MAY 4 ! 
July, ll.81@ll.82c.; August. ll.89iail.90c.; September. 
H ClAU.C.'c.; October. U.OUail.llo.; November, 10.88 
010.90c.; December, IO. 88 BlO. 88 c. 
Dried KRUrKb—Apples are lea* freely offered, and 
there is a very good demand, especially for tvapo. 
rated stock with prices steady. I’oacboa are quiet 
and unchanged. Small fruits nro slow. 
North ^Carolina apples, fair to good, at 7K®8Hc.: 
choice, at ftAiUc.; fancy at lOBlOKc ; Virginia, at 7@ 
8 o.; New York State quarters sliced at 7>4@6,\ic.; 
patent evuporateA in coses, choice,, at l«x«tl&c.: 
good and prime«l Utpttlie.: evaporated, choice sliced 
at Uti* 13Ho., and good do. at 12jJl2Se. Evaporated 
peeled peaches, coed to choice, ut 276428c.; North 
Carolina peeled, fancy, nt aUCd choice Oltl at 17lB]se,: 
Georgia prime at WOlTc.: fair to good at Hot 13c-.; 
common iitlOSISc.: unpeeled halves at ?H« 8 e.: do. 
quarters at 7«7Hc Allied cherries at 17 Hut I Me. Black¬ 
berries nominal at 14a. Kuapberrins at 32st28c. 1*1 ums 
at I7<*)8e. 
Exports for week, 200 pkgs. apples. 
Koo».—Receipts for the week, 17,875 bbls.: do. last 
week 10,610 do. The market has ruled weak since the 
recent heavy receipts and cany rates will rule until 
stock Is less pressing. Receipts of Western are ex¬ 
pected to fall oil, lull a good many eggs, the surplus 
of other cities. »re seeking u market here. 
Near Points. )3;^C.: ftut« and Penn., 11 Sa 11 X «•; 
Western, choice, Ihglll^c : Southern, do., lOKWlOfcc.; 
luferior, lUwlOKe.; duck, 156.16c.; goose. 2 M 427 c. 
FRtaa Fruits.—B rid win and Russet apples now 
form the supp>y, ranging at (334 for fair to good; 
sXira selections of D.iUlw(ns. $r. Kxports for week, 
3.126 bbls. Cranberries, #4n*4.£0 Ip crate, held tlrui 
with scarce *ppi»a. Strawocrrien ate doing better, 
o»Jng to scarcity: Norfolk. 30*&lic ; N. C. & Cuas., 
.•tffljiac. Peanuts quiet auu old rates are Vdrviull. 
Vu. hand-picked 6 J{« 46 c.; ex-.ra prime, 546 « 5 > 4 c.; good 
to prime, «56<s5Mc.; snelleu, BHitho. Uiokory nuts, 
DOC.lgf I. 
Flour— llasbeen dep'es-ed through the deallre In 
wheat, and freely offsrod giving only moderate 
transactions. 
Latest sales are at #3.50 <44 60 for Inferior to fancy 
superfine State and Western: »4.40g4 7.> tor poor 
to very good extra State odd lots and Roes; |4 iiw 
6.25 for very good to fan y do.: J4.Pj.t4 73 for inferior 
to good sl ipping extra Western, and ji.75a5.2o for 
good to fancy shipping extra do.; interior lo 
very g ua wnuai extra-, rii.0dg5.75. very good 
to very choice do. at 85.7536..6 (fancy brands 
held at higher Ugurcn); red »ud amuef winter 
wheat, inferior to luuoy trade and family at »4.75<i 
610: round hnrp (lino, l4.dV.t5 25; and trade and 
family brands of do. at. #a.:itt*<Ji0; St. Louis at 
J4.i54s5.65 for Inferior to good extra; J5 65c# 
0.76 lor good to very choice; Minnesota clear. 
Inferior to fancy, at 14 AOSfti.OO; Minnesotastraight,” 
Inferior to very fancy.at J5.uO.v7.25. and patent 
veiy Inferior to fancy at J8.00ip8.25; unsound stook 
at from J2 60ut5 00; city null extra at 56 . 75 a 6.25 
for fair to fancy West indlse; do. for ttngi&na, 
#4.60 <i5.25 for tiour to very f.tucy: do. trade and 
family extras. jn.XVAT.OO; do. for So kill America, J6.00 
4*6.60; No. 2 at 42.ii5iS3.S5 for prior to very csoice. 
GRAIN.—Wheat baa been murli depressed and de¬ 
cidedly lower, reacting, however, a little towards 
the close ; the decline resulted Untruly from specula¬ 
tive manipulation. Exports lor the wo-ek have been 
1,140,(XX) bush, fastest prices are for No. i white at 
$1.29^1.31; no. April ut Ji.AlxM.3t; do., May. ut *1.2<iX<a) 
I. 27; ungraded white iu Jl xsaJ.T.i: No. i red ut ti.&id* 
1515 ; do., do. April option, at Jl.34 aI. 35*; do.. May at 
|L29X<3132J<; Jo. June at iiJt. 76 Hi.ss. 28 >*; No. 2 umber 
at #1.32; No. X Northwest. M.*y,,at l.W.Kfe# 1-2336; No. 
3 spring at l.2it; ungraded spring at gUacJil.22. Corn 
has been Harming, but closed strong and trade fair; 
latest sales are Of New Yura.So. 2, regular Inspeo. ion, 
ut 56X<f»56Kv.; do M April.at 5 iSGiHc,; do., May, at 47 
@ 48 j.; do., June, ut I'Xc.: do., July,at 481.0.; New 
York steamer mixed at WHajOc.f ungraded mixed 
Western at o 44 » 7 c.; No. 8 utj5c.: No. 2 white quoted 
at 5 .>H< 3 i- 0 o.; stcumcr while at 65c.; yellow Western 
at57HC.; rouud yellow iu 6 ?£ 6 £c. (juts btive been ad¬ 
vancing but closed weak, with latest sales of No. 1 
white 6 io.; No. : white itt46a48*.; No. 3 white at 45'j.: 
New York No. 1 at 4'<x; New York No.2 at 41®437.; 
do.. April, at 4UHC. do.. May, at ? 8 j|fc,; No. 3 at 4Uc.; 
ungraded white Western at 44^tQc^ unppided mixed 
Western ut 400*440..: white State at 5lgo2c.; mixed 
State ut 43c.; No. 2 Cbicugo at 42c. 
Hay AND STRAW.—The offerings are more liberal 
but prices are well sustained, 
Shipping hay quoted at 70c.: retail lots at 80fdS3c. 
for medium, and Stkafl, lor belter qualities; clover, 
66 ( 460 . Straw at *16,1.05 for long rye; 65@20c. for short 
rye. and tOosOUc. for oat. 
. Exports tor week, 2,160 biles. 
Hops.—T be demand is for light quantities . and 
prlaes still unsettled oa other tnuu choice lots. 
Quotations are for 
„ Cents per Jb, 
New York, fancy...Nuinlal. 
New Yura, new crop, good and choice.33 igJto 
New Yurx, new crop, medium.31 <453 
New York, new crop, low to fair.27 1421 ) 
Eastern, new crop...27 <j#36 
Wisconsin, new crop..........27 (435 
Yearlings. 7 aid 
Olds, all growths. 4 («iu 
Faoillc Coast, new...30 <436 
1‘uaitlc Coast olds (nominal). 5 @10 
Ljiatheu.—Q uotations for hemlock solo are 236426c. 
for light: 2 ITS27c. for middle; 2iig26c. lor heavy,and 
2 l.Hwc. fur good damaged. 
Maple Bltdar—Is scarce; It has seldom been so 
well sold up, eakea and molds, 12i&U4c.; sirup, In tin, 
75o.(g#l. 
Oil-Cake.—W estern is quoted at 132 per ton. 
Poultry and Gams —Country scalded poultry is 
hardly wanted; near-by dry pickers and dressers, 
with what can be promptly called for, fully till pres- 
cut city wants. 
Turkeys, choice, small, M:315a.; medium, 13 m1Io.; 
fair to good, small, I 2 «»i;ic.; largo. lQ* 12 c.; Fhila., dry- 
picked, lhfliiic.. capon*. Fhila. large, 2li»23o.j small, 
h*» 20 c.; slips, lStxlVo.; chickens, winter, large, I’blm., 
23(42x0.' Fbllu,, small, 2 ;®.glc.:piprlng, F lb., 41X4330,; 
fall, Phlla., dry-picked, I8(it2lc.; yearling, Phlla., dry- 
pteked, 15bl7c.; fowls, l’bila.. dry-picked, 12«#Mc.( 
N, J„ good to prime. UVA13C,; Stale, g„od to prime, 
12<aiSc.; Western, good to prime, 10® 13c.; poor to fair. 
6o*l0c. Duels, Plum. dry-picked, IS.gt'Jc.; squabs, 
white, %( dor.. *Ju4k*2.?6 ; dark, *16*1.56. 
Llve poultry baa arrived freely, but has found 
ready sale ut good prices. It hardly pays to send ex¬ 
tremely small chickens. 
Chickens, spring, large, per pair. 7.'>c.6*90o,; small, 50 
<46Uo.: 10 wla. Jersey, ♦ tt 144130.; Western, U>,<»12o.; 
roosters.be.; turkeys, mixed, ri;*jl 2 «.; ducks, Jersey. 
N. Y. & Fa., per pair, 75c.(^Jl; Western. U)®76c.; 
geese. Jersey, #1.6 U?s>1.7d; N. Y. & Pit., *1.25(441.60; 
Western, mixed, #K<(LU; pigeons, r pair 354 45c. 
Wild Pigeons obtained a run of trade during the 
low prices, and are now steady at better ngures; 
quoted * 1 ( 141 . 13 . English snipe and plover. *1.25(4 
4.60; land snipe, 25a tOc. Wild ducks not wanted. 
Provisions.— ilogr products hare been active snd 
higher; mesa pork quoted ut for April at JlO.tjO 441 O. 7 U; 
May at #iO.«Xa!ilX?l): J one nt »Ul 6!q«|lU 75: July ut *IU.T6 
(SlUJlU, and Anxustat*l(l.lP*jiH01»j. Bacon at #oV tor 
long clear and 7 for short clear. Bnqf at for extra 
ludia mess at *I5j*2b for city and $it> tor Philadelphia 
and at ClOJctiril tor extra menu, and 3lu lor plalu 
mess. Beef hams at fl7.2Ngl7.iO. Btearlnc at 7JY4»7Mc. 
for Western. Tallow at 6 1-18 for prime. Laru— 
Western steam at 8.35ri7..i7 s for sihiI; 7.3'ih for April, 
7.80^7.32 h for May. 7.ah.<v7.37H for J une. 
Receipts for week. porx.J.lOU pkvs.; beef, 735 pkgs.; 
Cut-meals, 31,673 pkgs : lsrd 20,200 pkgs. exports for 
do., pork. 7,5U) pkgs.; oeet, 1,050 pkgs.; cut-meats. 
1U,425,DUO lbs.; lard, 10,143,10U fts. 
8 «kD.—C lover 1* quiet; Western is quoted at 8 X‘@ 
7 K 0 ., and State at 7(i«8c. Timothy la quiet at # 2 .ii »4 
2 -o 0 . 
Tobacco—H as not varied in price and trade mod 
crute. 
Vkostabler.—E xports for week, 1982 bbls potatoes. 
The offering of n«w is laiger but in many Instances 
badly packed and called. Old quiet usd In buyers 
lHVor for all sired quantities. Her mu da, new t< bbl. 
16 0036 60: Ha run nub. MwH-.ril; Florins, Rose, »4dc6 : 
Chill Red, $4(0.4.50; culls, *2.5(X^3;; Early ltns-i, N. R., 
bulk, per bbl, Ji.25al.37; Main.:, per d.-h. bbl., #1.75; 
oil 8;: Statu $l.25v*1.50. In bulk V bbl. $1.25641.60; pro- 
lido N. 8.. per d.Ji. bbl. *1.2;<c|l--,7: In bulk #1.25641.37; 
Mercer, bulk, *bbl. JUji.\«i.l2: Chili Red, bulk, (h bbl. 
Il«»l.t2; Pettchbiow. elate, while, ix:ru.-3i,bbl., *l..'X)ii 4 
J. 75; red, #1.374*1.60 : N J. V bbl, *1.6(1,56; SuowIIake, 
Slate, #1.60^1.75 Peerless, state. »1.0u4*1.12: bulk. #1; 
Jersey, bulk, (Oa75c.; 8*e«t potatoes, bbl. *2.75. 
There Is a very fetr deoiarq for green Mtnir but bny. 
ers Insist on prime quality and condition, stuff has 
to sell on its me Its urur novelty wears off. Toma¬ 
toes, Fla., V bu. cr. |2w45; Bermuda, U)(ai> c. beets 
Bermuda, new, F crate #2(32.25; Flu., $1.7i@2.50; cu¬ 
cumbers. Fla., #2.5c(«4J; String beans. Say. #404.60; 
wax beaus. Fla., $2.50(1*8; string beans, Florida, 
round, #3.6002,70; Fla. Hat. $2®2.25; squash, Fill., 
pll 
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»i)nmi!n 
" 1 Y|“Vi‘l 
NEW IRON TURBINE 
WIND ENGINE 
I. X. L. WIND MILL. 
For Simplicity, Durability and Xwa 
Power thm mill has no ctjual. it hASj 
runs eqimlly 
S ets out of or. 
er. We warrant all our 
mills. Circulars and do- l 
acriptivo catalogues sent A 
fri'c on application to the w 
Phelps A Bigelow Wind 
Mill CO., Ealaniaxoo, Mich. 
white, $1(3)1,25: oreen peas. Norf., H bbl. crate, $3.25 
@3 50; N. C., K bbl. cr. *2.50@3: Ch’n & Sav.. #l@1.60 
Asparagus, Jy. tier dor, bun. #304.50: Aid. and Del 
»4a4.M- Norf.. #3644; kale, l,.l. v < bl.. Jl; spinach, L.I. 
F bbl. #21*2.25: Baltimore, *2.03; radlshee. Norf., * IU0 
bunches. 25«7Tio..: squoxh. marrow, per bbl.. #1.75; 
Hubbard. *1.75: cabbage. Norf., $1,500$; Ch’n anti 
Sav., |4S 4 60: K»n.. iiew.;tl«4.. c O' rhubarb. L. I. & Jy. 
pr. INI bunches $?.50<t3: onions Bermuda, now p cr 
#2 25; while. 4* bbl., |4.60**6. yellow. *4 ; rsd. Eastern, 
14; beets. Jersey #2W2.35 1 tnrnlpr., Husain, 76c.0jl.25; 
CaflOts, $1.2x91.76. 
Worn. There has been much less life tu the mar- 
xoi, with prices unsctilcd aril rather easy, especially 
on the better grades. Quot tlnns aro for - 
Ohio, l’ennsyivanta Mid Vtfgint i, XX X and pick¬ 
lock. 6svi'i!'k\: XX, M'oOtic ; X, 5Ki*a5e.: No. i, 59«62c.: 
No. 1, 61 *ri.c.; common. UkkKjo.: comblug. 53,Mile. 
Now York Mtcbigsn. Iudi»naand Wisconsin, X and 
XX, tOtftfrac.; No. J, 50 a63c.; No. 2 &J®&6c j common, 47 
iftoOc.: combing, 54@6yc. 
Iowa. Vermont and Illinois, X and XX. 49®63c.; No. 
1. 57@ti0c.: No. 2, 4tLi54o.; comblug, 5l(«,6'JC. 
Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee, washed fleece, 
5t@iV.te: unwashed fleece, 41@4i,c.; unwjshea comb¬ 
ing, 42o (,47c. 
LI VS STOCK MARKETS 
New York, tfaturdsy. April 24, 1880. 
Beeves—R eceipts for »e*k, 12.108 head; do. last 
week, 13.101 do. The market has been buoynnt and 
wholesome all the week; quality of st ick was fine 
und recepts Just scant enough t > make some sharp 
competition among huyera. Very little stock sold 
nglowUc. A few rouxa oxen sold at 8c., lo dress ;5 
tbs, 1 common to prime steers. SJYiSitbo.. P> dress iC.« 
67 D>s. Tucro was an absence of fat heavy cattle, 
bu an average grade like the one just Closed out is 
morn suitable for the trade at, ibis season than heavy 
weights. ExpOria lor week. 1,300 live cattle; 4,210 
quarters; 7uu live sheep; 1 ,700 carcasses and 2b0 
oressed hogs. 
CoWBANDCALVEa.—Good to prim© milkers wanted 
at J.'f sa.Vi per bead. 
Veal Calves.—R eceipts h»v» moderated and 
prices itrc.flimer for p’fmc live. Dressed have had a 
iiirther i«!i-o with a continuance of cool weather. 
L've calves. Jersey and Bucks Co., choice, 6 *<« 7 c.; 
prime. (kgtiKO.; Slate, choice, Untile.: do. prime, oN«* 
tie,; fair to good,6*5H*>i poor, «i^4Kc.: Mt. Hully, 
good to choice, 6 u.7gc t : burtecmllk, 31440 .; grass. 3 h 
(* 3c : eriven, bog-dressed, Jersey, choice, 9V#44l0o ; 
good to primo. $H'a9c.| State, good to prime. S.H'aOq.; 
fair to good, 7'>i8c.; poor to fair. 5uTu. 
Siikep and Lambs —Receipts for week. 19,7 5 
bead; do. last week, 23,111 do. Butchers wanted all 
offering, and the pans were soon cleared at. a aiuail 
fraction advance from the high tigurce of Thursday. 
Two ear loads of unshorn elieep were sold at 8>$e., 
two cars at 3c.. huo several deck loads of common to 
fair at flKfjtfxe,: u lot of til head of clipped do. at 
#5.80*1100 2>s.; 4 our luartaat lik'c. ¥ and about (lie 
■situs number j 1 5q ia r>e.; a load of nnshorn yearling 
loisiiiat 9 h<?-« some clipped do. at 5Kot6};c". and a 
few spring lambs at J5.6Uit6 50 per bead. Dressed 
mutton advanced Xu- V n> and had quick sale at IDs) 
luxe- fur the host. 
SVfitfiL— BeceiiiW for week. 37.598 bead; do. Inst 
week, 34,100 do. Nominal rate for corn-fed, 4>*<fi4j£c. 
Supply all sold. 
Country, dressed, 50 to 125 Jbs., 7>37Kc.: 126 to 200 
Us.. 6S<s7e.; 2t0 lbs. up,, 6#<d6)ic.; city uressed, 6)^w 
6Kc. 
Halladay Standard. 
VICTORIOUS AT 
fhila,, 1876—Paris, 1878 
25 Yean In Use, 
GUARANTEED SUPERIOR 
To any other Windmill Made. 
17 SUES—I MAN TO 45 HORSE POWER 
Adopted by the lemlino it. R. Co.’s 
and by the U. ,V. Govt, at 
Forte and Uarrivotie. 
$3,500,000 worth now in Use. 
Send for Catalogue “B” and 
Price List. 
U. S. WIND END. RtPJMPCO., 
Batavia, Ill. 
p Pure 
LREMII 
JM 
J 
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PQ 
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E 
IMPROVED CALIFORNIA 
t WIND MILL. 
■ Simple, Strong. Durable, KoseUe^Wbeel 
and perfectly Self-regulating, avoiding 
UK) wearing joints. A Iso. Hteven’e Pony 
Feed Grit’der aud a perfect Rotary Mo¬ 
tion attachment, without gearing, the 
power being communicated by the lift 
or up stroke of Pump Rod. Can bo used 
for cutting feed, churning, 3tr. The 
best, cheapest ana most useful power ia 
the market. Full particular*, circulars, 
&e., sent tree. Addvnss the Manufac 
turers. CLARK ft <:<),. Xomaimcx, III. 
ANNOUNCEMENT. 
LEWIS SCHILLING, the 
Originator of the Cele¬ 
brated Premium Hone 
Fertilizer, formerly man¬ 
ufactured by him at the EX¬ 
CELSIOR FERTILIZE ft 
WORKS. SALEM. OHIO, 
has sold out his Salem 
.Hill, and ha* taken charge 
of the huslnosu of a New 
Company at Alliance, 
Ohio. The rapid growing 
demand for my Pure Pre¬ 
mium Bone, and the want of 
Extensive Faculties for 
raanufa,’taring, as well as 
the want of the necessary 
Capital to accumulate t.ho 
stock needed to fiU my orders, will account for the 
change in locality. 
At Alliance I have the benefit Of liolng at the junction 
of the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne A Chicago and the Cleve¬ 
land A Pittsburgh Railroads. I have a private track 
to my manufactory, aud I will have the Capitol toen- 
for a rush of business at seeding time. My customers 
will please direct all letters pertaining to the purchase 
of Premium Bone, or the sale of Bones to 
LEWIS S4IIJ LLING, President 
Excelsior Feriillsscr l'o.. Alliance, Stark 
Coiimy, O. 
Salar: 
TT to g 10(1 and expeuses. Goods sold by sample. 
LA BELLE MANUFACTURING CO., Chicago. 
NEW HARDY PLANTS. 
Japanese Maples, Rhododendrons, Hardy 
Azaleas, Magnolias, Roses, Purple Beech, 
Choice Conifers carefully pruned, in large quanti¬ 
ties. 
AJ1 kinds of Fruit lyid Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, 
and Vines. Price Lists free. Descriptive Catalogues 
lu cents, including list of “ New and Rare Plants.” 
PARSONS JL- SONS CO. (Limited.) 
Klssena Nurseries, Flushing. L. I. 
The most assort- 
ueut iu the West. A r«*r- 
sularly line lot Of So»i dard 
r 3Vr«r. Fun stock Of A/Jptej 
l 'cur. f’.'ifh,Chrrry > (Ju;n'e. } 
Select lot Gf Grafts, fiooftk 
axjiberric*, OurtcutU, .Strair. 
i etc. An Immense stock of 
SCREENS 
id NEW AND RARE. 
s. Ontanmial Dceiduca* 
2 ,MM,etc. f etc. I Argc 4tJ< of 
rn«io-Ust and Grvciuio.ino 
....., „,. r ,TiptiveCatalogue,tOc.ts, 
27th Year. 400 Acres. 15 Greenhouses. 
STORRS,HARRISON & CO. 
PAJNKSVLLI.E, LAKJE CO., OHIO. ' * 
Wilber s Direct Draft 
STOCKBRiOGE 
nvc 
TNTXJH 
Fox* 1880. 
Some yearn ago the H-tookbridge Manures were only 
knowuto a few farmers In the Cumin tiout Va iey. 
Now they are eo extensively used iu difli rviit parts 
of the country as to rttjulre two large factories, one iu 
New York and one In Boston to manufacture them. 
This increase shows what farmers think of good fer¬ 
tilizers, and is not only due to the foot that they nro 
reliable, well-made, and high-grade manures, but also 
to the fact that fanners have 
FOUND THEM PROFITABLE TO USE. 
Now that com, and other farm produce is bringing 
such good prices, wit anticipate that fanners will in¬ 
vest still more largely in our fertilizers. 
Besides the btoekhridge Manures, we manufacture 
several high-grade Phosphates, and deal lu brut,class 
ChemicalB of ail kinds. Farmers who intend to use 
Fertilizers of any kind, should 
Send for our New Pamphlet, 
which contains a large amount of reliable informa¬ 
tion, beside prices for 188u. 
MAILED FREE TO ANY ADDRESS. 
BOWKER FERTILIZER CO., 
3 Park Place, N. Y. 
43 Chatham St., Boston. 
SPRING STEEL TOOTH 
HORSE RAKES. 
Highest Award. Medal of Honor. 
AT THE 
Centennial and. Vienna Exhibitions. 
CHAMPIUNS OF THE WOULD. 
No Cogs or Ratchets, easiest Hand or Horae Dump- 
ing. Purchasers prefer them to all otheis for Durabil¬ 
ity and Efficiency. Fully guaranteed: so no risk is 
Incurred in ordering from us. Responsible Agents 
wanted where we have none. 
Send Stamp for Catalogues of BAKES, 
THRESHING MACHINES, «fcc. 
WHEiliLER &. MELICK CO., 
_ Albany, N, V. 
STAR CANE MILL. 
EUREKA MOWER 
IS THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND 
Lightest Draft Mower EWorld. 
Z3T It lessons the expense of gathering the Hay 
Crop fully Twenty-live percent Illustrated circular 
sent ou application. Address 
EUREKA MOWER COMPANY, 
Towandu, Pa. 
MAWN A mil M V Lightning Mole Trap gets 
111|; 1 | || them every time. Never fails. Sells 
17 rn Jk M like wild-tire. Only perfect Mole 
Trap in existence. $2.00 each, or 
TO l$18.U0 per dozen, bend for circu- 
__ lar. Live Agents wanted. 
ill III IU fck ALFRED 7. SINSE3, Sale Kan’t, 
111 lr I A Ij Iv Indianapolis, Ind. 
The Strongest and Moat Durable Wind En¬ 
gine In flic VVorlil. Sold by Ilealera lu 
nearly everv Conntv. Inquire for it. 
Every Wind Engine Folly Warranted. 
Send for Circulars. Price-List and information to 
XftiLST, FOOS <&. CO., 
Springfield, Ohio. 
ADAMS WIND MILL. 
^ Works in a lighter breeze than 
^5 »\v4o •my other. Governs itself por- 
- — fectlv. Its operation can not 
r aoa«-J liYllbo interfered with by ice or 
rv±33 ~i>52 <4 sleet storms. Well made, 
1 » ~ * IS Bfl 8irmig, Durable. Ulnstrateu 
'!■ circulars of all our goods sent 
vnh' free. Address, MARSEILLES 
ItiA MFG.^CO,, Marseilles, La Salle 
McSHERRY GRAIN DRILL 
XJncixiestionably the Best. 
Sows Fertilizers splendidly. It is very accurate. It regulates by cog wheels. It is 
light draft. It Is easily managed. 
It is strictly first-class in workmanship and construction. Works to the entire satisfaction of every 
body who knows what a grain and fertilizer drill ought to do. Its sterliug qualities have gained it a 
wolrd-wide reputatiin, and all who appreciate excellence and accuracy, prefer the McSHERRY. 
Send for pamphlet. Meutiou this paper. 
D. E. McSHERRY & CO., Dayton, O. 
The “Oliver Chilled” Plow. 
_.CHALLENGE WIND MILLS 
Victorious at all fairs. Over 7.000 in 
victual use in every State and Terri- 
■ ■ ,ory of the U. S. It is a section wheel— 
lias beeu made bv the present Co. for 
ten yearn; iu all that tluio not cue has 
blown down without tower breaking— 
. a record no other mill can Mhow. We 
leave n vo the public to determine their merit. Mills 
aeut ou 30 days’ trial. Beat Feed Mills, Corn Shelters, 
&e., &e. Catalogue free. 
CHAI.LENGE MILL CO., Batavia, IU. 
(C(0 
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THE LEADING PLOW OF THE AGE. 
Sells Best Where it is Best Known. 
Its superiority, attested by a host of worthless imitations. The name “ OLIVER ” will be found on tho 
beam of the genuine. 
OLIVER CHILLED PLOW WORKS, South Bend, Ind. 
Branches at Indianapolis, Ind., Mansfield, 0., Hakeisbdbo, Pa, Dallas, Tex., Rochester N. Y. 
fcT Paul, Minn., St, Louis. Mo. 
