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WHEAT AND INDIAN Corn. We notice a
paragraph going the rounds of the papers, says
the Philadelphia Inquirer, estimating the guam
tIty of Indian corn grown this year in the
great west, at 900, 900, 900 bushels, and the ag-
gregate crop of wheat in the same region, at
10000, 900 bushels. These estimates are ma
nifestly erroneous. The entire crop of corn of
the Unon will not exceed the quantity stated
above, while the entire wheat crop Of the Uni
ted States will not exceed l2O, 100000 bush
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