Supplies of game are small, and prices temporarily 
firm. Ducks still range low—20@3<le. V pair for com¬ 
mon uimI tiiawic. tor Fanridgw;, Wi«t80o. Wnnd- 
cock. iKhv7Ue. Knfrtlab Snipe iloz.. 9l.SU. 
PROVISIONS. Hub product* have been tending 
liloiter, under an active export Inquiry M®*® 1"" “■ 
fill. 15 inr spot. *K4.HA0iS.iO September and ol»ber. 
nui-ou at . 74i>i# S'e. for long clear and Sc. for »hoit 
cleur Rant atV-llic tnr spot. Septa,.liter and Onto. 
h«r TalO.itv at tjfo. for prlrao. Stoarlnc, 10Mc tor 
prime, lleer minis at $H tor best wilder cured and 
f 19 for summer do. 
fair export demand. 
Clover, new, .'VC. Hough 
mew 5MvevH.$cmcttW 
EGGS.—Receipts for the week, 5,050 bbls. Small 
supplies mid n steady demand have given the market 
a good Ileal of life. The warm spell damaged a great 
many lots received. 
Hour points.'/lc.: Slate and Pennsylvania. 2 U» 22 c.. 
Choice f unadian and Western, 3OM0'-Tc.: fair " ext¬ 
ern, lllX«2ue\ 
Ksskn rtAb Oti s, The market has the appearance | 
or being overstocked wun peppermint; the yield is | 
CX pee fed to In; largo, and considerable ol last year■ * 
crop was unconsnmed both here aud abroad. A raw 
wholesale price Is *1.50 In tin. 
Flour. Under an active export Inquiry, the sup¬ 
plies of low grades have been closely sold up ; there 
has been also a liberal inquiry for the Minnesota* 
and winter wheat. The whole market is higher ar.a 
mi r< mg. 
f la lest price* art! f&i25®n.T t > for poor to fancy super- 
tlnc KUtle: fj.'.HIg.C 21 lur common to Tali' extra (lo., 
tii 'thiuii 4d f.>r good do.; *6.«416ld.ti0 for choice to fanoy 
do7: *.-.25nv-.7o for superBne Miehtguu, Indiana. Iowa. 
kr ■ i'i.lXVa.8.20 for shipping extra do., the Insole price 
for poor, and for good to strictly fancy ex¬ 
tra do.i eoiutnon to rVndeo rvhlU* wheat extras. I”.50 
(S7.75 ; fancy do al*9.00;*S.&H: red and amber winter 
wheat,good to choice family, ut ♦ , .».0t>«*»7.roiled 
hoop Ohio at <rii.00tdd7.l0. and trade brands Of do. at 
«M5ftT.75: St, I,ouls, $.‘,.lH)i»7,l» for poor to fair extra, 
uud 97.U5hu8.75 for good to laiiny ; Minnesota straight 
liti6.7aas.T5. tin; hitter an exit erne, and nateilt. «7 .ij 
( siil.H0, with u tew sirii iiy fancy hriimls at $ll' --i J 
unsound stock at *2.R.Va«.75: . liymlll entrant f«hi 
7.25 ror choice for the West Indies: do. t"r Ungiaod, 
95.9O0U.Mf 'lu. trade and family extras, *i..tOtaSMl , 
do. for South America. 97.50 48.1;, ; No. ! Ut ♦ l..*0 0,4.70, 
Fresh PlUJITS.-Peach os aro In fair receipts irwn 
N. J., hut prices are stiff; fancy, 9 1 75wC2 l' 01 ' 
fair to prime. Delaware and New Jersey, final ait. 
small. 80.IWJC. Apples are abundant and shnV, their 
position will improve as pears and none lies recede. 
Inferior to fair. #l(*l 50; mixed to seleelud includ¬ 
ing Western New York. $1 7502. Most *d the Bbrl- 
lutrt .ifforlrirf ilto toii flu&i tho minge lu •!<*&» wbl., 
deckel,Flemish Bounty, t;k#4 fill. Don's bopdc 
li'iquv *. Vlrgallcu. 9304 .Ml; Duchess, fl Tt njlj 
NEWS POSTSCRIPT 
CONDENSED NEW YORK TELE3RAM3 
Sunday, September 23,-Col. Sturgis has lmd a 
brush with the Nez Perces, capturing boo poiiies 
ami a score or good—that Is dead—Indiana, and 
forcing them towards Mussel Shell, whither How¬ 
ard Is hastening to head them off. Almost the 
entire business portion of Key port, N. J , has been 
burnt—loss *900,000. There Is a report, that Gov 
Hubbard of Texas has ordered the enrollment of 
l 000 men to protect the frontier of that state 
along the Rio Grande. Morten, President of the 
Market street- line of cars In Philadelphia, has 
swindled that company and the public out of 
from one to three millions dollars by an over issue 
of stock. 
News from the European belligerents Is con¬ 
fined to further accounts of Turkish outrages. 
The French elections will be held on October u. 
Gambetta’s appeal has been rejected, and his 
sentence, finally continued. The rise of the Mb' 
Srcrcn.-Timothy la In ver; 
with ^alea at>1.52Ml*l.55, 
dux, 91.55. 
'I'liBACro.—The rccuipls linvo been large and ex- 
pori demand Ima fallen <>tr, Price:* are sustained on 
the bettor grades, m which the movcimj 
KKNTUCKY PEAK. 
Right. 
Common Inga.1 V ® 13 
Selections,,,,... — ™ 
HEKOMCAP—CHOP OF 1875. 
New England wrappers, common. 
, Hne, do. 
medium.. 
selections... 
seuouds..... 
Fillers.. .... •••••••■■ . 
Seconds and tiller#, shipping,. 
Pennsylvania assorted lota .. 
Vegeta Hf.RB.—Export# potatoes,li.loO bhla. Prices 
havclndvanuud under a good export and home do 
"’wo quote Early Rime. In bulk, *I.37®L02 bbl,; Peer- 
less. *l.25ls9l 50; Peach Blows, double beads, 9R7™<#2 , 
Sweet potatoes are low: few bring theextreme. Del¬ 
aware W«2.26; Virginia. 91-fite-b 
250800.; onions, yellow and red, $191.25. White,»RS0. 
cabbages. 100, *1-142.501 red, 9l«#3; caulillower, bbl., 
; marrow squash. bbl,. M®75c,j Russia turnips, 
3tV-#Ulc., carrots, *1: beeta, 77 , 0.6591 ; egg l-lu'itM. bbl.. 
91.5008! Lima, beans, In pod, *}.80(<j)2; 
iSO; small plcklua, i.fiCH. 92®4.#0: pumpkins, 1 bit 
Heavy. 
41464 5X 
5 V 4 (,0 H 
7 6,6 II 
!>Uai)IO 
1 Obi (7# 12 
wjiAi.HX 
14 6# 16 
ar Y ou Lose 
Every Y 
i oiio costs—Oura nlway * right -No pay till 
l milted No ride, wo pay freight lie your 
t and save commission- Five-Ton \\ agon 
-rnpli fe (none bcitor). 950, flelly«rtd. Send 
Price Rmt all size Soules, and Judge for 
- 102-12 
18 @25 
12 X" 0 U 
0 #— 
8 HO# 11 
.4 06 6 
00 — 
. 10 @22M 
and Revolvers, llluatrated Price LIS- free. 
Quat l 4 V#trfa dun Works, 1‘ittaburg, l a. 
REGULATOR WIND ENGINE 
■ iWe shall be pleased at any llnio to 
hear from purtlan who want, or expect 
to need, a \Vlnd Mill. 
Falling tn provoto you that our Mina 
arc tliu very beat ullido, wcahall expect 
no palrouuirov ll pfttroninsui jfltiflfftc - 
tlou guarautoed or «« # d* 1 . 
oj*- Always victorious at 8airs und_j£J 
j .y* Practical Testa. _^«l3 
Please write us on Postal Card your 
address. I !troului‘8 HOnt free. 
MARSHAU WIND iNOINt*. PUMR GO., 
Mi UHCLAI.I-, MICH. 
Ag’ts wanted In unoccupied territory. 
Mie.Mll 25 for common to Haek-mCacK. PRnn»»re 
higher ror Mne Green Gages jR I l.iintn) ' _ mb 
FoaUI' nine. *8(210; DamsiitiM, #8(a-J; iuferl-'r, floib , 
Sorrltb iir-riu market l.inff ahead <<r trade 
w'inlH ThG oroi) will bo larjris both horiMiud tiic 
west WisivmSiu la down for 30,000 bbl*. I eanuts 
, .Inil bill lit-blera of ebolce have eonildoncu in ilie 
future aud bnld Umid-pUked at *1 M)o#l Other, 
grades 91 20frfl 40. 
GRAIN. Wheat has been In active export demand 
ami In-Tensing, but. at the Cl use, with teportH of larg . 
sbiumeuts R-rwar-t Pi ths Beuboard. them is more 
desftolo sell, and a slight leueth.n In pnooa. be 
latestbttalnuas UNO. 2 red on un¬ 
graded red and auibor 8Uto at •'Mj “ I 
No. 2 North west spring at *1 H - No. J R h mugo.wi »u , 
No 54 r»‘J ^Mpteuiber ut ^1 41K#ial u0% . No. * IGa u 1 ” 1 
S-ic- bIt’ll UIUod alfilm.: steamer mUud.ftTe.! warin 
, v ’Western. steamer mlxo-l l"t Ceto- 
t„, r ut 58HC- Outs' have an active trade dcmomL 
gales of No. 1 white at 4'!t*42.!<e.: No. 2 wUHu. J.MM 
071 ,. Now V«>rk No. I at B4wA“’-; New Ynrlc No. -at 
H4s#B4KC.; white Western, ut 37ji'(t6Gc. Bjoirloy has 
haun In mc>rb ficttTu iltjiftunil ? BiT-rowiHl Stuto. -< 40 
Rye is lit 70He- for Western and 880810 . lor state. 
hay and Straw.— Thore are freer offerings of 
hiyfund except (or shipping stock prices are easier 
11 (ORwinks are selling at 9R12H- 
honey.—D oll at 2U»22c. for fancy Western comb; 
f-.r good grocery paukages ; lit^loc. t--r buok- 
Wool.—M enu fact u rets,ft re rnreed la by a liberal 
trade in goods market; Western lienees, combing 
and delaine. California and Texas grudr■» have u 
been taken freely. Market Is very strong through-mi 
and in instances a. trltlO higher. 
Ohio, Potinsylyucna un-i Virginia ASX and bin* 
lock, Slt25H<i.; XX, irejGUc.; X. i^li-cj No. L 44@45e., 
No. 2, 370400.1 common, 34u#,«w!.| eoioblng, 
Now’ York. Slleblgnn, Indiana and WUc >nidn—■\ X 
420450.; X,3H04?o.i No. I, 402420.; No. 4,836487; eom- 
mon, 32080c.; oonkblng. WWMO. -i.mhoc 
Iowa, Vermont and Illinois—X and XX, aH@4UC. 
No. 1,57@ute.; No. 2, :Mfo280p.: Oomblng, «(i»-wc. 
Miasmii l. Kentucky and Tennessee- Washed fleece 
-lUlt.t.UbTKM'TONS. 
NEW! JUST puuwpum). .11 
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS 
Horse Powers, Hand aud Power Corn 
Adams. J. P. 
Shelters. 
n^M'Rallread-Land in Iowa and Nebraska. 
Sootier 4 aSSohert Press Co. -Power Cider and 
Boyer A Uro., Will. 1- I-arm Grist Mill. 
Calhoun. J »- Lunds for Hale. 
Collins, inliii 8.- Small Fruit Plants. 
iMukey, a. 1*.—Farm Funning Mill. 
Estes A Rati rimK-^rf-td'bui 
i ni'ii v Tuvlor—Ijliuili SllkhiiniiSlu*w!H. 
-SSI?;®. 
B^W&TS^WiTSSISm. •—1 
RoblnsotV'GJdilud Plow Co.—Thu rtyraense Ch-lled 
I'loNV 
fi i.il li A Co . 14. Candy and Novelties. • 
gtorn uVwri.on A Co^f .nit and Eve,green Trees, 
Greenhouse and Bedding i hulls. Q 
dtraub Mill t'imipany-Champli-u Smut and Sepo- 
The ’fliV-rn Wire Hedge Co.-The Kelly Barb Fence. 
Tlinrlmrn A Co , -R M -Imported Duleli Bulbs, 
i i'nloii Nov*‘lty On. N(tw UnloiiC«»in lxUftkor. 
H S' M ^AW.IIO-.y Standard 
THE MARKETS 
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS 
New York. Saturday* Sept*?moor 
RFAN8 AND PEAS,— Export of beans past weok 959 
barrels Recelpts.B.OtB bushels. Beaus have ar- 
Hvod lioavily and the present au -1 prospective tone 
of thu market i* weak. The Inside rates uro for Jot* 
on tbe trunk. Of Canadian peas J" material stock- 
(> l)Lnti! tueilium oholdn, *l.8522.')°; «-d'D; ?-J".^ U ^,iIer 
i'? ’ •*> l 1 ’ Hi) • White kidnoys ; rtsd do,, ^2.70(5) 
fwi? New green peas, *l.Wl.4U! Canadian peas, 
tCK^VOc. 
hpvhway —n’iiorc? li u frner aui)ply und prices Q*re 
w” kt ^des'at2«H®80HC. for Western and South¬ 
ern. 
Broom CORN.—Freer supplies arc expected short¬ 
ly and consumer* are holding off. . __ 
y Greeu burl quoted at H',c ; uiedRim green at 
7 Hc-'- and rod and red tipped, at 4_H®5KO. 
Bi tter Receipts for the wuek, 32.881 pkgs. The 
market for tine grade* holds up prully strong. He¬ 
lmuts though large, did nut contain a fr-’O offering 
3'ssa;a, tssJl 
STOVERS 
automatic 
WIND ENGINE. 
Wo keep expurlenoed men 
to erect our Mills, pul lb Force 
or Lift Pumps, House Valves 
and Reservoir Tanks. Hy¬ 
drants; tDid In Ni iv 1 ork .Stuff- 
•wc. have put t" more than (ill 
Others conihlnr.il, during the 
past two years. 
Water forced from wells or 
spring'- to elevated points. 
Write for Circulars and full 
|, particulars, suiting the nature 
* of your wants, to 
LIAMS, SUITII Ar CO., 
Kulitinuzuo, Mich. 
conies poorer nuiuiu it si" 
Cii-imi, Turkey*. 
Philadelphia, 186#2rte.: New 
13015c. Fowls, dholcc. lhra 
10012c. Ducks, best.lisii 18c, 
SYRACUSE CHILLED PLOW 
of these Plows 
than »f all ofliers comkined 
een put on the market by different manufacturers, but all or tnem wu 
led Plow The difficulties met with by the others are all overcome U 
ible in Wear, Does Better Work in the Field, Has ] 
;her Plow made in this Country or Europe. 
SO THOROUGHLY PREPARES THE EARTH FOR A CROP 
Within the past few years several different styles of Chil 
exception have failed in one or more of the groat essentials 
Chilled Plow made at Syracuse, N. Y. 
It is Lighter of Draft, More Perfect in Shaj 
Breakages in its Different Parti 
K3T NO PLOW IS SO EASY FOR THE TEAM. 
UT No Plow scours in the field so perfectly, 
nr No Plow is so easy to bundle by both men und boys 
The above are the reasons that have Induced thousands of farmers the past year, 
__ _SYRACUSE CHILLED PLOW. Manufactured by the 
who have tried all the other kinds of so-called Chilled Plows, to 
