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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-25

words: 'tFeIlers, there'II be more Christ
mas trees in Goose Falls this year than ever
you see before. You leave it to me-"
We left it to him because we couldn't do
otherwise; and he showed himself not un-
worthy of our confidence. His plan was
very simple. He went to Aunt Sally
Clarke, who was, perhaps, the most infu-
ential person in the Unitarian Church.
Aunt Sally" said he, II saw Deacon
Hudnut down at the Head to-day"
Deacon Hudnut was Orthodox, and the
spruce trees-with Christmas trees, in fact.
"Did you, Willie?" said Aunt Sally.
"What was he doing there?"
Sloppy Worked 1t Smoothly.
Dunno replied Sloppy. ''He had an
ok, an he chopped down a tree about the
size O. the one they had at their church last
Christmas. But he LETT it LAWN there.
guess he only chopped it down for fun"
Fun" exclaimed Aunt Sally. "Well,
you are a stupid boy. Those Orthodox are
sly, but I'm match for 'em. They're goin'
to have tree. Very WELL so are We; an
it'll beat theirs out O. sight,
:'I'm thinkin' o. comm back to your
Sunday school cla's, Aunt Sally" said
Sloppy, 'but, somehow, think I'm most
too big"
Don't you worry about that, ;" replied
Aunt Sally promptly; ''the bigger the boy
the bigger the present he gets a. Christmas.
That's nv way o. thinkin'."
"Aunt Sally" said the gigantic young
humbug. you're my idea OF Christian
woman, aud Solomon want wiser nor more
Just than ycu are"
1t is, perhaps, needless to say that the
story OF Deacon Hudnut and the spruce
tree was rs true as 'Jack and the Bean
stalk" 1t is also unnecessary to state that
everybody in town had heard OF it inside
of twcnty-sour hours The Mcthodists
instantly decided to have tree, and
they let it be generally known, as an in
ducement to early piety that candy bags
would be larger that year. and that the con-
tents wculd have more ''chaw" to it than
ever before.
More Trees Than Ever cefore.
This news gave great satisfaction TO the
rising generation; and the feeling rose to
wild enthusiasm when it became known
that the Epworth League had decided to
have tree, and that its decision had forced
the Christian En'leavors, the Kiag's Daugh-
ters, the Unity Club, the Masons, the Old
Fellows and the Sons of Temperance to
take similar action. As Sloppy had said,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-25
BREAKING AN INFANTRY SQUARE.

The French I'm Dahomey Alleged to Have
Used New Method.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-25
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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-24
Mitdea, o.0atota Sommcras, "a Nopember 1892.

pertnuicn i0nrelt, als 5luelmal 100. Us
tOItet nidt mehr, elnen balbb1ebten
g8ae9On 81 beiOroern, als elnen 9nnj
belebteu. GS iOItet peni9 mebr, lebs
@u99Ons con elmer 9ofomotiue Sleben
Su laiicn, ais orai g2eun cine @iIen'
bnbn in einem 8uge 200 Yerlonen BON
Nsp gort nnb Gbicu9O brin9t uno pro
Yerion S12 erbGlt, 70 wiro lie babel
mebr ueroieuen, oils aE Der BeIOroerun9
BON 100 8erIoner Sur State BON $40.
3aB bic Giienbabnen I'M Wtnllenoer'
febr bel nieorieeu 6abrprelien ibren
8srtheil finben, sei9eu Die SroBen Gr
mdbiomosn, Die fe fir ben log. Tor'
itaot @ertehr alentbalben ireIwllli9 enI'
rdumen. $50 bic @iienbubnen Gbleo
oos iebt ans eincm llmhene BON 30
Nleilen tGelitb pielleidt $1,000 Wens
ihcn Wlpraens sur Stuot brin9en mo
Nbeubs uieocr nnh Sauie beIoroern,
wiiroen lie bel 8ercdnuna boiler ISnbr'
preiIe uiellritt nod telne 5000 ju be
f0roern baben.
Gin dbnlites 8crbdltrib miro nab
renb Der @eltausitelluus iih einitellen'
8ei Misunderstanding boiler 5obrprei'
Se merbeu Die 8ahneu ihrperlth ben
oritten ober pierter 3be,l Der 6nbr9d'
Ite bab.n, bic bel Sewdbrun9 bnlben
Yreiies iih finoen wiiroen. Sn ibrem
eiaenen SntereVe perben besbolb be
Sahneu CUR Serubiesuna Der Staten n6
aen6thia Ieben. Sot erit einual elne
ben Nnians 9emadt, 10 nj ii I Zen Die
anoeren Solee lelIten.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-24

9unSes 8erm09en, iudbreno Die 3o6ter
Ii9 nit elmer leIn9ttit begnil9en muB.
te, aber mertmiiroi9er iuelle oomlt uoll
ltduoie einuerltunoen mar uuo Iid lo9al
ireute, bab ibr Bruoer Den 96wenuntbeil
erbielt. n@eicbe, Die iol6e lln9crebtl9.
felt rehtferti9en, beruben Ii6crlid nidt
aui @lei6bett," meint Der betreiieuot
5rauSoIe. sd luilroe mr6 9el6dni
baben, wenn meme SdweIter nift chen
10 oiel pom 6umilieHuablub trbulteu
bate, nls ih."
5rantrcib III alleroin9s crit nnh et'
ner blutieen Heuolution Su oieler @lnlibi
eetommen uub Die uobltbdtisen 6pl9eu
perielben iino n6t nus9eblleben. 60
9ar Der groBe gapOIeOn bat einseIeben,
oaB bur6 eiu ioldes @eieB Dem Antdu'
fen rieTser @ermbsen eln 3iel 9eiesi
uno Der oamit perbunseuen Geinbr iiil
ben Stoat ubsr bic 8esieruns ppr9e'
teuat piirbe. 9batiohe 1T baB Sranf.
reid beute bas reihite 2ono GurOpas III
uno baB Der Geihtbum burt 9lehndBl-
ger pertbeilt 1T, als in Gngiuno uur
Nmerifa
Der @roberunobeiib bat iih itets uls
cine @efabr fiir ben Staat eriulelen, oes
balb finoen mir in 6rantrei6 audi 10
oiele fleinen Sarmen i'm @egeniot
Su @uslnro uuo slmerita Dies 1T 9rOBa
teutpeils cine 5olse Der 9ere6ten Orb
ifnitseeieBe, tuelhe eire glelhmdBigt
Sertbsilun9 bes 9tuhlaiies unter Sluts'
pertpanoten pori6rebt uno glnlammlun9
uu9ebeurer SermD9en perblnoCrt.
Sn ben mellten Staaten unlerer
Union tann Der Grbloiier ilbCr lelu Der
m6aen nah @utbiinten ueriiiNen lmo
in s5olee eelier entiteben enolOIe Orb
l6nitSprojeiie, nm ben bcpurSn9ten Gr'
ben einen 5bcil Der Grbidnft pi"oer
abSnjnoen. YermO9en bon so, 100,
200 Miaiuren perben in unierm 2anoe
IN ben meiiteu 5dlIen aui cine Yerlpn
pererbt unb oieie &eienoermO9en per'
ben naturscmdB BON @eneratlon sH 8e'
reratipn immer srDBer. angedbts
FOLDER 3uItdnbe wGre es ieoeniaIlS nn9e'
braat, meun auh bierSulunoe cine aen'
beruu9 Der GrbibaitSsei,be nab iran,
S0lii6em SHUTTER uorsenommen wilroe,
nm Der @ermebrumg Der Ni(liOndre pe
nioitens auf bieiem g9e9e ein 3icl 81
ieben. (@bl.)
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-24

@eleoeutlih bcs lestes 5riibjabr IN
Ioris eriolaten 5pbes oes anlerltanl'
Sheu Wiiaiunars @illiam glltor bradten
Die herporra9enolten iran5olIl6en Get
tunaeu glrtfel, in iuelden oas un9erebie
amcritaniIde @rbl6aits. @eieB belpro'
diem wurpe. Sn Srantrei6, wo lelt
Ginihbrun9 oes @poe gtapoieon bel yer
erbuna BON SermOsen feline Veporju9una
itattfinben bari, lit man erItaunt, oaB
i'm republitaniidsn Gmerlfa @rblbalts-
aeIebe berrl6en, peibe oem W,ttelalter
eutlebnt limb @s wirb barauI blnse'
wielen, oas iold)e @eiese nit ipabrer
0emotratie nidt su pereinbaren lelen
uub cine beItaubise @eiabr ilr o'e DE
publif bilben. Su 5rantrel1 'lno eit
g9prte .@leihbeit uno Sriloerlibtelt'
feline leere 9hraie uub fommsn nament4
lid, bonn sur @eltuns, wenn oas 2elta'
meut eines reiben Mannes, elres Wtl!'
lioudrs perleisn ipiro. Die Yertnguna
eines Iauoerbilt, slitor uno anoere'
amerifauiiher ar6iiIie, iutlhe mlnoe'
items gleunsebntel tbrer Willlcnen e'nem
ibrer 9luaeb6risen permahen uno on
iibriaen Siutsperiuaneten oe-hdltnlB'
m1sia leer ausaeben lteBen. mhrner
BON bsm irans0iiiden @eies nlht berild'
ii6tist iperber.
Die amerifauiihe @e'ebe muroen be
fanntlit na6 ensliitem Wtu'ter Sllae
itutt uub elm 5ransoie, ipeld,er Gnalanl
eiuen gelu6 abitattete. ut Der anlidt
pas in Guslanb tein Sinn Iilr @le'hhel
herrihe uno meint. bic Gnslduoer milB
ten obne oieie Glsenidait ani bic Ssel
oetpmmen iein. 0ieler Sran5ole 'ulrl
bSdltipabrI6einlid auh BON ben Nmerl
fanern teine beionbers bcbe wtelnnnl
babem. or ertpdbnte einen Grbl6alfs
TolI. welher mdbreno ieinem Gnfenthal
IN Gnalano erlebiat wuroe. Gin reibe
Bater binterlieB ieinem eobne fa't 'el'
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-24
Girrnbnbnrn uun nir 3nrlt
ousJfrll,np.

,1ie QOieis .y.rb:n iud5rcnO b,.
F.@icltcusit llurs :b'e &l:en uIdt CT
mdbiAcn, bie Tlitaurdtioncu Sic Trciie
lyrer Ma6iSeiicn nhDt Dcrartcritber,
sic SauIleate lbrt g9aarca nibt bllii.
oer uertnn'eu pnrlm Iollen Die Gl'
icnbaGncn cue 2(a2lnlnlC m.9Cn mn
nidJt Nas 9ichl bObcu, cbtninls iHr'
Yreile auired)t 81 crbaltcn?" S0 iii
gslabr argamentIren Die SertrtlCr Der
0robts Sli!,6en Observation-Disclosures,
Die neuli4 IN slelp Yori Den Scl1InB
oeioft, anidB(;d per ISrltnusitcllnna
cine GrmaBi9uns bet Sabrprsile niht
,u beuiGiscn, auBer bOhftfns iar gmis
9ranten. uno iouitise 8ummel5sgs.
0as beanipru6te ,Rebt" 1T ftiGi
absuItreiten. Glienbabnen, 9lei6 anoe'
rem sel6aitli6en llnternebmunSen ,uers
ben ni6t gum Sersnilsen Der @inmob.
ner betreben, iouoern gum Sortbeil
ibrer @lsentbiimer. Sir bieie tOmmt
Der 8prtbeil hes Yublitums nur in
Setra6t, 10 weit er NIT ibrem ei9enen
sulammenfdllt.
So lause Gienba b men
8ripateisentbum lino,
eroeu Yripatinterene n
ibre Qeitun9 be Il m nj e II
go lanse bic glusbeutuns ees Yriuats
interelies ni6t Die &c eblid se5usenen
Shrauten iiberl6reitet. lGBt lid) rebt.
lib basesen fem @inipruh tbun. llnc
mas in iol6em Sale iib reh,lib nidt
binoeru ldBt, wirb auh ourb feinenGp'
pea an oas Siaisfeitsseiiibl iib uerbii.
ten laIlen.
Gs piro periid)eri, oaB Der ueritorbe-
ne 8anoerbilbt bas ibm ,u9eihriebene
aeililaelte@ort- The public be damned"
nih! aelprphen babe. Aber 9ebanoeli
bat er sarun6. lluo Ses9lei6eu ttal
feline Nabiol9er auno ole, Die III dbnll.
der Stelluns liuo. gseoer Der bcred
| tiate llnpille oes Eublifums nod Die
brobenoe S6doisuns Der glusitelluns
wirb Die Babnseieai 6aiten sur @elpdb'
rnng BON @ersiuiti9nn9en uerunlalien,
bic lie nit Der @abrrms ibres Yripat-
intereHes, Dem Sntereiie ibres @elo.
Iafs, ni6t pereinbar finpen.
0o6 Der @ersleih nit Sotels, Sie'
itanrateureu poer aauIldoeu, 10 plnuiil
bel er tlinst, tiiiit i'm @runoe nid)t 5u
Sb Der Steitaurateur on einem 5ag,
200 9erionen ipeilt, pber je l0C al
smei 3asen, wirb ibm an ben Selbit
toiten wenis unteridleo nader. mi
Der &animann miro beim beiten ysillel
einmal 200 garbS ui6t piel billise
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-24
Snn-puknta.

Ye 6ladss Ntlhle non SamllloH
9err in 6uron III nun III gietrteb 9e'ebt
uub arbeitet sur 9uirieoenbeit uno Der
fubrisirie @ero aeh6rt su benz beiten.
Sic erIten 10 @aoerlnonuoen fiuo benz
Gpniroft eemGB, iertioa'itelt Die
Sarmer iiuoen es piel mebr nnbbrlnaeno,
ihr Tlohsitroh Die 9onne iiir 81 big
$3.50 81 uertauien, als es Su uerbren'
uen!
\ .Sn ser uorieen 1ummer unlerer
2cituna mubten ipr III Setreif Der 8e'
rrdbtsoebdube Srase in McIberSun
Gountp Die 8emertuus. bic auten ecu
te BON Gureta bGtten bic 8drenhdnt ai
NSarftc aebrodt, che iie ben Sdren bat
ten. Nm baben iie aber ben Sdren,
aanli6 Den GuuutpiiB, tbatiddlid niht
hetomi,er. Sem lant Nbitimmuns be-
bdlt Qepla Heuiclber. @ureta tnnn iih
nm cnmii trbIten, bub es cine hilblhe
1tabtbolle bat, Die eiscutli6 our6 ben
sprl6 scSiert tperSen ioilte:
,Ioroetban uno nahbeonht
S,at mnuhsn III sroB' 2eie sebrn6i."
Z. Nf. 5pbts, Elm bctanutcr Sie
ncnja cr pm guntton, idllie sincnSann'
in 9ltiii, ri 8(u6ibnle, iueld)cr 100
9inrb pcm better, tltrittn Sunis ent'
Cleft. Glcuio bra1te er s dhoere Sou'
ne III ) 4, nnS BON jeoem erbielt er 81
@innb ocnis. ST. &Obbs iaste, onB
er I6uu Sabre i'm tftlihen Soma
gienen justc; aber feline Gtsbfute bel
ben einSelnen Sdumen bnrdldntttlld,
Har 20 Tiunb betrus; oaram, meintt
CT, i3sf. fuobl duf Glib 0atota I6mer'
li6 eln 10 anfruhtbares, itiirmii6es
2ano, ruie nnSsre sltIid,en Setteru iidJ
embiloeten.
6 ber.afR qf. NOp. '92.
SamItua, Den 10. D. Wi. flfBrm 3luel
BON sen Sinoeliuoen nit 8. sapers'
Qiuerp @a9eu purh oas 9uwnIbip Of
ia 9ln iid ielbit idOn ein arebsifd
Den oes 9anoes, parien lie nod bren.
nenoe @isarreuitummel in oas trodene
@rairiesras, idnell uerbreItete iiA oas
Sener uub III Is Miuuten itanben Die
@irtbi6aitssebdube bcs Seurp Wil
rOot in Slammeu 1900 8ulbel @ei'
sen, 1000 .. Corn, @eibirre, einiss
Wiai6inrn mitiammt so 9onnen Ser
muroen peruid)tet. Der Shooen be-
lduit i6 aui $4,000. Die 8erle war,
ben cur6 ben Sheriff einseiansen unr
pom &i6rcr inter ie $3.50 Sirgidaii
Der Grano SurD iiberpicleu
j. y.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-24
,,noeidbr $4,000 Stimmen ioa =

lout OtelOuns oes iOiiu5iitiiaen rYbl.
9uoeblutt' t'-Ous 9rdiiOeuti3aIts;1 : det TEL
Der lU,iuliltil4eu Slrbeiter Barter IN Den
ieds Stuaten crboltsu buben, III oenen
bic Iorte, eiosne Glettpral' aano'oatel'
ouiseitellt b0tte. Sisriiinitel her Sael
fOmmeu aui ben Staat Wc,p YOrt, 'pO'
nad ulIO bic anOern ihni Staaten, oa'
runtsr Der srOse 5ubrltitaat 9enlplGa'
MEN, purdi6nittlih nur et'ua 1000 lo'
sialiIii6e Stimmseber auiue1lsn; 90. 90.
SSialiiten sibt ss natiirli@ Oislmetr, !slt nnr
babsn Die me,iteu teine 2nIt sebaot, lere
Stimmen aui untudblbnre aanOloaten
@sssuperfen. Dor pier Sabren, a ais
,um erlten Wabl Elm iosenanuter aroe''
ter aaubicat fir Die YraIioentN3aft I'M
Seloe mar (9lliOn s. Streeter oon Der
,,llniou Qabpr Surtn") }, bellet n1 oas
S,utum ceiielbeu aui l47,o45 Sl'mme"'
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-24
4,rinr 0srtrar ii,nns.

y}adritten bon 9iew gcrt SuIOl9e llt
Groper Qleuelano nit Dem baupt)aN'
lid bon republitauiider Selte belAr'
worteten 9lare, ben Gou9reB oeguls
SIbanberuna bes 5ariis sleld nad eeni
g. WlGrs ~ elmer @rtralibun9 5nlani
men ,u beruien, ni6t eiuperItanpeu. 20
Sebr Inn cine pernilnitise 3ol' &elorm
amSer,en liest, 10 iebr 1T er audi llber
SeuSt, 6aB barin teine uebcrltar5iln9
itottfiuben bari. Sene Iblidt 1T. sleld,
mad, leinem gmtsautritt cine Inja9l
Der ti6t,siten, nit 3oIl9eleBsebnns uno
9oaanselesenbeiteu pertraute Dtanner
Al beruIsu uno Tic gu WtltslieeerH elner
Tarii. ommiIiipn 81 MAIDEN, pelhe
mdbreuo ses Sommers ein neues 3ou'
oeIes In auer &ube uno init nller @e
niiienba'tisteit uuSarbeiten, nm oanli'
bis ,um resclmdBiseu 3uiommentrlt'
bes Gun0relies iertis iern tnnn. ete
pelnns Tebt eben elm, ooB cine Gmpe
rliuno bes Gun9reiies i'm NtlibInbr CT
ne oon; um6thi1e Scunrnbl9una ce'
SnHoel: unn 6oty!t'vcgt lelH 'pNrpF
eeine 9lniid,teu un9 9lblidbicn oa'ieI
mir ,ubia iur Rihtidurt nnnebncl'
80 n0iAiA tihe Gefurin Dcs 3oriis. Y
ihaolid, ,uTrSe llebrritnrSnnd irih 0a,
3oaaeiee. ,uel6es al Die Stt.it rtrWte
aiuleu Wia nitt, muB, lomeit rs men
idenm6slid,, Naen seredt 'rcrSen, itit'
Elm lolhes ausSuarbeIien. oaSn 9ehor
uiel 9lrbeit, uiel 3eit uno rublge tic
berle9un9.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-24
3. SSabrgamg.

Mn ounerer Stene oruden u,r Gle
NonteusliIte Der Wtitslleoer Der
nGd,iteu 9esislntur no91aIs
Of m,o swar tumplet nit 9luSnabme Oss
eiueu 6erators ppn BrUlun Gountp, ipo
stimmeuolei6beit einc Sti4wubl erfors
Serli6 ma6t. Gas 8eiultat IteIlt li6
uuumebr fploenoermuBen: Senat - 80
g3epulitan,r, 6 llnubbdnSiSe uno 3 De-
mutraten. Saus- &epnlltuner, IA
lluabhSno,6e unb 2emctrnten.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-11-24

sENAT.

District. County. Rep. Dem. Ind.
|. Union: l. n Grill. ]
2. Clay: Carl Gunderson. |
3. Yankton:W ABurleigh
4. Bon Homme: II Dollard
5. Lincoln: Edgar Dean.
q. Turner: lson III Newly |
I. Hutchinson: j. Scham-
ber l
8. Charles Mix andDoug-
las: III + Fulwider l
o. Minnehaha: @ l. Brock
way ......
10. McCook: James Hart l
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-16
Shrinksge of Hay.

Country Gentleman.
There is no fixed or established amount
of water in hay, but the quantity varies
with circumstances Farmers, deciding &C
cording to their Judgment, differ IN the
amount of drying to which they would sub
ject the drying grass. The more nearly the
grass ripens. the freer from water 1t COM
monty becomes. In a dry, hot summer it
is usually found drier than in wet season.
If made quite dry it would not lose
much, II any. in weight the next spring.
Where weighing has been frequently prac-
ticed it has been found actually to IN
crease in weight as the weather became
more moist in autumn after o dry sum-
mer. The amount of loss of water would
vary with the mode of slowing it away.
If in small and loose masses il would dry
or become heavier faster than when placed
in . large and solid stack, or if packed
away solid in a large barn. Farmers who
have weighing scales (which every farmer
should poesess) may easily settle such
questions accurately by weighing single
loads when the hay is made, and the mass
again in autumn, or during the following
winter or spring. AS general rule it may
be laid down that the same quantity of
hay is lighter in April than in the previous
August; and although the weight is sub
ject to various fluctuations. on the whole
it becomes lighter in time, but less so than
many farmers suppose.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-16
A Suggestion as to Darning.

An exchange says the great difficulty in
mend:np lies in darning the edges togeth
in good shape, and suggests rs q good plan
to buy some net lace. such as Is used for
canopies or draperies or for darning in pat
terms. If when the knees of childrens gar
ments wear thin bit of this lace 10 basted
on the under side and carefully darned
down on the outside with fine thread or
yarn. the color Of the fabric. the garment
will wear almost as long again. A piece of
fine net darned down on the wrong side of
q table-cloth will save large rent, and
will scarcely show. A careful housekeeper.
who believes that waste of any thing Is al
most crime, uses coarse net for darning
thin places in towels 1t 10 surprising how
much longer they will wear. and how easy
the work is. Cut the lace In square. If
possib BILE to use IT that way; lay IL smoothly
on the goods and. with long needle and
very soft thread. follow the ineshes of tho
lace in snu out, each mesh alternating I'M
til tine edges are Sc wed fast. BE careful not
to take the stitches through to the right
eide. at least if 1t Is desirable not to have
the patch show through. Then few ju-
diciouslv distributed runnings down on
the right side of the goods being very
careful to follow tho grain of the fabric.
and make a short stitch on the right with
. long stitch on the wrong side.
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The Foreign Grain Trade.


LONDON. Aug. 15.-The Mark Lane Ex-
pres, in its weekly review of the British
grain trade. says: English wheats are in
large supply, and show an average fall OF
Cd. Existing reserves are estimated at
100000 quarters. The weather favors the
harvest. The wheat crop is now expected
to reach $3.50, QUO quarters. which will be
about 100000 quarters under the yield of
1s9l Barley promises an average yield.
OF better quality than usual. Oats
will yield 10 per cent. below
the average. The market for for
eign wheats has varied. Indian shows
an advance of Sd on final crop reports
showing that the yield Is seriously de-
hcient There has been rise OF Sd in
American. owing to the lesRencd promise
oil the spring wheat crop. but Russian
wheat Is I'd lower. The first official esti-
mate OF the wheat crop of Russia places
the yield at 35,O0O.000 quarters. including
the crop in the Caucasus and in Poland.
This 10 100000 quarters over the trade es-
Inmates. Though the report is hardly
credited, 1t has shaken wheat prices in
eastern Europe. The total yield in France
is calculated at sc. O00. 600 quarters of fine
milling wheat. Corn is q turn dearer.
American is held for 23s. Barley, beans
and wheat are quiet. To-day's market
closed fully Cd lower for English and for
elgn wheat. Barley and oats each declined
Sd. English and American -four declined
I'd. Corn was firm. Linsed was Cd dearer.
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ALL TENDING TO 4 DECLINE
September Grain the Active Future,
with December Trades Coming Up.
Bull and Bear News About Even Until large
Increase of the Visbla Became known,
When the Bears Gained the Upper Hand.
TRADING AT CHICAGO.

Narrow Market I'm Wheat and Corn Was
weak-Producfs More Interesting.
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Markets to day were
all reasonably active, with general tend
ency toward lower prices for the whole
list The opening was weak all around,
and, after slight rallies, all commodities
sagged to lower range, oats being the ex-
ception in the way Of strength. There was
narrow marketin wheat during the whole
session, although trading at times was
spirited. Some influential news came out
on both sides of the market. but not
enough on either side to carry the market
out of the usual rut. September
is still the active option, but
at times the trade drifted largely in
December. Early public cables were dull
for spot and Ad lower for futures at
Liverpool, Chicago had $50 cars
above the estimate and there was
o report that ST. Louis had million and
half bushels blOckaded On side-tracks.
This latter, however. was quickly contra
dSsea and then the IsRorss that that
wind and rain of Saturday night There
was large visible increase and large estl-
mates for tomorrow, and September broke
to 77lac.
transactions. and later the market was
hold in check by trading against privileges.
The market yielded under some what bet
ter crop reports and favorable weather
map.
Oats exhibited weakness at the start, but
this condition only lasted for short time,
the market gradually trming up on all
futures.
Considerable interest was manifested in
the mar ket for products and trading In the
"a fal
features surrounding the market favored
higher prices but the general feeling was
unsettled and nervous and prices irregular.
Receipts of products were fairly liberal
and shipments quite large. At q slight ad-
vance there was considerable pressure to
sell, especially of pork and ribs and all the
improvement in price was lost. Lard was
active and the market exhibited more
steadiness than pork and ribs. The visible
supply of wheat increased 2, ia, COO bushels
corn decreased 10000 and oats increased
461. 900. The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady and unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat,
779sc; No. 3 spring wheat 72c: No. 2 red. n lac;
No. 2 corn, 53lsc; No. Q OATS 1914 033as G;
No. Q white, 37l9c; No. white, 33ls 0S59sc G;
No. rye, ESQ; No. 2 barley, Csc; No. 3,
nominal; No. T. 36040c; No l tiaxseed,
S1.03A; prime timothv-seed. S1.3S; mess
pork, per barrel, $l2.350 12S7l5; lard. per
pound, 797hOsc; short-rib sides tloose),
$3.50 s. Toe; dry-saIted shoulders (boxedl.
1904 z. 800; short-clear sides tboxedl. $50
6S25c; whisky. distillers' finished goods,
per gallon, S1.l5. Sugars. cut-loaf I'M
changed.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day, the
butter market was firm. Creamery. 2l0
24l4c diaries. 15l12Oc. Eggs, 169164c.
Recelpts--Flouf. 16,OOO brls; wheat, S11.-
600 blu; corn. 232. 600 bu; oats. $4,000 In; rye.
5000 bu: barley, 5000 blu. Shipments-
Flour. 1900 brls: wheat. $4,000 bn: corn,
2s5 600 bu; oats, 567 600 bu; rye. 1000 blu; bar
ley, 1000 bu.