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in BUSINESS CIRCLES !.
Trade Not Unfayorably Afsctsd
BY Midsummer Dizziness.
CORNERS BROKEN IN BREADsTUFfs'
What Review of the Yield of Wheat Of
All the States Shows for This Year
Excellent Outlook for the
Autumn Trade.

NEW YORK, July S.-The various ele'
meuts of strength in the general businese
situation this week are shown by special
kilograms to Bradstreets to have continued
in full force. The customary midspmmer
dullness is reported from many points, but
the reports tell likewise OF full movements
of cereals, general merchandise and coal,
increased strength in the position OF the
iron market, and dissipation OF corners in
breadstuffs and provisions, together With
continued improvement in crop prospects.
The wheat market declined during the
earlier days of the week, bat it subsel
~ adyapeed<-prineipaliy E-ate IA HssSs
owing, as is alleged, to manipulations OF
holders to enable them to dispose of stocks
in hand.
Indian corn has acted in sympathy with
wheat, but has not exhibited the elasticity
Of the latter. The export demand for corn
has been moderately fair, while tnat Tor
wheat has been very small. Foreign buy
ers, in the face OF heavy supplies from
abroad still consider prices on this side
several cents too high.
FIuctuatiOn In Provisions.
Provisions declined during the early half
of the week, but advanced again after the
midweek holiday in response to the bull
clique at the West. The volume OF trade
for the week has, of course, been restricted
on account OF the occurrence OF the ma
tional holiday Country traders, however,
very generally declare that with fair crops
the outlook for the Autumn trade is excel,
lent. The speculative petroleum market
has declined on the week, owing to the re-
.moval OF part of the bull support it re-
| Gently derived from Wall street and other
causes.
The anthracite coal market has been
! more active. The production to July is
estimated at 100000 tons only in excess
OF that in the corresponding portion. OF
lSS2. Ocean freights present no new tea-
lures. There has been little better de-
mand for wool for consumption, but the
| trade has not been active. Values have
ruled steady.
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BRIEFLY TOLD.

The New Haven directory for this year
contains 81, 4O2 names, an increase OF 1,'o4
from last year.
Mrs. Madden, of Plymouth county, Ia,
ITO years ole, frequently walks TWO miles
to do shopping.
One hundred and sixty thousand men
and 80 Clio women used the New York pub
lie baths last week.
Society for Encouraging the Wearing OF
Clean Shirts" has been New York shirt
makers sign since 1884.
Since the passage of the Restriction act
2 $50 certificates have been issued to Chi
nese leaving San Francisco.
Boston's new main sewer has already
cost over three and a half million dollars
and is by no means done yet.
An artesion well at Dubuque. Ia, spouts
the Prohibitionists' fayorite beverage at
the rate Of $50 gallons minute.
. A ceptury plant in the grounds OF the
BROCK House, at Enterprise. Fla, has sho
mn a flower stock forty feet high.
One New York dealer sold $1,000 chests
nj fire crackers this year. The same man
sells sky rockets at 81 gross and 800
apiece.
The value of the orchard crops OF Florida
,wslve wears sgo, were estimated at about
$4,000 To-day a million AMI half could
not buy them.
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Miscellaneous Sports.

Wallace Ross has brother who is deyel.
cping into something Of an oarsman.
Jack Burke, who fought a draw with
Charles Mitchell, is coming 10 this coun.
Try.
Edwin Bibby has joined the wrestling
bsnd in California, with Muldoon, Dinnie,
and Rgal.
The last $500 of the stake for the Ross.
Hanlsn single.scull race of July 18th, has
been put up.
Duncan C. Ross won a frec.for.all mixed
style wrestling tournament at Buffalo, y.
". last week.
Fulljames, the light weight champion,
offers 10 cover any money put up by
Jimmy Murray TO fight with hard gloves
on bare knuckles for 81 900 side, accord.
ing TO the new rules OF the London prize
ring.
William Steele, OF Morris Run, Pa, who
was recently defeated by w. Cummings
the champion English splinter, Is out
with a challenge to Cummings for a ten.
mile race for from 500 10 81 900 side.
Steele vas sick at the time he lost to Cum.
mings.
Henry Dunn OF Dearham, England one
Of the best OF the Cumberland heavy
weight wrestlers, is on his way 10 America.
Dunn is Just over - years OF age, and
draws the beam at about fifteen stone.
Although so young, he has for several
years been regarded as the coming man.
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sssnels. d government Which the people
intended for the
General welfare,

in the theft Of the Presidency and Vice
Presidency, renziuing not only unpun-
ished, but actually rewarded with the spoils
Of Office conferred by the beneficiaries Of
the fraud on its peSpetrators, In the estab-
lishment and main tenaIice ofsthe whfsky
ring, the conversion fits profits to Repub.
lican party uses and the acquittal from
punishment Of its promoters, in the waste
Of public funds in star route frauds by
high officials of the administration and OF
the Republican party machine, the use OF
the moneys so stolen to corrupt elections,
and the escape of the conspirators from
punishment, in marked contrast with the
condign punishment with which the
Democratic party, led by Samuel J. Tilden,
visited the New York City ring thieves,
Tweed, Sweeney, Connolly and Genet; in
the use of the civil service of the govern
ment, through .......-
Jay HubbelIism
and other like agencies to corrupt the bal
lot box; in the destruction Of the Ameri-
can navy, whereby the glory won on every
sea for the national flag by the heroes OF
two wars by Hull and Decatur, and Bain-
bridge and Stewart, who conquered the
navy of England, and by Farragut and
Porter and Foote during the rebellion, has
been converted into shame by Robson and
Chandler; in the obliterstion OF our mer-
camille marine, so that the high seas are
hardly touched by an American keel, while
trifiing streams known only to the geog.
rapher are secured in search or river aud
harbor Jobs. In the waving OF the bloody
shirt and the cultivation Of sectional ami
mosities long after war had ceased, and
when the cultivation of fraternal affection
and the methods Of peace bad become
duty, furnish urgent reasons for
~
and fully explain the reason why so many
of the ablest and best Republican leaders,
including the honored names OF Seward
Chase, Greeley, Sumner, Adams, Trum-
bull, Palmer, Curtin, Julian, Cassius NJ.
Clay, and Rufus z. Spalding, OF our own
State, have fed from affiliation with the Re-
publican party as from the contagion OF
pestilence.
This is the way I read history. This series
of jobs and frauds have put to shame the
leaders of the Republican party, and
driven those great names OF those great
men who were the prices and honor and
glory of the Republican party during the
rebellion and the years that followed after
the rebellion, out Of the party. This is
true history, and not the false statement OF
Self.adulation, with which the Republican
platform begins.
After reviewing the records Of both par
ties and giving some sound advice on the
coming contest, the Judge concluded amid
much enthusiasm.
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A BOY MURDERER.
Plunainq a ChiseI Into the Breast
Of His Companion.
Yourg in Year; ard Old in Vce-Tes-
t,mony Of an Eye -Tt0es' to
the Tragedy.

EEw YORK. June Lawrence Neltman,
sged sixteen years. OF Unionport, town of
Westchester, fatally stabbed Charles jar
Wis. aged twelve years, pf the same place
Yesterday morning. Dr. MaEDermott, who
attended Jarvis. Gays that it Is impossible
for him 10 recover. The instrument used
hv ye!trnan was a carpenters chise3, an
inch and half wide. The wound was
frightiuI one, entering between the ribs
about Gae inch from the nipple, psfiorat-
ing tho lungs.
RobbIsg n Rather.
Tei.ICsn had been arrested ABOUT ono
week ego for robbing John MonahAn.
Nopatan had left bis clothes in charge OF
VeItuan while be (Monahsn} went in
bathing in Wsstcbester Creek. After dres-
sing he found that ho bad been robbed of
80 suspectiDg the boy, he made q charge
agsipst him be lore Justice Bible. Victims q
MAJ arrested and 81 Of the money was re.
covered, together With q veloeipsde that
yeltnsn bad purchased with the balance.
TTying 10 Impliea1a JasSia-
yeltmsn charged Jarvis With having aid
ed hin in committing thu robbsry, which
Jarvis denied. Having recovered the pss,
of his money. Monahan did not press the
charge and Veltman was discharged A
dsy or two after Veltnan and Jarvls me,
and the latter. IL is charged BY vestmsn
kicked him. Jarvis had hssn TO thS bousl
| Of d married sister and vas reta sning 4
| his home. carrying beskst on one arm
| and . pail on the other, when he met Welt
man.
Mrs Boes, who witnessed the ktabbin
| from the wIpdov Of her horss, says Sc
| ..s sttrsrfad h., fh.esy lot.d ts1x.nS anil In
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CoRyiets ArreAfeA.

BosroE, July S.-Edvard Wbalsn applied
to the police at Atileboro for . nights
lctsinE. lie was admitted tha. be was an
tscfped convict from the State work hoas
st BIidsevster, which burned on Saturday.
He sid he negro, Jsmes Gilmore, Hhoes
caysc = i,h him, set the building on Gre
Gilmore v6s sTrssted ard coriessed. He
;sid hs csrfifd nstchfs one ear 10 secoa
liish IL
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A YOUNG THIEF.
A Parkersburg Boy Steals Gold
Watch. and. Being Captured. Con.
fcsses the Theft.
SpcciGl IN The Register.

NDcrINI n nc KtyNIo.
pAEEERsBu RE-, W. Va, July S.-Tom
Clark, boy seventeen years old, employed
on the steamer Henry Lyon, stole n va!u-
able gold watch from the engineer few
days ago. All efforts To lind the thief have
proved fruitIess until 10 day when the
case was placed in TIE bands Of Captain
Mehan who traced it to the Clark boy. He
WAS found On the commons, near the
Franklin school. and started to run. The
officer approached, and he halted and wac
searched hu, the missing property was
not found on him, but a careful search in
The grass rewarded the officer in the dis.
covery of the stolen watch, where the boy
had thrown it when he found be was cap.
ured. He confessed the theft and was
rnnlnL III ed 10 lii.
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LYING IN STATE.
fmmense ThroBgs Viewing the BODY
of The Lnte ATchbIshoP Porcell-
The Bufi iaI Arrangements.

CIHCIXNArI, o., July <. Streams Of
people continued 10 flow all day through
The cathedral residence TO view the body OF
Archbishop Purcell. The rain fell heavily
at times in the forenoon, but still the
urorg pressed and filled Eighth street
"a as TO render the passage of street
ags very difficult. At times there wss
danger and fear OF a crush, and the aid OF
the city police was called. The procession
through the dead chamber continued till
ia'c tonight. Tomorrow th" uOiy will be
placed in a catafl.qIe ~ the CIth"dral. IL
bas Lecn decided - issue ilcEcts OF ad'
mission to the funera. on Wednesday tp
prevent crush.
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YELLOW FEVER.
A Vessel Infected with the SeourSe
Lying Outside the Port at Galveston
Making Provision for the Sick.

Making PrOVisfOn Tor tue SIck'
GALVESTON, July S-The State health
officer arrived this morning and informed
the agents OF the bark Salome, here from
Vera Cruz with yellow fever aboard, that
she would not be allowed to enter the port
this summer, and advised the owners in
Europe to send her on to New York, offer
ing to send with her the physicians now
on board and provide in every way for the
sick. Should this fail permission will be
asked for the National Board Of Health tC
take her TO Ship Island and hold her there
in quarantine at the expense OF the State
OF Texas
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DerniIeu.

Hartford, Conn, July S.-An engine and
eleven cars of an east bound freight on the
NY. IL y. +. Railroad, were derailed, owing
to the failure of signal being properly
placed where the track was being repaired.
Nobody was killed, but the engine, cars
and freight were badly damaged.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Six COnSpiratOrs Found GUiiiy-Thc
Judge speaks Strongly Against The


DUBLIN. July s.-Sligo, Assizes, RogersOn,
Tausy, Kelly and HCUghton, implicated in
the murder conspiracy, were found guilty.
Two infOrmeTs testified that the prisoners
and a number OF others, Obeying the orders
Of the secret society, attempted in March,
lSs2, to blow up the Western House at
Galway. If they had destroyed the house
and killed the inmates, they We're 10 re.
ceive $500, and failing to take life, they
were TO receive L2,CUO or 1000, Five
pounds Of dynamite was exploded on the
window sill, and little damage done, owing
TO lack Of skill OF the cOnspirators. The
judge, in summing up, spoke strongly
against the prisoners
Our RIHcuen.
LoypoY, July S.--The observer says: 1t
is clearly evident that the coming rifle
meeting at Wimbledon will be the most
successful in many years. The Canadian
team took up quarters at the camp. The
most Interest centres in the American
team. 1t is much regretted that the
Americans refused the offer OF the camp
similar 20 that taken by the Canadians.
The question of wind gauge is virtually
settled. The principal snots have re-
titiored the executive committee 10 allow
the use OF the gauge. The committees are
TO give banquet TO the American team.
FEoHEpoRF. July S.-The condition Of
Count De ChambOrd continues slowly i'm
proving. His mind is now more clear.
The consultation OF doctors has been post
poned for day or two.
Louise Michael's 10000 Friends.
MAHsEILLEs, July S.-A meeting attended
by l0,OG0 persons was held today TO pro.
test against the sentence recently passed
A
adopted pledgirg thSse present % murder
the jurymen who convicted. Louise Mich
ael at the first Opportunity The anthor
of the resolution will De prosecuted.
Fearing Cholera.
LONDON. July a-Last Friday, the popu-
lace at Brindini, fearing the introduction
of cf olera, refused to allow the Peni Rsular
and Oriental Compapy's steamer, Surat,
to land the India mail, even when fumi'
gated.
CArRo, July Sat Damietta there are a6
deaths from cholssa reported to-day; at
Maussrah -; at Samonud s; 81 Sherbln g.
and one osly st Alexandra.
Carey. the IBferneT.
LONDON. July S.-The report that Jane:
Carey left Dublin is confirmed. The gov
.rnrnsnt refused TO give him any reward ol
a written psrdon. On Monday night last
a detective called upon him with an ordel
for his delivery and drove with him in Z
cab into the city. Having been given the
alternstive OF being turned unprotected II
| the stree's or passage to London anc
| thence 10 some colony in the Eastern hem
! isphere, he chose the latter. His famil,
had already gone TO London separately u
avoid suspicion.
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SUMMARY.
The League

There has been no marked change in the
standing OF the leaders in the league race.
Providence still holds the lead O few games
in advance OF the Clevelands, while the
Bostons, by their good work in the past
month, have jumped from near the tail
end of the race to good third. Chicago is
fourth, with the other clubs in about the
same relative positions they held last
week.
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SCARED OFF.

Kentucky Mob that Failed 60 do
What WAS Prspey Under the Peculiar
Premises.
Nj. SIKEuSs, Ky, July s.--A negro
rsmed Dick Biggers. who on Tuesday last
attempted to rape . servant Of I. Cander-
sop, was taken from jsil here last night
ard Was about 10 be hung 10 railroad
bridge when Marshall Pouch, who broke
up the celebrated Barrett Bandits, appearee.
srd in short speech persuaded the crowd
to ct the nesro be taken back 70 Jail The
mob vss rsssked and numbered over 50.
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SUMMARY.
Violating the sabbath.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July S.-A ball game
between the Louisville and Athletic was
stopped at the end Of the fourth inning by
rain. The score was 3 TO > in favor IT the
Louisyilles.
CoLuMRus, July s.-Columbus, 6; Metro
politans, |.
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Anotl,eg Meal.

wILy .suAnRE, July SIX. Deputy Tyss.-
ursr John y. Pollock, Who has been
charged with knowing all about the y 90
deficiency In the late beasurers accounts
for 1870, arrived this evening f-ors VIE
consin. Il Is expected hs will tbroS Jgg 4!
lighS on the DISCREPANCY tomorrow.
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Al QOS<e &C ny.

Hsxoyrs, n. H., July s.--Pescs sreyssle
at the Hly mines. The Let company o.
militia have gonS home. Tsenty sPsctA
policemen, With Sheriff and his dspntsss.
will rensin lev days longer. No IuftAsf
trouble In pDshsn6sd
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Death Of a Kx.Cssgresslsss.

woEcEsIsR, MAss., July s.-Joha Dsnsi:
son Baldwin, ST., editor snd proprietor of
the Worcester Spy, died sud4snly shis
morning Of congestion Of the lunu- He
va born In North Btooington. Com. EsD.
and wss elected 70 The 3sth, 3sth snd Frh
CnnOy $1,000
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A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.

Murder, Arson and suicide All Com
mttted by an Insane Farmer I'm
Ohio Yesterday.
batavia. o., July 8.-George Ayers. aged
60 years, wealthy farmer living halt
mile from Salesa Station, Brown county,
this morning rose early and shot
and killed his grandson, Charles
Preston, who was asleep. He then set
ibe house on hre, went 10 the barn and set
il on FIRE, and then shot himself, and was
burned up in the barn. Another grandson
wss lying beside the murdered one, but was
n OF harmed. Ayers was insane.
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a sci,,oucp Ashore.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July s.--An unknown
schooner was seen ash0rc on North Mana
tau island Saturday morning by Capt.
Lisk, OF the Narsgansett, which arrived 10.
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GOuld's Yacht.

NEW LONDON, July S.--Jsy Goulds yacht,
Atlanta arrived on Saturday. II made the
passage from New York in 5 hours and IS
minutes. Ii returned up the Sound to.
iay
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BASE BALL

The American Association Race Grow.
iDE Interestisg-No MsPked Change
In the League.
The battle for supremacy in the Ameri-
can Association is still close and exciting.
The Athletics, who again took the lead last
week, bave made their claim better for the
coveted position by their good work the
past week. st. Louis has fallen back. with
Louisville a close third and Cincinnati
fourth, not far behind
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SLA KENTUCKY.
A peSperado Gathers Band OF Els
AssociRtes and Resists the Officers Of


the Law.
GHEEEsRURp,. Ky, July s.-Last night
Marshall Hensley. Of this place, with Ben.
Bscby and four others started out 10 arrest
James owen, a desperate character OH q
felony warrant. They reached ovens
house at midnight and found the desper-
ado had gathered party Of his friends 70
resist arrest. About fifty shots were ex.
changed and Marshall Hersley was killed,
spd Bagby morlally wounded. The rest
If the unsse fed
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Mr.. A n Bowmsn, Valley Furnace,
W. Va ssys: 'rTwo weeks use OF Browns
[I,on Bttsrs greatly improved my health
and sppeuIe."
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Appointed 10 . First Class Ci.rk.h,p

WASHINGTON, July s.-Miss Van Lew, OF
Richmond, Va, whose services during the
war in behalf OF the Union eause, and in
aid of Union soldiers at Libby prison, gave
ber some prominence, has oeen tenderei q
first Glass clerksbip in the Postoffice De
par tment by Postmaster General Gresham
on recommendation of Gen. Grant Miss
Van Lew was postmaster st Richmond dur
ing President Grants administration.
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Ir. ]. B. Morgan. Joplin. No. says;
frd that Browns Iron Bifers gives enpte
sa,islsctiOn 20 sll sho use IL.
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CHICAGO, July 6-fhe cold v:ve ooous os
ues herr. The tsnPer.tnrs sos sony y seosssi
Ssmspd and fires are not 81 ali The sxosP'
ton.
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How H. CIR Gtcx --EIposs yoafssst aay
and nisbt. eat Too much without sfs,s,,s. 80
vofk tor hard Without rest docsm W II
time, tske sli tbe via ncstrn nnss so'e
and iben you will vast % 80. IA
Hov t1sst ssJi-whieh y snsssis9 -
fLrte ro:ds Ists Hop batts1s
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C,eaa1ee. Patl is YaIl.

Bs.IroEp, Coss., July The Hartiosd
rrsci:ors Of the late G. J. vsndsrnit bsvs
rsid in full, With the ints!ese IRON %
proceeds Of The esis OF ressneeee, -
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THE YIELD OF WHEAT.
FALLING Off In the Total Production
Of Sixty Million Bushels rs Com.
pared With Iss2-TabIes OF COpari.

A FALLING Off In the Total Production
OF Sixty Million Bushels as Com.
pared With Iss2-Tables OF COpari.
son.
New YORK, July S-BradstreetS' yester-
day published it's third annual preliminary
wheat crop report for the United States,
based on full replies from the principal
winter and spring wteat-growing states,
bearing date June 16 together with sup
Elementary special kilograms from numer-
Gus points throughout the wheat belt re.
ceived yesterday
From an examination Of the mail re-
plies it is found that the favorable weather
existing since June did much to repair
the damage done prior 10 that time by the
alternate freezing and thawing winter
weather, the cold, wet spring, the fly,
chinch. bug and rust. Telegraphic advices
to date state that the growing weather OF
late has been excellent, and that, speak
ing generally, an unexpected gain has been
made.
The Threatened DrOuth
in Northern Minnesota and in Dakota has
been partly averted. II is possible that the
damaging effect of too much alternate rain
and hot sun in the same region may be
largely averted prior to harvesting there.
Spring wheat is full two weeks late. The
is below the average. The damage caused
by the hot spell in California has
not eGualed expectations and the probable
surplus for export from the Pacific Coast
from the crop of 1853 is placed at about one
million and one half tons. Bradstreets'
detailed estimate is based on returns OF
actual gains made III the growing crop as
well as on the probable gain due TO the fay-
oring weather reported by the prophets.
Comparisons rs 10 Loss and Gain
are made with the final return of the Ma
tional Agricultural Bureau as to the crop
of lSS2. The out.turn Of wheat indicated
st the present time in round numbers, as
explained, is as follows:
Bushels. Bushels. Bushels.
New York .......... 100000 I2,GUOW 3,UOD,DOO
Pennsy lVania 10000 2y,UUU,NO no ch 'ge
Dclaware...... 8,OOo,ooO $4,000 nochge
WE'VE Southern
West Virginia. Is. 600 4c,JonC0 ri.TO.0m
Pacific COaSt........ hj NNrD 1OtI,Nb FtI,b ., -
ndlana................'GINi l),JnVVO l5,oiD ~
Ohio....... ..........26I 10000 i3,0aO,'0 l7,OOnl
Illinois ..........., OOJ 90 51rpp,-O 27,ppp,UJ0
Michigan ...... .. - nuN. OD 39,UJLUDJ l.UOp,'pI
2-nnS,ts. ............ ~ ~ 900 3l,UOru0J 6,BDUD
Missouri. gOJHJ 27.v1 90 S,UtD IA
kCutuCk .....,,,, l., uiklWp l5,UTI.tO i,utjW 0
Tennes ............. T50btVJ lU,GU,WD 2,rJ,vAt
Total Win'cy.SlO, ,JcOC0 3o6Coy,lOO G2,5 $3.50
Increase.
These. the winter wheat States, aggregate
3l7.C"O.0CO against 3>6u0pQOD in l-S2
Oiher States are as follows:
N,hraSka ...........'" .OfOOoO 10000 no ch'ge
Mime, OJa ........ ..3kUtl,tUO :SUutfJD no Ch'ge
low ...........2i CU" 2ieto UJ0 no ch'gc
Wisconsin ........... 23,U0,UGO 2,@OD no ch'Ee
Il" hOtt........ ...l sLub,VCV t,HN,u.U tHV,VJJ
a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-09
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