FEB 46 
406 
Geoch. Inasmuch as the price of hogs has 
advanced about 85 percent, during the season, 
it is likely that the packers feel that the gain 
is on more substantial basis than it was a 
year ago. Word received Thursday that the 
French prohibition of imports of lard would 
be removed soon advanced prices somewhat. 
An Electric Lighter for *5 is being sold by 
Eastern Electric M’f’gCo.,Boston,Mass — Adv, 
Coughs and Hoarseness.— The irritation 
which induces coughing immediately relieved 
by use of Brown’s Bronchial Troches.” 
Sold only in boxes.—Ada. 
Prominent Butter Makers. 
There is no dissent from the decision of can¬ 
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Butter Color of Wells, Richardson & Co., 
Burlington, Vt., is the best iu the world. Such 
men as A. W. Cheever of Massachusetts, E 
D. Mason, Vermont, Francis A. Hoffman, 
Wisconsin. Use it, and recommend it as su¬ 
perior to all others.— Adv. 
.MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. 
Saturday, February 2,1884. 
Chicago.— Compared with cash prices a 
week ago, “regular” wheat is lj^e. higher; 
No, 2 Chicago Spring, 2^c higher: No, 2 Red 
Winter2c. higher. Corn, l%c, higher. Oats, 
>*e. higher. Barley, }< t c. higher. Pork, §1.15 
higher. Lard, 50c. higher. Hogs, on an av¬ 
erage, 40c. higher. Cattle about 20c. lower. 
Sheep a trifle lower. 
Wheat.-T he visible supply of Brain at this port 
February 2 was: Wheat, &.737.090 bushels; corn 12,- 
70 000 bushels; oats. 5 , 524.1100 bushels: rye, 2,519,000 
bushels: bailey. 2 ,W,U<io bushels. Wheat -Active, 
regular, 98seM.9M*e; March, Vlljntfl'kjC; April. 
May. *1,<K^(ia*1.0tJj6: June. *ur2-V 
(( 931 . 0814 ; No. 2Chicago Spring, tKPiutCA^c; No.3 Chi- 
e.ugn Spring, iSr.cHle; Nit, 2 Red winter, 3i.00.@l.<)2 
CORN, unlive; Cash: 53w5fWtc.. February, MIC* 
539$, March, VI a5416c; April. SJWiilMtee. May, S'Jqi® 
tille; closing al 5’)->fce-Juuc, j'.PAsVvJAte; July, 6 [U « 6 Hac. 
niuppuif., Q.i.u'n.pv.iv, ' tniuiiMM IV IUVUIUI11| 90^ G.tHJ. 
StiKicr; inferior to fair, *8.30®4.00: medium to good, 
$4.00(41 25; choice to extra. $S(<t3ti. 
St. Louis.— Compared with cash prices a 
week ago. No. 2 Red Fall Wheat is 2>£c. 
higher, Corn, 2c. higher. Oats, 8 l nC, higher. 
Hogs, 45c. higher. 
WHEAT —Slow; No. 2 Red Fall, $1.06 rash; $1.0514 
1.051$ February; #1.001$® 1.0TW bid .March; *1.06® 
fti.iMf May; No. « Red hall, '<7<ARoc. Cohn —iVtffib 
Vuloe. cash: I9 )$g)90c. February: MV't-viqc. March; 
.v2U<y.5V. May. OATS Firm at iiWtiOKic. cash: 8414c. 
bhl February 3114C. bid March; .i'A, ., -Ac. May. Hak 
I,kv Dull at .We-ne. Fi.askkku— quiet at * 1 . 45 . Hay— 
Timothy Prairie, $IOaU. BhaN—Q uiet at 75 
®7i*e. Pork-SK.STQ easu: $11.10 February, Hoos— 
Active; light *6.93(16.10;puckers, $6.t0 4 fi.-O; butchers. 
10. I’ATTt.K Kxportcrs, 30,30 J.H 75; good to 
choice shippers, 8't,sti:46.35, common to medium, $4.75 
@5.50; atockers amt feeders, *3.75®. 6 . Sbkep—F air to 
medium, $8.50® 1.40; good to choice, #4.60(45.75; fancy, 
$5.25®6. 
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. 
New York,S aturday. Feb.2, 1384. 
Breads tuffs and Provisions. -As compared with 
prices of a week ago. ungraded Winter red Is 12 * 40 . 
higher; No. I red Is le. higher: ungraded white Is 
3c. lower. Rye.—W estern is 5Qe. higher; Canada and 
Stale is le. higher. Corn.— Ungraded mixed Is &'e. 
higher; No. S Is W,c. higher- steamer mixed is 2c. 
higher; Southern yellow Is le. higher. Oats.— No. 3 is 
Qic. higher; No. 1 Is lc. higher; No. 3 white is le. 
higher; No. 1 is 2(sC. higher; mixed Western Is le. 
higher: white Stale Is We. higher. 
Flour, Feed and Meal -Flour-Quotations: No. 2, 
#2. ll iu i/ 2 .Hu; super lino. 3'2.?5®:U4), latter an extreme; 
common to lair extra state, 93.35d3.nu: good to 
fancy do. $i, 0 !W,<'■.<>»; common to good extra Western. 
•3.35«i.:;. 6 ’; good to choice, 33 . 1 iiujt 1 .so; common to 
fair extra Ohio, * 3 . 33 ( 54 ,Ctr. good, 34.05(45,90i good to 
choice,35.55® 61 ) 0 ; cominon extra Minnesota, *3.86® 
3,60; clear, $t.<tta5.C0* rye mixture, #<.ttM« 4 .to; straight. 
S5.tAH'4,3.70; pateut. $3. Meat). SO; 81, Louis common to 
fair extra, $.T.4ix<t4,25; fair to good, 34,WKa3.25; good 
to very choice, #W 8»®6 25; patent winter wheat ex 
tra, 35,40,ffij. 60 ; city mill extra Tor West Indies, 35.30 
u 45 .itt; South America, #5.lu,i5.5ri; market closlug 
steady. S<JtitiKH 3 Flock Common to good extra, 
33,75(a4.l>0; good to ohOk».#4.65*66,50. RveFlOcu 8 up- 
erflne ut s ;.-ioui3.73, mainly #4.ao@.i.60. Buckwheat 
Flour-$ 3®3.73. mainly at 31 a,uni, Fkko—M arket 
firm and fairly active at hist quota tIons. Corn Meal 
Brand.vwlnc and New Process Yellow at #8.45; Yel¬ 
low Western, quoted33.nOit3.25 
grain W in: at-N ew No. 2 Chicago for city milling 
ut$l uot* dellvered;ungraded Winter Red, N6c.@9l.19, 
latter for choice Southern; ’•posted" No, 2 Red, H.oi 
delivered: No. 4 llcd.SiQC; So. a Red 9l.0Oftf((i,i.Ol in 
elevator. *1.01(1 delivered; No. 1 Red, #1,18 to arrive; 
ungraded White, 95 (inter No. 2 Red, seller Kebru 
ary, closing # 1 . 0 , Q. do. March, cliudug *1,0894; do. 
April, closing $i.ll)<; do. May dosing 91 1396; do. 
June, closing gl.l-W^iwl.ttJk. Rye.—W estern. .'u*70RrC. 
In elevator; No, 2 In elevator, B9c; No. 1 on track ut 
Tie; Canada mid State quoted T-iu. 7 Ir, Barley.— No. 
•.'Canada. HugHTc- Not do., 9u@ii2c; further sales of 
ungraded Cauadn to arrive are rumored at 85@90c. 
Barley Malt—Q uoted ut 70t*rje. for two rowed 
Slate; 73,.iis'.'c. for six rowed State, and 85 c.(,i31.02)g 
ror Canada. Corn l' agraded mixed at 51@62Uc,; No. 
1 . dtevii"ic; .Steamer Mixed. «M v «,u0c.: 1 6 ;*e. hi ele¬ 
vator, 63Qe. atloul; old No 2, OJQo. In store, Steamer 
White. .•‘JQ594*,. No. 3 White, 06c. Ill elevator; South¬ 
ern Yellow, 02c; 2 Mixed, seller February closing 
62c.; do. March, closlug 83e; do. April, closing 64) 4 c; 
do. May; dosing MSo; do. June, dosing UtlQe. Oats 
H etl; No. ;> mixed, seller February, dosing' -iOUc; do. 
. •• --a.,. . - >rfl, ol-" W| ' * 
Ach¬ 
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closing 13^e. do.* 
do. March, dosing 4i)$c: do. Apt 
May, dosing 4214 c. 
Provisions Pork—it css on spot quoted *10.50®16,75 
for ordinary; ebolce, 317; family mess 17-4819: clear 
back, * 18.23® * 20 : extra prime, *15®16. BFKF-Clty 
extra India mess. In tierces, 3(4(426; extra me-cs, 
312.50(Sil3: packet, 313,00 In barrels and 317.01) 
In tlorces;piatebeef,3i3.5o«sIJ. wj. Hickx Ham;-Q uoted 
here $26<a(8.60, and at West, #v.’ai 2 !t. 5 U, Oct Meats— 
Fr, sh and pickled hams, 12 c.; pickled shoulders, 74 *c; 
pickled bel les, 12 tt, average, OQc do.. 14 it. Hq.j-A ge; 
city Hidden shoulders, ?qc; pickled Imms lAgilJRic: 
smoked shoulders, SUft'JCi smoked hams, l&h® lsUe; 
Middles -Long clear u> New York quoted Utjc : loug 
and short dear, half uud half, quoted Dfac. aaktxL 
Dressed Hogs. City heavy to Mglll, dkeiSQc; pigs, 
8 i»e. Lard.—Contract grade on spot quoted 9.75c: to 
arrive at 9.70c. for export; February closing, *9.75® 
y.HO; March |9.76«j9.84; April closlug, 39 . 90 tt 89 . 95 ; Muy 
closing, 310 . 02 ( 1610 . 04 ; June dosing, #10.10; July clos¬ 
ing, *10.03® 10.10c: seller, year, closing, $9.50@9.75c! 
city steam. $9.30, refined quoted 10c. ror continent, 
ana 10c. South American. 
Butter.—C reamery, selections, Elgin, etc., 37 
@88c; do. fancy, 3f>®S6c; do. choice, 32® 84 c: do. 
prime. 29®3tc; do. fair to good, 2f«<c2Mr.i do, ordin¬ 
ary, 20®22c; State dairies, entire choice, 27®28c; en¬ 
tire, tine, J568260: do. do. fair to good. 28®24c; 
do of tli-kln* flue, 2.V5.26c; do. do. fair to good, 
22*4240: Slate half llrkln tubs, beat, 30c: do. do. 
line, 28<®S9ei do. good, 22-4'iV:; do. do. fair, lH@2«ie; 
Jel*h tubs choice, 27®28c. do. good to prime, 22<i26c; 
do. fair tq good Rs/i’Ic; Western imitatton cream¬ 
ery, choice. 23w2Cc; do. good to prime. 22@2-lc; do 
ordinary to fair, lAwaw,- Western dairy, best, 20@88e; 
do. good, 17<i4lHn; do. ordinary, tlrantlc; Western 
factory, best current make. 20e; do. fair to good, 
13@l8c: do. ordinary, 9@llu. ; rolls, host, 2'i@21c.; 
do, ordinary to good, i2cci9c. 
Cheese. Ntato factory home trade selections,UW@ 
14.0,0.; do. fancy white, Mad-Die.; do. fancy colored, 
1.,'ki.ito.; do. prime, i:k.«1!ttec,; do, fair Iu good. 
10@12iQe.;do. lightsklms.pnrne to choice, 104612 c., do. 
skims, fair to good, 7@9c., skims, Pennsylvania, 
fancy, 8 Q,« 48->4 ; do prime to choice, 8 : 4 ,H^e • do., fair 
to good, 8R@7Mc.: skims, ordinary, 3(u.5)dc ; Ohio 
Hats,, prime, 13 m|C 7 do. fair to good. 96812QC-; Uo. ordi¬ 
nary, 5@7e. 
COTTON. 
current prices. 
Quotations based on American Standard of ClasslfP 
cation. 
Uplands New 
and Orleans Texas. 
Florida, and Gull. 
Ordinary.. 3)6 832 S-fcf 
Strict Ordinary. 9 15-16 9’ 3-16 9 3-16 
Good Ordinary.. 93j 10 10 
Sirlct Good Ordinary. lov§ 109 $ 103g 
Low Middling. 11/4* 1036 10®S 
Strict Lew Middling. lu 9-16 10 13-16 10 13-16 
Middling. 104$ 11 11 
Good Middling. 11 liw liu 
Strict Good Middling. 11)6 1196 Ilk 
Middling Pair . in* ill* 
Fair. 1296 1296 129$ 
STAINED. 
Good ordinary.... I Low Middling.996 
Strict Good Ord.. 3 13-16 | Middling. iu?i 
Eoas.—State and Pennsylvania, In bids., per doz.- 
33)$(s)81c; Western, fresh, sic.-. Southern, choice, 33«»; 
do. fair to good, 32(a32'H s c: Limed, so@81. 
Note.—W estern and Sontheru.ln cases, Q,e below 
quotations. 
Fresh Frottk. —Apples, Baldwins por bbl. $3.50® 
4.50; do. Greenings, p bid. $3.J5 mi 5.50; do. Inferior, 
*2.otVa2.Hi; cranberries, Cape Cod per barrel, S12.00 
@14.00: do. do. per crate. *3.75(5,4.23; do. Jersey, 
fancy, do.. 33. ■ 5<(c4.i)0; do., do., good to prime 33.00 
(53.25: Florida oranges, p case, 82.iAK«'8.50: peanuts. 
Virginia, hand picked, new. F tb.. y@9)$c- pecans, P 
lb.,ld$(i2d)$c: hickory nut*, per bush.. 76@3l'c. 
Live Poultry.—C hickens, near by, per it.lie.; do. 
Western, 1 le.; do. and fowls, mixed, 12c; fowls, Peutt 
sylvftula and Jersey, l ie ; do,, State, l.Se.ulo. West¬ 
ern, Lc.; roosters, mixed old aud young, 6®7c.; tur¬ 
keys, 12 . 1 13c: duck', Wt-stern, per pair, OJutTOe.; geese. 
Western, per pair. #1.25t»*i.50. 
do. do. Canada, S7c.to31:onions, white, t* bbl. 31. 50® 
1.75; do, yellow 41 bid. $l.^ ,u.75; do. red. *1.35®1.50; 
Spinach. Norfolk. V bbl., $l@3-, Kale. Norfolk, per 
bol, 75® 1.25. 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. 
Nkw York. Saturday. Feb. 9, 1884. 
Beeves—T otal for six days, 10 ,lai bead agaiust 12,801 
head tor die corresponding time last week. Illinois 
steers. 1,234 lb at $6.65: (to. 1.194 !b at *6.55; do. 1.063 tt 
at $6.85; do. 1,023 tt> ut $6; do. 1,062 tt at 11 Qc, 56 It; do. 
1,095 n> at 1094c. aud $1 per head; do. 1,060 It at 104 ) 0 . 
and 50c, per head. Missouri steers, 1,280 1b at $7.05; 
do. 1,159 lb ut 36.55: do. 1.I3S lb at U)6C, 56 tb; do.],133 
R> at llQc,and 30e. per head: do. 1,1 IT lb at lie, and 
$1 per head; da, l.uH lb at Uc, and 50c. per head. 
Mixed Western steers. I.mi tb at tS'jo, 57 ttj do. 1,415 
lb at ISc. do. 1,466 ff. at $7.25;do. 1,317 lb at $7.30. West¬ 
ern do. 975 n> at l(i)tc, sn ib, less $5; do. 940 tb at lOQc. 
Ohio steers, 1,232 lb at 12c, 56 tb and 50c. per head: 
oxen, 1 950 tb at #7.25. State steers, 1,042 lb at 10c. 55 tb; 
cows, 1,015 Ib at 4c, live weight. 
Calves.—T he market was firm at 7®t0e. pi r Ib for 
ordinary to prime veal. No grassers ou sale. Prime 
dressed veals, M®4su. higher. 
Sheep and Laimw.-T otal for *ix days, 83,551 head 
agaln-ti 32,460 head for the same time last week. State 
sheen, 107 It , at 6)6c; do. 92 m, at ftQp; do. 111 SD, at 6c.; 
do., 101 Ib, at 6c: do. (oommonl91lb. at ,5etc. .Michigan, 
uo. d. it., at 5,Qc. State lltmibs, (coarse), t l m, at 37.25; 
do. 06 lb, nt 7c; do.65 Ib. ut tKQc; Ohio sheep, I IS Ib, at 
o-Vdo. lOOib.Q^n. Michigan do.91 a. at t.'jc. Indi¬ 
ana sheep too ft, at 6Qc. Ohio lambs, fifi lb, nt 7t»e. 
Western sheop, (poor,) 8t)ib, at tj-Qc: do, 91 tb at5Q.e. 
Hoos.—Total for stx days, 28,4*2 head against 27,468 
head for the same time last week. Market very llrrn 
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civ (JlirdS Choice ebromos, your name in 
UU - 1 A pretty type, post-paid. 10c. 25 
!f#w Mjle frmlt or pmk-M tine gold edge cards 10c. Hid- 
et knife, or » alee ring, PCS leu name cards L2 for 30c. 500 
bee with » 5l)e. itrUer. ^Botherstyles. Blgpaj to agents. 
- -■ send Sc. for terms and samples 
Wl uanvas-, with. 
Citl 77 ttii. kerldea, Cess- 
SEED CORN.— The fniuii Deni Corn produced 
this year 60 bushels per acre witbont fertilLzlng. 
Have carefully selected the best for eight years, and 
to-day my neighbors say I have the best cribs of corn 
tUey ever saw Seed thoroughly mixed and tested. 
>inety.eight pec cenL germinated. Grain, deep and 
white; cob. small - eight to 12 inches long; rills to the 
end. and if not crowded, two cars to the' stalk. Cue 
bush., 32; L. bush.. *1.25. — bash., 73c. Address 
J.Ulto M, RIDLEY. Bruceville, Ind. 
C iaKDS. so assorted Chrunios (new) with name and 
J 5 latest songs, 10c. Capital Card Co.. Hartford. CL 
I SEE l 50 Chromo Cards. Mona Roses, Water Lil¬ 
ies, Sc.. 1 New: with name, 10c, 18 pks. * 1 , 6 pks. and 
Boiled Gold Ring ,') e.. 3 pks. and Aluminum Gold 
Vest Chain, 25c. sample Books. 25 cents. Capital 
Card Co.. Hartford, Conn, 
NOVELTY BONE WORKS PHOSPHITE, 
Manufactured by the Novelty Bone Works, at West 
Troy. N. Y.—Established In i960. This is a Pure Bone 
Phosphate, aud there Is no better In market. It Is a 
complete Stundard Manure. Dealers wishing the 
sale of the best Phosphate in market, will call on or 
address WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS, 
General Agent. West Troy, N. Y. 
FERTILIZERS. 
$75 PREMIUM. 
$30 to the farmer raisin* the largest eroD of pota¬ 
toes this year upon one-half acre manured with 
S,VRDY’*S 1 ERTILIZERS; S:5 for the second largest. 
416)6 bushels good potatoes raised ou one-half 
acre lu issa by Alfred Rose, Penn Van N. Y.. with 
SAUDY'S PKOSPHO PEm VIAxN GUANO, adapted to 
all crops. 
Sdnudurd guaranteed. Prices reasonable. 
Send for Pamphlet. 
J. B . SARPY A HON, 141 Water 5»t„ N. Y. 
i LlENTS Coin Money who sell Dr. Chase’s Family 
Physician. Price 52.UU. Specimen pages free. 
Address a. W. Hamilton A Co., Ann Arbor, Midi 
ANTED 
♦HELP . 
Entirely New . 
PROrtTASLK, 
Outfit Free. 
! Wewiai an ACENT In every 
)■>.-. 1 . icy_ Something entirely 
uew Our Agects Are sweeping 
the ttei.l wherever they go, and 
making money rapully. Men 
women, boys, g-.rls, all doequil 
ly well will send you lull out¬ 
tit on receipt of 2 cent Stamp. 
Don't delay- Address at once, 
(3. 8. PUBLISHING CO., 
UTownwtXKl, Texas. 
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dI* book and fUli onlkl t 25f. Over iUU #<• 
Car*!* •ca»u-t. Ill auk Varti* al pricea. 
NOKTUFOKD CAKl> CO. DiortUiord, Co**. 
KntChromo cards, no 2 alike, name on. 10 cts; 18 pkes 
u v #l. Prizes given. K, D. Gilbert, P.M., Hlgganum, Ct. 
