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&c. MOlaSscs active. Taliow stronger. ROSIn
ind iufpentlDc dull. Eggs quiet; western !jc
Pork and cut meats weak. Lard stronger;
western steam S,hSc; January sale; February
SIZE; March, April and May S.93c: June s.. &C.
Butter quiet; western dairy lia2Gc, Cheese, west
ern gtza1tAc.
CHICAGO, Dec. ga good business In wheat
was transacted In IL speculative way, and the
range Of prices Corn tirIncr., oatS, moderately
active. Provisions. trHdlng only moderate. Flour
dull and unchanged, Wheat, No. 2hPrlng 81 TIA
Oh; No. spring 0OayIc; No. red 81 0i14;
at 81 OS54; May 81 gsAi l51E, closing NJ 81 NJ
Corn, cash No. ., December and January 3551sc;
May 3Sc. Oats, cash No. @and December 2lfsc;
January ~ &c; May 2I&c. Rye, No. :, NC Flax
seed 81 6IL. Timothy seed 81 50. Mess pork,
cash SIS 37ESal3 80; December SIS JI11; JANUARY
si3 42Ia: May sl3 SialI W.. Lard, cash and De-
ccmbcf S.l9Hc; January fS5c; May 1.yl1gc.
Bacon, short RIBS 7.0Oa7.l0c: shoulders G,SIt!n
ZOO; short clear 7.5Oa7.621gc. Whisky 81 ~.
Sugars CutlOaf sc; gTnnulalcd Nc; STANDARD
re. butter easy; Eigin creamery ;ijRS6c; choice
2sig!c; fair to good lSa20c. Eggs sla9Se'
PnnADELruIA, Pa, Dec S-F !, " dull II
s y , d. NV NJ Ga IS IT, Corn rSer vest
ern No. . mixed Ole: No. mixed December
IlAc; January tS14HiiIEc; February 4i1zc; March
and May Ilnl5c. Oats stronger: No. ! white JdHL
SJI4c; futures quiet but steady. No. white
3jJsc; March jJ14G3GIIG: May GlGL51c. Butter
dun; Pennsylvania creamery extra &c; do
prints 3Gc.
BALTIMORE, MD., Dec. 5.-wheat, western
inactive and higher; No. winter red spot and
December 81 GO4; January 81 OlA; Corn, western
frmer; mixed spot and year 4's4atlc; january
and February 4iG. Oats firm; ungraded western
white SlnGIc; do mixed 2sa3Oc. Rye dull at Ga
CSC. Hay quiet at SIG jOal7 ~. Mess pork easier
at sl6jO. butter hrm; best roll 9.Al5c; creamery
Sbi!Sc. Eggs weak at 2Ia2IC. Coffee firm; Rio,
fair, tTtEc.
CINCRNArI, Dec. 6-Flour firm. Wheat firm
No. red 81 u; receipts 1850 bushels; shipments
1000 bushels. Corn dull: No. 2 mixed We.
Oats steady; No. mixed aSIge. Rye dRH; No.
., Sc. Fork quiet ut Sli TO- Lard tirmer al
7.y71Sc. Bulk meats and bacon quiet and un'
changed. Whisky steady at 81 II. butter, sugar
aud cheese Hrm. Eggs easier at l9a20c.
TOLEDO, o., Dec. 5-Wheat higher and easier;
cash 81 DIAL OG; December 81 "; May 81 vs.
Corn active aud lower; cash &c. Oats quiet;
cash &c. Cloyefteed steady and dull; December
IS IN: February IS 30.
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rHOsE INpEMNITy LANDS.
Comments ON tho Withholding Of the Al
tornsy Generals Opinion.

Comments ON the withholding OF the AT
tOrnsy Generals Opinion.
RaaainOtOH Special to he EaS York Pot.
Secretary Villas, in his annual report
does not avail himself Of the opportunity
to explain why the opinion Of the At
torney General in the matter Of the sec
ond indemnity limits Of the Northern Pa
eific Railroad, bearing date January,
1888, was withheld until November
1888. Representatives Of the Northern
Pacific road who are here have some
very definite information, however, as
to the Ill effects OF Withholding the
knowledge of that decision from the
public. 1t appears that grca: injustice
has been done to large number Of
American citizens because Secretary vi
las chose to keep the settlers in the
Northwest in ignorance OF what the
opinion OF the law officer OF the Govern
Eaent was to be. The record shows that
9, 100 settlers, under the order which
would cause the present system as to
the lands in this belt to be abandoned,
have, since the Attorney Generals
opinion was made, completed their
final entries. These settlers have been
permitted TO do this with the full knowi-
edge of the Interior Department, be-
cause they have done this under direct
orders made by the Secretary Of the In
terror. This is not a very simple matter
for the settlers, who have thus invested
their time and money in endeavoring to
perfect what they suppose would be
lawful claims, but which are now value
less. They have not only spent their
time and gone through all the formaii-
ties which were necessary il they were
to perfect their homestead and pre-
emption entries, but they have in most
instances expended considerable money
for improvements. The Interior De.
partment, possibly after litigation, and
certainly after much delay, may refund
the money which has been paid, but it
cannot compensate those poor frontiers
men for their improvements, nor can it
make good TO them the time they have
lost, and which they might have de-
voted to perfecting titles for homestcads
upon lands which they could justly
claim.
Congress will undoubtedly, at a very
early opportunity, inquire into this mat
ter, and the Secretary OF the Interior
will be asked to inform the Senate, at
least, why it was that he permitted know
ingly, 2,lO0 pioneers, who have neither
money nor time to lose, to be deluded in
this manner. Since January last, when
the opinion was rendered, the Secretary
OF the Interior has been asked by officers
of the Northern Pacific railroad why the
opinion was not given to the public.
The only answer obtained was that some
additional suggestions might perhaps be
made TO the Attorney General relative
to the matter. When further asked
the Secretary had in mind any
such suggestion, negative answer was
received.
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The Queen & Crescent route will
sell excursion tickets To Fort Payne, At
ITALIA, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala, Hattes-
burg, jackson, Miss, and Arcadia, La,
at one fare for round trip, on November
20, December 1 and IS, tickets good for
sixty days. Now is your chance to ex-
anime the cheap farming lands OF the
South. No billiards., sure crops and n
pleasant climate. All trains leave from
the Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati,
For pamphlets and other information
address Neil Q. Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa, or d. G. Ed
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen & Crescent route, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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TERRIBLE FoREwARNINGs,

Cough in the morning, hurried or diff
Rcult breathing, raising phlegm, tight
ness ofthe chest, quickencd pulse, chilli
ness in the evening or sweats at night,
all or any Of these things are the first
stages Of consumption. DR.. Acker's
English Remedy for consumption will
cure these fearful symptoms, and Is sold
under q positive guarantee by G. r.
Goethe, R. B. Burt, G. Menkemeller,
Logan 4 Co. 10
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nowDOcToRs CONQUERDEATH.

Doctor Walter X. Hammond says:
"After long experience have come to
the conclusion that two-thirds OF all
deaths from coughs, pneumonia and con
sumption, might be avoided ii DR.. Ack-
er's English Remedy for consumption
were only carefully used in time" This
wonderful Remedy is sold under posi-
tive guarantee by G. Il. Goetze, r. d.
Burt, G. Menkemeller, Logan & Co.
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NEW York, Dec 5.-Petroleum opened steady
at Sole, but after trst sales became dull and
heavy aud sagged Off to SGc. A slight rally Oc-
Cured, but no Interest was shown IN the lrnhlpS
], 0Oi OO0 barrels.
Oh CITY, Dec. 6.-openGd and highest SG7Sc;
lowest sec: closed at SG1Sn: sales 1900 barrels;
clCArAnces ,G3S,OOJ barrels; charters 1850 bar.
rels shipments s., SOC barrels runs IL s6 barrels
BRADFORD, Pa, Dec. 5.-openCd at SGsEc;
closed At SOC; highest SCSc; lowest SG1Sc; clear
Ruces $1,000 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Dec. 5.-petroleum dull and
heavy: opened at SCIgc; closed ut S61sc; highest
500: lowest SC.
TIrusvILLE, Pa, Dec. 5.-opened at sG5Sc;
highest sG5Sc; lowest SEC; closed at sGlc.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheam, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
Corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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Why is the North Pole like an Illicit
whisky mandatory? 1t is secret still.

CArARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price so cents. Nasal In
jector free.
FoR lame buck, side or chest, use shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
SmLou's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. It
cures Consumption. Sold by w. E.
Williams and 9. MenkemiIler. cow
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Father-"Hello! Where did you get
all those toys7' son-"I bought 'em
with the money you gave me-" "Rut |
gave you that money 10 learn you how
70 save" "Yes, pa, l kept 1t for three
weeks until ] learned all about saving,
and now am learning how to shop
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MISUNDERSTANDING; intense itching aud
singing; most at night; worse by scraLchinF,
II allowed to continue tHmOrS form, which
often bleed aud WlecEats, becoming very sore.
SwAYSE's OINTMENT stops the itching aud
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most cases re-
moves the tunorS At druggists or by mall, toI
81 cents. Dr. swayne & Son, Philadelphia.
TThgAW
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what time" asked a lady with an
armtul Of bundles, "does the next train
leave?" at leaves on schedule time"
responded the atIable and accommoda.
ting ticket agent And the lady retired
TO the waiting room with the remark
that she didn't know it left SO late.
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miles distant, from ten to eleven tons at
a load from where II goes direct to the
seaboard 10 be shipped TO London. We
saw sixty-four bales put on q wagon
which was drawn by eight large horses.
The wagon was the strongest have
seen, manufactured in the Colony. The
four wheels weighed one ton
with u tire ten inches wide and two
inches thick-alt other parts are built
strong incorporation.
GREW Up WITH THE COUNTRY.
Mr.. Hawker, whose father was an
admiral in the British navy, came here
from England forty-eight years ago,
when quite young, and devoted his time
and energy for many years to the i'm
provementof the breed OF Merino sheep.
He Las paid fabulous prices for rams
and thoroughbred ewes, and even now,
when his flock is perfect so far as l could
see, he pays hundreds OF guineas for
single ram to add to the size OF sheep,
or density TO the fleece Of any of his
flock he deems not perfect. Out OF many
thousand we did not see poor or badly
wooded sheep.
We saw thousands Of wethers that
would shear 10 to II pounds, and, in
short, | would Judge the whole lot OF
sheep on the station would average from
eight to nine pounds per head. Mr.. g.
G. Hawker, Jr., who has managed the
estate for fourteen years, resides there,
and with his most accomplished wife,
dispenses hospitality in the most cordial
and liberal manner. Mr.. Edward, his
elder brother, is now member Of Par
Lament.
From Bungaree we were taken to
"Kadlinegn," the beautiful stud station
OF Chief Justice Way, where we were
delightfully."- entertained for two days
nv his manager, Captain Weston aud
his amiable wife. This is gem OF
station, perfect in every respect. While
there we were driven by Captain Wes-
ton to "Marttndale," the estate OF Mr..
Bowman, who received US in his palatial
residence with great cordially. This is
the home OF the owner and is sur
rounded by every evidence OF refine
ment and culture. His sheep rank with
the very best as do those OF Chief JUS
tice WAY. From "Kadlinega" We Wis
tied "Hill River" the estate OF the Hon.
j. II. Angas, NJ. p. This estate contains
fifty thousand acres, freehold, aud ranks
among the best in the colony. 1t car
ries forty thousand sheep, between five
and six: hundred thoroughbred Dur
ham cattle, over one hundred horses,
mostly OF the Clydesdale breed, and
many thoroughbred Berkshire hogs.
We were kindly received and entertain
ed by Mr.. Adams, one Of Mr.. Angas'
managers, who kindly drove US over
great part OF the estate, We found |
under full headway and Spent
some time in the shcaring shed, where
they were turning out about the same
number per day as at Burgaree and
the wool in the same careful
MIR. Mclean, n native Of Scotland, who
has had charge Of sheep on this station
for many years, was very kind in giving
us information.
Mr.. Angus is the most noted cattle
breeder in Australia, and has imported
the best blood from England. Mr..
Angus hAsseveral other stations devoted
to cattle, sheep and horses. His resi-
dence is at Collin Grove" where he
pays great attention to raising Hereford
cattle.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of the Money and Stock Mar

Tho Features OF the Money and STOCK mar
ketS.
NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-MOncy on call easy at *
to per cent, last loan ~ per cent, closed offered
ut ~ per cent Prime mercantile paper 43ta6k
per cent Sterling exchange dull and easy al
81 SI,%at SsA, Total sales were 3OG, l0O shares.
The stock market was again very active but
levurlsh and unsettled. The speculation was
subject to sudden changes all day long. but a
great majority OF the list tluctunted within n
range Of less than per cent. New England wnl
the banner strong Of the day and when well Into
the afternoon suddenly shot up about point
and half, and the entire list moved up In sympA
thy. The dealings were marked by extreme
feverishneEs, but u sharp rally took place In tue
first few minutes and most Of the list were
brought up to small fractions above their last
evenings figures. a majority Of the list art
lover this evening.
railroad bonds dull; sales ssI1, 900.
Government bonds dull but firm.
State hnnhR dull hut firm.
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FOR SALE.

building Lots on the Old Fair Grounds, Zane's
Orchard, North and South Front Streets and
south Penn streets, at very low figures.
\ good rOOmGd House III 2Ji9 Jacob street, al
bargain,
HoiblC Brick House, Il and 40 Virginia street
witt tcit separate or both together. They con
tain all modern Improvements.
seven doomed House, i3i South broadway; a
good property nj much less than cost
-Four lspDined Cottage for SJ25
Eight Koomcd House, North Front street,
river lot; nil in good condition; $500.
Five ROumGd House, q North Broadway VIII
make pleasant home.
Six RoOmGd trtck fiouse, southwest cornct
Thiryughth and Wood streets, at u bargain
will pay Tor investment.
Dwelling Houses, large and small, always on
hand for feH,.
q n SMITH. 1,kln Main Street,
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Mrs. Jason-"Jehiel, was there ever
any such person rs the fool killer?" Mr..
Jason-"What idiotic questions you do
ask! How the dickens do I know2 |
never met him." Mrs. Jason-"0h, l
knnw Tint ~
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Women lose their beauty because
colds undermine their life. DR.. Acker's
English Remedy for Consumption is an
absolute cure for colds. Q. Il. Goethe,
@. Menkemeller, Logan & Co. D&w-1
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DellRirc & Zanesville Through Passenger leaves
Belialre at s:I8R M, arrives At BellaIFe at $3.50
p. M.
Woodsfeld Passenger leaves Bellalre at 1870 p.
NJ, arrives at BellAire at 1925 q. m.
SummeThCld Accommodation leaves BellRlic
Il u . y. M. arrives ~ BeilAlre NJ ll:10A m
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Mcstreet-"For gracious sake, old boy,
what are you going to do with that old
campaign helmet 2" Van Avenue
"Why, l won hat from Job Lott on
the election, and this is what he sent
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Railroads.

w nEELING & ELM GROVE X. r.
w OnRnd HGGr Saturday, October -. lSSS,
trains on the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
will ran Rs follows:
LEAVE WHEELING:
$3.50 H. NJ, 7;O0G. M. pa. m. II go H. nj, 1880 p.
M. $500 p. m, $50 y. rn, 100 p. M, 900 y. III.
LEAVE WHEIaISG PACK:
G:lOR. III, 7:SJ Il. m, lO:0Oh M, 1890 m, $50
p m, i2l y M, $40 y. M, sop. M, 1000 =. IN.
on sUNDAYS-Unlli further notice Trims will
run ns iOiuMh' hGGSS Ilv W w =; H., mm3
Park at D:CO u. IN, and run every hour until 10
p. N. Except church train viii leave Park At
0:i5a. IN. AMI city nil2JD p. ~.
HTRETu Stunt
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NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-For immediate wants the
market was quiet; for spring speciAlties the
placing orders was continued Of good proper
lions.
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Educational.
MT. De CHANTAL
Near Wheeling, W. Va.
,sls,css o, the vlsltation.)

A ,ehocl o, more than national reputation
oGcn exceptional advantages Tor thorough edn'
r4iion nj young ladies IN all departments II
brary Of six thousand volumes. Fine philo
saph!cal, chemical and astronomical apparatus
Husical Department specially noted. Corps c.
risuo teachers trained by u leading professor
lrom Conservatory OF Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according to TIE method Of the old Italian mas
'efS.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Tea acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
eFCa.aioguos, and references to patrons In ali
Nlc pfLncipal cities, address
sol THE DIRECThkb6
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travellers, GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAIES-On and after Nov. Is, lsSs1.h1 :
dsy eTcepted. MONDAY excepted. isAtuidAy
excepted. Sunday only.-EiStern Standard
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
CALyERToS LIVE STOCK YARDS. |
MONDAY, Dec. ., 1883. I

TIE SWINE MARKET.
Arrivals this week
Arrivals Inst Ooog
Arrivals one year 1863
REMARKS.
There Il heavy increase In the receipts over
last week, some $500 head. and with the increase
there Is decline Of fully In prices and slow
trade. The quality Is quite as good Rs Is needed.
Quotations range from o. 10 nc net. Rough
hogs selling at BlSA7c, aud the better grades "a
75+c, most snics T07tsc net.
or the receipts, 4 ,3gS head came over the Bal.
tImore & Ohio railroad, and b,6l head over the
Pennsylvania railroad.
ARRIVALS OF 1--WE srocK
Al CldrcR.OH. Stock Yards, ria Baltimore & Ohi6
Railroad, for treek ending DEC. ..
l6l cars, containing l,l2G head Of cattle, a
calves, ASH sheep, 500 hogs so horses Ship
menn TO New York, Philadelphia, &c.-Il2
head Of CATTLE calves, 4G0 sheep, 1863 hogs, q
hones.
CLAREMoET LtvE STOCK MARKET,
BALTIMORE, Dec ., 1888.
Allhogs sold in these yards by Z, a. BlGckSherc
are at gross weight,
Receipts this week. S,Tg5 head, against 4.gn
head last week. Fair to good selling from s. 50;
pigs selling ATS s. rOughs selling at 81 %,
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ForSale.

WE OFFER FOR SALE, IN THE
w DcsI aud fashionable part Of the city, u
TS6,lory Brick Ru,id,uCc on Chapllnc. street
above EWelHH, containing u rooms, Railways,
AIl room, etc. improvements 0i Int class or
drF An elegant House. lot large and brick
sSblr. uallry. The price for this property is
efinIuy very reasonable, aud terms can be
made To- suit. Enquire fer further particulars Of
Wv {. 4. sClIAEFER & CO.,
tI Cor, Enur ucnth 4 Market Streets.
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A FRIEND induced me to try Salvation
Oil for my rheumatic foot, l used it and
the rheumatism is entirely gone.
JONI II. ANDERSON, Baltimore, Md.
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NEW York, Dec. 6.-Lead quiet and steady at
50 79IE Tin dull; strnlts S2l IS.
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Breakfast

TOR DODGERS
Il AND SMALL HAND BILIs,
Go 70 the 1NTElIl0ENCER Jon Rooms Nos d
and "a Fourteenth street, where you can 10 ".
o1mm0dAted at short nOtire
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Stammering Cured.

system BASED upon natures laws No sEcREcY
No TGIcES. System explained 70 those inter
esicd
Testimonials from Physicians, cdac4toEs apd
patrons who hAVa received beneht from inc
method Of instruction. Address
MIS-. NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal,
Washington School OF Eiocusioa and EngllAh
Si N, Street, n. W., washington, D. o,
Students boarded In family oil Principal
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HAS PROBABLY HEARD TIE NEWS by THIS

We have very meagre reports from the
United States. The cable has been out
OF order for some time and We have very
little news when it is working. Days
frequently pass without the daily papers
here even mentioning the fact that there
is such place MS the United States on
the mup Of the world. The American
papers we have recently are mostly Re-
publican, but from what We can gather
we feel satisfied that President Cleve-
land will be reelected and We will be
blessed with four years more OF straight
forward, honest government. After
reading the Presidents letter Of accept
ance, and with man OF such known
executive ability aud working powers as
William l.. Scott at the helm and other
members Of the National Committee, we
have never felt the least anxiety as to
the result OF the election.
The exhibition is now at its best, and
during the next ten days we will have
the largest attendance since its opening.
This is the time Of races and on coup
day" November o. it is expected there
will be 100000 spectators on the race
course. On next Monday we will visit
the Broken Hill silver mine in New
South Wales, said to be one OF the larg.
est in the world, now turning out three
tons OF silver per week aud has paid
within the last two years dividends
amounting TO over two and q half mil.
lions OF dollars. -A.c.
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NOR SALE.
CTOCKS FOR SALE.
BAKERY FOR SALE.

4 dmtc'aacd, well equipped Bakery can be
purchased together with the gOod.pGyIng trade
Il enjoys, for II reasonable sum. A desire to en-.
gage in OLDER business Is the reason for wanting
to eel, Address,
Nos N. NJ, THIS ONCE:
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in the colonies is now about 1OO,000,0O0.
Show sheep were the only ones ever fed
here, but that is even abolished. When
they did feed it was on bran and wheat
mixed with the "Carab" bean. This
bean is nutricious and grows on u tree.
We saw tree at Bungaree that produced
500 pounds at one gathering Comment
on the cost OF keeping sheep
here is unnecessary. At home
where we feed five months OF the year
and have to provide hay and corn, the
profit is necessarily light. Here there is
nothing to do but shear once n year, re-
turn to the field, where they do not even
require to be sailed, US many OF the
dams aud artesian wells are braekish.
Twenty boundary riders will look after
and do alt the work needed for 100, 900
sheep, except at shearing time. The
price Of wool here, to-day, is for greasy
and unwashed wool, s and 8 pence per
pound, and secured washed wool from
~ to lSpence per pound-(a penny is two
cents Most OF the wool, however, is
shipped to London, where the price is
better. There are Boston buyers here
now,