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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
Dry Goods,
Canned Goods.

Tomatoes. = ID. 81 % per doz., 3 lib
81 30nl4) per doa; beaches, = ID Il %
per doz., , liz 81 50 per loz.,3 ID seconds
81 10 per doz; corn 81 2O(al 80 per doz.,
Winsipw'S II -; string beans 81 II;
lima beans 81 40; blackberries 81 ID;
damson II 90; cherries II -; pine ap.
pies - 90; salmon, ! ID ii ID per doz;
cove oysters, | III light weight, soc per
doz.. ID full weight, 81 -, > Id light
.r.i.h. II ~ Nor lnunn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

Nc oCrr tai- uorning 200
T-i.,a,' sioasS I'm black anu
.,.ht cloth. i.;e latest noSciiy u
nae sc:;sau. Gail and examine
orr Styles. WhaSiirS G'y"ar
company, HOG Main ; treci.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
IL & o, II. II.

The round trip tickets via the 3. Il o:
l.. r.. TO Baltimore and return are good
until October 231. Fare only $40. You
90 and return via Washington City by
taking the L. 4 D. Il. Il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
Childrens' Excursion to Pittsburgh Tx
po.ition, Saturday, October 9th.

Round trip tickets To Pittsburgh for
children under - years OF age, 81 ID.
This includes admission to the Exposi.
ton. Excursion trains leave Wheeling
Mt $50 4. NJ, l:l2 +. NJ. and 400 T. NJ,
Saturday, October o. Tickets good for
return passage until Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

Or old or young. or gray OF gay,
Those who now let their teeth decay,
With breath We can't endure;
The thought their after life will haunt,
That they neglected SOZODONT,
That would have kept all pure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

"ASTED-A YOUNG NAN ACQUAINTED
w with the Dry Goods Business, and Mo
can make himself generally useful. One vi
u acquainted with the r.'rr-.s'r-d RAJ
HENRY ROENER'S,
ocS 20i Main etrOek
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

L0UIs LIyGAN,N's First Class Saloon,
l22) Water street, will have a fine lunch
every morning from . te IL o'clock.
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s,aDital Prize, 900.

1877 Prizes. Amounting .lii0,< 700
Responsible corresponding agents wanted At
all points, to whom . liberal compensation will
be paid.
Write, clearly stating full address. for further
Information. or send orders by express. or In .
Registered Letter or Money Order by mail, I'd.
dressed only 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

Louis liSGANAN's. First Glass Saloon,
100 Water street, will have a tine lunch
every morning from . To IL o'clock.
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REMARKS.

There is a large increase in the NUM-.
Der OF the receipts over last week but q
deterioration in the quality, lew good
Sheep being among the receipts, most
OF the stock being the common to lar
grades. We quote butcher Sheep at
3iG5 cts; Lambs, 465i cts; and stock
Sheep 81 SOFAS - for common to best.
Wethers sell at 3i@4l cts, There is II
GOOD demand for good butcher Sheep
and Lambs, and feeding wethers, but
ewes. unless very fine, are not wanted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

sr,,so. Sniis in endless .ari-
c;y =, Nel,n IS Cos. Gnc l'rice
sIn.lain- House, H., Miiri'e'
81. a.ijoipirg Opera Home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

Dox'r forget the Millinery opening at
E. Rody's, lll9 Main street, Friday,
October 9Th.
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N. A. DAUPHIN

NtW VTIF2Hh, IAs1
or sane person a. No. SO Broadway, New Yoik.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawing are uI-
der the supervision and management Of Geperls
q. T. Beaureaari and Jubsl A. EArly. spi5wSg
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I.stter-Csriier Report.

Theiollowing tabular statement shows
the amount III work done during the
month oil september by the mali car
riprS:
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ATTACHMENT ~ A.rnrz,r.

The oblec, of this suit 10 10 recover from the
DEFENDANT ID. .in OF SIS -, with interest there
on irom the 1T day Of July, 1851, until ayment
for goods. wares and merchandise. tO-wit:
Q~uecnswAre sold and delivered by the said plain.
tihs N the saii defendant The attachment
issued herein having been returned executed,
and II Appearing that ,sid defendant has not
been served with process in this cause, nor
With G copy II said order OF attachment, IL Is
ordered tina. the ssid James l.. Harper do appear
within one month after the date Of the nnt pub
liCstion OF this order and do what "a pecesssry
70 protect bis interests In ssid cause.
GEORGE HOOK,
Clerk OF County Court Of Ohio county, w. Va.
Hugul, hcEsnnan and Walton. sttorney for
plainuhk. Tu22osvt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

CorrEg-Fair to good Rio at l3@l5c;
choice lSc, hes, Wheeling roasted lSc,
.Arbucklcs'20c yellow Rio lSc, Java23c.
MoLAssIs-Syrup,co common iOc; bright
46c; prime, iSc;New Orleans, prime iSCG
52c; choice soc.
SvGAR-Reiinci hard crushed He;
pulycrisel. lie; granulated, lO!c, STAN
dari 4, l0,c; Oh A, 9!c; Palace &, 9or;
extra &, Ole: best yellow, Sc; common
yellow Sa Sic: New Orleans 7i@Sic.
Dry Goods.
Business in this line is reported rs
good .or this season Of the year; agents
have made prices tor canton iiannels
ranging from : to lie, there being a
full stock on hands. We give quota.
tons on leading articles: Muslins 5@
7.r: ginghamS 74m9c; chevoits 1!c;
crashes 5ml Gt: dcnims 9Hl3ic; ducks
llmi5c; jeans 30 50c; table linens -
GI5c; AMI dress goods l0a.0c. Prints
are Quoteda rs follows:
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TAKE NOTICE.

Pos;masters and the Public T.a tax notice
that the rsccni orjer Of n, PO~s'mdstr-Gs'rrdi "a
dui.ng iron, TIE mad. ios NOT apply 10 ne
Lou,.iana Stui, L0ttcry, nit.dii stcs u'h he r'gi'-
tired mi E.oney oolr. issued 10 tbs Company az
h.r,tgJJtc.
A splendid opportunity TO win Q fortune.
Tenth Grand Distribution. Glass X. at New o.
leans, Tuesday, October l!th, lssD-l!ih Month
10 nrautpc
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This institution was regularly incorporated by
me Legislature Of the state for Educational and
Charitable purposes, In lSs, for the TERN OF
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, 10 which contract inc
inviolable faith Of the State II pledged, which
pledge has been renewed by An overwhelming
popular vote, securing its franchise in the new
constitution adopted December ~, A. ID. 1879
with q Capital OF 81 COO, 90. TO which " has snce
added A r-Ciyc fund Oi 5000. rGrand single
Number Distribution will take plare monthly,
on the second Tuesday II never scales or post.
pons-. Look at the following distribution:
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Record.

As tg.ea 1t >crucr"s Opera House
trg" stove;
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GENERAL MARKETS
Wheeliu; WEclsSaie.

ucSlil-
There is no change in the -four quota
tons OF this morning and the market is
steady and brisk.
The old corn hes all been cleaned out
out of the market and the new is too
young for dealers as yet.
Oats, barley, hay and seeds remain in
the same condition.
The meat market during the past week
has been quiet and but little has been
doing. Some meats have dropped a
fraction OF a cent and the rest remain
the same.
Dry goods are doing s~plendidly and
lie merchants have all they can do to
FL orders.
Canned goods have commenced to az
vance in price with the closing OF the
simmer season and the orders are COM
ing in.
The grocery trade, both retail and
wholesale, is in a good, prosperous con-
dition.
Whisky is at sl.09 per proof gallon
and is firm.
Pel,s have advanced considerably.
Business, generally speaking, is good.
Flour
Family an,to ~
Fancy. patent .."' We. 80
S1r:u. o VeSo 90
WUcAr-The market has not changed
since our last quotations: prices,for best
! grades new 93c.
Cosy-There is no old corn in the
market and the new 0 is at present
to- green 10 handle.
Ryr-Ticre is some being offered IN
the market at 6jc. The trade, however,
is light.
OArS-The market is lively and good
demand; supply is good; new 3OG35c.
BAgLEY-Scarcc, with a fair demand,
except or the best qualities,a 65G'oc.
Hiy-Good demand and supply equal
! f. il: new loose on wagons Sl6 UVg
Is 90 per ton: hr'led at SIS.
Sggps-rimOthy steady at 81 6O(d2 -
! perhushcl for Western GLOVER seed 50 oO
as 5oper bushel:
Packages for meats held as follows:
CASKS, 1000 lbs: hall casks, . lbs;
tinrcrs, 3j0 les; barrels, 80 lbs. bags,
200 lis. No charge for package. =,
Meats ar quiet, with slight demand
IT former figures. We quote as follows:
!. G.. Hans. u to IL r. Cnuyas""."""". II
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

PITTSBURGH, October 6.-River ten
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant.
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Attachment Notice.

County Court OF ONO county. West Virginia.
$780,, s-uGmbcr Rules, 1919.
william Brunt, u. Henry Brunt, Elizabeth
Bloor. George "A. Martin and Samuel A, I'm.
inery, partneri doing business IS Brunt, Bioor,
Martin K Co,
A6AiSsT
lame. l. HaPrsr
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DELIVERED.

Showing an increase OF 20,6l3 pieces
compared with the same month last
year.
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REMARKS.

The market is amply supplied thus
week. the receipts showing a marked
increase in the numbers as also o con.
siderable improvement IN their qualliy
as compared with last week III near!
all the grades, but n reporting any
falling off in that respect. n emahu
is reported from fair to good in all the
wards. We have to report a slight de-
cline in prices. We quote rough hogs,
sows and stays, at 6!tas1 cts, and better
GRADES 7lGy7l cts, with extra at : cts.
eurrp ,<D LAMBS,
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SRx.RKs on BEEF CATTLE.

REMARKS on BEEF CATTLE.
The arrivals of Cattle during the week
amounted to 47lO head. against 4,l5o
last week and CAT head the correspond
inc week OF last year, and the sales our
ing the week amounted to ~ hesui
against 9 ,749 last week and STE heaa
the corresponding week oil last year. anu
ware "A follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

Packages for meats held as follows:
CASKS, 1000 lbs: hall casks, 500 lbs;
~,iorcrs. 3j0 les; barrels, go lbs. bags,
300 LIS. No charge for package. =,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07

Tic market tnls WeeA ,a''@ II
az 10 prices from that Of last week. II
wss not anv more active in opening
han il was then, and continued with
nerhaps a little more firmness, or az
asst without ANY serious decline toward
the close, owing to butchers buying
more freely to tide over the holiday next
week. The quality was OF q little Set.er
average, there being more OF the 'ei last
crades-next to the tops-thah iast
week. We quote at ai@5. cts. few
sclsct selling to two OF u baltimore
butchers at the latter price. Most sales
were recorded at 3tG4i cts.
MICH cows.
There il a little better demand ior
good Cows. We quote at s25G+o as 10
quality.
SWINE.
Arrivals this ~,
Arrivals last week -.............".. ....' ..""'' a.,
A 4. n,A vaaF apn ...ss 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-01
British Bits

London, 30.-In the House of Lords
the ground game bill passed its second
reading by vote Of IS to 20. The lords
acted on the advice Of Lord Beaconsfeld,
who advocated considerable amounts in
the committee rather than rejection.
Though he objected to the bill, be
thought the lords would be taking up 9
feeble position when en- the eve Of con-
stitutional struggle, in joining issue with
the Commons on such secondary ques-
ton.
In the House of Comm ons, tonight.
the debate on the constsbulary vote was
resumed. Parnell asked if Foster, in the
event Of landlords continuing to abuse
their power, would advise the summon
ing of Parliament during recess to pass a
law protecting tenants. Mr.. Foster did
the winter to ask Parliament to paSs =
coercion bill or interfere for the protection
of tenants, but if he were convinced the
lsw as 1t stood was an instrument Of in
justice, he would not be an instrument
after brief debate, passed-l05 to rs.
The House shortly after passed all the IT.
manning votes Of estimates.
Lonuoni o1s-4no NOte Oy winch the
House Of Commons passed the Irish con-
stabulsry bill last was los to g. Gov
ernment's majority, 76. Two English
men, the member for Newcastle-on-Tyn
and Chas. Bradlaugh, member for North
ampton, both radicals, voted in the
minority. About twenty conservatives
supported the government. There was
no attempt at obstruction.
The House of Lords, this evening,
passed the employers liability bill, as
amended in that body. A motion TO in
sert 3 section thst claims be preferred
against an employer in case of injury
caused by negligence on the part OF any
person in the service Of ouch employer,
was negstived without division. The
savings bank bill was read the second
time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-01
TELEGRAPHTC
POLITICAL POINTS.
Republicans COneede Mains 10
Themselves.
CaliforuIa tor Hancoek

New York, SI.-Tha Herald comedies
Maine TO republicans and forecasts an
undiminished republican majority in
Vermont. It adds if tins fans and
loyalty OF Hancock capture no republic
can voters in Vermont, there Will be
| little to fear on that score in other stats.
/ The Times announces the conversion
to republicanisIn in Vermont OF Ion.
Smith Ely, q life long wealthy aud
influential democrat, who has large
capital invested in mining intere.tS, and
whose monthly pay roll embraces over
l. ,0e0 men.
The ITi6uae'S Name adviees says
from all paris Of the state come most
cheering reports. The interest Of tenn per
anee, engineered and carried on by
democratic capital and for democratic
ends, has resulted in sihking its
movers in disgrace and stirring
up more earnest and pro-
found feeling among honest temperance |
men for the support of ihe republican |
csuse. The announcement OF Mr.. Cove, /
fusion ex-secretsry of state, is having q
powerful effect upon republican green
hackers. His letter rings like trumpet
over the state, calling upon green hackers
10 beware Of the democracy and rally 10
The republican standard. The quiet but
sure work among voters is producing
grand results. The present week will be
one of unparalleled effort in the state.
AS voters begin TO realize that the cleo
ion will sound the key note Of the
rational struggle, they become thor
1ughly interested.
The Express prints an interview with
4. B. Dibble, OF San Francisco, who 5e-
'lares that California will give him cleo
oral votes to Hancock. Two-thirds Of
he ward pre- idents of the Workingmen's
Club have declared for him. Kearney
las row no following Three-ftths of !
be workingmen in the state are demo-
rats.
Reading, 3l-Democrats in Hester
Jlymen's district nominated Dane Err
nentroul for Congress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-01
Foreign Flashes.

Berlin, Bismarck went TO Pots
dam yesterday, and visited the Prince
and fincess OF Bulgaris, who returned
the visit at Berlin to-day, remaining
some time at the residence Of the chan
cellor. Prince Bismarck and the Prince
Of Roumania have discussed the advisa-
bility OF making Roumania kingdom.
Germany fayors this step.
Constsntinsple, 30.-No sign of an in
clination on the part of the Porte TO
abandon the policy OF obstinate resist
ance.
St. Petersburg, 3O.-It is confidently
stated that Gen. Skobelof' has only $500
men. 1t may be presumed that offensive
operations, on large scxle, are not likely
for some time.
Berlin, 31.-Twenty-sight members of
the Reiehs:ag and Lsndtsg have pub
lished q declaration announcing their
secession from the national liberal party
They declare it their intention to uphold
political liberties already achieved and to
com bat oppressive indirect taxes. They
alse insist upon religious freedom being
guaranteed by the legislature.
Vienna, 3I-On the return of the
King of Greeceto Athens, the Greek navy
will be placed on a war footing.
Constantinople, 3l.-Albanian chiefs
declare that when ships appear Alba
mans will enter Montenegro and retake
Podgeritza. Risa PAsha, Turkish COM
mander, reports the state Of affairs very
critical and Albanians much excited.
Risa PashA was guarded by !, 500 SOL
diers. a correspondent writes that Al
bAnians are arriving in small numbers.
About 2, SEQ are now there. He believes
the powers will have to land troops to
make settlement.
Toronto, 3l.-Hanlon leaves for Eng
land on Thursday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-01
CrOwdiug the Jesuirs.

Paris, 30.-Newspapers announce thai
the police will to-morrow visit Jesuit
scholastic Institutions throughout France
10 execute the DEGREES against unauthor-
lied congregations. At the jesuit eslab-
lishmsnI in Dion to-day the police found
only one regular priest, who is new
director of The establishment, and one
Jesuit representing the society IN its
civil capacity as proprietor Of the build
iLg. 1t is believed that the police will
find all establishments of the society
similarly evacuated.
paris, 31.-Three large jesuit schools
in Paris have been entirely evacuated
and the authorizes have walled up the
doors Of the establishments. New civil
directors have already been installed in
the vacant posts. With regard to other
schools affected by the NJ -reh decree, il
is rumored that government snd various
Unauthorized religious conf aternitiss
have agreed upon the terms Of = letter
which Is to take the Ilace Of the demand
for authorization hitherto required by
law. By this letter heads Of schools will
bind Themselves to hold sloof from polit-
zeal questions, and not 10 take an sttitude
Of hostility towards the present order OF
things. In the presentation OF this letter
to the authority, government will con-
slider congregations as legally authorized.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-01
Oursy,a Successor.

Washington, 80. - Acting Secretary
Bell, of the interior department, received
q dispatch this evening from Mr.. Money
Penny, chairman Of the Ute commission,
dated Southern Ute Agency, August
oath, which confirms the published re-
port Of Chief OuraY's death. Up to the
time of the receipt of his telegram, which
it will be observed, was six days on the
way, Bell was inclined to discredit the
report of Ouray's death. The dispatch
says: Oursy died this morning. The
commission fear this may embarrAss them
in their work Held full council yes
terday, but no Indians signed the treaty,
VAlifcatien, Ignate and other chiefs OPP
posed it.
Los Pinos, 27.-1he grand council.
yesterday, elected Sspovonari Ouray's
successor. He had the confidence OF
Ouray, to whom, however, he was in
ferior. The Utes killed FIVE of Ouray's
best horses to accompany him 10 the
happy hunting grounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-01
Domestic Dashes.

J. Cleveland, Ohio, 3O.-A boiler weigh.
lIng 1000 pounds in the National OF
Works on Canal street. exploded tbi:
afternoon and was blown 900 yards, 10
lCs flight breaking IN two large telegraph
poles and denolishIng Factory Street
| Bridge over the canal Two men and a
boy were injured, Engineer WEIGH pro-
! baby fatally. The cause Of the explo-
sion is unknown.
Philadelphia, Ps., 30.-Rev. D. K.
De Hughes, Msthodist mini,ter of
Cinnaminson, n. j., and publisher Of
the CsrisLiGn Herald, at thst place,
jumped from ferry boat while crossing
from Camden to Philadelphia, at u
o'clock tonight, and was drowned. be
left pocket book in which was letter
addressed to g. B. Lloyd, of Cinnamin-
son.
Scranton, Pa, 3l.-All cosl miners in
this region have resumed work en- full
time.
Orange, n. j., sI.-Rev. DR.. VIM.
Adams, l.. L. D., president Of the Union
Theological Seminary, New York, died |
his morning.
New YORK, sI.-Since Saturday 2, 42l
immigrants have arrived at Castle Gar
len.
The Times: A citizen ofGrand Rapids,
Michigan, thinking he had csncsr OF the
tomsch, absta;ned from food sixty-fVe
lays and died OF starvation. A pOIt-
nortem showed his brain to be the only
Iiseased part Of his body.
The five sick men put off an upward
,ound river steamer at Vicksburg we're
Il with ordinary malsrial fever quite
emmon st this time of year.
The victorious turner's of Milwaukee,
Tho took large number Of prizes in
Europe, over all other European turner's,
re on the ship Herder, expected TO day.
: grand reception will be rendered them.
Chicogo, 31.-There arrived in the
ty, this morning by the Chicago, Rock
-land aid Pacific Railroad, the Crede-
lore rifle team of California, comprised
some officers Of the regular army,
estined east to test their skill As marks
len.
New York, 3l.-The cable reports
!, $4,000 shipped from HaYre to New
Ork on Saturday, over s., 10000 from
ondon and S60O,0O0 Withdrawn from
e Bank of England for Montreal.
Toledo, 3l.-Extensive preparations
Q making for the meeting Of the army
the Cumberland here on September
rd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-01
STOCKS in New York.

New York, 5O.-The World says: At
the Stock Exchange to-day the sales
amounted to only 2I2,4 74 shares, sgainst
277, 629 on Saturday, but the decrease in
business to-day is readily accounted for
b. the opening Of the Exchange at IL
O'Clock, as usual on Monday, and the dis
agreeable weather. The largest transact
tons were in Erie, 1854; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western. 29,009; St.
Paul, Il, $50; Hannibal and st. Joe, IL,
OLA aud Lake Shore, 10,150 Heavy
dealings in Calsverss at the Mining Ex-
change to-day ran the aggregate of sales
up to y 2O3 shares against 1855 on
Saturday, but the other stocks on the
list were dull. Some leading stocks were
veal. The general market, however,
was rather more steady than it has been
for the past few days, in some instance:
closing prices were the best Of the day
Lower quotations from San francisco
have further depressed the prices fol
Comstock shares.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-01
DeLesseps' Canal.

New York, S1.-There is good reason
to believe DeLesseps' Panama Canal
stock will be placed on the market, By 8
syndicate Of American bankers. in few
days, who will act under the protection
of the American government.
The Bulletin ssys our private informa-
zion confirms the cable dispatch snneunc-
ing the definite formation Of DeLesseps'
Canal Company is imminent. It is pro-
bable moreover that the syndicate will
embrace the support of banking houses in
this city and San Francisco. The bankers
appear to have concluded that the prestige
of Lesseps, as successful protector Of the
Suez Canal, will insure sufficient sub
scriptions for the first issue Of about 5O0,-
OOO, 600 francs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-01
minnesota,s Wheat CROP.

New York, 81 The Times st. Paul
correspondent claims 100000 bushels
of wheat as the lowest aggregate at which
conservative men place the yield OF Min
nesota this year. He says this Is feveral
millions more bushels than have ever
been returned in a single year in state
where an inexact system of returns snd
statistics prevailed. California, which
I'D to this time has been the heaviest
wheat producing state, grew 80, OO0, 600
bushels last year, to Minnesota's 81 ,OOO,-
600, The average in California has not
increased, as It has here and though San
FrAncisco papers claim large increase
through the heavier yield of fields it j:
hardly likely that the whole amount viii
exceed what is grown in Minnesota and
Dskota. Northera and southern WiscoH-
son with Minnesota will probably pro-
duce one-tenth of the wheat grown in
the United States this season, calling the
whole amount $50, 00O,OO bushels.