Der intst, lom %icritprrsee Sat
tens Stilbec % 8rse.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-10

Let US see: The receipts of wheat and -four at
seaboard ports from Sept l, "a to Dec. l, "a
were 1893, l91 bus, out of which western
lake ports supplied 30, $50, 45l bus, showing
the supply from other sources to have been
49,, 739 bus. In 1875 for the same period the
total receipts were 81, 257 ,8l4 bus. The aver
age for the two years shows that western ports
supplies S6 per cent. and other markets IA
per cent. of the total receipts at seaboard ports.
In 1874, from Sept. l to Dec. /, seaboard
ports consumed or exported to other than
European ports II .3e6, 09O, and in 1876, IT,
98S,3i7 bus. or IS per cent. Of the entire
receipts.
Taking tie above as basis we would re-
quire for consumption at sea board ports and
exports to other than European
ports 49,. ...... .. 1900, 100
Exports to the U. K. ...... ...... -. 3O,O0O OOO
Exports to the Continent, ........ 5,UO,OOO
Total demand, 49,. ..... So. 49,. So, OOO, OOD
Visible Supply, ......... $50. l7,UN.OOO
Net requirements from farmers de-
liveries. ....... -. ..... $500, 900
Estimated supply from the North
west, .... 49,. ........... ls,No,Oo0
--
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-10

WnxneReT e1eceSe Tn. Great n T.. Dol
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Of boxes and packages OF valuabl. good. ali
over the Z. $ s,U,OOO worth Of elegan, Gold
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and all descriptions. Pine Teas, Cofees, Gro
cerics, Perfumsry, Hair Oils, Soap, &c, &c.
Also 50, 100 books of ali kinds and STYLES.
W0RfH 000HiE These goods are worth g to
WVesU SVVSSS $50 each, and sell At
those pslces everywhere, yet We are selling sy-
erythins At the popular price Of only one dol
lar. s. 90 delighted patrons testify 70 The
ben-6ts Of our great sale, and in our paper
hundreds Of letters arr printed from our pat
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-10
Weekly Letter Of Shredder. Lindbiom Co
MILWAUKEE, FEBRUARY 9Th. 1876.

The tone Of the wheat market was depressed
.ssrlv in the week. Foreign advices continued
nnGavorable and Eastern markets were un-
usually heavy and dull The bears took cour-
are FINN this and sold freely in order to break
lie market. Last Friday they reported Liver
mol panicky, and tn prominent bears sold.
shont one-half million bushels here and nearly
twice that amount in Chicago, but The bulls
took II Ill. and We close with an advance Of
40, usr bushel. while New York Is Sc higher
than the lowest quotations Of the week. The
bears now have an immense lime q snorss out
and the struggle promises to b severe. Last
week We had occasion to denounce N strong
terms the unscrupulous tactics u the bears IN
decryine the condition OF the wheat We
.aain repeat our emphatic denia, and wtsh to
a3d. that never in the history q our market
has the inspection been more rigid, and =
consequence the No. and No. 9rades are
ahovs rather than below The standard All
wheat that is not in entire good CONDITION -
consigned to the lower grades.
Our receipks are SmAll and VIII likely de-
crease still further.
Dornbusch's trade list estimates the required
imports from Atlantic - ports up to Aug. ii,
n 81. GO. 900 bus wheat, which Is 6O0, 10 bus
more than Beerbohm's estimste. II Is reason
able therefore 70 take for granted that at l''as'
50 .Dilliou bus. are required, although W
think that 10th these high authorities have no
Owen full import to the poor quality Of TN
Hnglish and continental crops, which Is equa
. deficiency Of II million b0shxk In 0rsA
Britain alone.
How much Of this demand can We supply
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The visible supply Of gram, Including the
stocks i'll granary at the principal points Of. &C.
cumulation at lake and seabord ports, in tran
sit by lake, rail, and Oh the New York canals.
Nov. q, 1915, and the compar ,,ive stocks az NE
lows.
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Whatever opinion we may have formed res
pacting revisit of winter Il certainly returned
last week with greatly. increased severity. the
frost on Wednesday n:ght being not I'd as NJ -
degrees, with light fall OF snow BIT. the
change from mile and damp has been se.vicea-
BILE to newly -threshed samples, which scarcely
found buyers, FROM their miserable condition:
and TO this We attribute the moderate decline
IN the averages, rather than To any actual ".
duction. But we eau hardly rely upon . full
recovery in condition till March sets in: 80 ~
have six weeks before We can expsct much
benefit. Though the land has been getting
somewhat drained Of its superiiuous moisture,
in preparation for spring planting, Ne uote, b.
the return Of weekly sales. that now Ne have
exactly reached the averaNs q LIST ysax, when
the crop was good one. Estimating the lat
ter Il qrs to the acre farmers then received. It
AIS Id ES-uow il IS IS = per acre. amounting
70 ~ the whole rent on rich Gnrrns, and double
- much - poor onee; while the delivseies
having faltsu OF q, OIL qrs, these wess -, ga
less received. But the deficiency, ~ larxein
m-diately after the holidays, sps.ks vclunles
- to The p wer q growers 70 continue sup
plies, and though fossisn importers have hesn
overtone this season to the extent Of - pes
cent. there IS weekly one Of - Par cent.
Against Il on the 9Th month of consumption
Whsn only half complete, and no old wheak q
the crop of 1874 Is to b found. Unless ~
continue. Therefore, to Be cvecaone, which,
With The norther., ports closed and New YoFi
fully g per Qr dsArsr, seeme quite improbable
thefe must eventually b recovery in prices
- our wants become conspicuous. Mose 6rm-
ness h.s been evinced II Para, andsome Of hs
provincial mArkets for wheat = vii - q
Belgium: but the Dutch and German market
have ruled dull, thu roads and canals beina Oh,
ssruceed By ice and the fallen snow, which
seems 70 have been more plentiful ia oehs
paYes Of Europe than here
In Dognbuschs List the following sales a
WHEAT were reported: MariAnapoli, "a to a.
ikd. Nicopol, - a to - Cd. 8hirks. A.s I,
- "a; reli6h, - 81. Be.nrAb;an. ~ Sd
Thsoaoda, - q; R0ti6, Sis 70 ssx dheni
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