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TRADE TOPiCS.
wheat Crop Prospects

The Ut. Louis Republican of Thursday last
prints the following spncerning the winter
wheat crop:
From Milwaukee. under date OF March II,
Mcssrs. II. =. Bacon II Co.: The pros, ect Is
that theseediug of spi ing wheat will be very
late throughout the northwest. There may be
little done In some localities this current
week, but tcannot be very extensive under
two weeks, even with favorable weather. We
think the chances OF good crop of spring
wheat with late sowing are very greatly dimin-
lshed.
From Faribault, MINI. Messrs. Pratt & Rob.
inson write April 10: A few farmers In Central
Minnesota, commenced seeding last Friday,
but everything frOze solid this morning. West
eIn part OF the state still covered with old
snow.
From Kingsvllle, Mo-, April 0, Greanes &
Run say: The late freezes have done some
damage to the growing wheat.
Mr.. Joseph u. Dill, Malta, Bend, Saline
county, No :, writes April o. Farmers are all
blue. The wheat is no doubt badly injured.
Cold yesterday, slight rain day before. There
VIII DO considerable wheat ploughed up, AZ d
from present outlook the balance will only
make poor crop.
From Il W. Estes, Ogden, Kas., received
April ~: If winter wheat Injured. to what
extent' Fifty per cent. Condition compared
with last year? Twenty-Five per cent less
How does the acreage compare with that Of
last year9 Twenty-Five per cent. less. How
much corn now held at your station? None for
shipping purposes Farmers will consume ali
the surplus cora In this viclnity-are paying
20 cents per bushel. Nearly every farmer out OF
feed and no grass yet; cannot go on grass be-
fore the lst or 10th of May,
From b una, H., ApriiS, We Pine writes
The growing wheat In this section Is badly
damaged three- fourths dead and gone
Mr.. Wallace Parker writes from Valley
Oily, ILL.,, April -: was out in the fields
Yesterday and to-day aud found them spotted; ;
that is, whore the wheat was exposed 1t was
killed, but whore well covered with snow 1t
looks well. William Yates says that fully
half ofthe wheat on the prairie 10 killed, and
many OF the farmers say the same ! think
they are about RICH !. judging from what saw.
l inclose you sample of wheat found in one of
the fields near Grlggsvle. You will observe
the top looks perfec ly dead while the roots are
sprou,ing and leaves are starting out 1t may
be cheat that Is coming from the weak wheat
roots. l look for lots of cheat and weeds
| am ing the wheat this year. believe In a
very short crop of wheat this harvest,
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COM MERCIAL.
DALLAS, MONDAY EvHsIsa. I

Discussion Of the dust and the drouth took
MP nearly as much time to-day as did actual
transactions. Trada on order was tolerably
fair, but there were few direct buyers on the
market. From farmers In this morning II was
learned that cotton Ia not coming up anything
like 1t ordinarily does at this season OF the
year. The ground 10 parched and dry, ana
farmers generally are very much discouraged;
It has been over y month since II rained, anu
early rain are indeed slim. The elements
threatened agully-washer all day Sunday, nut
this morning tits clear and dry, and leaves veg
citation with a parched, droOpy appearance.
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Fruit ana Nuts.
We make the following quotations:
ORANGES Sicily, per.oox, 81 so to 3 90.
LSMoNs-Sicily per box, ~ so.
NuTs- Almonds ?3 per pound; Bras
100; flberts li6l-; English Walnut
none; chestnuts, Imported, 90 Italian
rs; peanuts. Tennessee red, 6,i; cocoanuts
per hundred % 80.
FIGs--In IS Id boxes, per Id, Is.
por ConN-Prize packages, per half gross,
o. Is.
RAIsiss-London LAYER, new, per box, 90 20,
iaver, new, per box, 81 20,
BANANAs-Per bnnch, to 46O.
APPLEs-Fancy per Dbl, 81 % ; choice
ai 30; dried, per 10, q TO 10.
PorAroEs-Per bu. in sack, 81 20 to sS 20.
Sweet potatoes dull, $50.
0NioNs-Per bushel ~ 80.
CABBAoEs-Per crate, 81 to IS
DArxs--In trails, per Id, &c.
CuRlANTs-7&@pSkc.
PRUNRs-0c,
PECANs-Per 10, Z retail; per bushel, loose
81, ~ 10 TO 50 IS; sacked 3. 50, 81 Is.
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Drugs.

The market has been fairly active during
the week. Prices are appended; ,Acld-ben-
zoio per ounce, zoe, acid cnrbolic solution, Soc,
crystal 8Occts2 per ID, acid citric, $50 per 10
acid Bulphuric, 10 per ID, acid tartaric, bsc
PER ID, alum, i615c per 10. Ammo u la carbo-
nate, 600 per 10, assa octda. 800 per III; b ,lsam
copaiba, $50 per ID; borsx, lsc pcr Id, blue
vitriol, 40 per 10, cnlomel, $50 per ID, Gallo.
$40 per 10; clnchonidia, II 10 per or, chloro-
foiin, o0c per Id, chloral, hydfat VI ,5Gg 90
per Id, cream Of tartar. powacr. $50 per ID,
gum opium, 81 90 per ID, yuma shcllac, zoe per
lb,mofphine, t400 psr OF Toll bergamot, % rs per
10; OIL lemon. ~ % per ID, bromide potass, boo
per ID, IT. 4 WI iooide pot va 50 eiper III, tP
NV, quintue, sulphaie,ss 10 per oz.. Seed
caraway, 100 per 10; ssnns, $50 per ID, Alex,
eugar lead, $50 per ID, nour sulphur, 3N0i6c
per lbi salts cpsom, 3cy5c per 10.
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Miscellaneous aroccrs' STOCK

Ricx--Wholesale Gk 20 IN.
SALr-ln barrel, s2,S0 to $50 Liverpool In
acss,S 80, Rock q 30 per saos.
Trade MsTs, :S:orss Sa ., a ss,r s snaSs
to IL, Cream lilo
Soar Olive, t.c. perpound, BlueIndit ox
to0S; Sat'ret, $40. to $50 G. L. whioman
ACo.'e ba''as Soap WorSs: Pale Olive, Sc.
Company: Cyclone. 53a; Pale Olive. D; Extra
olive, ~ cents per pound.
BHANs-tR ,to5c. per pnund.
CAspLxs-Star, full VT lt,o Az.
Cuxxsx-tlear Spring, lie; Factory Is.
HoMISy AND GuIrs-S5@s5. 2S per barrel,
SAUxR RpAUT -for half barrel Is TO 8 80,
DMED PsAohEs.-Unpeeleds &c, .Sxpeeied II
per pound.
Coal O,I-,Dolow are revived quotations. lie
Ftest: In barrels II cente; aseJta, ~ 20
CLorurs PiNs-Round, Soc, spring, 81. 90 per
MRAsuprs--.k bushei, Iron bound, q. 30 nor
dosesi two-hoop pails, 81 10, thrc6-hoop. " 80.
TuBs-Thres nest, " .SoeeSl.s ui eight nest
!; No'l' % 80 per do'on' No. ., $780, No.
.wAsnneAnps--wood, n.Ss, zinc, 81 90, New
Era, ts.N6ssl.70.
WILL Duoysxrs-.tt..sssi;so per dozen.
o. .Ss 6N do, si.So blasting kess, $3.50 w
suor-Drop, bag, ~. 49, toe % buck q. 40. to25o
MAcKERxis-No. l barrels, so half-bsrrels
$50, kits, IL pounds, slj No arrels, 90.
CANpr-stick, !l2kto lsc. o poas Vancy,i5
LYH--C concentrated. q LISA 400
Rorn-Sisal, y In. basis, llci cotton, .eaEo
yINxaAR-Per gallon, 2l6ssoc. Apple, 600 iosi
wnArrise pArsn-Has and Straw. $50. oOo.
JSos-wc quote il to 10 cents per gallon for
glazed. Crochs IL to Il eents per gallon for
RKEswAx-is to lsc per h.
TALLow-.In barrel, ~, In cake, So per ID.
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Financial.
AANR eygygANav
Prod nee.

Very fow transactions are occurring In pro.
duce now. To-day trade was rather dull.
The stock on hand Of choice eating apples IA
very meagre and prices are somewhat stinen-
ed. Irish potatoes are unchanged from prcyI.
piled With a FAIR quail v. Hay, corn and Nnd
oats are plentiful nj previous quotations. The
receipts Of butter are increasing aud comp lisa
much sour aud on favored stack. Eggs are
somewhat dull. now that the Raster holidays
arc over. Flour 10 In good demand, but mar
ket limits ere UNCHANGED. Advices frcm
abroad ray tbnt trade In -four Ia unsatisfacto.
~. Better prices arc realized at tho large
trade centcfs than In the smaller markets.
Tnish'sa tendency upward aud Btitlens the
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


BAooN-Lopg clear sides lO4; short clea
lOA. Breakfast bacon Nc.
Day sALr-Long clear sidee, lOA; short
clear 10
ii AMs--0anvassedll "a to lSh
LAnp-rierce, II; naIf barrel, lex pals 8
to 10 ponuaa. II; Wounds, l3ls. Texas home
made, 81 to 70 pound cans, 10 cents.
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local m aSket, but no changes In quotstions
were made To-day. Onions. sound and Zee
nom sprouts, are. sea ca aud nrm. In hides
and wool there is very little doing. Toe
wool season has opened up quite lively In
south western Texas, but spring clips are re-
tarded throughout north Texas by the severe
weather, and but little may be expected In the
way of receipts before the LIST Of May.
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FLOUR = We quote City Mills from new
wheat as follows: Xxx, 10, xxx, 81 90,
XxXX,2 50; Choice, IS 90; family, none.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt % 30; xxx, 81 70
xXXX2 80 Fancy. $40 to 8 25; Patent, 800.
RYE-Scsrce We quote per Dbl. Ss.
BARLRY-Scarce; good demand, 5oc.
BRAN-We quote ut 81.
GUsNY BAas-Second-hand In good order,
cents q piece.
Conn MEAL-Hsr cwt, ITO.
OArs-New Texas 3St035c ffomwagon, 45 to 50
In store.
WHKAT. No sold, 96c; No 8new, s5@os8c; No
OIL 06; 10 anew, 1880 Rejected, 666s7i: No
!.sde. 50 g55c; Medittersnean, MOI, 90; No 5,
6ada76c: Nicaragua, nominal, 40c, but not want
id by Texas miliers.
CoRN-25 to so cents, loose ear.
HAY-Prairi~, loose from wagon, 80 to Sll pei
ton; siillett. do, 80 TO Sill. From store. prairie
baled sl3 per ton; Mlllett, SIS. Prairie baled
In car lots, sl3 per ton free on board.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pound 8
VI; chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds
81 80; chopped barley, per 100 pounds. 81 rs
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 500
corn bran, per 100 pounds, 30ci Graz
ham -four per leo pounds. $500;
cream meal, 81 80; fine boiled meal, per
bushel, 600, hominy, per 100 pounds, $50
srts,, per 100 pounds, t2 p; corn aour, per leo
pounds, W.
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CArrLE-Cornfed,s els to So, grass 10 year.
llnss, &otass; steers, from 70 8 years old,
slsas20; barn cows, $l5@Sls, butchers, 2k to
Ske. per ID. on foot.
60 to $50. Farm rtock s35 10 se0. Harness
livery 800 to 500. Harness fancy el25 to SiTs.
Harness spans $3.50 TO $500.
Mules-.Itsts $50 to COS. Medium SOS to $50.
Extra draught 500 10 ESQ.
Hoes-On foot, 38Sko. for Inferior toprlme
porkers.
MurroNsuHKr-Thcy are auotsble at - .50nS
per head. Per weight, TO 3kc, per pound,
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Iron, Nails, Wire. Etc.

IRON. - We quote merchant bar 10 rates;
Norway and Swedes, loo.
PLow STREL.-Sc
WIRE. Smooth wire, No. 0, Go; Nos 10
and II, &c; No. u, &c; iapanned barbed wire,
9Sc; galvanized barbed, l0sc.
House SHoES'-Per keg, SO.
HonsR suoH NAILs-,per box, % pounds, No.
7, S.76; No. y, So 20; No. h, 90 2S.
NAILs-From l0d to GNt, ~ W rates.
TINSRR's Stock .-Plok tin per pound; zoe
tin f,ate, ltxa0 sil per 5ox; /. G. llxs0.s sS15
do, | y I'll .50.zinc lscper lii; solder, 10 % per
Id; sheet IRON &c per III.
AIEs-Per b ~; per dozen, 50 90 to 10.
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TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS. we h.
been selling swlft's syphilitic Specific ~
years, and regaYd 1t superior to anythin'
known TO science, for the diseases for whto,,
II is recommended. We have never KNOWN Vn
Of single failure. o"n
8. j. Csssels, Thonasville, Ga; l.. Y. Graa,
Atlanta, Ga; Pemberton, samuels q Rsr,
holds, Atlanta. Ga, ; Daniel q Marsh, Atlan;s
Ga.
ATLANTA, GA, July 4, ls,l.
We have used Swift's Syphilitic SpeciH";r
the treatment of convicts for the last ve.r AZ
and believe II Is the only certain remedy thu,
Will effect permanent cure for diseases ~
which you recommend IL. "A
GRANT, ALEXANDER A On
900 reward will be paid to any oh ennis,
VINO viii find, on analysis of lCO bottlea ~
3. s. s., one particle of mercury, iodide potas.
SUM, or any mineral substance.
Prepared only by the Swift Specific com.
pany, Atlanta, Ga. Sold oy George T A.
Slns. Thompson. sohott & Co., and W. Il
Patterson.
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Vision, Noises in the head, the vital 1ui
passing unObserved in the urine, and man
other diseases that lead to insanity and death
The Medical Gentlemen connected with thi
institution are graduates Of the best College
OF Europe and this country, and have had
large experience In these troubles, and Will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Ira case of this kind the VITAL RESTORA-
TIVE (undtr their special advice and treat.
menD will not cure, or for ANYTHING imnrre
or injurlous found In it. We treat all Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. CON-
SULTATION FREE. Thorough e1anin alton
and advice, Including analysts of urine. S5.
four times the quantity, $40. Sent to any sd-
dress upon receipt Of price, U. o. II secure
from observation, and In private name If de-
sired by English Medical Institute, No. ns
box 2iG0.
Wholesale Agents Williams, Tolliyer q
Walker. Dallas, Texas
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VOWI WUU WVOU,
CoAL-Indian Nation, Is 80 per ton, deliv-
cred.
CoKs-b0 cents per barrel.
WooD--Oak hickory ana ash $500 to s 3 so per
cord. Sawed stove W GOD 10 retailing. ut the
rates of "a 80 to b 90 per cord.
CHARCoAL-65 cents per barrel.
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Cattle,

The supply OF butchering stock and milch
cows Is not near o. large as could be wished
for, and the demand for choice cattle Is lively
Only q few banches were received to-day, and
prices were stiff with an upward tendency.
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DRAIN PIPES inch, 100 per foot; tinch,
zoe; inch. &c; 7 inch, zoo; s'inch, SOC.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colore
o. IS per gallon. AL the tested aud standard
makes are on sale bv Dallas dealers.
LIME-Coopered,.. 2per DBL, bulk, d 30.
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Cast, so cents per hundred; Btove, 20 cents;
wrought, 80 10 30 cents per hundred; brass,
s. per hundred; copper, 80 per hundred; zinc
aud lead, 81 per hundred.
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NngnrH and Hyrups.

sUaARs.-We. quote: Powered llA; Crushd,
uh@A, t3ranulated II standard A, l0% White
extra 9Sak extra Q 10 to =; Yellow VA to 9k
Louisiana new white clarified 100; yellow on;
choice skc; prime sil to S,sc, fair Sc.
McLAssEs-Lo risians choice 60c, prime6i c
Jair 10 good 45950c; syrup 80 to Coo.
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GERMAN MILLKT--We quote 81 90 per bushel;
Garden, hots per paper retail, WHOLESALE
IN to . cents per paper.
Uottop-At the Oh Mill ,$6 per ton.
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PRAIRIE CnioKEss--We quote at $50. apiece
SQUIRRKLs-Per dozen, Soc.
CHICKKNs-We quote 1850 for spring; for
grown, "a 80.
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PiACHEs-2 pounds, VI rs; s pounds
81 2Uto
TaMAroEs-.2 pounds, 81 rs; pounds,
N,70.
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sPoKRs-From .. to az inch, per set, Xxx
select, $8; Xxx, S2.7b.
SAWED rELIoEa-,H to 2K, % per set.
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OOHeea and Tens.

COFFEE Rio common, 1874 to l4cj fair, l4,i to
Il choice, l,@l6x; Laguayra, l6Il TO Is; Java,
256oS0c.
TRAs-Imperial, from 45@65c. per pounds
Young Hyson, 4O@6O; Oolong, 10000; Japan,
60QpHcN
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Hidea.

lscts; dry kips, free Of grubs, 10 Q; grnbb
kipe lie: wet sailed, 7c.; green butcher
hides, bkc.: All managed, wet or dry,
half price; deer skins voc. sheep skins from
25c .Q160c each.
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Fish and Oysters.

FIsH-12Ho. per Id.
uYsTERS-per can AZ cents for Baltimore, 5,
Mattagordas 65 tor Berwick bay.
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Rags.
Wagon WOOd.W Work.

Mixed, 81 per hundred; cotton, waste, o.
or hundred.
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The Great English Remedy.

Is a never-falliDg Cure
Tor Nervous debility,
Exhausted vitality,
$ I'm In al Weakness,
Spermatorrhoea, LOST
NJ Ian GOD, impoten,.
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects O
Self Abuse, youthful
fo,iies and excuses OF
maturer years-such as
loss of Memory, Las
.itude, n o t,,turnal
Emission, Aversion to
Society. Dlmnpsa n
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Illustrated Marriage nude. s6v pages. CO..
and gilt binding. SO cents, same in p,nsr
covers, % cts. Manhood, 10 cents, woman
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, 8 cents-securel,
sealed, by mail. Send money or postays
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialis,
W.T. st. Cherries Street. st. Louis. Mo.
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Dallas Wool Market.
Fruit ana Nuts.

Fine, 30; medium, Is; heavy, l6a. Bl
bury anu dirty, to 10 cents of.
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Spots opened dull. Mlidllngs lo., sales $50
st. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April B.-Closed quiet.
Mlddllngs loh, receipts 20ss, shipments $50;
sales 1922, stock II, 100.
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Eaas-ll to l2x cts per dozen.
BUrTRR-Northern as to 2S; Texas 20 to ESQ,
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Prescription Free,

For the speedy cure OF spermatorrhna, SEX
nal uennts aud 1mpotenoy, most drussIsts
have the medicines. We wieh 10 'op this
ciree our civilization, Az ress, Z, Louis
Curative ln-iitute, st. Charles ST., h, tsrser,
Ssh AMI Ith, 1t. Louis. Mo.
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GALVESTON,

GALVESTON, April ls,-Opened weak and ir-
regular Mlddiings l0s, receipts 1000.
.3p m.-Closcd dull and noml nal. Middllng
1917 sales $40.
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NEW ORLEANS.

GOLD 4 STOCK TELEGR APiI co.
Commercial News Department,
New Orleans, April IL.
Special TO the Herald.
NEW ORLEANS, April Is, 5 p. m.-Spots
closed quiet, sales 800,
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2:,op. m.-spots closed quiet; sales 1000.

NEW YoRK, April Is Consolidated net no
ceipts 10, O5l: exports to Great Britain lspiS;
France 1, 1857 continent lO,2So; Channel none
Stock G6j, ISIS.
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A very few bales were received to-day, and
but fsw tran eacti0ns We're done. The market
remains nominal.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-28
@Resebref.

Mimi. ota Stats 7idnim G..
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-28
Sand ''lIInne.ot. ! 4 ll ststs I !. lid i
ming" till Aisveri&e! IL.

l.. Etter:moget Of yeryagande hafvavi
.beslntat att fran d. i Oktober 1881 un-
der ti,ljande sex mknader sandt MIN
NEso1A sTATsr1DN1Ne till Sverige for
ett pris af endast 50 cents, Endast
.ett beg, insadt antal tidningar skickas
for detta underprts, och Dor derfor
den, som will sanda tidningen till ma.
gon hemm varande slagting, van eller
bekant, genast anmala sig och temte
tydlig adre pa den, som skall emot.
taga tidningnn i Sverige, betala so
cents. Tidningens f6rsandande tager,
som sagdt, sir. borjan den ! nastkom.
mande Oktober ooh fortfar f6ljande
sex manader. REDAKMONEN
Mimi. ota Stats 7idDin G..
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-28
land, emellan det syenska settlemea

tet och jernyagen. De hafvaa ], ar In
satt omkring l, 200 acres. och: hafya.
det vackraste hvete man kan 6nska
att Sc, irsadt emellan den 80 April
och den 1Juni. Nasta afs Evanta ade4
att bess 5000 acres. De- hafva nu i
arbete 50 hastar och mulor, SAINT Is
'arbetare. "'' 4 :: = - !
Det var en- lust att SO dessa. valfod-
da kreatur, fyra bread, komma utat
prairien, team efter team. Da man
sag dem pa afstand, kunde man tro
det vara en- afdelning artilleri, men
man upptackte smart att de drogo plo-
gen i stallet for kanoner, och man
kom att tanka pa den tiden da "deras
svard skola vandas till plogbi'lar."
SRsom en- regel, torde man val "a be.
trakta sadana stor-farmare isasom en-
fala, ON man skulle IA for manga af
dem, ty det ar ju otvifvelaktigt att de
kunna utf0ra arbetet med mindre
kostnad, an don fattige farmaren.
MEN har synes dock ofyannamnda
herrar vara till nytta i stallet for
skada, dels genom den arbetsfortlenst.
de gifva nyby ggaren. dels genom det
kapital de kunna amanda till landets
forbattrande. Sa t. ex, ar der en- sva.
righet med en- stor del af landet, att
det ar for lagt fir odling f. n, och
da man skzdar ut6fver falten synes
det for 6gat, som det skulle vara
omojligt att fa nagot utlopp. For
att unders6ka delta hade sagde Do
MADISON ut en- ingenior, som under.
s6kte landet och fam det luta mot
Red River l44 fot pa q mil. Delta
synes adagalagga att ALT landet der
ar fullt ollingsbart. Men torde ma.
gon saga: ''Det blir dyra farmar,
da man skall nodgas dika." Huru
dyrt det blir, kan hvem som helst
rakna ut, jernvags-kompaniet kom-
mer otvifvelaktigt att smart satta
hufvuddiken fran jernvagen till fo-
den Sedan aro kostnaderna for diken
pa sin hold 90 cents pr rod for cit d.
ke 40 tum vidt toppen, l6 tum bot
ten och "a tum djupt. Dessa aro de
siffror Donaldson uppgaf och for
hvilka han sade sig vara villig, att ut
fora huru manga diken som helst.
Han har en- dfknings.maskin, for
hvars sk6tande fordras 3 man och ett
team, da de kunna dika fran 100 till
$50 rods ON dagen. Han ar villig att
hyra ut denna maskin for S cents pr
rod till dem som bo omkring hans
egor och 719 cents for dem som bo
langre bort. Haraf synes att dikning
kan erhallas for en- ganska ringa kost-
mad. Ocksa kommer troligtvis hvar-
enda landbit i de trakterna att en-
ganska snar framtid upptagas och
det CALLER att SO ON svenskarne skola
behalia det foretrade de nu fatt.
bland annat bor ocksa namnas att
Donaldson nu haller pa att uppfora
cit 'sstore" vid Kennedy, till hvilken
plats svenskarne hafva en- utmarkt
vag. Har amnar han att tillhanda-
halla dem ALT hvad de beh0fva kopa:
Groceries. Dry Goods, maskiner o.s.v.
Han amnar afven har host eller ma
sta var bygga en- elevator och hvad
mera ar, en- qvarn. Derefter hafva
dessa settlare ALA beqvamligheter de
kunna 6nska. Atskilligt mera borde
omnamnas, men jag fruktar att jag
allaredan trottat; jag tyckte dock att
Jag onskade att nSgorlunda CORA reda
for hvad jag sett och hort, men resten
far komma en- AMMAN gang.
Vanligen,
P. T. Ltndholm.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-28

ske ministern Berlin frlherre, Bildt,
Observation-Disclosures ~ friherre
Bonde med friherrinna, 6fyerhofstall.
mastaren Tornerhjelm och en-. m5ngd
andra f6rna amligheter. Nastan ALA
damerna buru stora buketter. Den
st6rsta och smakfullaste bar friherr.
imam Bonde, hyilken, 4 de syenska
kurgasternas vagnar skplle 6fverlem.
ma den samma till prinsessan Victo.
ria. Denna dyrbara bukett var en-.
kom bestald fran Erfurt. I dess
midt var en- massa sma, gula blomtnor
ordnad I'll en- krona, som omgafs af
en- krans af Invita- rosor. I denna
krans suite de finaste, sma, r6da
blomknoppsr, hvilka bildade ordet
Victoria. So smart den kejserliga
jernbanvagnen stannat, framtradde
konung Oskar och rackte handen fdrst
at sto,'hertiginnan af Baden och der.
efter st hertigen. Sist steg den unga
prinsessan ur vaggonen. Hon sag
obeskrifligt tack ut, men tycktes vara
81 sd litet r0rd. Konungen bj6d hen.
ne armen och presenterade henne for
oss ALA en- masse; hvarefter friherrin.
nan Bonde till henne 6fverlemnade
buketten. Prinsessan bar en- enkel
ljusgul kladning och ditto hiatt. Ko-
nung Oskar f6rde sin blifvande SON.
hustru ut till det vantande ekipaget.
Pa ALA askadarne och naturligtvis
synnerhet pa svenskarne gjorde den
unga furstinnan ett lifligt intryck.
Hon ar temligen lang till vaxten,
''schlank" och har cit slrdeles tackt,
blidt och vanligt ansigte. PS hennes
lappar svafvar ett sBalmskt, belatet
leende. Jag kan forsab ra, att den
unga furstinnans apparition verk.
ligheten betydligt 6fvertraffar de por-
trait af henne, som salts hemlandet.
KoDungen och drottningen vantas
aterkomma fran utlandet till Skane
den 7 JUL.