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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-11

not consider it wise that the 5000
| American troops now in Cuba be
Withdrawn at present
tie bases his opinion upon the be-
lief that II this was done and the Gu
hans rejected the Piatt amendment,
the Platt scheme for suzertainty couul
only be enforced through actual in
vasion OF the country by United States
troops
Senator Proctor of Vermont, who is
considered the mouthpiece of the adj
ministration, has just returned from
the island. He said this afternoon
that our government would have 10
continue military possession until the
Cubans come to a realization OF what
is due the United States.
CLEVELAND. o.. April "A re-
ceiver was today appointed for the
United States Salt company. which ls
being absorbed by the trust.
The appointment of receiver was
on the plea of stockholders of the
concern. who alIege that the tr,,st
Is attempting to wreck the company
NEWARK. N. j.. April "a new
ten million dollar corporation afiili-
ated with the steel trust will begin at
once the erection of an immense plant
TO manufacture insulated copper wire
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-11
GOVERNOR oRMAN SIGNS
THE REVENUE BILL.
Denver Republican.

| Denver Republican.
AT 9:3O O'Clock Saturday morning
Governor James b. Orman signed the
| largest bill signed by a governor of
Colorado for many years. 1t was ii.
H. l, ny Speaker B. f. Montgomery,
winch contains in battered form the
ideas of the revenue commission ap-
pointed by Governor Thomas more
than year ago.
This measure is known as the rev
enue bill, and If it ever becomes op-
erative at all, in the face of the un-
constitutional provisions In it, and the
fact that 1t was not passed until sew
eral hours after the legislature was
dead by constitutional limitation, this
measure Will bring in about $500. 900
year to the state treasury for the
beneft OF Democrats who could not
get along on revenues which were am
pie tor Repuhlican administrations.
There are three or four pIe,emi-
nenty important features to the bill.
one Is that taxes must be paid three
times by corporations-ohce the Wis
iblr property, secend TN intangible
property. and third on capital stock
In order not to make the corpora
tions feel too bad about 1t. the fusien
legislature makes I, npcessary FOR ev.
cry poor man to pay so celt fee
every time he tunrs around in JUS
tice court and brings or apsweiu suits.
pther small ana annoying taxes are In
corporated In The bill In large mum.
bers and hit the poor man and prac-
tically the poor man alone, While
the corporation taxps were increased
IN number they were so iuggled by a
successful lobby as to decrease their
size and greatly decrease their total
The legislature reduecs the taxes
on mining interests. II laid the foun-
dation for the forcing up of valuations
and then increased the mining tax os-
tensibly per cent.
Tbs banking lobby was so strong
that the enormous banking interests
OF the state were left severely alone.
such was nat the original intention
OF tne bill, but when the members
were persuaded for various reasons
to decrease the taxos on great inter
ests in Colorado. they saw that they
must get revenue somewhere to pay
salaries for political workers and so
they loft the annoying minor taxes at
very high figures.
TWO branches OF the state govern
ment have now disposed of this bulky
measure. which was so amended az to
make it unconstitutional The two
branches which have passed upon the
matter in way that they at least as
sert publicly is legal are the ,ogisla-
tive and executive, There still re
mains the stong am of the judiciay
and 1t is absolutely certain that the
bill will be attacked in the courts.
When such an attack is made 1t Is.
safe To predict that the days of this
measure are numbered.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-11
Educate Your Boweis with Cascarsts.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
o.. &c. II G. q. @ fall, druggists refund money.
A Raging, Roaring Flood

washed down a telegraph line which
Chas. q. Ellis of Lisbon. Ia. had to
repair. standing waist deep in
icy water. he writes. gave me a ter
rible cold and cough. 1t grew worse
daily. Finally the best doctors in
Oakland. Neb., Sioux City and Omaha
said J had consumption and could not
live. Then began using DIR. Kings
New Discovery and was wholly cured
by six bottles" Positively guaranteed
for coughs, colds. and all throat and
lung troubles. Price soc and 81.
u. u. Tiffany.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-11
WILL RoRE FOR OIL.
Prospecting for This Staple viii Be-
gin Immediately.
ragosa snrlngs News.

Pagosa Springs News.
The present oil excitement, In which
Archuleta county people have become
SO deeply Interested as result of the
reported oil excitement in the south
eastern part OF the county. being near
Chrome, and is attracting attention
to the possibilities of development of
Colorado oil lields that has been dor
mant since the sirking of wells at
Golden and Morrison u few years
ago,
A company was organized recently
IN Denver for the purpose of develop
ing the Archuleta county oil fields.
and for the last few weeks the com
pany has been securing lands on the
Little Navajo. Last week some OF
their men made their appearance here
and had about $4,000 worth OF land
recorded.
Mr.. U. l.. Merrill has been working
in this territory for the past year In
securing leases and options on land.
and no doubt has n big block of ter.
itory ready to be developed.
Most OF the land in that vicinity
belongs to the government. and we
have looked up the law. which is as
follows:
"Ihe government classes oil wells
as mining enterprises and the filings
on land for the purpose OF developing
oil wells Is made the same as for
placer mining. A claim consists OF
twenty acres and must be filed with
the clerk OF the county in which the
claim Is located. Sixty days are al
lowed in which the first annual as
sessment must be under way or Tho
claim lnpscs. One hundred dollars
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-11
How Arc Your Kidaeyss
Dr Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills. SAN,
'ie free Add Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago o. n. Z I.
A sprained Ankle Quickly Cured.

AT one time suffered from a se-
we're sprain OF the ankle" says Geo.
h. Cary. editor of The Guide. Wash
ington. Va. After using several well
recommended medicines without sue
cess, tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and am pleased to saw that relief came
as soon as began its use, and a COM
piete cure speedily followed rms
remedy has also been used In my fam
ily for frost bitten feet with the best
results. cheerfulIy recommend its
use to all who may need a first class
i'niment." Sold by j. l.. Parsons
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-11

worth OF annual assessment work
must be done annually and proof made
TO the county clerk. Upon the com.
pieuon OF the work to the value OF
SoOV, patent may be applied for. In
the same manner as in proving up
on a placer mining claim. ANY per-
son whose right to enter mining
lands In clear may file on oil lands.
IL has been almost the unbroken
procedure of quarter OF century
that oil lands are patented as min
eral lands. BY an act of congress
passed In 1897 oil lands were defined
as placer ground
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-11
SUGAR BEET TALK.

q. w. Shaw in the Grand Junction
News says;
II 10 desired to urge upon all our
beet growers the Importance of early
and thorough preparation of land for
the beet crop. Every advantage of
tho auspiGious storms should he tn
Ken and the ground be put In shape
AT once again before 1t dries out. II
clods have already been crushed an,;
broken down as previously advised
they Will have become thoroughly soft
ened and the ground VIII be in excel.
lent shape Tor the preparation of the
seed bed. II ciods have not al
ready been broken. no time should be
lost In doing SO. for unless it be done
they VIII cause much trouble, especial.
~ at the time OF seeding. for it Is well
nigh Impossible to secure good
stand of beets in cloddy ground. No
labor should be spared in the prep
aration OF the seed bed
II you have any land intended for
beets not already plowed we desire
to urge that as soon as dry enough 1t
be at once narrowed and then plowed
In day down to mulch ol that day.
thus saving much time in the prepara-
ton OF seed bed, and INCREASING the
chances for "A perfect stand. This
manipulation Will not only prevent
the ground from drying out so rapid
ly, but will also keep 1t In shape to
plow for a much longer time. 1t
places a tine soil underneath. caus-
Ing quicker termination and giving
the tonder plantiet more favorable
chance for growth While this
method is one which has not been
practiced In this section. yet IL Is coa-
tidentiy believed that the results OBJ
tained Will be more satisfactory than
those obtained by the old methods.
The company is anxious to place be-
fore its growers the very best meth
ods OF beet growing as developed by
both practice and observation. and
IRON time to time will issue such in
structions as may seem best While
we are allowing orr growers practi
cal freedom In the growing OF their
crop. yet we do not believe il safe to
deyiate to any extent from the print
ed Instructions issued by the compa.
ny representing. as they do. the re-
suits of years of experience and obser.
vation both here and elsewhere. Along
this line the company does not desire
to encourage the planting OF rows at
greater distances apart than ~ inches.
feeling that 1t is mistake and fur
ther wishes to encourage the use OF
2O-inch distance. this having been
shown to invariably give the best re-
, suits as t-G v'n.d. sugar and purity.
Some growers who have tnelr soil
, ready to plant beet seed are anxious
to place the seed in the ground. but
while II is desirable to plant as early
as possible. yet the crop may often be
hahened by letting the ground get
sufficiently warm before seeding. Beet
seed needs warmth as well as mols-
tnfc to cause termination, and the
writer believes 1t wige to delay seed
Ing until the weather Is a little warm.
er. There should he sufficient heat,
and an assurance of moisture to cause
termination or seed In about six days.
A cold. damp soil III likely to cause
many seed to rot. In the matter OF
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-11
Beware of a counh.

A cough Is not a disease. but a
symptom. Consumption and bron-
chitis. which are the most dangerous
ana fatal diseases. have for their first
indication persistent cough. and II
properly treated as soon as this cough
appears are easily cured. Chamber
iain's Cough Hemedy has proven won
derfuiiy successful and gained its
wide reputation and extensive sale
by it's success In curing the diseases
which cause coughing. If ii IL not
beneficial 1t Will not cost you a cent.
For sale by J. l.. Parsons.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-11
He kcpt His Leo.

Twelve years ago J. w. Sullivan Of
Hartford. Conn. scratched his leg
with rusty wire. Inflammation and
blood poisoning set In. For two years
he suffered intensely. Then the best
doctors urged amputation. but" he
writes. Il used one bottle OF Eiec-
tric Bitters and " boxes OF Bucklln's
Arnica salve and my leg WAS sound
ana well as ever" For eruptious.
eczema. salt rhcum, sorcs and all
blood disorders. Electric BitterA has
no rival on earth. Try them q.
r, l1nany Will guarantee satisfactioa
or refund money. Only Soc.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-11
How to Cure the Grin.

Remain quietly at home and take
Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy as d.
iected and quick recovery ia sure to
follow. That remedy counteracts any
tendency OF the grip to result In pneu-
monia. which is really the only seri-
Gus danger. Among the tens OF thou.
sands who have used 1t for the grip
not one case has ever been reported
that did not recover. For sale by J.
l.. Parsons, Druggist
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-11
Chronic Constipation Cured.

The most important discovery of
recent years is the positive remedy
for constipation. Cascarets Candy
Cathartic. Cure guaranteed. Genu-
inc tablets stamped c. c. c. Never
sold in bulk. Druggists, Ioc.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-11

the proper time to seed. judgment
must be used, as no fixed time can b.
statod--one must be governed by cli-
matte conditions. II is. however. al
ways too early to plant till your
ground is worked to tine seed bed.
NO seed should be put into clOddy
soil A seed bed cannot be too care
fully prepared.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-11
,Tis Easy to Feel Good.

Countless thousands have found a
blessing to the body in Dr. Kings
New Life Pills. which positively cure
constipation. sick headache. dizziness.
Jaundice, malaria, fever and ague, and
all liver and stomach troubles. Pure
ly vegetable. Never grippe or weak
en-. Only 25c at e. Il. Tirany's drug
store.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-11

Never Burn candIc'at Both gndsss
Don't go on drawing vitality from the blood
without doing something to replace 1t. Hoods
sarsaparilla Rires nerve. mental and digestive
strength by errichine and vitalizins the blood.
Hoods Pills are mild and non-irritating.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-11
Job Couldn't Hav. Stood II

II he'd had itching piles. They're
terribly annoying. But Bucklin's Ar
MICA Salve Will cure the worst case OF
piles on earth. 1t has cured thou
sands. For injuries. pains or bodily
eruptions it's the best salve in the
world. Price 25c a box. Cure guar
anteed. Sold by q. Il. Tiffany.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

Chicago Dec. lI.-Cattle-Receipts go: steady:
quotations nominal: good 10 prime seI. %: POO:
As: COWS $lfIi.35: heiters S1.0S,o Gamers s1u-
bulls 81 15al 30: calves seS5- -25: Texas fed steers
8 soas go. Hoss-Receipts to-day l.ool: Mon,
higher: close dull: mixed and butchers s. soE6 is
good TO choice heary s.. et-as. SO: rough heavy
:5.scJs.to light s5g5. 50: bulk Of sales s5;s5a
good to choice wethers So. .51si: fair to choice
mixed s.. 1899: Western sheep SfI%: native
lambs s. s9a2 20: Western lambs sgt Official
sheep s.Soa. Shipnien.s-Cattte i075: hogs 1881:
sheep LIS head
New York. Dec. n.-Beeves-Receipts 80: no
90 sheep and i.s63 quarters of beef Calves
Receipts IL: no sales reported. Sheep and lambs
.Receipts = SOS: sheep little stronger lambs
sold se.25aa io lambs si.2sSa,io Hogs-Receipts
32c,; no sales reported: market rated nominsl!y
Kansas City Mo. Dec. H.-CattIe-Rece:pts 800:
2sfs5c lower. cows and ,beifers i5as5c lowe::
prices ncmnai: Choice export and dressei-b beef
ard feeders .5di50: Western fed s.ee-s s4.5(9fi:
steers sssal 75: Texas COWS s. sas.7S: native
cows ss.sOS4.ae: heifers ss.5}a5.5l: Gamers SEA
luis Of sales s5;i5as %; heavy .s.;sa .; nsei
receipts for week lo7alO last week l1l.coo. Sheep
Receipts $50: market 1eal5c higher compared
with week ago: to-day's prices nominal rative
wehers s3.5osfi: Western wetrers 81 5lis I5: ewes
90 cu,!s and feeders s2d5.25: receipts for
week is 3f,. last week "A. 100.
steady: natives sa.:5G7.25: cows ar; teifers Sc
5.e5: vea1s so.5ea5. 25: s:ocssrs ard feeders 80
mixed s5.sef6.!O: medium and heavy ss.s5GS.sl.
Sheep-Receipts none.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16
BY TeleXraph.

New York. Dec. Il. -C Cotton futures closed
stlsas s pr pzf s Man Nav sse Fun JUNE sS MasS n
ding uplands size: mlddling gulf sac; sales none.
The market opened easy. With prices TO points
lower. under unloading by smaller holders VIII,
We're frightened into adopting this course by a
break of to sia points in Liverpool to-day and
by another bad turn OF the stock market But al
operators recognized great inherent strength in
the market. Covering was in active prog
ress. and new buying figured prominently: Tee
appearance OF an intensely cold wave in tae
Southwest and a forecast for ve-y low ternpera-
lures In the central and eastern districts over
Sunday gave rise to predictions fer a light move
were not up TO expectations. and estimates inil-
Gated very moderate arrivals en- Monday Wall
street, the South. the Continent and American
spinners were buyers on the first hours advance.
Room bulls were untiring in their efforts to sup
port the market, and the bears were greatly dis
turbed by the unlooked.for action Of values.
despite the weakness abroad and the unsatisfac-
tory condition of the stock market. Trading was
not specially active. but reflected a healthy spec
ulative situation.
sales .ao ordinary s-ise: good ordinary i.ise
lev midSng s mddiins SCI .s ssod . middlns ding
asSse: Feb. s.o5as.e;e: March s;osas; Zoe April
s10aS1ec May s.121s.l3c June s.l2as.l4c: July
s.eaSs: Ss!posl American s mddiins 1sssa The sales
Of the day were 5000 bales OF which 5c9 We're ere
t5 sns srgSF nae aes a
Futures opened Quiet ard closed quiet. a Ame..- ,ss
can m!ddlns ,s.6 9es seess t2s .n aesT snG ss
4 2s-s4a4 se-sld buyers: Feb. and March ss.sM
April and NAV 4 2s-siai ca-6li value: May and
,sr: JaT saS as as
Aug. and Sept. es-sfa4 2i-sid.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Native Cattle steady-HoEs 8 Cents
Hirher-HOrSes and Mules Dull.

NATIVE CATTLE-Late arrivals Friday made
mt Of Killing cattle both
and she-stuff. for the las, day 9s the week; I1e
not disposed Of but sales were mostly steady on
such as went over the scales. A quotation or SO
Shipping and Export-Best native beef steers.
strictly fsncy cattle 1900 te 17so lbs ayeraee 8
10 I :sss :ssRas sas ssess
pDnE :sssli and q es
to 1880 lbe average. full! range; L roush to best, y
bS Suls svelase g. ss.ei tul II range. as bulk Of
sales at ssa5 IS: steers WEIGHING less than I ~.
s full .seeis IS 10 bs s0s es
at full range Of Si95. with the bulk AT $iw
cless sdse.s 80 ae ss. and spwarS esi
:! ssE a, sc@G0a t? ta
3225d3. and the bulk at ss2sas% 80
si.ssas.5o. but there have been very few on the
market. ms.,
Sss nns1s aasse eaxs ssfess ss ss and hsr.
Fs;4 hsdiu% cows ssTs .s.ssas. S ssa4"
Inferior. light and old cows s1.saa2. % a
essa,as s Iss cows s" 4 s.; ,sr. :, ,sas
rs SAsSfs1vsa n: sa1s at salss; a
ys:11s;n "a :sS 6 ''a's' per 100 '0' with
sales q. .ls@s ss stocker bulls sold at s2s5a35o.
sns MIXERS ISS ana sprinsers-Durins the week the
mixers sold at q full rangs Of slsQ:GSo per COW
snd calf The bulk OF sales being at SCI. 50.
Representative sales: ,-z,r,pS
"a no ,3M AS .o...1iss.. 500 81 .1ais 81 .es
- iIS9 sO r. $685.. 400
- '-'A BUTCHER CATTLE.
g.. ess...ss.z .ous
" VEAL, CALVES,
q 1s0. ..A75 L., 49,. ..N.l5 L.. 10. $3.50
L.. 10. 40 L.. a,0.. 100
~ STOeKERS AND FEEDERS.
STEERS.
g. m950 L.. e10.. Els
EOJiTHERN CATTLE-There was light sup
ply Of southern. The market was quiet and
prices were unchanged. Some heldover Sutcher
stun sold at steady prices a part OF tse sup
During the week Texas and Indian sraO steers
sold a n 656A.O bulk at 0I594 80; cows and
heisers At I.t9as;7s mostly ,., at sssas @ = stag; M
csiyeS ioo TO 3So lbs. at S2.4o9Is.2s per head.
with the bulk at S10.5o612. Fed Texas steers
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16

se g:
Kansas G.y. Dec T1Esss asiln.is ir%: sis.h x...ou-
loss on. cases returned county aeid At S is.
Chicago. Dec. A-Esss nfm: fresh Sc per
Butter and Cheese.
New iosk. Dec. Il Butte Receipts ass
s iia n f.s''1z nas sts.
@ S s::s large 's sss ' late sssn.s: ss. ss, Is
s11S Ssn'ss ss,er CITY Dec 1+-Bu's's-c'am.ry 'sse
easo Dec :.ess ,s;ss
New York o., Dec M@srssrs.R..n s = steady; fair
deed SC: sranuia,ed Soc Soc Moiasses steady.
tie sty e5as:
..ssss Ssii: ss s::l:ss s:
Sirup steady. H42sc
No. invoice Sac: mild steady: Corecv. s,sGilc.
Futures opened barely sseasy at ,s.s decline cs
support. with the usual Saturday duilness pre-
vali.ns. Throughout the short Session trading
ever sim sulshiy inclined The market ;a elS.s close,
lower Spot was quiet and s.eady M @ the e. bs.s of Of
Sic for Rio No. and Sic Tor Santoe No. =. IN
voice lots. Total sales were Is. 900 baGD, includ
ing Dec at 6.s5c: March s.e0c: May 1.0s07. 10c:
July 1.30c; Sept. s.E1L4Sc: Oct. 1.50c.
Wool.
New York. Dec. H.-wooi dull: domestic fleece
London. Dec. M-The sixth series Of the wool
auction sales to-day closed. Demand was brisk.
and full rates were obtained The attendance
throughout :he entire series was particularly good
for the season. There was brisk all-round compe.
t.tion every day for most grades Of meriros and
finer cross-breeds. Inferior and faulty meftnos
were per cent cheaper. but this vsaknsss dis
sold well. mostly for foreign account Superior
and fautlsss scoureds s1d at about oSs; ratss: s:
rross-breeds were scarce: and advanced to n
per cent Under the influence Of American and
French competition medium 9Ieasy improved
per cent above the opening. following . very tr-
e gular course The demand for Scoured1 WAS
better Cape Of Coed Hope and Natal scourei
snow whites were per cent. and greasy snow
whites were to N Per cent cheaper. despite
the short supply: The close Of the ssries was
generally nrm. The total amount purchased f0r
Inc Continent amounted to $1,000 bales and for
the United States 1.00o. Ths new wool II dnef
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-12-16
MARKETS Bv TELEGRAPH.

New York. Dec l4.--F1our-Rece:pts 1885 tbls. ::
exports I.ias bbs quiet all DAY. bu, steady with
50 is1s .6s Minnesota patents $a-sS14. 10: winter
win,r M ss:s Innsaps y pak5 KHs os
ia,r to good s. sous so enoics to fancy g. 45as o.
sfsafy .!SS weTssn Rss in ms cit.
Western &c (. o. b. atioat: State rye e7qSSs.c
c. i. ( New York car lots. Barley steady: feed
I h Bafaio. wheat-Recsipis isos5S: export exports 90
$50; spe, steady; & No red ss;ss T g: b. aiiSa,:
T. .: b. asoa, Options displayed activity and
higher higher cables. bad weather in the southwss:
small spring wheat receipts and activity among
sHs s.Ssss s' sas sss
s ss spo, s5o.ea r: is.c elevator and s,e o
se sas in Ros as hssF ss ss'sE
se s.slfs ana ns ssa
Dec closed .iAc. oa;s.Receip,s q $50; exports
sTn St s,ssss s III sl xas Hhss t M
saa ssod to eheee Hops
state e asse Isi Sr0e ss a is eEoo 1862
s ,s Rs sa use eslisins aaes q '!sa ~.
n.ssns$: S St
packed sisay city spssa sasf lBsn Bse. a ss
ass steady: , Wsssssa steamed Is s. +.
Clear Clear SIS ssea2o: mess sis.:sa17.so Tallow fsm::
Sly g ss5 f 81 ii ssansIS sfs
sssd u Res ..ssdy sG0d
paisni: ss:F ~ Dss fss5 '!ssds
sA stta,ehts ap.s ss,sss 81 wfeas.Ne s4a7sc; 10
sc 81 s. ws;s .ssss, s 80 ss'e az
ss f TO Sd sh0Ies masies eem:
NJ gsEs gsr short hort is. etes odss ss
slesr w;aas sisss :, fsse ssas wh''sey-ba'' OF
ed western winter ,la,. s. I'D 10 Tsr,he,a
p1,as ,ss,ay IS Match hs e. 6 a. es's' aas
mixed ,d "a s s,x Sa Fs'sres ass du
Nt'zsense Nayssls .Se: W. ns s:ss Ssr Sss &C.
Bye b. .ampis sssaSs AS s's esinMas ssy
I; Duluth. De-. 1iZ.Whest-cash No. hard 7;,se:
&C. SsI'asss ss e. Ss,ss'a ssa Dec
Is sssss 81 ssass sy s. sss ssss
II sse,es si%sshs ass > P;sir,s III, Il. s
nents-whent 1900: corn 50; 900: oats q COZ.
Peoria pee 1i.-Corn inactive: new No. 3 65isc
rk Oats inactive: No. 2 white 4iIc billed
broush. Whisky the basis Of 81 q for finished
minneapolis Dec; 14.--c1ose: wheai-GA.h 5sSc:
nav 76sc July 57Se on tsk; & no market. ElSIF sS
%: first clears s. s963; second clears 81 So Bran
n sransv na,s Sew south Wales. Dec H-The Gov
rnment statisticians report that the estimates of
No Nerr South Wales wheat crop are 100000 {
ne m an average Of 12s bu. per acre. /
Toledo o. Dec. H.-wheat nrm: cash and Dec. .
AZ ~. Nav s5i,c. CornDec 6aLc: May 6sI,. |
,otts..DSc 4sssc: May 4skc. Clover seed dull; |
oec. 5ssii: March S.s2'.,