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, 1881-07-02

The people IN Panama are not very
c7n,ented over the De Lesseps Isthmus
Canal scheme They probably thought
that when the frst spade was pnt in they
all had fortune in sight by looking on
at the operation. They say that canal
matters do rot pregress favorsbly. Sta
tions hav. been abandoned, brigades dis
banded, many engineers have returned
home. a 4 sorkm have been discharged.
In ~ ln ant n.,- accounts from PARIS
ep - 9 a. o"'',ihg' anu
thai al S ,--e disgust Oi the people
there.
, 1881-07-02
Europe's Abundant Wheat Crop

New YORK, June l6.-A writer. in The
Commercial Bulletin, whom the editor IN
dorses as merchant of much responsible
ity, .ays in to-morroS's paper: In some
0. the newspapers there ara reports that
the wheat crop in France has been badly
damaged by fl+ods. cabled on yester-
day to three firms in Paris, Marseilles,
and Bordeaux, and have received from
each firm-nearly the same reply: Hum
bug. The crops all over France are
doing finely. From Odessa, Nleolaiife,
Sebastopol, and other prominent gram
eenters of Russia, have letters and Ca
blrs, of whish the following is sPeci-
men: Russia will have a crop this yeai
better than in the last twenty years, and
Europe Will be entirely independent Of
American wheat. Russia viii not only
have enough wheat to supply the whole
urgent wants of Europe, but can spare
some for the Americans, who may rest
assured that Russia will offer consdera-
be competition this year. have re-
ceived from Bucharest, Wallachia, Pesth,
Vienna, Munich, Stuttgart, Wurtemburg,
and also LATHE Switzerland, the most en-
couraglng news Of splendid crops. Now,
in view of these facts, | ask any sensible
merchant why this advance IN wheat
The advance is gotten up to iilt specuia-
tors pockets Who will suffer from the
oD-rations of this monopoly } The nation
Wheat that might be sold to-day for ex-
port at, say, 81 20, will be selling for ex-
port IN a month or Two at 81. At present
the export amounts TO nothing, except the
part-cargo freight OF the many steamers
that arrive daily with immigrants, and
which have to take wheat at very low
rates, thereby enabling the exporters TO
pay the present figures for grain. Then,
as wheat advances, frelghts are reduced,
as Europe vii! not advance 10 meet the
movement of our grain market. Conse-
qucntly any difference comes out OF the
pocket Of the carrier. Steamer ireights
(uhole cargoes) ghich, In ordinary times
are 6s- per 4S0 pounds, cannot ind char
JeES TO-DAY at SIS ID, and sliiinG vessels
IN ordinary times worth 5s. 6l-, can with
difficulty Obtain now Is. 20 {. "a. why!
Because Europe is laughing at us, and
says we convinced You last year, when
We had a poor crop in sight, that We could
do without your wheat if you would not
sell II 10 us al reasonable market value.
Why. then, should W. come this year,
when We are SD near to a splendid har-
vest, and submit to the exaetions Of ring
of operators whose Whole ambition Is to
prev, mt legitimate trade
, 1881-07-02
STATE FAIR TRoTrERs.
List Of Horses Entered In the frottins Races
for the State Fair Contests
Entries Closed June 10.

Free for all horses never having beaten
$50; mile heats in 5. S2Go added by the
society.
LIB. Lindsay names br. m. 0leander, by
Menelaus; dam by Border Chief.
Chas. Hesele names b. h. Western Chief.
by Pathfinder.
II. s Hcgoboom names Fannie Kellogg.
A. c. Bray names b. h. Inauguration, by
Alexander.
e:3S Class.-Mile heats, 5 in 5; $50 added
by the society.
Van B. DeLashmutt names Nelly.
L. B. Lindsay names blk s. Pedro. by
Snowstorm; dam unknown.
II. 5. Hogeboom names Fannie kellogg
90 C,ass.-Mile heats, Sin ), $50 aided
by the society.
A. C. Bray names b. b. Inauguration, by
Alexander.
l. B. Lindsay pames b. &. Startle, by
Bellfounder.
r. Kennedy and n Smith name b. h.
Dexter, by BellfouHder.
James Foster names Bell Foster.
". Glassford names b. h. Gold Foil, by
Bellfounder.
Free for all, mile heats, ; in ); $50 added
by the society.
A. c. Bray names b. h. Inauguration, by
Alexander
L. B. Lindsay enters Pedro. by Snow.
storm.
For 3-ysar-olds, mile and repeat; $50
added by the society.
Thos. II. Tongue names Z. c. Badger Boy,
by Hsmbletonian Mam5riGc; dam Snowflake
by Volscian.
O. Smiley names $ f. Columbia River
Maid.
| certify these eaties we're all made on or
before June 10th, rs per rule Of the society.
There may be others on the way by mail.
M. WAITE, Secretary.
As the entries for the running races close
on the evening, previous 10 the race, they
cannot. Of course, be published at tins time;
but from the large field Of fine horses IN AZ.
tendance. it is believed the speed trials NH
be the best ever witnessed on The socletys
track. T. M. W.
, 1881-07-02
Brodeck d Co.
rboee<raphers. Main So. Near the Bridge

Having engaged the services OF one OF the
very best retouchers on the Pacific coast. lately
employed by J. W. Taber, the leading photo, |,
grapher of San Francisco, We are now enabled
to produce all classes of work connected wi'h WI
photography in a manner superior to any pho
,a,r,,,b gallery on the Pacific northwest. We
S.re also engaged an artist in India ink, cray.
On water and oil colors, and are prepared
90 cnnv all kinds of pictures and enlarge the
same to any size desired, and finish the same
in a .stvie superior to any heretofore made
Our O. reputation as artists is guarantee that all
,or, @ leaving this gallery viii be frst-class and
SATISFACTORY. With our improved Instruments
snd facilities photographs can be taken in
So 'm BROpECK ( Co,
Nj M,io street near the bridge, Walla Walla,
W. T.
, 1881-07-02
'hroagh Tickets
RAILROAD DIVISION,

Trains leave the Depot in Waila Walla
every day, except Saturday, at $50 P NJ,
arriving at The Dalles the next morning IN
Trains leave The Dalles every day, except
Sunday, at G:j0 P N, or on the arrival of the
boat from Portland, arriving in Walla Wall.
at 512 A. NJ
Passengers for Aiasworth chang cars a.
Wallula Junction.
, 1881-07-02
A SPORTING PROPHECY
The "Cuekse' Predicts In Longfeiis"'A.
Rhyme, on the Morning Of the Drro5
Race. that ''lroSais Wins
Ike Day.

wss: 5ss the f e5sssss s ss's ss1 s1i ,ss ~
For the winner ami the y
In the Derby stake to-mdo5V
In the great race of the paletsoe'
In the horse race If the whia(iace
For the ribAni blue Of Epson,
would answer viii tell YOU,
Go TO where the red mans Hger
Peoplei close with bream and beaver
Rusles down fr, IL PiEe-ciad mountains,
Haunt Of leopard and Of grIzzley,
BAUM. Of wildcat ard 4 eagle,
Where the Iroquois, the brown skin,
Cuts the willows by the water,
Long asd supple willow withes,
For his tra;rs t. caDcn the beaver,
For his traps u catch the otter;
Where the Iroquois, the brown-skin,
Trims his plume Of cherry-frathers,
Ravished from the dead filminso,
Sets them in his raven treSSeS,
Cryinc "Ho. the brown-skin warrior
Overhead, see, n the heavens,
Circlins high, and circi;ng higher,
Swift Of eve and swift Of pinion,
Chief of birds and King Of falcons,
Peregrine, by far the noblest
OF ali bir,ls that tiy above Us,
Russet. brown his dainty plumaSe,
Ruddy-red his beak and talons;
But the Iruqu, is, the brown ska,
Knows the serIet-how to tame him,
How to make the falcon lower
Rudy head and ruSset p!umase
To the Hack and-cherry colours,
Thai the hrnwn-skin hears 50 proudly,
For he trims hi arrows deity,
Does this swift and dextroCs Archer,
Does this hero of the isskia,
Hero 81 4, tn, u,s.u D'.rb 5,
AM the hr.wr. skin learnt his secret,
In the city by the river,
in ST Laui~, where tie w,:iie ace,
Where Sir John tie W.LLl.r's patron
Mo,rris his lars AID his gresnbacks,
p;iei upon the scarlet colou's,
FiI-.i rIg.r.l tn son Of iieEni;.
, 1881-07-02
FIR. GEORGE BRADBURY .

OHe Of the early settlers, at whose place
We sta, ed al nigh. cave us much practi-
cal information. Ii is tn his efforts, to a
ar,a. extent that the fl!t is what it is to-
day He is posses Il Of great confidence
IN the capabilities Of the soil, and Is
proving i: hy his work. During the past
few m nths he has brohen up Land at the
rate of II acres per day. Mr.. Bradbury
believes IN thorough cultivation Of the
soil and sowing seed az proper times to
ensure sn"cesS- Many Of our citizens own
land here and the majority are having II
soWei 10 gram There is great wheat
futurr for this seetI"n, aud ven with the
drawbacks If no wa;cr or timber, actual
p..,r settlers can make wheat raising more
profitable taan lii l,ealiies more highly
favored, for the reason that there Is no
neee~sty fer fencing, AS stick cannot
roam where water Is not.
, 1881-07-02

The admins ration has no Yet CIV n
any ind ca ion i what It's a d.hn-r
D lie, VIII b Ia the way Of Vine, and
the subj, ct vii probably s!umher until
mkt inter, when nee ss.t, WI c 'lnpel Il
decis. H. Wind IN $ report d by one Il
the Washington correspondents as lie
only tai ahsin,nc-s man n tn admin
ls,ration. As for he other, III. J. r. "
cr,t .fies IN tn Philadelphia Times TIA
ga. lie d is a temp rate man, hut n"t a
totai-aI,sJneacr nah. He vii tax i:
ip If Whish cJ ur brandy "ncv IL d whiir
IN consenial cumpsny, ard he drinks
wine at dinner when h Is ont And he
will drink at his own table when h. gets
started at the white house, and Ruther-
ford Hayes, don't you forget It. Blame
never tasted brandy or whiskey or any
distilled liqu"r III his life He drinks a
little champagne at dinner if he has COM
pany or is dining out, hut nothing else.
Hunt, of the navy Is charming gentle
man III social life ana will take drink
or two II he feels ike ir-Lincnln also
The last named is one Of the salt of the
earth He Is one OF the H"st gen leman
", honest-hearted, uprish-. s.lf-forge full
little Men y"u ever SAW. There vii! b,
no Belknap business under h!m. And
VET | have lrcard that lie used To play
poker at Il cen, ante and a qnar;,r limit
whatever that .neans kirkw"od and
James would both take drink rather
than have their leg, sared off, hut Mac
Veash-I don't know ANYTHING about him.
H d. .esn't look as If lie ever took drink
and YET l have som-rimes imagined Jhere
wa a Attle q mrurc al fnn III him.
, 1881-07-02

ISAAC W. EycLAsD, publisher Of the
New York Sun, was last year indicted at
Troy for publishing aud circulating lot
te-y notice. The case was tried lately,
and a verdict Of guilty rendered,
but sentence was suspended for forty
days, to obtain an opinion from the
supreme court Of the state. james Cor
don Bennett has been indicted for :
similar ofense, and notice has besn gwen
that his trial will take place ID Sspsen-
hey
, 1881-07-02
RATES on DOWN rxEls:HT:
wALLA wALLA 10 PORTLAND.
RATES ONEr ER;IGHI.

The Freight Rates between Portland and
Wall, Waiia ale classified according 10 the
character Of freight arl Rates fixed ringins
fs",n SD 10 FER ton upwards Sche inles giving
,eta.lrd information furnished on application
nj the office of the CnlnIs.nV
, 1881-07-02
WESTON Satit
PASSENGER RATES :

Trains will leave for Blue Mountain Station
N ednesdays and Saturdays al q 'ciuck, P "
, 1881-07-02
The Ton WEIGHT 1, s.oss Pounds.

All freight r,mnnin- al Statio.4, Cper "A
hours will be stored at owners risk in Com
pany warehouses, damage or loss ly tre not
excepted.
All Freight remaining at Stations uncalird
for for three months will he sold al the diScre
tion Of the company.
, 1881-07-02

Between Walla Wala and San Francisco,
lst class, S3i - class, S2i
EelW.en u all, " all, and Pn-tlanh. Sl4
, 1881-07-02
EUREKA FLAT.


Eureka Flat has been many times men
toned n these columns, but not until
Tuesday last. when. IN company with W.
P. Adams, Esq, we VISITED, saw and
Judged for ourselves, did We have any
idea that the country was One-tenth part
as good As had been represented. This
country came by its appellation through
ALVIN FLANDERS,
Once Delegate to Congress from this Ter
r:tory. He then kept a store IN Wa!lula,
AMI being anxious TO make wagon road
10 strike Snake RIVER at Lyons or Wash
tucsna Ferry, he Went with the party TO
survey tn c,un ~. Arriving at this Sec
ticn, and finding 1t far different TO what
he expected, cried
And as the country consisted principally
Of s~nt;y rolling hills, i. naturally came
IL be called flt by the I'D settlers and
stucsmen Of the country, who then called
every locality that did rot stand at an
angl= of 40 degre,sa
After trayersing long and dry ceun-
try, extending firm tie Torchet for II
IN le', We finally came up n a magnificent
Country "in verdure Clad" which
covered thousands Of acres of fine land
with waving fields OF grain.
1t is hur three Yeas since the first
S d WAS turucG here aud BOW what was
Always o hei upn Us desert Is non
"loom n rs r"se. Riiing i ons We saw
mi the ii Id, of gam pany garden
pa Gu =, CT h,Lr.sEei pes, beans,
,ota S, c'rn, squashes AMI melon
Ia g. 5. Ia, ..rei, wonder about all tits
IS tnar al k'nds OF vegetation fl9uriShes
aid mt-ures without warrr The settlers
ait haul h nrc ssas, II I'd, in same
c. $, OK MI Wells have been
Il + h q, 250 ieet and none
has % II i.a d D., IS the country is
Il IS o p,sv set .crs from occupy
:: /, d ~ Ct, axe 20 exceedingly
ir...r ~ ." ..tf->e; the scarcity
OF ~;.;er. 20. L. ID cut, as vel as
p ach trees, plan d on' are healthy and
;hririus, and this u"w trerl IS landscape
VII one day be covered with umbrsge-
oIs groves
, 1881-07-02
4, GARD.
ST. PATL's SCHOOL.

The question Is snrnetines asked why our
.har'res are more than at any other school
I'll TsS.. -. nat The mistake arises hacsuse We
give the price of tuition for douts tse Iegia % o
s;n,e The school year Consists OF forty weeks
W. VIZ IN common with most Boarding Schools,
,;r;ds the schoo. year into two terms Of twen,
- wreks each; thinking continuous term "i
tyentv weeks of more than double advantage a
no the pupil over quarter OF ten weeks Inc
, 1881-07-02
yoTICE TO TEACHERS.

SHALL bEIN WAL..A WALLA TtlE
last Sasur,iar of each month, at the sci"ol
Hons. Of District Nc. J, fer the purIsre ri
.,.ming -acl-rs. and tr:.nsactins such IN
s-;.ss a. = .s-es.sr;v rai,- te-s:s ~
pus'h tnEELbA,
eriurendrnt of Schools,
" Is Wsua County, W.
, 1881-07-02
rur SECOND OK EasTsE TERI.

or.,s on Thursd.y. JanuIry 20, 1880. For
s9,nission apply to the PRINCIPAL,
s"nii q. Mas LEaUEL H. WELLS
, 1881-07-02

Tickets must lie procured at the Depo;
before entering the cars.
, 1881-07-02

J. VI. RICkLEH.
supcrinfrn Railway Division.
T. z. OAkEs,
Iice.Prcsident and General MANAGER.
john MlIk,
General freight and Passenger ise"
Wslla Walla, April 20. 1851. d&wu.
, 1881-07-02

certify these eaties were all made On or
before June 10th. rs per rule Of the society.
There may be others on the way by mail.
, 1881-07-02

- > u
many usu goue inc ssuie S.y oci.re.
, 1881-01-04
Uy TET.lsGltATlI.
NEW YOlite,

New Y0nK, jan. h-uovernnorts wenk. :
In tho rutlrtln'l bond market I1ostnn Hartford
L Ere trsts advanced 10 81 from 5l}s, md Inter
declined to bl; LouIssllio & Nashville general
mortgage u ndyAncci to los from lG, and then
ticcllnoa to l04: Minneapolis Il III. Louis down
Dlvison) tltHts atlvnuced TO 1W from loS; Chos1-
t,cak0 & Ohio currency 0s ADVANCED tn ~ from
81; Columbus, Chicago s InlIa,I Cotltrul trust
certificates, asssntcsl supplementary, declined
III ~ 105tl, and lator recovered ia lo7; md
Kansas & VoxAB aeuutIls declined u TON from
iJji, ul,d recovered tO iBlt.
State securities Woro dull.
Tho stuck markct upuneh generally firm. md
III soinp unaeS slight ADVANCE In priccb WIS re"
corded, but speculation s0un look II downward
turn. an'l shortly ntieF midday pEoes l,ad de-
clinod y to IN, tho trunk ll,l0 shuroH loal!nK tho
downward Movoment. Durlux tho Afternoon
prices became strouY, md unlor tho lcAlerShlt'
ut Western Union prices adrAnSul n 10 o's,-
ChicMgo, darlington g. Quincy, Michigan
Cpntrat, Now Jersey Central, New York CcntrA'.
and Danvpr s lilo Grnl,Io being proIntuunt Il II
tho udvancc. III lutn dealings speculation bc'
camo weak, md under Ac1vy enlc uecltu0 of
| Il tn . took pIacs.-l.uku shore, Now York
Cpntr7,l, Northwest, pncIte s!ntl, Un!on paolAc.
Western un.on, 1t. paul. Nashville & CHIT
tanooya, Mtoh!gaa Central, Now Jutsey Cantr'll,
Contra! Pacific, and Kanaas & Tcxus leading sho
| downward movement. III tlnAl suits th8ro WIS
| a recovery OF 4 to w III Sou't instances.
Tba urap|.tc says; Tho market to.iuy hai
been irrcAular. feyGrlsh, h1sd tlnally wo4k 10
thu yura0 OF pantcky. Ills Entnored that II very
powertul syndicate, attcr sollin8 thoir lonl
stocks. hure Iono short OF the market It IL {
timo for caution aud for realisation whera
there aro profits. Ultimately tho market WI
rise 10 higher figures. but 1t is sluos tionab
whltber, W prca0tf prlcOs. stock ) arc Eoot
purchase. Tho riso In Westoru uulon was ua
, 1881-01-04

Tho Increase for tho year Is a., IN, 80 orcr
1871, which Ia q vcry lArEc gnln. Tho total, how.
ovGr, Is tho largest stce lBss whcttte amounted
to St:G, ,Sal ,0t2, and ta III very strong contrnst
With tho much lower figures Ut thu previous
three years. ........, ,.s
Tho gruocry n,nrkot WIS very quiet, as was to
lU expected. Tic fow orders received wero filled
ut substantially previous quotations, and tho
Kcllural muykct wis rpI,ortUd steady. Nothing
now WIS upyclopctl III tho mhrkot tor dried
fruits and cnnuod rppdH, ffslMo wits quiet ut
sunlyi figures. Fish wcro tnactlS0 aud 1lrs-
c,,uugcd. Thore wns quiet market FOR datry
products, prices ranging as bcforO. Oils wero
KcuoraIly Nrm, hut ilnsect1 md turpontlne
showed spcclal strength. Tho lMttDr WINS 70 htgh-
or, nj lc Coal wns advanced h0edl 90 pcr ton
on inn, j. Anthruclto n1..l Eric Are now quotod
ut $o,ooo. pig.iron was in good request at ssis'
talncl prices. . .....
1a,u,bcr was III moderate ao,nana mud steady.
Tho shlpmcnts continue ia!r. III tho ptnorica
tue ,vuek of hauling out logs Is progressing rAI'-
lilly, md full stock for noxt your IN tlearlyeas~
| sure4. Thu WOO! ulld hr0oln-eorn lnarkuts wore
| stcnly, with q lKht Inquiry. lily was In good
shipping temund mud steady. excepting pralrlo,
which wus itt'l, tho local trade beinY supplied.
Timothy seed wis moro autlvo aud stronger, and
Othor scpds wuro atcnly and quiet. Hides were
SLOW anl easy. Tho Offerings Ut potntocs were
sl,.tIl nnd tho demand waa light. Cur lots vert
scarce Poultry WINS dull and Onslcr. Tue oGer-
Inxs wrro fair, but buyers Wcro not numerous
the ttcal trndu hnytng stocked up last Week.
Isntlroad ifotghts were moderately active al
tho Novembcr advance. The rates tn New Yorh
at0 4dc per 100 lbs On provisions aud 80 OF
grnn, Through froIghts Ase nominal ut 1NHo or
provisions to Liverpool md $50 do to Antwerp,
Ths uKgregute receipts Of wheat reported yes
ter1ay ut ChIuauu btllWaukeo, Detroit, st. Louis
nlld TOLEDO wusp 1ll,000 bu. Tho corresponding
shipments wcr0 " 100 bu.
, 1881-01-04

cnrt 1t, ~ u r OF Nnrth Weilft !. 9taMY Y., II,
iiirchinrnr,.... IL
t'ntri Nuy. II, is%j tjt,En ii. rlonMa 10 MI
ciaei ]. lrow) ..........,:.........:y.s. ~
x1l II, tntrd ANY. 2s, lEsj tIlnn1 mud t;nrt1t !.
& g. WILLIAM ;:;;;,i,;,;;r. = + II.
dated inr. n, issj Nv. y. fnsklnh u iaH1t ~
t!tS attH5H, Il. st f iina oas itns
lrc. ri i'll tIokn'I Il. Lombard 10 Mosus H. nm
WNrtllun unt...,.....,.......r.t - :.......:.;E. W.
hrlwn At, 4lU II \ nE WNat rmnltih, I. sixlU
IT. inlFrNyr.1s dn!tt! lnn IA. nf'a IT. none' ~
.3 GHSft - t"%HM s T. a. ~ sf mii. Il 2isii, IT,
FHtM ~ ~ ~ X .nM .'IIH y Iii ami t., t:ilnrs
ias!S IL Goa's;} H. - aAo
MHsI HnHEnsGs Gs ~ nH nHs II isli TX mi H. H.
TNs s,..nsss ~ 1nhs ssts 'tf H"f,sss r ~ . w. M ii
NIL. IL. i; - =, rr,,sr ~ 1ansitt Il I,
III n. III, is3 n. .istMi jat HI 1SSj Hubert
, 1881-01-04

Tho Appleton tWiR+1 PDSt publishes twenty
four-pugc ruvtow OF the business Of that thrly-
Ing place. The raylow of itself. with Its amply
itiustrntea articles, Is sufficient cyl1enco that
thore is no lack ot enterprise In tho o.co Of the
l'0st. Every branch Of business Ia d!shcl Up In
extenso+ ind oil ut It's local Industries appair to
bu represented. Outuxamlo County, In which
Appleton Ia Situated. rnised Of different Krnns
during tho phst year tho following amounts!
Whont, 3,E;d bu; corn, B,OG! bu; outs, 10 4ja bu;
barley, 3,0!s5 bu. Tho trado Of Appleton has In.
creased largely during tho rasr ycnr. and this Is
cspccilllly true Of lts manufactures, which con-
slut Of several paper nnd Touring mills, hub,
stnrp, and null fnctnrsGs, with several othcr
branches OF Industry OF equal Importance, Over
thrco millions Ut dollars worth Of goods OF
yario,.s descriptions woro turned out during tho
twclyu months Just past. Two lteuls contained
In tho rost's review nre rofcrred to with special
pride, namely; that nut a s:ngto failure occurro
during tho ycnr. and TINT tho population Of tho
city hAs doubled during tho Inst deca Dc.
Tho annual report OF tho Kunsna City Stock
Ynttls shows tho business dono nt that point
during 1sSO. Tho receipts Of tho year by tho
various roatls wcro: Cattle e4@,100; hogs U70+7;
Sheep, bGll. OF this number II, ,1e3 cAttlc tS,E
hogs, and G,ll0 sheep canru tn ChtcnR0 by way Ut
tho Chicago H Atton Road. Tho aggroRnte ship
monts from tho Karsas City yards during tho
yeur wore; Cattle, 24a,241; hogs 816,B4s; Sheep
5l,00i. Compared with tho previous year, thero
wnB an incrensc In tho receipts OF Gattso OF
Ra,:sO4; hogs, 67,TD; aud a docfcase III tho mum"
bor OF shcop ut li.0fa, 49,
Tho following voasons for woaknes8 in wheat
wcro given yesterday by pnrty we'll known in
| tho tfyde; "Wo hayo not rccclyod by "a coo cars
Or nearly il,OO0.GN bu-wheat 70 much as 1ns
| yeas. yet havo mora III store, and tho Govcrn-
| }nrnt roports OF q much larger crnp than last
year. Tho Government reports W,ooo,ooo n'1
larger crop than IN 1ste, and wo hAyo tn
| air. III I'M nm I'M morn. or r. 0llN0 totll.
, 1881-01-04

FLOUlt--Wns worry dull and honluaity UNCHANGED.
tho ugh Ito later feeling was xcHk IN sympathy with
whcAt. Hniot limited 10 u bf'a wnturs. 900 bnsa
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