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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09


TRIAL JURoRs.-Following are the
trial jurors empaneled for the March
term, to appear Monday, 18th instant,
at 10 O'clock A. NJ: Miles R. Wing,
Henry c. Bath, NJ. Giliigan, d. Brule,
George Mclaughlin, L. S. Greenlaw,
E. McFadden, A. w. Benson. c. Z.
Helm, Leon Henrlson, Andrew Wright,
Benjamin Hayes, Jacob Straight, NJ. Z.
Glover, B. T. johnson, Nelson Stud
meyer, Lyman A. Frisbie, George r.
Davis, John A. Risdon, l.. l.. Siddons,
]. G. Meder, Robert Crahb, G. r. Dobbs,
Seymour Pixley, George c. Bryson.
MAKES NO Worcestershire Gold
Hill Nems takes exceptions to the AP-
PEAL's assertion to the effect that there
is nothing remarkable about the music
Of the Royal MILDLY. The Meas holds
that it approaches grand opera. The
composer appears to have been obliged
to "approach" several grand operas be-
fore he composed it, as most Of the
music in it, which really amounts TO
anything, has been appropriated. It is
some months since the Royal MILDLY
first made its appearance OF this coast,
and vet its music has made so little I'M
preston that one never hears d single
air from it whistles on the streets.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09

BocCACCIo. - This charming opera
was given last night to delighted au-
dience. The piece is far Superior to
the "Royal Mildly" both in dramatic
construction and music. The east WAS
admirably sustained throughout. Miss
Melville as the gay poet and Miss Plais-
ted as .9Fiamettss" did some splendid
vocal and dramatic work and the conf
edy element was capiti,iiy brought out.
Tom CasSelli as "LOtteriDghi,o the
cooper, with his song was a worthy fea
ture. The finale Of the second act re-
ceived a deserved recognition. The
pantomine and the enchanted tree We're
we'll appreciated novelties ana the au-
dienee felt that they had spent their
evening advantageously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
Summer Resorts

COUNTRY BOARD.-IIOuse large can &C.
~ comuOdate twelve situated on beautiful lake
from church and post Office. and from Harlem depot
dress q. T. 81 ERCE, sharon, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18

SUNDAY, Jnly Up. NJ.
Last weeks business ut the mining stock ex-
changes was not of character that is likely to
courage public interest III mining enterprises or
mining stock spcculations because the public is al
ways Oh the bull side of speculation and never sells
what 1t does not own. 1t is not improbable that
some of the stocks which recently have been most
active III our local markets selling for all
or even more than they worth; but that does
not change the fact that within two months they
values adviccs OF the most cheering kind respect
ing the properties and the failure of "s;x-inch"
water pipe is insufficient to account for shrinkagc
OF over TG,OO0O00 in the value Of the properties
affected by this Temporary failure" of the pipe
large portion of the decline may be attributed to a
" bear manipulation That it has worked discour-
agcmcnt to the development Of an Eastern interest
in mining is evinccd by falling off of the general
business i'll mining stocks and desire shown by
holders to sell really good "divldend earning"
stocks and consequent decline i'll the prices of the
best as wei! as i'll the poor and doubtful shares.
yesterday markets were much like those of other
days during the week. There Il little more
StcdincsS shown by the State Line and Oriental and
were maintained to the end of the day were made.
Oriental and Miller rose from 81 cents to l.O0d7
cents Nos. = and 3 rose from 3.S5 to 3.9J03.00,
and Nos. and 1, after sales at % cents aud at 90,
closed unchanged ut Moose opened 10 cents lower
at 80 cents but steadily advanced to % cents. OF
hc Leadvc shares Chrvsolite was II better ut . -,
Iron Silver 10 cents higher at 30, and Big Pitts
burg steady ut 2.1J. Silver Cliff weak and de-
lower at 200 and afterward sold at 2. Central
Altoona declined from AS to 3l2. Green Mountain
sold at $50 and Cherokee at l25. The markets
closed dull and Irregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
LITERARY NOTES.

"Patty's Pcivcrs;.iea.' the next RoundRobm
novel, will be issued this week by James X. Osgood
d Co.
A. s. Barnes & Co. have issuea third edition Of
Mrs Martha J. Lambs excellent History of the
City of New-Yorl,.'
A noa n.ho.oey Of poctrg entitled The House
hold Library of Catholic Poets" will be published
III September 10y Mr.. Eliot Ryder of Notrc Dame
University, Indiana.
The first Volume OF Sermons by the Rev. Phillips
Brooks has reached sale of 1900 copies which
gives promise of an active demand fer the new vol
ume which T.. Z. Dutton 4 Go. VIII issue III Septcm-
Ter under the titlc "'rhc Candle Of the Lord and
Other Sermons"
translation of "Mousicur, Madame and the
Baby" by ". Gustave Droz, Is nearly ready at T. f.
Peterson & Eros. 1t is said TO he very popular in
France. and is described aS ii Frcnchman's treat
mcnt of the theme that forms the humorous basis OF
IIclcn's Babies"
DR.. Lyman Abbott is now engaged in writing an
introduction to the Pauline Epistes which will be
issued in the autumn with Romans. The volume
VIII be adapted to both the new and the old YER
sions. 1t will be uniform with the same authors
Commentary on the Gospels and Acts"
Mr.. Hepwort's story with the explanatory title
is noticed by The Literary Borid, in the spirit Of
which it was named: It's title is "!!" We will
only add that opened it with rg9. were con-
tented to read 1t at skipped some \ which
seemed rather stupid, found it marked with
rather and TO be without in recent literature
and are inclined to mark it as book which belongs
in y. 1t does not easily yield 40 and hardly de-
mands more than this e. We do not mean to cast
any upon it, but whoever sits down to real it
through will have to his attention to the task.
Mr.. Hinton II. Helpers gift of $1,000 in five
prizes for the best essays and poems celebrating
his scheme for a railway connecting North America
Central America and South America will not have
been forgotten. In fulflmen of the original promise
the three successful essays and two poems have been
published in a volume bearing the imprint of w. S.
Bryan, st. Louis The title. in ITSELF is ordinary
production, and follows: 1.-THE Three
Americas Railway an international and intcrcon-
tiuental enterprise outlined in numerous formal dis
questions and five elaborate essays all strongly adj
vocating free and fast and full and friendly inter
communication between the sixteen adjunctve and
concordant Republics of the NowW orld."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
AT CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.
nuRopnAN rINANcrAtvARlp3s

LONDON. July lt-1hc Economist ~ this
Ialo % SiS'.nn; ioT Bank ils 90 days 70 months
cent HE stock a. a n.,.k.s
nicnts favorable althoueh
worthy exceptions IN the Amc Italian
Tcntes Money beng settlement readily ar.
ranged with low continuation rates toiso.s H1.i rails
ana RUSSIAN bonds generally, though largely ed
me IN Aiica, The
seems I" give e revolt cause uneasins There many
no The EXCHANGE TIA
genSI current 81 operations va, sluggish Speculation was
coninc 10 limited channels instead ~ being %
character the ,nd Of
nave been OF securities
WIN the previous speculative buy tnafions
NNt-N'
IoNDoN, July l6-l2:3op MT bonds four per cene
llf Atanic ana Great western first trustees
cetncatcs 5o4 do second pa Erie, a., 10. second
colsos loi l.; NewNofk Central. lf7 Illinois
IT,; rennsylvania Central 80 Now Yors. Ontario and
western. S5'4; Milwaukee and -. Paul Noalaton
LONDON. July lO-4Oo-Atlanuc and Great Western FIRST
mortgage trustees certificates 81 Work
lis Illinois Pcnnsglvaua
Co..; New loIk ontario and Western .5 IA: Nil,Sankes
AID ~. Paul common, rs. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
Situations tOanle0--t tlnIes.

ROLLER FIREMAN.-By a native of Norway
~ age ~ WHO speaks good angi- as boiler fireman has
good references. KARI BoLsfHD iJS hoscusKo
| COACHMAN.-By man who has had several
yenrs sIperGnGo as coac,man or groom fully under
es %1 S GSls aug M East S s ca" " first
| COACIIMAN, GARDENER or USEFUL MAN.
not a Of EE MF {onnE @ KIN best city
hand cal os ay 1' %@a s @&a writes an excellent
COLLECTOR:-By a young man, age %, po-
aso ar Gn az sS sosItr from r
COLLECTOR, LIGHT PORTER in whole
pcnea %mc sh MS GT later ,
J. y. WEBER il. POP Piiuccst, brooklyn.
| IGHT PORTER OR DRIVER.-By an Amer
~ lean age "a sncaking German. light porter
oGis d ERiSFG !o4 " Vest
| ,IGHT PORTER, DRIVER or STABLE
caTeul r Ssr %ss hal nvc
FGIs i' East l i$ ST. a' H''' class references
/ IGHT PORTER or USEFUL MAN.-An
useful experience cee boy | can SG t1 nE
a.t ss' references call or address JOHN hAL0NY 500
OFFICE ASSISTANT or ASSISTANT BOOK
q has a fS spH E a@G are
cSpo n "n% S'sr Sa as Once nneA
DORTER OR HANDY MANLY a German.
ago 3s in hotel experienced as cabinet maker
aceephDc Please address Sp@T b sSs
once.
DORTER or USEFUL MAINLY Il steady.
strong and active Swede. 40 porter general
full man in wholesale house Al
dress JANITOR 22S Madison.avc. ~
DORrER, DRIVER or USEFUL MANA
young man, age 80; several years experience provs
cher business furnish f.
RESrOklCk 2SS West 2Othst.
STABLEMAN or PORTER.-By Il single
aaa 4Ef p 22G sS s
North 2dst Brooklyn, T.. u.
TRANSLAIOR.-AS n translator in some
Kind OF business by of good education no
speaks EiPish German and the scandinavian
best of references given Please address W. Tribune ce
WATCIMAN or JANITOR-By n temper-
ate reliable Swcde, 40, married IA Waterman or
janiior would prefer employment Il wholesale house or
office building has recommendations highest charao
ter J. b., l75 Avenue-C " e ~
WATCHMAN, JANITOR or PORTER-Bv
w young Canadian, %. stout healthy and
industrious can furnish first class good
mechanic ana willing to accept moderate salary ADON Is
Tribune Office. '
WILL some kind hearted lady or gentleman
w. give on ora solder some lisht employment He
his country through the Mexican War
war OF 1851 ~ an officer OF the line temperate
moral ana courteous references given Please address VET
ERAN, Tribune Oncc. --
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
CLOSING PRICES OF Rosroy STOCKS
Boston, SATURDAY. Julv l6. I


y " = " Is III" 3 a n
LIVERPOOL July lG.-l2:o D. m.--Cottoa- Market dun
and easier; Middling CplSnds 0scl Middliup orleans
oSd sales 6ooO bales, including 500 bales slecus.
uoh export receipts 100 bales.
Amor, an FuturcsU papds. Low Middhns
August delivery 0siad do August and september de-
INcN rsl also 9"Ssd do september and
Tat No. november ana december delivery 5'iod Futures
LNERrooi, July l6-200 D. m.-Coiton- The sales NJ TIA
day included 4S1o bales Futures Tflaugs ~
MiGdling cause 1ns and August delivery, 6 als1 cid
NnSusi and september delivery 6"oi also 6isi; sep
october delivery Noveniher M
cemOer delivery, 52.s2u. Futures closed Weak ~ ~
,Al@tsIA' July lo-totton quiet Mlddhag. loL,c: Low
saee n, ,yi "ood Ordinary, DC; receipts 81 bales.
CnARiEsroS July l6-Cotton steady. Middnnc lozc Inv
~ ports TO the Continent LAS bales sales IS
GALNESToA, July l6.-Co;ton quiet; Midalng lie. Low
,uS9e lNc GOOD Ordinary s4c; receipts bales
, N8Eir July 10, oon quiet Middlng loEsc., Low
BALES exports coastwise. bales. stock 459s bales
Nkmohihks, Jny l0.-totton quiet Middhng II
Low Mldding lOsc., Ordinary, aAc: net receiris
sses loOo bales last evening, 100 bales; stock. 800
SAVANNAH Shly I6-Cotton quiet and firm Midal,ns
dsc Low Middlng Ice. Ordinary. Sac net rcceills
"s Sr males 1; exports eoastSise 500 bales
Ntfin~ u'' ~. N"S. Hainnhng. llc Low
M1ahs s4c; Good ordinarx $50. receipts. u bales,
shipments OO bales; sales. 559baes. s. 10 bales
wilmington. july l4.0otton urn. Middline luke; Low
Middlne 9.c: Good Ordinary. She stock &c bales
HAVANA MARKETS
HAVANA, Jnly 16.-Suear- quiet Noasses SMEAR
40 So m Si 80 Ies gold arrohe:
TO $50 polarization. IN boxes and aLedlOle roals
STOCK IN waTehouse az Havana and Masnza 800 boxes
.l25o bags and 66.0o0 hhds. OF the
boxes lao bags and l45o Exports Aurine The
1000 boxes 800 bags and 1000 hhds Including " 600
bags and 400 hhds to IN United Spanish gold 10
0le2 Exchange steady the United states so DAVIS
gold, sHd9 premium; short sight do 0l. ass. hrcmium
On LONDON lsaa2o premium on Paris. AAdo DTeniuIn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18

Total bush. l52?OO 29656i $50 253552 III sO0 522G5
The receipts and shipments Al and fro.n Buffalo
Saturday follows:
Shin,aan.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18

Since opcn'g
ieaiion ssi 2a.6e22OO 5e2O.soo .57osso l4ssll4o
Since
igaion lsso i2l53G9 lo5is G23 2S..O2 2s6 7ol84oe
NorrFrst receipts ~ lake $50 March 20 Canal oten
April ~ >Np First receipts by lake 1851. May Il Canal
opened May - ' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18

Money worked steadily easy all the week and
rates for call loans ranged from 4 down to per
cent. Time loans negotiated at ( Ia , per cent
according to length and commercial paper passes at
i0tl2 per cent. The domestic exchanges on New
York have ruled less unfavorablc during part of the
week, less weakness being shown in the St Louis
and Boston quotations. The latest quotations are
follows: At savannah, \ "a y premium Charles
ton lsa 4 premium; New-Orlcans commercial 81
discount, bank : 4S1 30 premum-all unchanged
from a week ago ST. Lous now % cents discount
against 70 cents a week ago; Chicago weaker at
81 80 cents discount Boston l2i, cents discount.
against % cents week ago. The foreign exchange
markets could not he dullcr than they were last
week a small supply and a scant demand for bills
LEFT rates little more than nominal. Actual bust
ness is done III a small way nj about 81 $50, and
s. S5ai for long and short sterling respectively
The stock speculation during the whole week was
fcvcrish. irregular and Spasmodic bat with decided
inclination toward lower figures The continued
cutting of rates by the trunk line railways, both on
East and Wcst-bound freight, ANA the extension of
the diSscnsionS 10 the passenger traffic and unfavor-
able reports concerning the condition of the crops
AL tended 10 create duucss and depression Yet the
decline is not great. considering The causes al work
The weak stocks az the end of the week were the
graneers. and of them particularly ST. Paul Upon
the whole the markets dull, and the speculation
even on the bear side is spritloss
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
THE MONEY MARKET.


SUNDAY. July Up N.
While the value $50, 27G, 72Il of the merchandise
imported into New-York last week is 81 ,9S1 ,5S3
greater than the value of the preceding week, and
only $71 66S less than for the corresponding week
of 1880, the value Sc 26O 923l of the exports for
the week ended last Tuesday was S79s 626 less than
Tor the preceding week. and 81 1877, s37 less than
lor the same week Of 1850. The imports of specie
last week amounted to $l36574, making a total
since January Of $50 433. 272 against 81 500 40s
to the same date in 1850, and the exports Of specie
IRON January ! to date amount to $685., 697,
AGAINST $i.9i372s for the same time last year.
The following shows the imports and exports, other
than Of securities, at Ncw-York, since January l.
for 1880 and 1881.
Mech Msrssand'e pee es%'s1ss.
Total imports: 2s5725i0S 26i6$36o6 Dec Dec 235Si9s7
EXPORTS
Dec P sssSss
Balance against
the port. GGs7l,Gso 5l9ss.270 Dec l4,53s,42s
Thus, while on the merchandise account the bal
ance against the port the business since January
1 is only S27, S54,7 against a balance of
%G1,416,0l9 year ago. including the specie move
ments the balance now against the port is
sol ,933276; yet it is ,538,423 less than at this
date in 1850.
The weekly statement of the associated banks. is
sued Saturday, while favorable, was less so than
was anticipated because the preceding statement
more nearly represented the actual condition of the
banks at the close of business July 8 than was
generally supposed. The banks gain $f,2lS 400
specie against the SubTrcasurys loss of 81 472 $40
and of legal tender the banks gain $774 400 against
the Sub-Ireasurys loss of S979,OsO currency. A
contraction of $fl12.4oo in loans is a conservative
movement in view of the near approach of the
season when the demand from the interior usually
is large The increase of II 1856, 800 in deposits is
about 100000 greater than the amount of increase
called for by The other changes.
The following are the comparative totals of the
statements of July and July 16:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
Gales bp auction.

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CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.-,JOHN q
LnSI Auct i WIN sell at public auction MON.
Ia Juia he, 1881 AZ IL o'clock. at Vest
saloon by order of the Mortgagee ASHBEI r. FITCH AZ
torney Tor Moitgagee, 05 LIST, New. YORK nv
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18

July 9. Jnly l6 Differences.
Loans 500, S3iS7si300 Dec 81
Specle 11,12S5OO Sl.9f6,900 inc. s,2iS4O0
lcgal.tender5 lG.2S4,300 l7O5S,7OO Inc 7744O0
Deposits 3lg,s43o00 S5I.l99.5OO Inc. lS565o5
Circulation. l9,l492OO l9ISl. 100
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposit liabilities:
July O. July l6. Changes
specie $77,72S500 SSl3369O0 81
Legal tenders. l6.2Si. l7,OJS 700
Total 34,Jl2SOO $4,000 Inc g92
Reserve required
against deposits s746o750 s7.7a9S75 Inc. 3Sol25
Surplus GJ52OJO ,2bJ. 725 Inc. 4653675
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18

Although the banks now hold 500 O05, 600 in
cash. or S747i.700 more than at the date last
year. an increase of 1900 in loans. and the
consequent increase OF sos. SO 900 in deposits SO
raises the amount OF reserve required that the sur
plus reserve now is only 81 ,2O5, 725, against
SlS.4T1 ,275 at the same date last year, and the
proportion of reserve to deposits is 2Sl9 per cent
now, against 3l.32 per cent July Il. 1850.
The following are the totals of the statements at
the corresponding dates for preceding years:
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-30
southern Railway Commission.

New YORK, July 24.-The rate committee
of the Southern Railway and Steamship AS
sociation adjourned this afternoon, after
completing the work for which it had been
called together by the commissioner. 1t re-
vised and classified rates on all South bound
business from Eastern, Western and coast
cities. The revised classification adopted
goes into effect August 1, and the revised
rates August Is. The revision resulted in
small reduction, but the changes made In
merchandise rates were very few. A very
important item in the work OF the commit
tee was the fixing OF rates for
moving the cotton crop from South
ern points to New York The rate was left
the same as it was last year. small IN
crease was added to the charges to New
England A slight reduction was made IN
the special rates on nails and horseshoes TO
New York and the eastern cities. 10
remedy an error made by the committee at
its session held just before this one, these
articles were taken out of the general classl-
fcation at that meeting in order to encour-
age the manufacturers at Richmond, Chat
tanooga, Knoxville and Louisville. The
committee, however, made up the
rate too high through an error, fixing the
rate at 43 cents. The revised rate Is -
cents.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-30
TIL Normal,

Mr.. EDITOR: Peppergrass' mind has SO
much expanded by late session ION the
hill," that his ideas really need an airing
One head cannot hold so much. 1t must
overflow.
1t was "just splendid" as the ladies say,
though how to parse that cit / do not
know.
The professors treated their guests with
distinguished courtesy and the lectures,
both at the University and in the city, were
highly appreciated. From the shades of
Tusculum came an llustriOus educator, who
in earnest tones urged to action in the field
The disciple of Thales and Pythagoras
dispensed problems of the exact science
and wit, like light breeze waiting onward
the heavily laden back, while he who wore
the mantle of Linnaeus wakened anew our
interest in the sair forms of plant life.
Aristotle would not have been listened
/ to with greater interest, had he been in
his favored Greece, instead of leading us
through the pleasant, may paths to higher
English
The capital gentlemen were so indeed.
! and deserved, as they received, the thanks
of all. One may live high-he is nearer
/ NNS Sst-A'' AS 70 IL GLtl u
cultured gentleman, ready and willing to
improve his own and following generations.
Over the mountains and through them we
accompanied our genial geological professor,
and would like another trip, aud of the
namesake of the Macedonian conqueror it
can be said, as of his confreres, that like
the iliustrious general, he has conquered
the world-of hearts.
And last-not least-the doctor was there
an excellent dispenser of physics. We
| enjoyed it more than if we had been sick,
o, Egypt! fair Egypt, the land of the
| lotus!
We saw thee through eyes that have gazed
on thy charms
How gently we aoated adown the Nile
waters
Or started at tocsin of dark wars alarms
o, Egypt! fair Egypt I've longed to be
with thee.
Throughout all thy sunny land gaily to
roam:
But, oh the mosquitoes, mustaphas-and SO
rorth
think that I'd rather be living at home.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-30
Buffalo Charley and Yellowstone
KelIV

CHICAGO. Ill, July "a dispatch
from Maple Spring Camp, Eau
Claire, Wisconsin, says: New life
has b en- infused into the pursuit of
the Williams brothers by the arrival
of eight Indian scouts with thirty
bloodhounds, employed out West by
the United States Government. The
scouts are headed by Buffalo Char
ley and Yellowstone Kelly. With
these names the public were
made familiar durif 6 Custer s
and Miles campaigns in 1851.
Buffalo Charleys parents. brothers
and sisters, were killed by the In
dams over six years ago, since which
time he has given his whole heart to
the work of tracking the red skins
and fugitives from justice. The
train of the outlaws will be taken up
in the vicinity of Doolittle's Camp,
and scouts will go ahead with the
entire pack of bloodhounds, making
such hunt as was never witnessed
in the big woods before.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-30
Foreign sss.eaG Crnn.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-Consul Du.
Bols, OF AK la Chal ellie, writes: Il
there be not copIous rainfall at an
carry GATE farmers vii only realize
one-half, and IN some places one-
third their wheat crops.
Latest information f,om Holland
SHOWS that hundreds of acres of
Wheat have beco ne worthless from
the effect of unfayorabl4 weather.
and have been plowed up and sown
W tn oats. Altogether, farmers IN
this country have most upnrom;s
ing outlook, but consumers ar. nm
concerned, for American wheat is
abundant and 55 per cent. eheaper
u 'nah home products, SO that at least
'Aefe IS no danger of famine.