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-. Corner 7th and streets.
TBuSJEI's SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOTS Oh TIN, sIH, @ AHD II sTRE13e

TBIsJEI's SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD.
NORTHEA5r
b, Virtue OF deed OF trust, dated n arch Is, -
: ID. 1871, dolly recorded in Liper No. 63S,
folio 263, one al tho isnd records for the DIS -
triet OF Ooiuu bia and the request Of the party
secured thereby, shall cell at public auction in
frort OF the premises, on MONDAY, November
2Oih, lS6, ct O'Clock p. N ell thoss pieces or
parcel OF ground situa ate In the city OF
ristrct OF Columbia, known and designated on the
plat OF plan OF said city Lots numbered one ID,
two Cd three four a., i've 49,, sia co., seven ~,
eight 49, tine (9l ten (lo eleven ~, twelve ~,
thirteen USl fourteen IA rfeen (l5), six teen (l6D
seventeen I'D Gig htesn (S, ntoeteep (l9D, twenty
(s0l, twenty I'D twenty six ta6l, thirty eight
1887, thirty nine 1897 fJrty 400, forty Al b,
forty two (42, forty three 49, aud forty four l
eight hundred and ninety 1890, together with the
Terms: One half cssh; balance at six months,
with interest at six per cert. per a1num secured
by deed Of trust on the properly sold. A deposit
OF $50 on each lot will pc required at time Of SALE
aud all convey sncing at purchasers cost II terms
Of sale are not complied with In seven days, the
trustee reserves the night TO resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defsultins purchaser or
purchasers, after I'VE DAYS ady advertisement.
GEORGE RUFF. T-JJ,::-e,
now eoSds J. 7. COLDWEyL salesmsn
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 4 BULFIECH ST, BGsTON
OPPOSITE REvFKK HOUSE,
THE 8OIE NOE OF LIFE;
Or, SELF. PRESERVATION.
MORE THAN ONE MILLION COPIES SOLD.
GcLd Medal Awarded TO the A,uhor on The
"Ndtto1lol Medical association"
March 3lss, 1876.
{" The untold miseries that result from iadIsere.
~So aou St th. assertion ssons sAo
the new Medical Work published By tne fEAsODI
N & i ss sHstSp P p1ds rae rs;
O.tloa e business may Be restored and i manhood
eases; more than two hutdred royal octave pages,
Only sssy In
'rH!psti . sCimSGx IG "s1FstL,rrn .,..
nfs.cIl psi:ns each one Of which is worth
1.-THE Book for yonne and middle aged men to
read Just now 10 the soisnoe Of Life or Self Pres
e,ceiisni hs.lsh aud is again the 0hsf uonsUiina
Ply Gician Of the Peabody Medical 1nsti ute, No
Bulnnch Street. Boston, Me- ."-RpSb!ieas Joxr-
1.-THE Science Of Life is beyond ell comparison the
%Ss wo[f o. Physiology ever pub
"aole nestled IN tho bottom Of Pandoras box,
epo nope noE WluBs anew, 6lnCe the issuing
Of these yaiusble works, published By the Peabody
Medical Instftute, which ere tsschisG thousands
life. n!Phtiadekphta ERqxtvey.
=" IL should be reed By the young, the middle aged
And even the old.!-NsD York 1Stbxas.
Tue nrst end only Medal ever conferred uyon any
s, Cal 1sn IN snis country: - Of
the anthol Of thess works. March slst, 1879. The
renee b. the Boston and the Leading journals
throughout the country. This m agt ifoent Medal
india diamonds Of rare brillisncy.
"Altoeether, in fts execution and the richness Of
IL materials and size, this 10 decfoedly the NEST
noticeable medal ever struck is thi, country for
any purpose vhatsver IL 10 we'll worth the ins pee
ton Of aumismstists. It vas fairly won aud
sorthily Ss.towsd. -Massaehsssfts Plosshmas,
~ Usiaioeuss sent on receipt Of 60 for postage
Either Of the above works sent By mail on receipt
OF price, Address PBABO MEDIOAL INST1-
TUTB, No. Bulnnoh Street, Boston, Mass, OPP.
B.1Ths outhor can be 90 nsultsd on she above
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CHeMAs DowLIsG, Auertoneer
f'dVMdb DUWLInu AucttoSeeF.
TaUs TEES SALE OTyALUABBEIMPR
PEOPERrf IN GEeRJErSwS-2 STORY
BbIgk DWskLlsG HOUSE AND rsAAE

PBOPkhTH IN GEtR STONY
BbICk DWBLbIHG HOUSE AND E8ANE
s10Rk BOCeE ON FAYErrE sTREEr.
By virtue Of q deed u tTust, q ted August "A
Of the lsnd records OF Washlnst, "a conatl c.kx
pstIi # O. lUmois, and b. din ccton wriIfsg n
the boGtr of the note secured thereby will relI
a! tUbt auction, III front % the premises, FRI-
DAY TIE 3 lay II November, 1916 O. a., o'clock,
ell that riee paTCe Of land stuste aud being 10
1hrsls elo = addition TO eotsetoxn, il ssd Dts
uict, and being part ~ Lot o. in said addition BE
ginning Tor the same At p,ipt the side Of
cite strt et - feet ia5hts from the nor
east lire feet inches, less; thence east
erly and psTacl with LIST street lB feet, more CT
less thence sOrthsEly aud psrsl Ell With Faye te
FL Get % 1eet, EIOra CT ie - thence westerly and
parallel with LAT street feet thence sOutherly aud
parallel with fayette street "a feet inches cd
thence westerly ard parallel with LIST street lis feet
more or lees, to the bssIupiuE Improved by Q
two-stort br'ck Dwelling arc Frame Store.
Terms OF sale: One foorth cash, bsls1c in 8, Il,
Il and "a months, secured By net, aud n deed OF
trust on the properly The notes to bear interest
the rate OF 10 per cent per ua, Pal sUie semi
aonuaily. ionV~yanCing Aud recording al pur-
chssers cost 9lD down sheg TIE GRO osrty il
struck on. AZ the terms are not com cied with In
dsIs, ihe Trustees reserve the rign. resell the
cost OF he Geisu iins purchaser, the cash pay
ment viii be forfeited.
ects.d 4 4 & k Phs Trustees.
Rat TIE REQUEST OF The PaRrlEs
lb1hBAsT II tn. above sale 10 = > rPUHEI to
6ObDAf. November i3t1. ut same hour and
place, aad the two Houses will be sold separately,
By order Of the Trostess
oct3l -eotd THIS pOwLIsa, Buct.
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DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS REDUCED

CLOsthG ctr CARPET SAFE
= stoe1 a. 30 are es soid AM NIv a-s b,va
prices. ~ H.- q .tnr-rs
ply soOuS sroyK sCsT BE BEpUCxp
kennsni. test alice, sac
tsiicce-, Sc
pIess Goods, III Is. -, IS TO &c
All " GOT Dsshrsere- s0c ue
Black q lpsCas full with S2xo
Al Wool Serses 81. s, slkc
Blsck stlks AZ old Prtce+-sl nj Is sIse o.,
shaw :, Blankets. Comforts -
MD Gloves, sc up
Bcscy made Fsit - Soc IN
OUk STOCK MUST BG spr,n
-. BaUOAEN
hOls n Jog Markef MA
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"AEH. b. WILLIAMS, AuctIoneer,
w No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and sts

w No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID ste
By virtue % deed OF trust, dated Deeem- go
Der HIh, 1875, culS recorded IN Liber 30 ~
800, folio $50. of the land records Tor the -.
District CT Columbia, and at the Request Of the
party secured thgreby, will sell, AZ public
suction, in front of the PREMISE, MONDAY,
the goth day of Nov, nber, 1876, ii - o'olo5s
noon, the follow described Iesi estate, in tne
comfy OF Washington, District Of columbia, to
wit: All thai certain lot, piece parcel # land AID
premises, situate ana lying In Ihs coGuty aforesaid,
District aforesaid, aud which II kEo designated
AID described upon the recorded subdiv isiop OF
Jot n A. Smith farm, by the HUwsrd University
as lots numbered four % and five (5l, in block
eered foCr a. con aiming seven Thousand i've hun
d. ed q tlOl square feet each.
Terms If tsle: Ore half each; balance IN elk
moths, with interest and no,e OF puTchs,er to be
tecured by teed OF trust on the property, or all
c,sh at pnrck ser's option. deposit of 100 will
be rtqu irtd 1T time II sale. All Concentrating at
cost If purchaser And IL terms of sale are not
implied with within We days after sale, the trus
tee the rieht 10 resell the property the
risk and cost of defsultiug purchaser.
RICHABD Q. HARDEsfY. Trustee.
now eo8ds WASH. d. WILLIAMS, Aucr.
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BRODBEAD q Co,
1905 sTBs &C, BkTwEra I2Tu AND l3rr

WILL SELL
Prints for quitting purposes ct SC.
Btsndard Prints 81 &c
ZINE Cotton bstts Al I2hc 81 3 dog
Paper Cam brtcs Of &C., double width
AL LII en- Crash, for t0veItns, sc
rruit OF the L. ON Blssched cotton, l01sc.
Ciark's best 30 ard spool cotton. Sc.
Good unbie scHe6 Canton glannel, &c.
Black silks, Is ceUts sBd up, ttncluSing GIiuet
BelIoL's csiebrsted Makes
AZ Wool Black FreErh Csshmsres, dOsbIs width
end or igtnsl DE, 69c.
eesnt,fsl Reps, sni Plain and Plaid Enslish
EerEes. 2c-
Striped sbswls, 81 and mp.
Boulevard Shirts sCc rec uced from 81
Elegant Button Paris X ids In afl colOrs, 3 IS.
1Uf sheetfr q. full width and standard make, 2sc
Msfelssse, ts@ ssse h mic kerboCker. Plaid, Bas-
ket Check and Plain DRsss GOODS, unsurpassed
In quality and sly le snd mary Of vhi IN cannot be
found else v hsTe in this market. cry rasIP. And
many other ssirsbIs goods equally good GHd essap
~DO not fail 10 give Q call.
BaODHEAD a CO.,
~ Of bef and l3rh.
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2.10 ards Csl!cs Rem ants Of $40
zoo Rest Csiic 40 10 . yds a. 90 worth lOc.
TO .. Plain lack Calico IN re INFANTS At &C
SIC - yard side 5rOs % Cotton 10 short lengths
81 SC. q - s-li for > by toe piece.
SO IDS ali It~eu cra-h a. &c
Black, Wow. SLATE. suo q Ne heYtnO E7gs6 sue.
Black Cashmere % 1,-inO II She, 81. aLS
Stack Kin Ne-y cheap
Blankets 81 : 90 IS, 81. IS.
toll stcCa 80 Fss-iueIes, Osg pets. 6Rss. ard
Oti-Cloths g. Is ger cent lsgs than last year
prices.
Frsuk i eslre's Cur Paper Patterns.
Our prices are nc lowest
GEO. j. JOHNSON q co,
ocfs7- ertr Market space
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Avn. FHIeONg DnMnln0 10 DIsPOeI OF
AFd1IH 6iOOHD HAND OLOTaIgo ean a.
ssS4ass "a: b: g Us B 's''ss =. -
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OOHnNp LOAF OB1IOu, Cbrs1 u TIA sire
~ ssd NeW Yort acssss, sntranco On lsv ~
iRths city. Molsy Ioansa q t. Lowest rsssO
q tnaerset On Cod sed eilyer vsseass' plenoo1s,
esstisasas 0otiias, 6sr1sss. ssl ID estsslS q
Saaas. to10-1
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1876 r,ssSff1TsE ANA 1876
In the Nnrfh. Wet. and aanfhuAaf.

1876 rr'sSsfftFsE 1876
To the North, West, and Southwest.
Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Scenery,
Magnificent Eqaalnn:'4.
oIroBKe GRE, 1875.
sornsS Of ana streets. s .s follows S D'p''
Tor ri,,:61Ir and ;ss ws,i; . ssiIy' win PAY,
ace Gar I, Chicago. and i'I:ss . m. daily, s1-
BAIriMUks AID POTOMAC R.ILsoAp.
Fails. and the North; m daily except gun.
70 Fos sss
gua, Buaslo, and hiasars sails. I1:sO an.
Y: d.,is. .ts Palace oars s.t.ehed: Limited
;ss sg' sSas:s i S,Ii, I'LL. +:
For Phil.ds,phis, SOS sm nd lao sm nn daily
daily exert snnday:
AooommoasIioI Tor Baltimore. s:2o pm. daily
For fSps'. GTSsk Line RIO 70 and 4;ao pm.
For AnnapOli!, 500 and 1880 a.m and l:aop.
ALIxkNnRfA fsspuRioKsBugs BAIL.
SAI AMP ALExAkDfiA WASHINGTON
Tor AIs1.ndI,s, AIS. 81. So, 10, II. an,
LIS, t:2o. s., 9, ZOO La. o. sunday at .
For tbs South, Vi. Richnond, 2:is an daily,
and via Lynchburs, 7:is al anc ~ pm,
Trains leave Ale1andris for Washington, o, 7, =.
$40, II an, 8, 4:a0, 81. and I'm
reRs ss"fsy s1a ss:Sn. Car
accommodations CAD be procured at the Omoea:-
Northeast corn OF Thirteenth street AID Penn.
sylysnis avenue, Northeast corner OF sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue and at the Depot, where
orders be left for the checking OF Baggage to
destination from Hotels and Residences.
ID. n. BOYD, il Gen i Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, Gent Manager JAMS D
UIHIvRRsAB z. r. HysKEv OFFICE.
~
RAILROAD TICKETS 70 ~ IRON aB boinfs
bought. exchanged soid Ut 81
. reduction Of ONE DoLLAR r. -
In this city.
Apply r. II u. WHITESIDn.
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Il Of cur III tioshssT
CHAP DRY GOODS.
., esA Dtezb heEino, AL pare WOOL. one yari vide
CAErERs 707 Market Space.
NOith 81 N7' 'eiJ nne' %,
os RrrRs, 10Y Market Space.
D.,, CAhIhBr- 10I MARI ct space
uOeOs 'OIo n pin hobairs-Dark Green SesI
49, sfencb u ey, Navy Blue-only Is worth s.
worth 81 WY INV onU ~
Large size White Wool Blankets, s2..O, worth
we are selling the best Canton Flannel In this
.y IoI IL blSU the best yard side Cotton for TO- in
.tDnsnts, WCrta ". go d Canton ElAnnel for 3;
AIraca, 20, pOrthTs
We sreeHug tse best yard wide Double Heron
1ouo D,O flct AZ y ~orth ~. pOv6 tr
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AUCTION SALES.

| hoaAs BOWLING. snctioB-eI
shkBGI TasLss; ,SuSass Sss'
h lii AZ. sss sTsk ss.TFTpss.
oIH kssI 6 G. kshrss' 5soK KHss. sbr $50
i, g. e. -, IslSsssSar so osa No. sorepssr
my n..s srs,,01 roon.. v.ied ..s'rtnsssSt a
po,l 1I !. Cooks Is,S; Ssh N
DuNoLksOs BRorHIRp, Au,uOn.er,.
PRVxtp shoflkrY on TsG WHsr sIsE
s1REk1s hOkTHw fsT. ANU
BY virtue Of . coed Of trust, da,eo yan. ~,
a - 50 ouiy recoided ia Lieer 40. SIS, 50
triot q Colu bis aud sIittsr request on t5.
patty SO led thereby, ~il cell ct suhIc sae
ysniesr 1esf' lss ct Il < o'eieci a. the fai,s.
Ing eescrtotd real estate situate Ia the civ q
p,oe oq psrs.i II Isoan .Dd d.ssns.d dnSs
tie rls or plan Of said city IS lot Dua red city
nine 81, In Dsyidsoo's recorded subst, ision u
Two .icr, brick baiIding in front ana . small
erfek 10 the Tesr, &c SUBJECT TO . prior deed Of
Terms: One fourth In cash. and IN. balance st
per eeut PR snuu a secured by de-d OF trust on
IRE property s'td OF all Sssh, AZ op'isu of the pue
sha srl convey s0cins al purchssers cost Tenn.
S SksIsisR 1 Il Ds Syffss.sfH';rraa.e..
octz7- soSds
uniil THURSDAY, 10th November. 1876, anne
hour al d rlaoe;
CHARLES T. DAVIS, ius'ee''
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GENUINE BARGAINS!
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BARGAINS IN SILKS.

BARGAINS IN SILKS.
PERRY q BROTHER
Hsve made large sdifiOn. 10 IN .ir alfe.dv wall.
BLACK,
(OLORED. and
FANCY SILKS,
which VIII b. Gfaro1 At exceedingly low prices
These goods having been secured D Tor to the
hesvy advance In pFfcA Of silh, consequent
upon the failLTe % ne siik crop.
WILL BG SOLD
Without reference 10 their IraseDt market value.
PurchsssIs may not ssain have such OppOrturi-
" the present 70 secure ii "a At the prices
Offering. The tentiOn Of friends, customers, and
strangers Is invited
me PRIZE ONLY
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SISTH ST
nova eosf
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In TIE SUPREME COUNT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
BARBOUR HAMILTON vs. JOHN q. ecHLossKR
HI
IN bqBlfy No. 4sss. Decker Is.
The above entitled has bee refer red 70 the
audtor TO state the trustees acc Iu NJ and re psrt
abe proper distribution OF the fund" in his h ,nds
Therefore, the creditors Of JOHN n SCaLOSsER
deSeassd, snd sii other persons interested' Are
hereby notified 20 appear before m, grove their
claims. and Be heard tOuch the .tters referred
on MONDAY, the 15,h day Of Hovem Der, ls7s a.,
10 O'Clock N Of SAID day. st my Once. 10 The
west via OF the CITY Hall, I'd dining the EluIty
Court Room. TH0Aas HOOD,
noy4 cod Auditor.
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ASTHMA AND
~ The mOst efsctua remedy
vii be found 20 be
~ prepared in al forms, for
smoking and Inhalation By
- lN3 New Bond street. Lon
do,, and sold By them and
OUT THE UsIfED STATES CANADA.
tysje ausls seDs .oct1I dec1 s an g fsbS,
~ ,narH .sH n ,mylS jas
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- III | l. Il S.
DBEsS sHIRTs sIl ready to put on, OF good
Huslfn and file Linen BOsoms, for oniy rs cents all
our 80 cert urhuished SHIFTS, improved, are
equal In vsus any 81 shirt 10 tue msrstt, being
elegantly lls1s and If the best mste,iel, the same
eEsTs sk6kxE.R, our own make, very
BOYS sHIRTs, Of the best material, IN finished
sizes IL, lla, II, l2S, and Is inches, enished, Is
cents.
rino UEDERsHIRTS, 20 cts. o.. D Is aud o. 80.
Samples Of soy Of the above Oods cot BY mail on
Tia6BI saIRf FAOTOsT,7s fsJssss street,
..,a ioIa F STREET EoEETa,wissr6
MITCHELL & MARTIN,
(SKcr,ssor, 10 JoAs T. MitehsIJ
s3I PEHNsYLy AHA AVE, AND ga d ST.
We nave purchased from the best manufacture Of
He~ York . very large lot Of sdes and Uhildren's
UHDBBWEAE tina: are slightly soiied.
THEY WILL b SOLD AT HALF PRICI.
All tbs good, are made Of "Prite of West" cotton,
and In the best msrner.
in the lot will De fouud everything NEEDED FOR
ladies' and children. Also large lot OF Pillow and
sheet eHAMs.
"One Price, marked in Plain Figures"
0Ior the prescott all carriages viii hsvs to come
60 the ID street sEIg snce
cctI+tr MITCHELL a MARTIN.
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I COX AT THESE PRICES.

BaODHEAD a CO.,
rovI-tr 1908 y street. bet l7tA aud 18th.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-07-06

The next year he had less difficulty in sell
ing, and he ventured to increase the acreage.
Thus he has gone Oh until he has sold easily
and at good prices the products Of seventy
five acres of cucumbcrs, and now feels that
he is safe with no other crop but this.
Now there is scarcely district of country
in the whole United States but is able to
grow some one thing better than another.
1t should be a continual subject of expert
ment on every farm as to what will thrive
remarkably well and having found this out.
what would be the prospect of a good mar
ket for it. 1t is rare indeed. that anyone
who raises just what his neighbor does, ever
makes a great strike i'll the way of wealth.
lie makes out of wheat or corn. or pork, q
fair average living price; and if he is little
more intelligent than some as to the niceties
of cultivation, he may make more than his
neighbor; but the rich farmer is generally
he who, by careful observation and calcula-
ton, is able gradually but surely to get out
Of the beaten track.-G -Gc91nantoarn Telegraph.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-07-06
NO.. 33.

unrepresented, its interests suffer. Amb-
tious lawyers, scheming merchants, specu-
lators and railroad monopoists, men who
do not represent the producing interests,
and who are at best the expensive go-be-
tweens of production and consumption, have
an impelling personal interest in seeking
Legislative position, and they, therefore OBJ
tain it, Commerce has yearly had its mill
ions to subsdise, Improvements of naviga-
ton, lighthouses and other aids; railroads
have millions of dollars of money and OF
acres of land, and their managers are per-
mitted to water their stock and drain the
resources of the farmers for double div-
dends. Now, the farmers want very little
money in appropriations in aid of agricul-
ture, but they do need an exemption from
adverse gislation-statesmen understand
ing and conscientiously working for their
interests-protection against rings and land
monapolies and the tyranny of freight COM
binations. Farmers have the numbers.
wealth and ability to protect themselves, by
acting in concert, in combination against
combinations, as a grand ring" which
shall overwhem all mercenary ''rings"
whatever. 70 the honest masses of the
rural population, both on account of integ-
rity and numbers must the country look for
salvation from unhallowed greed and knav-
cry in legislation. Then let the agricultu-
raj classes combine and make sure they are
represented in State and national legisla-
tures.-Dept. Ag. Report.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-07-06
AGR|CULT URAL ITEMS.

We take the following items from the
Santa Monica (Cal.) Outlooh
l.. e. Malloy, Of Santa Monica, California
has shipped 10000 pounds Of honey this
season.
The Stockton, California, farmers are iubi-
liant over a recent reduction of S. per car on
grain from that point to San Francisco. The
former charge was $50 a car for wheat which
has been reduced to Sl5, a saving of 25 per
cent Considering the enormous amount of
grain and flour sent from that city, this re-
duction will make large aggregate saving
to the farmers of that county.
Grasshoppers have made their appearance
in large numbers at Pomona, California, and
have already made sad havoc among grape
vines, currant and raspberry bushes, and
orange trees. The pests come from the
north and appear to be going towards the
south.
The following are the shipments from the
Anaheim depot during the month ending
May 3: 20, 2G5 lbs beans; 43s, ,GS2 lbs. grain;
9,62l lbs honey; 27,929 lbs. vegetables
l94, ,9SG lbs. wool 62, ,77G lbs. wine.
IL 10 oo.ttCt NAV NiiCal WV III LINUS.
which did not supply home demand in 1874,
produced a surplus in 1875 OF S,0OO0O0 busll-
els, leaving 100000 bushels for export;
and it is now estimated, from the promising
appearance of the crop, that not less than
100000 bushels will be the yield of the
present year.
Twenty-Five hundred crates of peas were
sent from Lake City, Florida, by express, to
New York. early in May, which yielded
net profit of two dollars per crate Or $4,000
aggregate.
In respect to agricultural products, Iowa
produces the largest spring wheat crop Of
any State, the production of the United
States being ] II, $40 ,533 bushels, and that Of
Iowa 2S,7OS,3ll bushels, while Wisconsin
ranks next with 24,375, ,435 bushels. Ohio
raises the most winter wheat, y ,625, ,7J3 OF
the 1919, 1913 bushels produced in the
United States.
Pennsylvania supplies one-titth of the rye
produced in this country, or 3,577 ,G4l bush
els out of lG,9lS,795. Illinois grows larger
quantity OF corn than any other State, or
l29 92l ,39i of the T0,944,249 bushels the
country produces. Illinois also takes the
lead in the oat crop, growing ,5Sl out
of the total 2S2, lO7 l59 bushels.