Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1876 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 23, 187G

A CARD. Trade Palace, Oct: 7. "Yo'the Country Reeders : We respectfully cak. your Immo -dlate attention to tho best selected Itock of Dry Goode, Notions and "Millinery ever brought to this city. By giving our individual attention to buying in New York, ve have secured a line of Silks, Black Goods Dress Goods. Dometins, Woolens. Flannels, Shawls, TaOle Linens, Blankets, Comforts, Notions and Millinery at such rates and on such terms as enables us to offer the lowesi prices known Since 1862. Our prieea are alike to 11, and Grangers as'weli as others will find -tuo other house more attractU . goods or lower prices. , Xi- S. AYEB3 &s CO.5 TRADE PALACE.

- FINANCE AND BUSINESS. WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW. Tcbsmt Kteniko, Feb. 22. ' In BJtrtern money enter there la complaint of too mach money a od tod little demand. At thU voLiT, atd In tbe West generally, tu money la still tied up In tpork and grain.- At tbe umn tizv-a there la no rreslnz demand lor money, and business la culetly moving on wllhont m:h outside of the traSc 1 In the staple. RAILROAD COMjCKr.CE. Receipt for tbe weekonding Feb. 19.-1S76: rioni . fcta's , -. 11.600 - Wheat,ba. 7.UU Corn, be dais, ba , Rye, bu Barley, be. Hogs 2S2.0 0 7(i.7(M) a.w J 9,6M 3,600 SMpmetU for the wee&adiBrFeb. 19,187: Flour, bblc Wheal, be. Cora, ba Oats, ba. Rye, bu.. Barley, ba Hogs 11,7(10 . . una ...879,J0 56,11 1.6W) 11M9 SrU FLOCR AND WHEAT aire attractlsc co mparatlvdiy; little attention In VMs market. Fl our find slaw sale and wheat la tco poor In in. vllty to count lor much. DRY GOODS, Tbe trade is 3on icwhat more active than it has Leen and protpec U are ood fr good trale. GROCERIES. Trade Is 1e dined to be qsrlet. Merchants are accustomed to nod derate order&aad light I rcfljt. Coffees have for a a reek or ten .days past been more active, and de Zers are pretty well aarplled at the ruling rates, tisvlcgsold ut n ost of old atoca, purchase at higher fistire ;, before the first of the year; tne Buaicet East, .a a nttle more actlre with less eellt t than last week; prices areaÄouttheeanteas .fewdHys:nc.e, ani. local figures are flia. run. which has been tb ak stlng object of interest in trade circle-, has fcsld 17 to about 44c, but ratLer weak at tha'.. The bid wads theilUmlaAle mud in the country ha v-f caused CQ-n to regain firm. PROGRESS 6F 1 "ORK PACHLLNG. OOMPARATIVB FICCR M-OF 1ST5 AND 1876. TheaUilsUos Iren be!o w .are fixa;L,oi to the Sentinel y J. H.MoMah ui A Ce. broters anu dealers, in the Chatabr ot " 0mmrce: meat a of live hogs tor the week &n diicaga&a compared with same Urne Im!, year: Week receipt v WeEnirn9nts. 1S76. is; fc. Live hO- 66,3. 116. II Packlnj to date la Ch'cago : 1ST. I87i. . lj,4Iä .tl.Tsd ; . 1S325 1878 l,439,8Sp IS75.. The folio wog bov-t the clt in g prices of Jive hogs and. provisions as com fated n-Uii-iarne time one year ag' , in Clilcago. Feb. J 8, 1176. Live hog. $ 7 75 Q 8 75 Mess perk, cash. - 21 40 21 45 Mess rcrlt.Mvca 21 4 fail 50 Mesa pork. May- 21 97y?.1 10 Lard, cash 11 W 12 V2K Lard, April 13 10 fc 124 Lard, May. 13 25 a K. P. hams.... 12 c I'";' Hams, green . lJi' ll; a Hbouidera, green- 71 3 C K. Hides, greeu. ll4.u J J Ji 7 f n IS 12JS.i5 18 17, 91.20 .18 75 wis M) i-'3 40 (fell 44 13 6i ii? 85 87 10 lOJi Stock cf mess pork acd laiC at da named,: Chicago: Feb. IS, 1876. :b.25. W5. Mesa Dork, bbls 1 ..it3 ! Lard, tea eoCä HWI The following aio the reoei ulc snd aÄ.IpraentM for the week aud inoe No rtmitcr I, aJ et-ru pared with the same tirue Wt j .ar: In Nor. 1 Saaie tlrcep 1K7 lb74. Pork, bbls Cut raaü...... Lard, Iba 18 75 . 11.2t V.43 J lVlKtil Hhlpped ince IVov, Same tlrae, Week. . 1 V76. l74. rork,tbls...K y,kTä 101, V14 LH.181 Cat me ts,. . 10,0952 171,754, 11 l.rP,7i,7,35 Lard, lbs V.97.U73 60,49732 Tbe following exhibits quotatl- &a4x Liverpool market at dates mentioned for a.tAcUj named: Feb. 13,1876. Tib. 19.1875. Western steam lard fm ui 62s td Western p. m. poca (Ts od 77s Ui Khouldera 3a bd 3 Is d Khort rib sldes....- Ma M. 4 "s 6d hört clear sides 65s id 4ts 6d Foreign exports of provl Ions fmm: Jtav York to February 8, 1ST 6, and comparative: Pork, bb's. Lard, lbs. co.lba. "or week 8.871 I,vj,i43 ö,38 Cor. week, 1875 3.5.U 3,314,011 iwC.1,016 And frem November 1 to February g: 1878. .-S75. Pork, bbls. 6VJ 4t ,U Lard, lbs 3"i,R49,l51 f ta f7 Bacon, lbs 71,75 -,rtJ2 7',iwlt0 The foreign experts from seaboard por t tcx the week ending Kfebuary 6 were: Pork, bbls. Lard, lbs. Bacon, b acu and shouldew, 1 bs. 3,1 5,689 7,4(0, US 3.877 ,IMt$ ,lri.S,-..4 ,ifc,&3j 15,027'. "3 1S71! r... 4&3 1875. 1874. 3.810 , W2 And from Noveber 1, to February 5: Pork. 7341 6 ,110 Lard. 43,314,41 12.81 1, 4S Bacon. 117,iV,lr.O W,78.9i3 1S76. 1375.. Increase. Decrease.. 13,931 17,2o3,:17 14X9.029 Another week of advancing prices and great activity his Just closed, prices closing a shade easier on the speculative articles. The stocks of lard in Chicago hardly tally with the reports given, they claim an lucrease per hog of 4 lbs. Tbe receipts this seaäon show about two million poandaleaa than last, while the shipments show nearly seven million pounds less than lat year aame time, yet they make stocks on hand less than same time last year. The showing of locks on band by tctual count may be correct, bat the fijures don't Justify the showing. Tbe exports of lard how a dec ease from last season cf 45,340 tierces, and a healthy increase In pork and cat meau. .REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKET. Ttisdat Evxjtijtg, February 22, 1878. The market to-day are rather quiet, it being a legal holiday, and as a consequence very little business was transacted. Nothing was done on -'Change. The wholesale booses axe doing moro

tbaa usual In tbe way of country trade, and the prospects for a good trade is brightening. Prodaoe la quiet. Kgs are firm at He and receipts small. ProvlsUni still firm. Corn unchanged butrecelpts rather Mural. DAILY RAILROAD COMMERCE.

ARTICLES. RBGPT9. SHIFT'S' Br n. tona 41 40 Barley, bushels.. 1, m i 187 a SO.UX) Ooal and Coke. tons. Jooperage. cart.. Do 'ton. D&ies.M ca'.ue. hea... Torn meal. hm'. Dorn, bnshe.'j....veurtt. brla ?rtllUer. cars MO 50,tJU rlicr. carrels.. 2,2 JO 1,6X) 8 aalr bristles, cars. Hay. tons Hidy. uci .- 24 10 H 8-0 17 1-0 , 750 1 118.5CM IM 40 to High wine a, barrels.-. noes, head., inn 31 Horses and mules, neal. Iron, toes..., - l,nt, Merita ....... Lath, ers. ICH Lime, cars . Loss, cars .. Lumber, feet. Mf-rchinaise. cais 28 0 4 p00 31 'Jll barreis 4 141 3,'&0 Out, bnabwjs. Provision, tona. Rye, bash elsAalt, barria.S.2U0 250 3 Sheep, nead euo 2 f 44 371 10) 8il male, wrs.. Slaves, cäts. 6 Ston. car. fallow, barrels. Tooacoo. bpc.. Wheat, bushel! 395 WhlKky, bblaWool. tOD s.. mnccllaneona, crs.. Total n amber of cars. STOCK IN Wheat. Elevator A. .M Elevator H 15.7J0 Klevatcr ü. Elevator I 8,531 Elevator K Elevator F l,30ä eoi ELEVATOR. 0m. ou Barley. Rye. 800 3,111 H 3,1:' 1,211 20,431 430 Total 29.428 151,58) 25,12 1.250 400 TRADK UlWl'ATIOKS. Quotations are given ror the buying prices on cralnand produce, and the selling prices for floor and other merchandise. BU1LDI2JO M ATE1UALS Trad -fairly active nd prices unchanged. Lime: De phi and HunUnarton, 0: Peru, 30c: t. Paul. 2Sc; New Parts lltne,30e per bushel; Hair, Th&VK per bnshel. Plaster; Michigan. 3 Zh Newark. 13 50. Fire brick, 13 to tl er hundred. White sand, II Wa4 per barrel. Cement. 12 2a per Wrl for Louisville: 7 50a8 00 fcr ForUand: Iwwdale, W 50 per barreL UEL Coal Demand steady. Anthraelts. per ton. I! 75; Bratll block, per aushel, 14c? white River, 14c; Band ereek, 1j; Highland grate, 13c : Highland steam 11 ; Pittsburg, ; Brasil nut, domestic, 12c; do, steam, e ; Braxll slack, 8c ; Virginia annel, 27c ; Indlan&cannel, 22c. Cokb Pe; crushed, 15. Wood Plenty a' 14 5()a5 50. DRY UOODH Moderate trade. New stocks (or tb spring trade are coming in pretty frly. &A.TTI no Ordinary, luaLic; Kilddllng, 15c; txt tissue, 16c. . Euwif Drilliso Nashville, Wfc Pepperel, Uc;HuTk,llc. Ticking Omego 32 Inch. lrc ; Amoskeng A.C.A. t2V3 ; A, 17c ; t'oneatoga, 4-4 Medal. 17c ; Va Medal. läci-extra.K, 18; extra,4-4 ac; Lewistown, 80 lncn,24c;3l inch, 2uj; ditto 30 Inch, lc ; plaid aiaTiNO Ptripbs American, 6-3, 11; -S, 10c; Whlitennen, 13c, 14c, and 15c; Uulon, 13c, 16c, and 14c. Pafsr Cambrics Common colors, 6c; high jolors, 1 cent higher. ,,.. . Prikts American, 7c; Washington, UeTlOiac, Richmond, Oriental and Conesto;a,7Kc: prajree's fancy, 7c; Freeman, Vie; Btandard hirUog prints. V4c; Albion solid colon,7Sc ; Waraactta, ec: juourning prmui, Carkt Chain White, 25c; colored, 32o; coverlet warp, 27c Baoww SHEETiNOs Vermont, 9c; Nashville, 9e; Mlddleville, 8c, Idaho, 8Xc; New Alhany, fe3: mark A..9Hc; Laurel D., tVs ; Laurel H- 8Sc; Park A.. 7c; Granite B.,6e; Bedford R., To ; Pepp N.,7c; Pepp O 7ic ; Pepp R., 8ic ; f epp B., 9c Blkachid 8hiktino Lonsdale, He; Hope, Jo: Blackstone. 10c: Mascoment. Kc: HU1, c: M, 10c; üwlght tar, 10c; Vaughn Xu, 8c; lied Dog. 7c; Quaker 7Kc: Cambrics. Lonsdale, IV3; Youag warrlo. 12:40; Jabez Knight, fcc; wmntti. 14c: New York Mills. 140. J"- ro rno.keag A., ?4c: Lewlston A 9c: Stark, i6c; Union, uaoner, 30c: MonÜRÜUÜ No change In pilot uu traaequiov. AssaftBtlda la quoted at 25a3uc : alcohol at 12 2a 135; alum, per pound, 4a6e; camphor, per pound. 30aSc; cochineal, per pound, 80a9tc; shloroform, per pound, II 05al 15; copperas, barrels, per pound. 2a3c; cream tartar, pure, 45a47o; Indigo, per pound, 1 2ral 80; lloorloe, Calab, per pound, genuin, 40a4öc; rn amnesia, carb., a mz., per pound, 3t40c ; merphlne, P. A WM per ounce. 14 50a4 75; maddfr, per pound, 13al6c; oil, castor. No. 1, per gallon, iiaal30: oil, bergamont, per pound, Jöft a7 00; opium, per pound. W 75a7 00; inlnlne. per osnce. 52 2.-a2 35: balsam copaiba JCc; soap.ceatlle, fr., 12al5c; soda, bicarb, kegs, per pound, 5a6e; salts, epeom, per ponnd, 4a.ic; luvrJ, OarreU'a, pack., per gross, 117 00; anu IT, Uarsett's, per case of 4 dozen, f 16 00; sulphur, Soor, per pouikd. Sate; saltpetre, per pound IIM2-S? : terpentine. 4ja4nc. Kii.ll The sales to Jobbing houses by regular ileale.-a have become heavy, and the trade Is talr'y begun. Maoerel. new meos xer bbl, 128aW; half bbl, $14al5; quarte barrel, f7 5); kits, S3 00; No. 1 zUa-ter barrel. $X 00; half barrel, 113 (H); per quarter bbl, S1 5 ; per kit, 81 7; No. 1 medium per. bbl, 818 On; per.li If bbl, 9i nn; per quarter till, 14 60; per kits. II 50; No. I Urge per hbt.f 15 10: per half bbl, 17 5: per quarter bbl, 81 sU; per kit, 81 40??'o. 2 medium per bbl, f 13 äu; per half uarrel, f7 0U: per quarter barrel. 83 4'i; Tier kit. 11 3:l:No. 1 white fish Tier half hbi. 1 6 0; per.quaiter b!.': $1 ); per kit, fl 0; fanvty wbltetilNh per half bbl. $1 50: per Quarter bbl. N2 25;, pet kit, 91: N?. liaae berrloa;. half 4 25; quarters, 9 w, aus. i; ; uaortuior nemDg, 00 s, tum; half kbls.toco: Round shore herring, f8 60; half barrel. 14 50: tness aalman per half barrel, 9 00; per lct,31 00; bo&leasCod nsb. per pound. Sc.feankCoü flh perDand.evic: bfnaten per box. Ii 40; VJo. 1 hrnos, per lox, 40o; No. 1 herring taled, per. box.43c : aardlne halves. 33e : quarters, .J 6c. GiOCEllB.J. 8TAPLE-8teady trade. .Haaoxs Conmnn, 2i)Ca2 60; medium, 12 75 a 100: extra, HfiLa4 0i. Cen?KES-Jilgber. KoaMing tfrab es of Rio aar 3 q noted at 20a?ro ; food to fat.' aC 21Via21k: prime at 22ka22v,: choice to fancy, at 234aJii'o and Java at3ilia HOC Dribs Fbtjits- East, and , prices have an ad vancioc tende net' Choice triebt dried apples US12c; fair ll.UKo. Choice halves dried peaches Hallos i-talxed qnatuers and halves 12 aia. candles Mox-ei. iiazJc; .star candies are 3 noted at lTaki: ooraraoBressed. 13Ual4lo CHiKB-Contl js firm at Ual4io lor prime K cnnice taovory. Hominy Per Iwl. 4 004 Molaskes and 8 Ttcp New Orleans molasses la worth 5aG8o for a.r to facey. and syrnps at Stall for ronouxon t o ancy. Kick Dealers quote at 7a8e ftr Carolina; 7a ta ror fair to beat uausiana. Sugars Are stailv. We Quote: Keflnwi 13 noted at lffaJOo for A. O.T A lOalOKc, ai'V3 for extra. C. aud ll4a lljo ror hard; lrcle U4nd B, 9aic; yellows, 8;ahc; ew Orleans,, avxxi 10 cuov&e,7K&o. Soda in boxes. 6afiUV: 5a-Wo Soaps 7eriuMi UouoU-d at6a7j4v? Babbitt's .t lOo. Ftarch A sharp ccmFentlon. wi'Jx prices t-t clear down to 4a4Wc ier pound. Apices Pepper Is quotai?. at 22a25e allspice, X.11 -zzc : cioves, 70a7&e : casaoa watoo. Cxas Market shows more life, bat j7"2. on powder la ouoted a' ÄJcafl : imrerlal, 4 Vm120; Hyson, 50cal 80; otong, 85aiiCJ; iäig11 vh breakfast, 40a75e. t'AlT teady and nnehaoocd. KVUiaw, dray loU at 1 7.W 80; Ohio R'ver, in st vn., at II 65al 70: Paginav,',;ar lots, att $1 60a 1 65: Otlo River, car lota at II üCal 65. ORCXJilRlEH AND FRUITS, FAN CY V"y few go. selling and no changes' Jo make. CANNZb UoODft Moderate. Tomato, 2 lbs, 91 3ral 40; 8 lbs, fl 75al-fi Yarmoot h corn, f2 2 a J 30; Mountain susar,, A3 5; eaohes, 2 Iba, tl "51 8; 8 lbs, t -tea 1 75: Htram Wrrlea, 2 lbs. 81 80a2 Vi. Raspberries, 2 lbs, U Zrsü W. Whortleberries, tl 2iaJ 60. Pineapples, 2 lbs, &' 25. Yarmouth soccotAh, ti 'Äi 2 a. Ore n 1'.-, fl 7a2 j. Ptrln bcan, 1 2-ia I S5; Partlett pe.-s. (2 3a2 60. Lima bean., M tw. lumpklhs.3 lbrf.fl 75. 'orned beef, l lbs, J4 Hn 4 fco; 6 Iba, J12 5i aU 00. Dried beef, Jacob's, 15c. r ow gra J-. 14V;c. 0"ve oysters, foil weiehf- 1 Dduu 1, v'i l'l 20; 2 pounds, fj dtiaS 10; ligVit wUht, 1 pouno, s'ju'l"c; 2 pounds, fie-al 7i. Tvitont. 1 winnrt. tl 2.V 2 Donnds. (3 25. Call. fornia salmon, 1 pouml, 12 löai 25; 2 pounds, 13 3a3 3.1. Foreign FttnTS Unch.anged. Va'encla oranges, large avses, f3Wa9 50; Mesalna. boxra f 4 u a5 50. Lemons, new Messina, 6 0 7 60; dates SalOo per lb: new raisins, layers 13 (0a3 London lay era 14 50 ; Muscatel crown 13 85; double crown 14 00; fe'ultana lfalHo; Valencia. !2c; figs, new dram firm, llalio;

lance layer flga l'a"6c per lb; French prunes In boxes liHalio: citron aa35c; curranu ValCc; Turkish prunes, new, 6S7c.

in UTS Hort ahelied almonds quoted atziazsc; filberts 14al5c: walnut. French. 11c: Naplea. old, 15c; new 17al8c: Braril nuts lOallc; peanuu, red, raw,8aSJ-ic; whle Tirglnlas 10c ; roasted c nigner. URAIS, FLOUR AND FEED-BRAN BÄIPBTurrs Krc Very little doing. Bran is held at $12 10: noe feed held at S14 00. and middUng at g20a22. according to Suadty. Corn moat bolted, II ival 3j per nunred ; feed meal 8to. Flock No demand except for home consumption. Choice ranclee are quoted at 17 00(97 50; city family at ö 75660; lamlly country, 34 7Stfc5 50; superflne, S4 00(S4 5i; extra at 4tO&5 00; fine at S3 76 buckwheat at S8 00. Corn Iteoelpta liberal and prices nnckanged Quotation I. o. b. In elevator 1 cent iover than quoted. Mixed 40vtatlc: bitch mixed 40a 40 ; wblte 40 Salic; new ear, 4Ca4ic Oats No demand. bound mixed M(-!e. White, 3035e: damaged o duc, owing to conaition. Kra Nominal. Quoted at S5(S5c. Rarlkt .Nominal. Worth 8 call CO. Wh rat 1 here is really n market. Indiana ranging from 1U'1J for -choice; damagwl, 70$kHo; no grade, 8651 00; choice Kan sas and aiicniean Ii uai an ny sample, rious Firm a nd q noted at 7 60 7 7a. ' HAY In good supply, -fcut mostly lnfsrlo nallty. Loose la quoted at f 17al9 for choice ttmoth j r rrom waeona. rTalne baled, best. Iii üu. ia.lea timothy la quoted at 117 Uta 18 tut for tbe beat. No. 2 Timothy 115 t0; No. 1 Tlmoihey JltHO. straw 4( a4oc per hundred. HOP New crop are quoted at 45al6o perlb. H1DG8, ETC Dull, and slow sale. Best city ereen bides, cows. 5V.c: steers weigh lngoi lnaor over, 7c: uiL 4c; beat city veal skins. Ho; bed city kip skin, 7c; green salted; cured, at oia7; dry sailed hides, kc; dry mm, lOallc. Orubbr hides. 4a4kc. sheen akin a are quoted at 50 to 1 00, according to quality. Tallow, aso. urease Brown at oc ; yellow, 7ao: while, 9l0c. . IRON AND STEEL Steady and quiet. The quotations are given at liat prices, aa follows: Bar Iron is quoted at 12 4ita2 do. ubeeia rolled. 10 to 14. 4c; 15 to 20, 4c; 27, 4o. Charcoat, lo advam e on above rates. Oihr sizes and numbers are graded at proportionate rates. Steel la quoted aa fo.lowa; sanderaon's beat nglan tool. iic: American tool, lbc: spring steel. Hi Inch, 12c; 1 inch and over, 11c, mill pick shapes. 3c. Horse shoes. Burden's, 15 60 ptr ke: mule, fl higher. LKATHEtt Trade is really very dull. - Oak slaughtered sole is quoted ai 3üa41c; Buffalo, 3036c; harness 31a.'18c; upper 2ia3". ier foot; French calf, tl 75a2 25; French kip, tl 25a 1 6u; collar, per foot, 20c: bridle, per dozen, f4Mx.'a 80 ( 0 ; domes Uc calf, SI 3tal 50 ; kip, domestic, OOca SI 10. LUMBER The demand Is good for this season. The dally movement by rail la good. Poplar Clear, SJ0 00; Common, 14 00; Culls, S10 00. Asu 1st and 2d, 932 60. Black Walnut The quotations are buying prices for green and selling prices for dry lamber. 1st and 2d, dry 155 oeatiu oo; 1st and 2d, green, f40 00a4s U); Culls, 115 O0a20 0. Pink laud 2 clear, per M. Coet, green, tl7 00; dry, S5u Oit; flooring, dressed, f Ai (AladU UU ; aiding, dressed, IIa 00al9 ou; stock boards, rough, 5.6 oua luoo; common boards, I It) OU; bill stuff, to 13 feet, SIS uo; bill stun, over U feet, 17uoa24 00; heavy tlmb-rs, SlOo extra per M-; sheeting, fl2 Ou; A sawed shingles, S3 4t3 ; No. 1 shlugles, S25u; poplar shingles, l-iuo; lath, r2 7b; southern pine flooring, diessed, tlü ooalö 00. NAILS UnchauKed. Quoted, lOd to bod at 13 15a3 25 per keg and smaller numbers at the usual advance. OLLH-No new features. Raw Unseed quoted at 61a63c: boiled st65a6Sc; lard oil, current extra, II lual 15; No 1,11 Otal lu; tanners' oil, strait's best, uaööc; Banas' biwt,5 a Buc; Labrador, 80a83c; refined coal oil, Hallc; standard gasoline for lamp, 12al3o; headlight, 2u a5c : lubi icating and machinery oils, 35cm1 25. PROUUCE A good fee lDg ai.d fair activity. Butzkr Dull. Good roll la2oc; mixed and Inferior 12 to 15c. Eggs -Firm. Market 13(314 cents; re:elpts moderate. Poultry Demand regular and fairly steady. Fowla.llve, per aoz,S2 7oa4: ducks, live, old ana young. $3 uo; geese, WtO. Turkeys, per lb., live, 8c. Dressed poultry not quoted . Vxqktablrs Potatoes Not much demand. Car lots 4i to 7o per buhel : from store, Dtst p-ach biows, tCasöc. Street potatoes, per bbl., 4 W. Onions Slow at II 75(32 00 per bbl. Fruit Green apples are firm at S3 0Ca3 75 per brl; choice, S3 754 00. Cranberries at SU 6uaU per brl ; 13 754 Ou per bu. Beeswax, per lb, 26o. White navy beans, II 25a 1 40 and very dull. Feathers, per lb, prime live geese firm at 4 a4oc ; mixed, 25a30c. Uln&ens, 75c. Kaits. per lb, cotton, 2c Money Quiet at 30o per lb for choice boxes; for low grades, 20a25c FKOVlslONs irougand firm. Fttt.k Mrts tTIear ribs. 10 to 20 days in salt, K'alic; shoulder-, 1 to 15 days in salt, 7a 75-40; fully cured. 8ao. Bweet pickled bama 120. Ureen meats shoulder nominal; for c. r. sides lHa!0c. lard-Is dull; prime steam at 12al2c, kettle nominal, Wo. Jobbino Pkicjes Bacon clear sides, 13c; breakfast do. lte; hams. 14o; lard, kettle. 14c; half barret and keg lard 15c; sugar-cared shoulders He: bacon shoulders 10c. HEED Uuletaod unchanged. Flax seed is quoted at si Ooal 40, according to quality ; do? ar at S7 6ta8 75; timothy dull at 26a2 811. TINNERS' STOCK steady . Tin plate Is quoted. fr 1U. 10x14, charcoal, first quality, at Slo 00; IX, ditto, at Si3 00; I C, 14x20 roofing tin, S19 50. Brass kettle, 45c ; No 27 Iron B 4 4-10c; No 27 smooUi Iron, 6?4o. Moorehead's galvanised Iron, 30 per cent discount from list .inc. per sheet. 11c; per cask, lu3. Pig tin, fc trait 'a, 30c. Wire Bright and annealed 85 per cent discount from list prices; lacquered 30 per cent discount, solder Tinner's lc. Copper sneeiing, 14 to loos, sue; pianisned, 14 10 10 oz, 4c ; bolt copper, 4oc: bottoms. 34c Lead-Plsr. 7Sc; bar, 8,c; anUmony, 18o; Babbit metal, lta 4JC. WOOL Unwashed, 2SaC2c; tnb-wasked, 45a 47c. WOODEN WARE No 1 tnba per dox, (9a9 50: No. 2 ditto, S8a8 60: No. 8 ditto. S7a7 60; No. 1, Churns, common, per dozn,S9 :alO; No. 2 ditto, o VMV: ro. anino , -a uu: o i cellar cnorns brass-bound, Sla22; No. 2 ditto. S20a21; No. lash co urns, sis tm: wo. 3 ditto. ttf.-No. 4 ditto. S14 stave hair-busnel measures. S3 60; hoop Iron oouna ditto, aa soa' keelers, Ave In neat. 12 26: meal selves. 14-18. SI 75a2:dltto 18. In 22 25: OO backets, two-hoop, II VoaiWJ ditto, three Loops, WHIKr Firm at tl 05. WINDOW ULASa-öteady and nnchanged. single Strength. 2nd Qual. 1st Qnal 8x8 to 8x10.. Jt7 00 7 75 8 75 11 00 13 00 8x15 to 10x13. 00 10X10 to 12x18. 12x30 to 20X2.. Discount öö aad 70 per cent, off above. MOSTE Y, SIOCKS, ETC. Niw Yobk Febnary21. iold opened at 113, and closed at 114. Rates paid for carrying were 3 to 4 per cent. iiovernments firm and in good demand. Railroad bonds steady. State securities quiet. totocKs dun and generally lower, without a sreciii feature. Transactions on St-ck Exchanze were only 71tto abares cf which 2;-,uou were Western Union, l'viou Northwestern, 4,'X0 Rock Island, 8,000 8t.Paul, and ,(0 Lake r-bore. To-morrow, Washington's birthday, being a jeicai umi'uy an ine excuangea nave ad Jo urn e.1 over io v edDt-aday, acd bualnaawill be auaptnuoa in xinanciai cucies. OBNBSAI. aTOOKS. lu W'a XhT m. Hat. Mon W. U. TelegtapnJ 74 Iii? 74 84? 1(9 84 71 r-aoLn hihi.., S5 lH?i 88ii. Adams Express II II 109 88 wens i-Jfo jex 7 87H 87S 644 Amenaan eaX1 m 1 S4 4X 71 14 75 115'4 vy. N. Y. OwatraJ. 1104 115 hi 141 118 116 1:0 17 82 143 I. 3 Ena Erie, p relet r ad... 85 141 141 142 142 1J tt 85y4 luo 43H (3 Harlem, pTd. Mlcblaa Osu-al. D. Paclfle stocfca. 133 Ja U3 133 64 0 Illinois Centrals. rlfU!burg...M. Northwestern-... N'thWMt n rre a: et 99 H., loo1 93 K 91 44 3 41t a 5i 1(J7 in 1 65 C c. 65 a J 6. 1.1 d.i. Central...., 107 !! 'ock Isiaud.... 110.' 79 '-. i'aol t. Ful piof..., Wabasl.MM....M. 4 71,1 4itt 79 a MM 4-, 4 81 112 1 Wsfih prof., '4 J' L. a io.-i 21 fort wnvr-ft.,,,,,.,, Terre Jlauto..... 10 len 4iant4 pre. 2Hi 22 22 h Chlce-ja A Alien.. 1056 101 0. Vi 1 O. di A. rererred. Ohio A i!iaitjarpl. Indiana Ontral. C B. A Q.. i (.. 11. 8U Joe A. A V- Telegraph. O. Paclio bouda. ll;9 l'i (6 & 1 y 115 h'5 10 o 215. 6 o i:ov 18H 117S, 19 s 120 1 : 18 19i l8v 120 121 I161 2) lKJi 117 U7 119 it8y4 ill 11 1' 8V

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MARKlCTa BY TELEUKAPt. NEW YORK. Feb. 2L Klcnr Dull and in buyer' favor; receipts 16MD barrels; o. 2 J.j 2oijj 4 0o:screrane iveetrn and state 14 10.14 m: clu mon to eood extra Westem state tl Wa5 2i: geed to choice 8-3 3Jr.5 75; white wbai Western extra ai 8)37 75; extra Ohio fl 9J3I 25; extra fu Lou a so 15 4 00: Minnesota, patent process, extra looj to prime 18 :l)ca9 Oj. Rye Hau Unchanged. Corn meal Unchanged. Wheat-irresjular and au(uira; receipts i,"ri Dusneis; -. 1 vuicazoBprlni: nominally 51 3.'(1 3'J: Wo. 3 Chicago spring 81 0i(4l i2; rejected rprlag SI 12; No. 2 North weattrn 8123: winter red Western 81 27; amber Pennsylvania l 44: Canada spring, in uoud,(l 314; io 2 illlwaaiee spring ei zig$ zo; ungraded do 1 10; No. 2 Clil0O spring 1 l (tj 1 5. Kye uuiet ana nominal; Western tdCtosc; state 8S3W0 ; Canada, in bond, 889uc. Briej Unchanaed. Mait-Üuiet and heavy. Corn lrmtr; receipts 58, Cou busnels; hlzh mixed no grade S.abOc: h lah mixed graded W&64V40; ytl low doM;4Mj3; new yellow Western ungraded tlSftic; Westein mixed new ungraded WÖ.'i'2c oi Üncbanaed ; receipts 81 MK oushels. liny Stead) ; shipping 7j80c. Hopa Unchanged. Rio coffee is ceady ; catgoea li(!$17c; Joboing I4al8c. ttugar Dull and nominal: a'r to good rennlng 7X(47c; prime 7c; refined unchanged. MtiMta steady ; new Cuba refining 32c lor 50 test; New Orleans unchanged. RiceUnchanged, petroleum Unchanged ; crude 8c; refined 13V:; cases lliS21Kc; naptha 9,ff,,.4C. Tallow 9)4c. Keo'ii SUalred 81 bOöl w. Tnrpentln Spirits 6Vi-S7c. eggs Firm; Western itXtl8kc; slate and Fennslvanla 18(abc. Pork Heavy; new mess 12 60; February 22 2i; March 8 :2 2&U 30. Dressed Hogn Firm; Western 8.0 66(9' 0 2. Bee" Quiet. Cut meatsWestern quiet. Middles 1'lrra ; Western long clear hie; city long clear 12 al2fc.c. Lard Closed ateady; pi im steam 8U o0l3 35; March 8I330J13 4U; April 813 42K&13 47; June 813 65. Batifcr Prime flim. Cheese la unchanged. Whisky Jl 10. CHICAGO, Feb. 21. Floor Unchanged. Wheat Lower; clo ed active and higher; No 1 Chlcaeo spring 1 10; No2 Chicago eprlng 81l3)i for spot; 81 0i lorila:ch; (1 otV, lor April; 1 C4)4 for May; No 3 thicago spring 8ic; rejected 70c. corn Lower; No 2 mixed 42Vic for spot: 4ie for March: 3V4o for April. Oan Firm; No 2 3u)4c for spotJUjge for March; 32J5 W3c fcr April; njected 27c. üariey -Doll aulower; 61c for spot; 6c for April. Rye Dull and nominal. Clover st ed Firm; 88 10. Timothy eeeri Firm ; fair to choice 84 18tft2 4 j. Dressed hogs Firm; sales at 19 btfq9 0. Pork Lower; 821 2i for spot and March ; 8-1 55 for April ; 8.1 82 for May. Lard Lower; 812 75 for spot; 812 77(4 12 8J lor March : 812 Ö0äl2 97V for April ; f 13 15 fur May. Bacon DuJl aud lower. Whisky-51 16. Receipts Flour, lo.ou) barrels; wheat. 60,'K.O bushels: corn, 88,000 bnsn els; oats, 21,010 bushels; rye, 13,ouO bushels; barley 2,'xw bushels. Shipments Flour, 13,000 barrels; wheat 17,iJ0 bushels; corn, 40,000 bushels: oats. 22.UO bushelp; rye, 9,(00 oushels; barley, 4,000 bushe's. tn the call board this afteruoon wheat was JsO lower. Corn Firm: 42Jo for March: 43c for April. Oats Unchanged. Pork ll'gher; 8:1 4 for Marco; 821 67V4 for April. Lard iflrm and generally unchanged. NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. Rsw York, Feb. 21. Cotton Quiet; middling npland 12 15-U'c. Futures Closed quiet; Febriary, 12 ll-82c; March, 12 1-ä.c; April, 1315-16c; May. 13 1-löc: June, 13c; July, 13 ll-lcc; August, 13 27-32C. WIXSLOW AND HIS TUB LATTER IN FINANCIAL FORQKB'S VIEWS OF HIS London, Fjo. 19. Mrs. FAMILY. DISTRESS THE PROSPECTS. Win slow, the fi.'e of tbe Boston forger, has rad is at the Cheering Cross arrived Hotel, hot leaves there for otber lodging. She, her son and- slater, ho accompany her, have only about one hundred dollars and seem in great trouble Colonel Cbeeeebro is endeavoring to Induce em t"i return to America, but the matter is dm cult to manage, as te American legation ms no funds applicable to such a purpose Vlnslow bears up vei y well. lie bss writtin to the legation f ayiog that he thinks it vould be in the ioteret of all Interested in as case that ne should oe in Doston as sxn as possible, and otleriug, as an Ameri cm c nicer to take charge oi bim will soon be ber9, and as he himself and fimiiy are desirous to return, that ii the legation will withdraw tbe extradition prcc?edlnc9 he will return with the nlncer o lis own accord to the United States and s.aod his trla). The proposition cm not ba acted upon, as tbe law rc qulris a certain routine. I he united states cor8al at Rotterdam has recovered fiom Mrs. Winslow about 85,000. 81 ,000 in ca?h and S4.000 in bondp. vVrc. Wlsslow fisys tbat she does cot know how her husband obt lined this raoney and snpntses it is hers. Colonel Cheese! ro says tbat she seems to be bone&t in her rt presentation?, and does n t appear to know anything about the swindling operations, winslow comes up for examination on WednesJay next. The proceedings will be merely formal, and will occupy only a few iriuutea. Though the ladies are much distr ssed, neither they orthe prsinei anpar to fully realize the actual position ot tu t Urs. Wit slow is corrjpjrtively cheer ful and very talkative. Heeeeas to tblnk he will go back to B stan, have a prand trial, ngura extspstvely In the newspapers and finally be discharged. RATHER RELIGIOUS. UNDUE ENTHUSIASM IN A GOOD CAUSE. The Newport Hoosier State says: James Burnsides, residirg west of St. Bernice, just across tbe line, in the edge of Edgar countv, HI., has recently btcome insane from religious excitement. One night last week, at about 12 o'clock, while it was rainiDg, snowing and . blowing, Le suddenly lumped out of bed, aud without dressing, ee zed his wife, at the same time remarking, "God cooamauds me to take up my cross and go," aDtl go be did, with bis wife in his arms, who had nothing on but her night clothes. He waded through mud and water, some places two feet deep, carrying bis wife all the time in his arms and paying no attention to her eotrf a'ies to let go ot her and return borne. His first etop was at Murphy's, distance one-tbird of a mile, where he woke up tbe folks and left before tbey had time to release the lrightened wife from the powerful grip of her razy husband. He went from Murphy's to old man Caskv'a, where be alarmed tnem and then started out on his mission ajzain, but he had not proceeded over a quarter of a mile when four neighbors overtook him. And .after a terrible struggle succeeded In re leasing tbe wl.'e. who was chilled nearly to death. He was tsken home and baa been very wild, acting at times like a person suf fering lro;n bydropnobla. When thepo spl la would come on bim it would take three or foar men to bold him in bed. He would anas ols teetn, froth at tbe mouth atd aMfUiPt to bite every or e that oh me ueir him. It is certainly the west siruU; 7 eise wa ever beard or. Ball toilets, liiimei with ermines are counted among the late novelties, esf 'ally w.ien the dresses receiving this stuKure are composed in part of tulle; as, for Instance, a tutle skirt, with Its narrow tiain of ntluv bordered with er min, which fur also ectges the low bodice sod elbow tleevea.

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CHSEK OF BAB COCK'S COUNSEL. THEY MOVE AN ACQUITTAL. NO EVIDKNCS I BEBUTTAL JUDGE DILLON CALLED ON TO DISCHARGE THE PRISEK HB KKFCHES AT GREAT LENGTH TBK AROCHESI TO COME ON TO-DAY. St. Loos, Feb. 18 Upon the codc!uton of the session of the court last renins:, the district attorney anounced that ha would have some reuttal evidence to offer this morning, ti opening to-day, George Gavin the secrearyof tfce beard cf police commisslocers, was called for tbe purpese oi showing tbe record of MaGil!, the letter carrier who testified to returuh g two letters to Jojce. Tbe w;tne&9 did not answer, and the district atorney imra'diately announced tbat the government would put in no rebuttal testimony. The cae was then declared closed, so !ar as evidenc-3 was concerned. Judge Dillon asked if tbe counsel had arranged in wbat rnanrer tbe closing arguments should te made. Jo dire Porter aro-e and said tbat be had intended to raise a question oi law looKicg to the direction of a verdict, and asked permission to address the court, it wes granted. Judge Porter spoke at considerable length, giving tbe ground; on which he asked the court to direct, at this ta;eof the trial, a verdict ol acquittal. Tbe rlbt of trial by jury he held tu be a right guaranteed by tbe constitution and one to ba upheld with all its force and all its sanction In this case, said Judge Porter, upon the undisputed tacts, we submit tbat there Is Jf3 O.UKSTION BUT FOR THE COURT TO AC QUIT tie defendant. Tbe evidence was then passed in review very carefully and slowly, and alter its review Judge Porter said : We now ask for the acqoital of the defendant at tbe hands of the court. After a brief pause the court asked the defense It they were pre pared to present authorities. Judge Porter replied in tbe affirmative and proceeded to read from tbe books various cases wbicb. be claimed, were parsllell In this point of law to tbe one under consideration. Col. Broadbead.in reply to Judge Porter, said In order to sustain the motion of tbe de fense, the court mast spy tbere is no testi mony, either direct or indirect, by which tbe jury might be lead to believe in tbe defeudanl's guilt. He cited the facta In tbe history of the case. Tbe mallirgof a letter by Joyce to Babcock containing S500, the corresponding with one of tbe conspirators alter be wai indicted through a third part? , tbe giving of valuable information at the same time, that he was protesting against raid3, the sending of the "Sylph" dispatch, the nouiying conspirators here of tbe aban donment ot a raid before tbe agents who bad been detailed to make tbat raid had been apprised ot tbe fact were also strongly presumptive in character that tbey must go to the jury for decision, wnere mere are disputed issues it is tbe province ol the jury to determine. Tbe court took the matter'under ad visement, and on reassembling in tbe after noon Judge Dillon delivered the following decision: The testimony on both sides being ciosea, ice ceienaant's counsel moved tbe cjurt for a peremptory direction to the jury to acquit the defendant. Tbe case which tbe government seeks to make aga'nst tbe defendant is one which largely, perhaps ex ciusiveiy, aepenas on circumstantial evi dence, which, it claims, shows that the de tendant had CRIMINAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE CONSPIRACY to defraud the revenue in St. Louis, and tbat be participated in that conspiracy. The government has sought to Implicate him mainly by the testimony of E vei est as to tbe mailing of a letter under circumstances which tbe counsel for tbe government main tain would authorize the jury, not standing alone but in connection with the otber facs in evidence, to infer that it contained a $500 bill, and that It was sent to and received by the defendant for guilty purposes, and by certain telegraph dispatches to and from tbe defendant. Tbe present motion Involves a question as to tbe relative powers and functions of the court and fury, which is of great importance. Undoubtedly the court is the judge ot tbe law in criminal as well as in civil cises, and tbe jury is bound to receive and apply the law as expounded by the court In the one class ot cases tbe same as in tbe other. A motion of the character of .the one here made is well known to tbe practice in tbe federal courts. It is equivalent," e ays the Supreme Court of tbe United S aes, 'to a demurrer to tbe evidence. It answers the same purpose and should be tested by the tame rules." A demurrer to the evidence admits not only the facts therein stated but also every conclusion which a jury might fairly or reason ably infer therefrom. In deciding uron tbe present motion it must be a eumed tbat all tbe evidence in tbe cose is true, and tbat tte witnesses are all credited. For if there are questions relating to tbe credibility of tbe witnesses or upon the proper deductions to he drawn from the e?idence,these are queetionp, not tor tue court, minor the Jury under tbe advice and direction ol tne court. Counsel have referred to cases in which some courts may have Interfered with tbe province ot tbe jury in a manner which it might be difficult to reconcile with the views above expressed. Tbe principles which must guard as have been settled by tbe Supreme Court of - the United States, whose judgements have in this court the force of authority. Tbe doctrine of tbe Supreme Court ot the United States is well fhowti in Hickman vs. Jones, 9 Wallace, 197.- This was a case of malicious, prose cution, in which the court peremptorily instructed tbe jury ta acquit twootthedeltDdants. in holding this to have been ERRONEOUS, UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES, the Supreme Court of tbe United States sayt: "There was some evidence agaimt both of them. Whether it was sufficient to warrant a verdict of guilty was a question for the jury under the instruction of -the court. The learned judge mingled tbe duty of the court and jury, leaving to tbe jury do discretion but to obey tbe directions of the court. When there Is no evidence, or such a deficit in it tbat the law will not permit a verdict for tbe plaintiff to be given, such an instruction may be prop erly demanded, and itistheduty of the court tor'veit. To refuse is an error. In this case the evidence was received without objection, and was before the jury. It tended to maintain tbe part of the plaintiff. The issue which they were to try, whether weak or strong. it was tteir right to pass upon. It was not proper for the court to wrest this part of tbe case more than any otber from tbe exercise of their judgment. The Instruction given overlooked tbe line which separates two separate spheres of duty. Though co-relative, tbey are distinct and it is important to the right administration of justice that tbey should be kept so. It is as much within tie province of lb9 Jury to decida questions ol fact as of the court to decide questions or law. The jury s'uould tako tbe law aa laid down by the court and give It full efloct. But its application to the facts and the tacts them selves, it is proper for them to decide. These are tbe checks and balances which give to the trial by Jury its value. Experience has proved their importance. They arelndispens able to the harmony and proper efficacy of the ! system. The Supreme Conrt In cases where! tüe Jacts WO not controverted and where the j)

Inference to be draw from them is certalnr necessary and undisputed, or where there is no evidence lending w tbe establishment of a necessary element in tbe case, be held that the trial conrt mav peremtorily direct what verdict sbsll be given. Tbe distinction between cases which fall witbin tbe rule first stated and those which are for the decision of tbe jury is well illustrated in tbe Railroad Company vs. Stout, 17 Wallace, C57. in this case the Supreme Court held tbat where in any case it is a matter of judgment and the discrimiralion of sound inlerence wbat ia tbe deduction to be drawn from 6ven undisputed facts, where different men EQUALLY SENSIBLE AND EQUALLY IMPARTIALwould make different inferences, such cases tbe law commits to the decision of the jury under Instructions from the court. The motion here, in our judgment, mut be denied for two reasons: F.rBtthere are facts which are undisputed, for ex am pie, ihot-e relating to tfce letter testified to by Everest and McGil!; t econd, the proper Inferences to bo drawn from tte telegrams and otber facts are not eo clear and certain tbat th9 court can declare tbelr effect. Aa a matter of law, the doctrine contended lor by tbe learned counsel for the defendant, it applied to this r, would Tt quire tLis court to disrrpard tbe well settled rules Hid down by tv.e United States Sunreme Court in tbe cae of Hickman vs. Jüts, abate cited, In which thst tribunal holds that the constitutional provicce of the -jury under instructions from tbe court extends to tbe right to decide upon questions of fact, in a weak case as well as a strong; case, to analjsn the evidence before them and determine tbe weight to be given to it and the several parts thereof. Soe discusfion then took place ps to tbe order in which the arguments should be made. Tbe rule of the court bad been for the defense to open and be followed by the prosecution, but both, Judge Porter and Mr. Storrs thought the opening should be by tbe prosecution. The tae rested on circumstantial evidence and It was but Just tbat tbe defence should be advisd es o what portion cfthe great mass ot testimony which had been adduced, and a large part of which had bueu rendered irrelevant since its introduction, would te relied upon by tbe prose-cutton. As tbe prosecution had tbe terrible advantage of the closing argument, they should not complain of being required to disclose tbeir case, so is to give tbe detente an idea as to wbat they would have to answer. Judge Dillon did not think tbe rule a good one, and, in view of the circutrs-anco3, it seemed to both himself and Judge Treat but just that tbe prosecution should be rcquiied to open, in order that the dciense might not waste time in guessing on what portion ot the mass of testimony tbe prosecution relied. He would therefore suspend tbe rule as a m Itter of justice to tbe de.'endant. Cel. Djer said that he Lai not expected this, acd had not prepared his argument. He therefore asked for an adjournment until tomorrow. Judge Porter joined in the request, as the defense was equally unprepared. Judge Dillon acquiesced and the court adjourned. The resignation of General Schenck h not been received at the state department. It is probably on its way by mail. It la certain that it is expected very soon. No intimations are officially made as to wLo will succeed Gen. Schenck. There seems to be tto doubt among his friends tbat he will soon retire, and that he has placed bis resignation at the disposal of the president, wbo may not accept it until the committee on foreign affairs shall have examined into the subject of his Emma mice transactions, or until eome reliable person, to whom it will -be offered, shall accept the appointment. The state department in now making copies of the papers in the Itsnma mine case, and tbe committee expects to receive tbe an by next Thursday, its regular meeting day.

A Chicago woman who had been reading; about tbe whisky frauds in a paper, turned to her husband last evening, and inquired: "My dear, wbat do tbe papers mean by raying tbat a man has squealed?" INDIANAPOLIS SEED AND AGBICULTUEAL WAREHOUSE. J". GEDÄ3E STILZ, PROPRIETOR. No. 78 Eat Washington Street, Indi anapolis. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, Agricultural Implements, Farm Machinery, Horticultural Tools, Fertilizers, Plants, S. Horney Ss Coa Flchmond Cast Stoel PIo'wb, Excelsior Corn Drills, Riding and. Walking Cultivators, Graes and Grain Seed Sowers Eagle Feed, and Straw Cutters, Corn Shellers,. Churns, Measures, Baskets, Porks, Bakes, Hoea, Shovels and Spades, Pruning Tools. GARDEN SEEDS A SPECIALTY-.S-w fl B I wtjr wni be mailed free all appli cant!!. Thla is of the larpest and m-t comprehen sive i;ataioKues pub lished: eon tains about 230 over 600 fine enirraviwrs, 2 eleeant colored plates. and elves full descriptions. . and direction for plantine orer vsm varieties m wiauic nd Flower Reeds. Beddine rlanw. Koncs, Ac., and is invaluable to Fanner, Gardener aid Florists. Addrew, D. M. FERRY & CO., 8edflmea nd Florist. DETROIT, Mich. MsS'BsKsTicIels, teils::. Gsaäas, k' The 3reentoroofc & Patenca City Emeries Fail 12 Choice Varietiesfor$1.00, or 5 for 50 cts . viti 3 A:bsa Circa f 5 e? l F:b Lilita Gratia. S? mpi 2 5 ct. KOUI5 oen IwVl eivl niyqaar terly lor li'f, und a puc'&uge eacn. of 8ner Trough ouri, Prize Head Letter, and Vinnin?stadt ai 1 rr 1 uuago n. luo vruurua grow by ttie acre to ho d from b to g i gallons each. The out shows their form. We ' ncn 1 linm fs f Q vri a n A.TfT call cna ti r1)cri etc, Address WALDO F. BROWN, ' 11 jx 27, oxford, Ohio

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