IS JOHN ST, NEW-YORK 
ADVERTISING RATES : 
Inside. 14th and 15th inures (Agate space). 40c. per lino 
“ IStii page.*. W " 
Outside otlast paj«n..... «0 
Fifty per et. extra for unutniul displuy. 
Special Notieee, leaded, Ijy count. 7« 
feialuuiw " .«» 
Reading •• ... 1.00 " 
Discount on 4 ingcrtiouB.fr per et.: 8 Ins,, 10 per ot. 
13 In*,, 15 per et,; 9# mil., 2U per ct.; 62 Ills.. 26 per ct. 
|»- No advertisement Inserted for leBB than $2. 
and $1.35 asked: old ungraded spring, $1.22; No. 2 
Toledo red, lust half September, at $1.21; No. 2 red, 
August. $l.;ts; No. 2 red, September, f LJitKsG.StiH : 
No. 2 Milwaukee, September, $1.25 asked and $1.21 
hid; No. 2 spring. September. $12tI®12l,S; No. 2 
uprtng, October, $ l.tevtl.lTV Itye at tiVe. for No. 2 
Western for October, Corn Is lower, closing giro UK: 
latest sales are nt .'dfipHXC- for No. 2; 52K® 58'•,(!. lor 
steamer; 62Ru55e. for ungraded, thu latter tor eh nice 
high mixed . 50mi52c, for hot and Inferior, and 65c, for 
Vellow Western ; strainer, AugUnt, at. .Vic ; do , Sep¬ 
tember, at frlKo.t do., October, at 60Xvi)67qo.; No. 2, 
Oil spot, ut,idc ; (JQ f , Atlgnst,f>4Kt»MHe.i do., Septem¬ 
ber, at frfrVffiertle.i no., October. 67 Kc. Outs are uctlve 
at lower prices; latest sale* are of No. 2 white at 
UtlMfmSD'Vc^ No. 1, 3fio.:. No. 2. 22c.; old No. 3, HOC.; 
mixed Western, 2tt(.j38o.; white Western, 3SQi40c.; 
mixed State, 3T «.tile. 
11A v anij Htmaw. There has been a good sale for 
prime hay and at strong prices. 
Ilale hay. OfaijTOe. for shipping, and SOoiiMc. for new 
and70(291.00for old retail qualities; defer, 50(«stl0e.; 
salt do., (<t -o. Straw quoted at 60(4)fl5c. for new 
old long rye ; • 45w50e. tor *hort rye, uud 45<iiw5c. 
for oat. 
Exports past week, 4f8 bales. 
Hops.—T rade has been very slow, and prices are 
reduced. The few lots of new received have brought 
12 to llic, 
New York, Choice and fancy, new, 7t«0c.; New 
York, common to prime, 4(iilie.; Eastern, 4(370.; Wis¬ 
consin, 4w)7e.: Yearlings, !kft6c.; Olds, all growths. 
MEWS POSTSCRIPT 
THE MARKETS 
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS 
CONDENSED NEW YORK TELEGRAMS 
NSW Yohk, Saturday, August 25, 1877. 
Beans and Peas.— Receipts of beans for the week, 
2,28* hush. Exports, past week, 827 do.; since Jan. 
1st, 23,034 do.; same time, last year. 41,'.iJ4 do. dlie 
stock of old is well worked down ; Hist Is, there will 
he nothing to conflict wtth tin 1 coining new crop. 
Mediums sell in a moderate way at late rates Mar¬ 
rows have Bold rreely; some have been pressed on 
the market, and HOMO Shippers, who haven regular 
call tmvo secured parcels tlmture hard and Bound, 
rather than wait for possibly poorly cored new. 
Kidneys have only moderate call. No trade in Ca¬ 
nadian ; prices nominal, pending tiew Drop. Grown 
peas very quiet. 
State medium choice, $2,7.V(il2.8U; other, •2.4w«4.8Ui 
marrow*, choice, free to vessel, $3.55cj3.(iO: other, 
$a.30<a3.40: pea, cholctt, $2.frO((42.7U; oilier. $2..*!<J2.7(I. 
While kidney $2.£&<a3.U). rod do., $9.8008.10. Pena, 
green. $1.20131.25; Southern It. K., 2-bush bug. *3.50. 
BEESWAX. -Steady ut W®30o. rnr Western and 
Southern. Exports past week, !H)h3 lb*.: alnee Jan. 
1st, 87 2HU dl>.: same inuu last year; 51,300 do. 
Hcttrii.—R eceipts for the week 20,000 pkgs. Ex¬ 
ports equal to 0,372 tlrklns. C|ndee State butler is In 
good demand and HUB or two days If scarcity have 
produced quite a drill ness In prices for best half tubs 
and creamery and In fact for top selections of all 
styles. Tlift fowiTgftlder nf State arc quiet; in the 
volume of receipts and stock In store there are 
grades Of Western that are mote economical for the 
medium das* of buyers. As a rule Western butter 
is dull, a large accumulation of It gives the market u 
dark phase ,Shippers may operate more freely after 
the hot weather subsides and the possibility en¬ 
courage* holders. 
We quote State fancy pulls 23(3310.; Other, l?<<c2!lo.; 
crputnery, good to choice, 2lt<t97r.: hull tubs, selected, 
22 . 23c,: other. Ibakln.; Welsh tub*, bnst. 22o.; Other, 
lH«.2lle.: ttrkins, 2UV23C.: Western creamery, good to 
choice, 23oS2Js!,: other: 21M28>.v. dairy tub*, heat, 17 _ 
180.J other, VletlTi;.; factory tubs, good to best, 15 
other, l(V3I3c,: Hr kink, ll kill lie.! greu.ni, HVit'.ic, 
Exports 5.650 packages. 
Cheese. There ha* been a sharp udvunce tin* 
week The advices from the country have led to 
much confidence, while exporters have been ui 
urgent want of supplies, and traDMtellon* have he (in 
general enough to use the larger rocoipt*. Most 
sales are at 11 Re. for funcv.and cxuuplioiml lids at 
Hike. Fancy nwtorje*. 11 Wo.;good and prime..lU.Vua 
lie,; fair iota, UsadlOc.: poor, 8tii«,»c.; 4<i4?c. for 
skimmed. Farm dairy, lOsidORc. for good to prime; 
liVidi/HXe- ror (air lots : 6>tr»7He. for skim mod. West¬ 
ern factory. Cheddar, IllvRyHOXe. tor fancy . '7YenIHe. 
for Hue; *Y(c6'.H:,e. for good; 7X667X0. for lair, and 
lia'i.'-ic. for skimmed. 
Exports past week, 3,(1211.242 lbs* Gold closed, lift. 
Liverpool cable, 55s(355s lid. 
Cotton, I'rlecs huve been working easier, with a 
slow movement. 
Latest prices are for August, 11.20c.; September, 
MWtkBlO.Sic.; October. UMWc.: November. 1U.52(4)10.53 i:.; 
December, lO.Me.; January, 10.07(310.880.; February. 
lU.KkalU.sic.; March. lO.UtMUe.; April H.I4(iJl l.lho. 
Sunday, Aug. 20.— Two spans of the great 
bridge across the Missouri River, between Council 
Bluffs and Omaha, were destroyed on the 20th by 
a cyclone, ono of the severest storms that, has 
vLslted the West of late. Ylolent stormB reported 
In different parts of the country. Seualor Morton 
is still lu a precarious state. Intimidation and 
terrorism are extending the miners’ strike in 
Pennsylvania. Texan troops have been ordered 
not to cross the Mexican frontier. 
Muscovite anil Moslem are stilt lighting furious¬ 
ly at Hhlpka Pass. All the great Powers and 
Belgium, Holland, Sweden and Portugal have 
adhered to the German protest, against Turkish 
cruelties. Uen. Grant, arter i.ls trip through 
Sweden, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland and 
Italy, has returned to London. 
Monday, Aug. 8T.—tienaror Morton said to be 
Improving. 
Shlpka Pass said to have been captured by the 
Turks after five days' struggle. This 1 b merely a 
depression In tlm mountain chain, commanded by 
overhanging c1111 a, affording room for a battle 
front for only about sou men. and the only passage 
by which an army could cross the mountains in 
that part of the country. Near Kars, In Asia, 
there has been a severe battle lastlug U hours, 
and Involving heavy slaughter, but both Muklitar 
Pasha and Gen. MollkofT, the rival commanders, 
claim the victory. Russians deny atrocities, so 
do Turks, but each vehemently accuses the other 
of them. The French Cabinet has decided to 
prosecute Gambetta for a speech he lately de¬ 
livered at Lille. 
Mew 
FALL PLANTING 
FOKTllK HOUSE 
Tlie Autumn No. of Vick's Floral Guide, 
Containing (h'HuripttoiiM of Hyacinth*. Tulip*, Lilies 
and all Hull)* and Seed* for Fall Planting lu tlm Gar¬ 
den, and for Winter Flowers in the House—Ju*t pub¬ 
lished and sent free to all. Address 
JAMES VICK, Rochostor, N. Y. 
The Largest and Finest Stock of Pears 
and Plums in this Country. 
ALSO, 
STANDARD APPLES, CHERRIES, 
ANN A 1,1, V A IHKTIKH OK 
NURSERY STOCK, 
of the finest quality, lit price* that will make it an 
object for every Nurseryman and Dealer to corre¬ 
spond with u* or cull before purchasing. 
SMITH A POWELL, Syracuse, N. Y. 
Raccoons make chickens' life a burden on Long 
Island, 
Boston street cars have placards to this effect.: 
“ This car can’t, wait for ladles to kiss good-byo.” 
White officers of the colored regiments complain 
of their banishment to unhealthy posts with their 
comrades. They favor disbanding the colored 
regiments and dlsUMbTir.tng the men among the 
white regiments. 
The mortality among children at Norwalk, Ct., 
this summer has been alarming. As many aa 
thirty have died since the hot weather began, 
their deaths being attributed to the tilth or the 
Streets and bud drainage. 
United States Senator McDonald expresses the 
opinion that the railroads have outgrown the 
narrow limits of the Stale authority wldch creat¬ 
ed them, and that the national Government will 
have .to protect them, precisely as 11 does com¬ 
merce on lakes and rivers. 
The Chicago Tlmea has a review of the fall 
trade, which shows that business la nearly every 
line lu that city Is more active than at any time 
since the panic. There Is an unprecedented rush 
In chief staples, and a general revival of trade In 
the Northwest is apparently near at hand. 
The canal that was opened at. Keokuk on Aug. 
22 , Is Intended to overcome the obstacle In the 
navigation of the Mississippi caused by the Des 
Moines rapids, it, has cost the Government over 
$4,000,001), and Is nearly eight] mites lung and hiio 
feet wide. The greatest, depth Is only eight feet, 
hut. that Is sufficient lor the largest boats used on 
that part, of the river. 
I'nder the laws or Pennsylvania, New Jersey, 
.and Delaware, the season for shooting reed birds 
will open Sept* l. Tho-‘Delaware marshes are a 
favorite locality. Number o shot Is recommended 
os being the host, although professional gunners 
are very generally adopting the breech loader, 
with cartridges. Rail are superior lu flavor to 
reed blnlH, and are considered to be In the best 
Condition early In October. 
Our NEW DESCRIPTIVE PRICED CATALOGUE 
of the above is ready for mailing. 
STRAWBERRY 
GREAT A IVIKItl (JA N, Jluuuty, Pioneer, Cum¬ 
berland Triumph, CAP'I 1 . J ACK. Prouty’* Seed¬ 
ling, Margaret, El I !>**, IMICII FSMK, Forest Rose, 
Crescent Seedling, 8TEH LING uud SEVENTY- 
FIVE other varieties. 
Scud lur Circular. 
A. HANCE & SON, 
Nurserymeu uud l<Tori»t», Red llnuk,IN. J, 
Apples Stuto quarters. OHc.i sliced, (i : V®7o.; 
Western quarters, frRUtUo. I’eache* Peeled, lUod 
Ik:,; uiipeeled Ini ve», H‘/i 7c.; uupeeled quarters, 
614ulk:. Pitted cherrion, new, Liu. Ulaukburries, 
V&yi’Kc. Raspberries, 23c. Plums. UufilG. 
KUO*. Receipts for the week, 6,325 bid*. It has 
been * . heap Miiumur foreag*. Trade I* too limited 
to give prices mu(lit strength, and tin improved do 
maud cannot, ho ox pouted until after the liot weather 
lx uvnr. Grocers a ml other distributor* fur retail 
use will not buy many barrel* at onee. a* the warm 
spell at Imist, hurts the reputation of even well mark¬ 
ed stock. We may say that Western alve* more *«t- 
IgtaeHou in l OKlllur sales than any oitier shipments. 
The inline rate* ate: Near points, Hi&iSe.: State 
and Pennsylvania, lAwlfc., prime Western and Cttrt- 
udtun, lfrJywICe.t poor Western, M<< 4 l 6 c. 
Fkatiiku*. Sale* are only In a small way, lave 
prime Western perse, 15Plso.; ml.vud, a'WlHo. No 
demand for lien and turkey. 
FLOUIP— During thfl past two or three days tin; 
market has shown a steadier temper, and there are 
hopes Hin t the declining tenilunuy has been arrested ; 
home trade haver* tare uerliitulv opera tine much 
more freely and there t* a good deni doing tor ex¬ 
port. 
Latest price* are Ki.MKgLtiO for poor to fancy super- 
tlno State: $4 IHkfOti.Bli for Oouimnn to tulr extra do.; 
*5.35<S«:>.75 for good do.; $3.8(1 wli.iXl for Chute# to fancy 
ilo.; asLttWtiLlM) tor HU parti lie Michigan, Indiana, Iowa, 
&<•.; $4 for ahippiugevtru do., the Inside piled 
for poor, and fw.iSatwli.iJO lor good to strictly fancy e»- 
ntido.; common to choke white wheat extra*, $6.75 
(«i>7.50; tauey do at *7.76ft*8,25: rail anil amber winter 
wheat good to choice family, at f-.'i.Mlai 'ii; round 
hoop Oulu at $l.'JO(<s5.4u. and trade brand* of do. at 
$3..'AK,iiL')U; St. I,rials, $5.tXViU.U0 for poor to fair extra, 
lllid $li.2!g'i>.8.23 for good ti, fancy; liunesoUt'stnught’ 
at $5,5b(a.H.25 and tmleut, l&MKkU.OO; unsound stock at 
from $2.2.v<(*;.25: city mill extra .*4t ♦<> 75 for choice 
for the West tmllc* : do. trade extras, $7 25 ('*jK 2’>, 
do. for (South A morion, $7.00 s,?.50'; No. 2 at $2.;/J('(,3.50. 
Corn meal I* selling at $3frt»,26 for yellow Western, 
Pennsylvania and Jersey: 
Fititsii FitniT*. The bight of the peach seaHou 
hit* been reached, 8u|>|ilte* to date reach 750.000 
basket.*. In all probability, grower* will make some 
money this season, especially a* we strike the One 
grades yellow. During tn« past fortnight, about 200 
carloads have gone direct trorn the pencil country to 
New England. Ge ,J la tll, d* to-day. ijOdidXkt. for plain 
Delaware; prime. lUoffSc.; extra, UOc.tfufl. A few 
fancy yellow, $1.26. Price* have done unite it* well 
all the week. New Jersey fruit Is of no account; 
good lines not due until a week or so later, Apple* 
are ea*y supply In excess of demand. Prime retail¬ 
ing pippin*, $2.7.*(ti3,75 h bb>.; Sweet Hough, f.’.25*i* 
2.6b; common. ${.26(i»Li6. Whortieberrle*, good to 
prime, F bushel. $l(al..70. Plums. Egg amt Green 
Gage, per bbl.$4445; HIu« Gage. $3 :(>«,4 :*), Qtmckeo- 
b', 9 . hush.. $2 .mi inferior, 75c.'.i,$i. Pear*-South 
ern Hurtletia, 7.’*j,<i»$l per crate, Harth-U, uear-by, 
$2.Mk».'3: cooking pears, $1 ,'2J.»2.i2l. Hartlett* are low 
muuy arriving loo green, Grapes Hartford Ptohlle, 
southern.* a,, Ives Seedling, itaiSc,: t.’oncord, 
Jersey, iv,u7c.; Delaware,Iky!t2c. Weteritieliuir Mnry- 
Juud and Delaware, selected, $I8 (((i2,j per 100: prime, 
$)(*•*; 15; seconds, pVttd; Jcreev. PW4I0, Nutmeg mel¬ 
on* Jersey, good to prime, e bbl.. 75u.(,ii$L25. Cali¬ 
fornia Fruits—Grape*. MnseaUne, 30-pound caac, Hi; 
Plums21} pound box. $5. Virginia peanut* is weaker, 
ns the trade is running to some extent upon cheap 
good Tennessee. f’Uolce Virginia, $154KsiIdk); oUier, 
$L3IK(#M0; Teimessee, 00(:.®fl. Uot-li oU*e grapes. 
Black Hamburg. uOqutoc. P «... SwculwaUir. Hie. 
GUAIN. Wheut ha* advanced several emit* per 
bushel, and then reaeted again, but closed strong 
uud active. Latest sale* are of No. 2 red at $L30(i(. 
L37; No. 2 amber at $1.35tol.3ti; ungraded red and 
amber at *LU*itd 38; poor amber Southern ut $1.30; 
poor white Southern. $1.30; No. 2 Chicago, $1.30 bid 
Inquiry from all sources, closing weak. 
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia XXX and pick, 
lock, lYiet&frc.i XX. I8ia50o.; X. 15(0147c ; No. I, 4;kkl4(!e.; 
No. 2, 37((s40c.; comim.m. 24(«3l'o.; emublng, fr.'KrtiHc. 
New York, M|<*htgfln, Indiana and Wise uislti XX, 
42®47e.; X, 41 K«j42g,: No. I, 4U(«,42e.; No. 2, 335437 ; eom- 
inon, 82C®30C ; combing, O'kab.'*;. 
Iowa, Vermont ivou ‘llliiolo—X and XX, ;Mkn4l)e.; 
No. l,27(u,4Uc.: No. 2, 3U(i(35e.; Combing, 48u«63c. 
Missouri, Kentucky and Tonne*»ee- Washed fleece, 
27(0)120.; unwashed tleecc. 2Ha*3l(!.; cnwastied comb¬ 
ing, ;i8d(,43o. 
Ho! Farmers for Iowa 
Rend a Postal Card for description and inops of 
l.^OU.UUO A ere a it It, land* for sale on It. It. 
Terms, by the lawn If. K. I.und Co. Climate 
and soli tlrst clasn, uud adapted to grain, corn uud 
grazing. Ticket* free to luud-luiycr* from Chlcugo 
and return. Adores* . 1 . II. L'A LUOUN, Land 
CommisHloner, 32 Randolph Ht., Chicago, or Cedar 
Rapid*, Iowa. 
LIVE 8T0CK MARKETS 
NkW Yohk, Aug. 27,1877. 
Til k beef cattle market soup rallied from the de¬ 
pressed condition rioted In our lust, and price* have 
hud a firm tendency for the past few duy*. On Fit 
day lust the pens wore closed out clean, ut the fol¬ 
lowing rates for grade* ;—Choice Illinois steers, lull 
weights, 12 c.; prime smooth xtook. 11 V coarse na¬ 
tive, *\r Texas ami Cherokee Hhowed much im¬ 
provement : (|UOte(| ut. 8)4648 Ye. Good ( 'o 1 ora do stock 
wrought HeuUXis. Receipts for the four principal days, 
4,554 head. 
Cow* and Calves.—F ew arrive at present, and 
the late range Is nominally quoted. Receipts, 33 
head. 
VKAI, ('ai.vhs.— Arrivals urn modeftite, and the 
demand i» good for prims stock. Wo quote : Choice 
N. J.ltnd Pa. fed, 7 to» 8 C,; State. «.H(a 8 c : poor do.. 
.YV«lic,; heavy, nillk-led, tk«7c.; butlcrujllk and grass, 
3®3Xc. Receipts, 2,727 head. 
SHKKP ami I .a m n*.-The demand lias been fair 
for mixed Iota ot sheep ami lamhs, at 5)4(((>5\'o.; 
mixed iVVcstcrii. IV4(«;5 c,; poor to ran ewes, l(al>iu.: 
N.J. sheep, 4YCJ0MC.; lambs, poor to good, lAasfri:. 
Good medium lambs are now coining forward. Re¬ 
ceipt*. 13,542. 
SWTNK.—Firm at 5X®5X.c. for State, and 5S®5 Yc. 
for prime Western corn-fed. Receipt* light; 10,248 
head. 
Weotferto thi' trade a largo supply of vet-y Hue 
Pencil Trees; also a large stock of splendid two 
and tbree-year A pple. Wild Goose and other Plum 
Trees, Apricots, Nectarine*, one and two-year Grape 
Vlues: also fitter Frnlf and Ornumcntul Tree*, Vines, 
Hhruhsi, Hoses. Ac , Ac. Hand for Price Mat. 
TltK TUI BO NURSERIES CO.. 
Clinton, Henry Co., Mo. 
The Colorado beetle, despite energetic attempts 
tostarnp it out, has spread over twenty-five acres 
ut Langeitree 1 1 eiibaeh, near Torgan, Germany, 
la the past «evcnty-two years, of 2,(15:; persons 
coudemnod to death la Austria, only friiu were 
executed, the relgnlug sovereigns having been 
averse to capital punishment, and having par¬ 
doned or commuted the sentences of the oilier*. 
Constantinople has a circumference of about 
ihlrLeen mllon. Its harbor, the “Golden Horn," 
Is a long, capacious Inlet ot the Bosphorus, run¬ 
ning along the northeast side or the city, with 
sufficient depth for the largest vessels, und capa¬ 
ble or receiving 1,200 sailing vessels atone time. 
Little anecdote of Papa Wrangcl, the oldest 
soldier In Europe, told by the World : “ When in 
1*4* they.hud to putdow n the Insurgents of Berlin, 
they sent him word that at his first shot they 
would hang his wife. For an answer he opened 
lire. When bo had got the upper hand of the 
rebels he remarked to his ulds : '■ My wife. Do 
you know 1 am curious to see It they did hang 
her?” 
The amouut of beet roots raised In Europe on 
an acre weighs 30,000 pounds. The cost of culti¬ 
vating beet root lu Germany Is ifi.fru franca; the 
internal revenue, 10.05 franca —$«.to per ton of 
2,246 pounds. Cultivation of beet roots in Frauen, 
18 francs; Internal revenue, 33,35 francs -410,70 
for 2,240 pounds. Percentage of sugar in route in 
France, 5 to 72 per cent; in Germany e to 13 per 
cent. In France the Internal revenue Is li ved ou 
the beet Julec, while In Get many It Is levied on 
the weight of the beets. The quantity of sugar 
manufactured from 100 pounds of beets In France 
Is 7 pounds, while In Germany It ts s pounds. In 
both countries the average per cent, of molasses 
Is 3.33. 
The Anti Friction Hay Carrier 
■ Swvci labor fttnl iiiuuuy- ItTftslmplit ] iheKmp- 
Splt'iff po»ii(fe} ItruiLv «*u Trillion !olU r h«uc« 
?will 4 UHU but*It mh •lli'lit Inciloc Tln» Unck l* 
k u»*i|M/u*v«4 j tint rlur 4 f*vt% but % trill-, luaur 
* huiidrvilit ur«< In u*o« No tr^ubl** About get- 
P over hi^li Uicuut, ur tu Uim mikI of »Ut»p 
bftyi, lUy Ti >Irvj>|$« 4 | whvio wmuU’iI, ami tlio 
Wi.rk of mowing In mlutttl. Tr««k nbould b« 
|iut up now wli 1144 barn* »i« full, 
S tut fur clrt’tilar* mu I for triu klrt^ 
bffrti, to L*. D. Wind Cu|(luii Jk l*uiup IUu 
Inflii, IIL, iii»nuf5Wlururi of tlm Old Rnlikbio 
MiiJIiixJny .suuilwij Wind Mill, 
ALWAYS BUY THE BEST 
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS 
Adam*. J. I*.—Horse Powers, Uaml anil Power Corn 
Sliellers. 
Agricultural Insurance Co. 
Boomer A Ho*ctiert Press Co. —Power Cider und 
YVIue Prett*. 
rainoun, J. B-— Land* for Rule. 
Coleman A Cm, Win. T.—Smith Hru’« Borax. 
Dickey, A. P. Farm Fanning Mill. 
(fillwanger A Barry—Fruit and Ornaumtrtal Trees. 
Hull A Co , W. E —25 Fancy Cards. 
11 listed. .1 It.—26 Klnguut Curds. 
Jones of Binghamton :’otir-Tiin Huy Scales. 
Payne A Son*. B. w.—Eureka Safet y f'.iwer. 
Pierce, ( has. F. 'nmtuv'* Domestic Refrigerators. 
Remington Ag’l Co. Patent Carbon Plow. 
RuttiBoy A Co. Cider Proa* Rerews. 
Sperry A Co., D K ’t'lie Profit kartuer*’ Boiler. 
The Milburn Wagon tlo. —The Mllburn Wagon, 
The Tjiorn Wire Hedge Co.—The Kelly Barb Fence. 
Thorbtirn A Co., J. M. Imported Dutch Bulbs. 
ILH. Pluuo Co.-Ftr*t cla*.* Pltinn*. 
If. ri. Wind Engine A Pump Co.-U»lladuy SUndurd 
Wind Mill. 
Vick, James Solba for Full Planting. 
Wheeler A Mellck Co. Medal Machines. 
Williams, Smith A Co.—Stover’s Automatic Wind 
Engine. 
SPECIAL NOTICES. 
Miner, T. U.—Fine Strawberries. 
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