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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13

then would be glad enough to return
home either as hostiles or willing to
surrender. Father Martin pronounces
sitting Bull an arrant demegogue. and
10 no sense q leader, but shrewd In
anticipating the wishes. plans and
schemes of his band.
Republican Gals.
BosToN, Dec. II.
Pierce, Republican. was elected
Mayor by 2.15l majority. The Re
publicans gain ' 5000 on last years
vote.
First Democratic Mayor for Nine
teen Years.
LOWELL. Mass. Dec. IL.
j. A. q. Richardson, Democrat. was
elected Mayor to-day by seventy
eight majority. He Is the first Dem
ocratic Mayor elected in 10 wears.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13

Court. In refusing to snswer . ques-
ton put by the Court In reference to
q case Of alleged bigx,ny. The pas
tor stands on the ground of profess
sional confidence, and not church dis
cipliue.
A.. n. Mercer Burned - Death.
PIrTsBURa, Dec. IL.
The Beringer City Hotel, at BERN
ger. Pa, was burned his morning,
and A. b. Mercer, q guest Of the
hotel, burned tn death.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13
LOST!

IN SUNDAY LAST. A LITTLE G o,.iss
u while in attendance At the n SSsirf
service Of the Episcopal Church. Of sss - 4
her Ts,s iss% 4 ~ p on sh 20 h iii lost : h.g1
soId cross with : pearl set in the center ~ -
Otherwise ornansented. from the chsia srt;ek
locket. Being . bithday present. q. ITO ici
is highly priced BY the little Miss, al y 81,
the recovery Of the same 2 es,ls;d
Eureka. Dec. 10, 1877. ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13

THE one-tsrm mania has broken out
In Mexico. A law has passed the
Senate and II expected TO be ratified
By the lower House Of the National
Legislature, prohibiting the election of
Z President for . second term. The
custom of the country heretofore has
bssn for the person who desired an
election ~ President IN collect = mob
Of two or three hundred grssssrs
and hold an election on the spot
There being no Returning Boards or
eIeht-to-ssven Commissions, tho Pres
idsnt elect proceeded forthwith to turn
the other fellow out Of Office, and turn
himself In, and to make provision for
cutting the Threats Of any disconnected
patriots who ventured to complain ol
this seminary process. These pro
ceedIngs have never been strictly In
accordance with the letter Of the law
but they certainly responded very &c
curately 10 the spirit Of the Mexican
"Constitution." and II 10 not likely
that the new Law will materially
change the established custom.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13

THURSDAY, DECEMBER Is. 1877.
raR uAllRoRn1A aENArOasmlP.

rms CAEnRO8u1A ogNATO8SH1e.
Late advises from Sacramento rep
resent that Farlsy's strength is in
urUaslng. although he can not - yet
count On enough votes to insure him
she nominatlon. A DETECTION from the
ranks Of Mcdonald. to the number Of
four Assemblymen, proportionately
swolled the roll Of the AInador states
mans adhsrenrs. Fsriey's friends are
inclined to force the fight in order to
ppoveut . combination among his op
ponents, an event, however, that lie
very unlikely to occur. Our dis
patches At last evening left the csndi-
datss beSors the caucus, where they
weso about to explain their positions
on various important questions. 1t
was expected that Z vote would be
reached before the Adjournment of the
body, sud the question Of the strength
Of the Senatorial aspirants settled.
Sixteen members have q yea given
no milling Of their choice, and are rep
resented ~ very rssiosnt In expressing
their prtfsrsncs. We wonder what
kind Of arguments ere necessary to
enable them IN come TO . conclusion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13

San FRANcIsCo Stock Report :
Whsrssosvsr The CARCASS IL, thither
shall the eagles b gathered together"
Gays the Scriptures. We do not 1t all
mean 70 compare the honorable, the
Legislature Of the State Of California to
acsscass, any more than We desire to
institute . comparison between eagles
and the hungry crew that are hanging
on their lootsteps in the State Capital.
bat that adass l. . good one to express
y the prevailing hsgira Of lob0yists,
politicians and once seeksrs to Sacra-
mouto.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13

CINClnuATf Saturday Night: W.
trust that Mr.. Hayes has not been
snarsd out Of appointing Bob Inger.
soll Ainistsr to Germany BY the cries
which have gone up from the horri-
nsd believers in "Chrlstian states
men," We haven't Christians enough
like Pomsroy. Colfax and shsllabar-
70 90 round. II will mot b hurt
1nl 70 pisss out With Bob for Germany.
Bob u . little hsterdox, but he d
squarey
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT NJ .ysSer
FRANK C. KOBpiNs !. duly dsrisl
ired 10 transact all business for M
nv absence from Eureka nm poRBINS.
Eureka. Nov. l, 1877.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13

Mrs. General Fremont, known In
old days ~ Jessie Benton, will con.
tribute to " Hsrper's Magazine |" . &c
ries Of papers giving her California
and other early experiences twenty
years ago.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13

THE following are ~exprsssions from
leading Republicans:
Ben. Butler aid:
mo telling what will happen. The
Dement'S have about go6 The coun-
eFyv and Coooypr y no fool. He sasa
ehlnGD - they ere, and msans to get
hi winters meat u be ean."
Mr.. Frye aid:
"ls leoks bad. when the Integrity
q TIE Medicinal Republican party V In
ss = sssRssf .e q -. he oe essP' : e sssIsor-1
prefer tie Devil should administsr
upon ~ olbCta."
Mr.. Edmunds aid:
"Hsrhaps W ought not 70 s. %
hard on Patterson. He u working to
boep himsslf ont Of The penitsntiary,
wh0go he ought 70 have been long
go. Damn him I"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13

BoeroN y V have ~ exhibition Of
800 ladiss n Hosticultural Hall, and .
gold watch, neaklses and . diamond
ring ere 10 b given 70 the three hand
aomest. So the edysrjsemsnt resds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13
AGeNTn

For the CORK CORSET and J0sEPh.Ns
SIAM LESS GL0vkS-evsry psr
orders from ths country promptly at's's
"" MEYERS 4 FRANKLIN.
,7.s Main street. Eursls
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13

ELMIRA, n. =.

Rev. j. j. Bloomer, pastor Of Saint
Patrick's Catholic Church, in this
city, Was committed to Jail yester-
day for contempt in the Recorders
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13
o. L. Scott enters b. s.-Red Jacket
Tom Stewart entors b.. MISSIONER.
Race set for I O'Clock.
SECOND RACE.

Single dash Of . mile, catch Weights. for .
purse Of $500, second horse to save entrance
money, between Tom Stewart's 9. 8. StIan-
ger, G.. II. Hardy's 6. 9. Ten Moore. ana w.
L. Scott's b. 6. Dandy. -
hslG-mile dssbes will take place.
Every comfort and rsfreshmsnt viii be
provided for The guests on this 0ccasion.
HARVEY CARPENTER.
Eureka. Dee. II. 1877. di2-5t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13

nH-Tbe ladies and gentlemen Of Eur:ka ~ y
Rubv mn are particularly requesfed nos -
purchase goods anywhere until thsy hsss
mined or articles and prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
HATS 1 CAPS IN CLOTH, FELT / EII'

The Clothing Department
II made up Of everything usually found ~
hrst-clsss esfahlishment (.
Gents, Youths and Boys suissa
the very latest styles and pattsrH
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13
Ready.H9ade Dresses,

keodY- Made 0reSScss
Direct from Paris, in Silk and STUDIED H. ~
and Reps.
Ladies', Misses' and Children's BOOTS ara
Shoes very large and complies asso''-
ment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13

YRI16N6UD HATS.
Ladies'. Misses and Children's
Hats Of tho latest styles; Also. 4ink
and Seal Skin Caps.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-13
A. BERWIN,
White House Clofhing Establishment
Eureka. Nov. %. 1877. ms
Turf Event Of the Season
WILLOWS RACE TRACK
Sunday, Dec. 10, 1877.

F E. :; ST !, 8: s g.: ::s e. e.: 49,
purse o. $1,000. between
REnIAEKE EFT a BOOMER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-19
L1sTA DE pREuos DE Los pAsAJEs DE /. o1AsE

En- % 3I5 parties. en- 90 una cuarta parte de los
precios de Ia Los paSaeros de ga case han de evar
consigo los enseres dc cana las proyisiones
sarias.
Los pasajes pueden tomarse en- la Agencia hasta
una hora antes dc la salida del vapor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-19
ITINERARIO.
LfNEA TRASATLANTICA.

- Camara Desde Puerto Rico Europa
y yice-verSa. ................ 81
Praa. - Desde Puerto-l.ieo Europa. is
Europa Puerto Rico. 10
Estos precios son pagaderos en- orc ingles ann
rfeano a la par.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-19
iINTERESANTE!

FL que suscr;he, dqeflo de Ia antigua acreditAda
tabrica de HERRERIA CARRETEkIA de d. Jnnn
l. Ramu, en- Arroyo. tiene el gusto de ofrecer Al p6.
blice los efectos sigpientts: ~
Carretas-ruedas-ll s-llantas-rayos-piiias para ruA.
das. todo de buenas maderas de cuatro afi0sE de
SecaS. "A
Arados montados en- la misma fabrica.
Ejes de Eierro de MADEIRA
Picos pleas sueltas para arados, -
Tuberias de hierro batido desde 81 hasta Il para
vapor gas. -
Llaves-codos-tes. etc. para tubos.
Coma en- plancha--cstopa aceitc para nnAquinA
Hero en- plancha para caderas de vapor y barraa
de hierro de todaa dimensiones.
Tornillos para calderas dcsde ~ haste 81 largo
BujeS para ejeS de hierro 8 de MADEIRA
Toga clase de herramiehtas para cares seffS
una ininidad de articulos que seria prolijo emu
merar. ~ y. =
Ademis en- la mis- ma f1brica Sc compone tornsa
toda clase de objetos de hierro de MADEIRA ne fun-
de ell bronco cualesquiera pieza de maQuinufia
Use haee toda elase de trabajo de maquna herrerfa
earpinterfa.
Los sefores que gusten hacer sus pedidos. pueden
contar con cl mayor
esmero y prontitud en- los trabajss
Preeios MODICOS y q plazo conventional.
Dirgirse en- Arroyo
l2-2O L, RAMU.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-19
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
Ia oAMARA. % olMARA

Al regresar ell vapor de la Habana tocara en-
Puerto Plata
Estos precios son en- orc americana & la par su
eQuiyalente en- moneda corriente.
Sc eXpenden billetes de ret0rno para tres moses
una rebaia de % pa bneno por un ano para los
Yajes trasatlantieos seis meses para las Antilas
Sc haee rebala de SeXto los fpos esableci-
dos en- favor de las famias; pero solo en- los casos
que el impore del paSaJe, 81 Sc earga otali-
dad por toda la familia fuere igual al impore total
del paGale de cuatfo paSa1er0S adultoS dc Camara
FL t6rmino familia. solo comprende los padres sus
hjos Sus criados la rebaJa no 50 hartl las per-
sonas que tomen EilleteS de retorno, pasajeros
que temen biletes Los precios mas bajos des
de EUropa
Los ninos menos de ahos uno gratis de la
cuarta parte, de IL la mitad.
Los pasajeros para Francia, cuaiquier parte de
Europa. pueden quedar Is diaS Inglaterra ST asi
GUSTAV, vice versa los Ingaterra pueden que
dar en- Francia, Los paSajerOS por eStOS Yapores
entire Cherbourg, Paris Plymouth Londres, una
rebaja de 10 p9S los enlb0rcadoS en- este puerto.
ESta prohibido 4 los paSajer0s, elGbarcando en-
este puerto tOmar bileteS slno de los ARen-
tes en- San Juan Puerto Rico, Sres. Ldtimer & Co: e
pasaie tornado & bnrdo pagafa 10 pse de reearDo
Ademas de los puertos meneionados arriba pue-
den ohtenerse pasajes por los yaPores de esta Com
panla, para los Sigulentes IuntoS: Antigua Bafba-
das Belize, Cartagena. Colon. Curacao, Demerara
Dominica, Granada, Grey Town, Jacmel Jamaica
Saynia, Saint Kits. Santa Lucia. San Vicente To.
bago isla de Irinidnd.
Sc exigen ahora precios m0dic0S para los traspor-
ties de tabaco cafe q Europa.
Para pormenores sobre pasajes. fetes deInas di-
rigirse q la Agencia de la Compaf1ia.
La Compa1la asegura tOda claSe de val0res que
en- elective, metales preciosos joyas, Sc embarquen
en- los yapores de 10 linea destiRo Europa San
Thomas, Habana. 8 cualqufer otro punto de su ruta
-Agentcs. Latimer - Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-19
ojo! ojol ojol
AL PUBLICO De PUERTO-RICO.

Dariamente sc cometen contra ell p6bllcO
p6ridos enganos pOr sujetos POGO escrupulo-
sos, los cualeS yenden composconeS abom;na-
bles elaboradas en- Nueva-York que obtlenen
precios muy intimos, eXpendiend0 las mismas
como las Pldoras y Unguento de Holloway.
Esta nefarias falsfcaciones ilevan Ell los r6-
tuos de las cajas bOtes las palabras "Nueya-
York" lone Sc cyten las mlsmas como sc
evitaria la peste!
En- los libroS de direcciones de estas dcsca-
radas falsifcaciones actualmente Sc pone en-
gurarda al p6blico contra imitaciones esp1reas.
Los cqmpradorcs n ia denen examinar ar
'$,' 81 + ss 4 4sss 4 %s ansEs sa;ss
cesson iaSiticacio- *as~ses nes,
Las personals que sean defraudadas por los
vcndedores que expenden LAS Pildoras el
Ungtiento de Holloway" falsiitados como los
legitmos, seran al comunlcarme los pormeno-
res, liberalmente recompensadas, compromo-
titndome que no haya tfascondencia de Sus
nombres.
L6ndres, agosto IL de 1877-Firmado, To-
ndS H0lolOdY H. MO s. V. s. S26
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B0I(CA Dc CQlQN>
ATOCHA 15.-PONCE.

AguaS mlnerales naturales.
Aguas dentriiicas.
Cepillos y polvos para los diem
tes.
Biberones y bombas para es-
traer la leche.
Gerlngas de Coma, Gle flltro y
de cristal.
Suspensorios y bragueros.
1'intes para el pelo y barba.
Semillas de hortaliza frescas.
Tubos de gonna para jeringas.
Esponjas para la cara y para
bano.
Emphasizes sobre tela.
iIungiientos de autores diversos
Vinos, Jarabes y ETxires id. id.
Todo 10 cual Sc expende q
En- las prescripciones de 10
6 mes, ! v. 9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-19

So expiden passages de ida vuelta validos por dos
moses. is pc de rebaJa los pasaleres de cmara
NINOS.
Los ninos de los pasaJe.os aue no tengan amos
cumplidos son llevadoS gratis. Los que tCnEan )
amos cum plidos haSta sin cumplir, pAgardn "A pasa-
Je Los que tengan amos cumplidos llcguen IA
H. pagaran "a pnsaJe; de- u amos adelante pagan
pasaje entero. En- cas0 dc 20 una familia enga =
nifIos memories dc AMOS uno de elos soanicnte
lleva gratis. los otros pagarin = pasaje.
CRIADOS.
Los criados dc los pasaJeros pagaran los vialcs
trasatanticos, passage do entrepuonte 80 Las cra-
das pagaran las 23 del preoio del passage seEun la ea
tegoria tomada Dor sus amos: tienen dCrecho 4
estar en- los saonss sno el tempo rigurosamcntc
necesario para el servcio dc sus amos.
lsecomendanos los pasajeros inscribnn sus
nombres lugar dcnde van en- sus equpalcs,
earact6res inteligibes Los pasjes se eXpiden hsta
una hora antes de Ia Salida dc los vapores.
No Sc admiten fietes despues dc la llegada de los
vapores. Para mas informes dirigirse d los Consig
natarios.
BoRDA Conn.,
Mayagnez Il de Feprero de 1876.
NOTA. Desde ell L. de Julio de 1877 los
fetes y pasajes por estos yapores seran pa
gaderos en- ORC americana su equiva-
len.e en- moneda corriente con el D. Z de
premio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-19

Medicamentos para enfermeda
des secretaS
|Collares electricos para dcnti
cion.
Efectos para fonticulos.
Id. para totografia.
EspejueIos, lentes y cristales,
Articulos dc hygiene.
ICosm6ticos negros Y de color
Barnices, pinceles, brochas.
P1doras, diversos autores.
IGramlos dosimetricos.
Medicamentos de NAL sabor PIE
parados EN- capsulas.
Papeleria diversa.
Instruments para medir gotas
IDepurativos 8 zarzas varias.
precios m6dicos, sobre todo 81 |;
] Sres, Medicos Sc desplega la i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-19

: Pomadas y aceite medicinales.
Gamuzas y bahamas.
: -Cigarrillos pectorales, clases di-
yerSaS.
ETintas de colores para escribir.
Tintas de colores para lmpren-
Ia.
Jabones medicinales.
Vendajes y compresas.
Sondas, bordones, algalias.
Escupideras y cogines para en-
fermos.
! IGorros y vejigas para hielo.
Productos para piroteania.
Titles para Laboratories.
. Medicines homeopaticas.
ISanguijuelas alemanas.
rs ventas Sc veriIican al contado.
mayor escrupulosidad.
Ponce, Mayo q de 1877,
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sEGuEDo vIAJE MESsUAL.
KUTA tB.'

Cuando ell mes anterior tenga 81 das las llegadas
salidas serdn dia antes el primer vaje men
sual. En- los meses de Julio. Octubrey Diciembre ell
yapor ingles legard este puerto en- los das sehaa-
dos un dia despues.
Para comodidad de los pasaieros el vapor de la
Isla levara un intsrprete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-19
TORNO MECANICO
PR0PI0 PARA UNA HERRERA.

En- Bayamon, Sc yende uno en- buen estado
en- la cantidad de 5000 Para intormes, diri-
girse nuestros agentes los Sres. A. Felfu y
S1bfinoS. hta 10 obre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-19
Vapor Man.ela." captain Tillo'niL
yIAJE A PuERro- Rico PoR EL Sun DE SANTo DOMINGO
snouN Ell sIaUIENTE ITINERARIo.
I D A
reform
coNsIGNATARI0s.

NuryrrAs Sres D. p s. Dolz Comp.-GIBARA
u ueesores de Silva. Rodriguez Comp.-BARAcoA. H.
AIayoy Comp.-CyBA, Sres. s. L. kos comp r.
min Bernedo.--AGUADILLA Sres. Amel. julia ca
PIJFRTO- Rico Sres. Iriarte. Hermano de Caraeena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-19
La PEQUENA AATILLl
FABRICA DE Aqua CARB0NICA
LIMONADAS GASEOSAS. 81
4. SAN JOSE
7. SAN JOSE Z

Alentado por la creciente protection dc
este culto vecindario, ell duefio de este "a
acreditado establecimiento, ha completado
&, que Sc usan en- los pafses en- donde esta
industria esta la mayor altura Ell agra.
dable sabor de estas innocuas behidas " sus
efectos higienicos son va pOr experiencia
aqui bien conocidos
Las personas que gusten abonarse por me-
estar en- la seguridad de que Sc les servir6 &
precios en- extremes modico. Los que "a
vorezcan con sus pedidos esta fabrica cuen-
ten con que han de tomar Aqua oARBoNruA
LIMoNADAs GAsEosAs LEGITIMAs baratas asea-
das. ar
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TELAS DE COMPOSITION.

Hay de yenta do las de 4 euatro cinoo en- libra en-
cssa de los sehores Gonzalez lIefmGnos Plaza lrln-
cipui j ruz 70, Hts, ~ o>t.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-20
PRESERVING EGGS.

To four gallons of boiling water add half
peck of new lime, stirring it some time.
When cold remove any hard Jumps with a
coarse sieve; add ten ounces of salt and three
ounces OF cream tartar, and NIX the whole
thoroughly. The mixture is to stand a fort
night before using. The eggs are to be
packed as closely as possible, and to be kept
closely covered up. This is Professor Cor
belts receipt tor LINING eggs. AT q meeting
of the New York Farmers Club, where the
subject was discussed, the following plan
was given: A layer OF Stacked lime, wet TO
consistency that will allow the eggs to
stand upright in it. The bottom layer must
be two inches thick; the eggs are stuck into
this, small end downward, close, but not
touching. Over these fresh mixture of
Stacked lime is poured; the process contin-
ued until the vessel is full.
Many dealers prefer coating the eggs with
melted paraffine. This is done by simply
dipping them in the mixture.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-20
SMUT CARRIED BY FLOODS.

Nj. luplcssis, before the French Academy
Of scloces, gives a singular instance of the
TRANSMISSION of disease from one crop to an
other the agency of floods. Of field Of
rye on,he banks Of the Loire, one-half was
attackl with ergot or smut, while the other
halt Ws entirely free from all traces of dis
ease. The line of demarcation between the
health and the unhealthy parts of the field
was jlt the limit reached by an overflow of
the riW. Some distance from this field was
anotht crop of rye, which had been attack
ed wit ergot in the previous year. The i'll
fefencis that the germs of the fungus were
brouet down by the waters of the Loire
from le infected field, which they overflow
ed, tdie lower field, which was also flood
ed mart. The case would seem to be well
authdcated,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-20

The inquiry has shown a decided improve
ment, although with large supplies pouring
III it is idle to expect that that prices will be
to any extent affected by the enhanced re-
quest. The imports of wheat into London
during the past fortnight have been enor-
mons, Mondays list showing upwards of
100000 quarters, and the returns to Friday
the further arrival of 1920 quarters.
The pressure to sell American wheat on
ships, to avoid the expense OF warehousing,
has tended to a decline of {: shilling per
quarter. OF course, the large imports now
arriving are considerably in excess of our
immediate requirements, but from the re-
cent tone observable in tfade it is evident
that the outlook for holders is not so gloomy
as many might imagine. The course OF pol
itics is being closely watched and this is
undoubtedly weak point as far as sellers
are concerned, as d termination of the war
between Turkey and Russia would set free
the accumulation of grain in the Black Sea
ports, and bring about, for time, state Of
things not unlike a panic in the wheat mar
ket.
Our exports continue fair, as cheap white
wheat is in request to supplement- the def
cient harvest in France. Feedng-corn is
quiet. There is very little alteration in the
value of barley, oats and maize, with fair
arrivals at ports Of call. The floating cargo
trade for wheat has ruled steady at an inn
provement Of about siXpence per quarter.
Maize has advanced to a similar extent.
Barley is firm.
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EASTERN WASHINGTON.

Governor Ferry, in his late message to the
Washington Legislature. asserts That III MS
opinion the lands in Washington Territory
East of the Cascades are capable Of produe-
ing fifty millions Of bushels ct wheat atllo-
ally. There is certainly vast Wheat pro-
r,ucing region in Eastern Oregon ana wash
ineton and Northern Idaho, which will as
tonish the world, not alone for IT'S wide ex-
tent available for wheat culture, but also py
its wonderful productions, as soon as deVei-
opment can show It's value In view OF TINS
fact we always urge on the two great niea-
s,res-the opening up Of free navigation on
the Columbia and the construction oi 'he
Northern Pacific Railroads. OF paramount
importance to the whole nation as well as 'f
the Pacific Northwest Wslta"aette Farmer
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THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER.

A progressive farmer is one who progress
ses in his profession. Every year you can
zee an Improvement in his farm. His crops
sre better. His farm grows richer instead
uf poorer He has wise system OF rotation
Of fcrops, and sows clover for pasturage, ana
hay 10 keep up the fertility OF his land. LIE
makes better fences, removes stumpS ana
stones, applies mauures, erects gates, ana
keeps buildings in repair. lie has shelter
for his implements, and every ploW and har-
row, reaper and mower, wagon and cart, Is
protected from thainclemencies of the Wes-
ther, as much as his family. lie has good
barns and stables to hold his stock, and the
hay, straw and grain to feed them. lie has
generous supply of water close at hand, SO
that time may not be wasted in atfording II
10 them. He gets the improved breeds Of
stock because it takes less to feed them ano
they sell higher than scrubs. he uses the
abest implements and machines as fast as hiS
means enable him to. He lays out work fol
stormy days as we'll as pleasant ones so tha
notime may be lost. He has good orchard
snd garden, and finds that it pays to taxi
good care OF them. And lastly, he sub
seribes for good agricultural papers, whici
taed light upon his professional
Karat World.