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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
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HAYbe demand has been only moderate and the Asy,
we quote Prime % so Good SIJd 81 Good hh2g
IS steady but quiet, auos SEA 2 for Long Rye
for Short do %l01S l2 for Dat
NAVAL SrORESA moderate Business has been done sons
Turpentne yesterdays pnes sales Of III bois herelsnb
at4e moderately active tayi sales 10 bb sne
81 So bills DO private ald 200 bbA Cool 10 At a.
Nothing grades and pnces about the Tar I'm,
quiet AZ Z "a 81 3 for Washington and Wi.mnZton
unchanged 81 Of
hills Crude Fh moderate demand and the market
Lard doll aud tamei quote Prime Winter 81 'ac All bs
male at 7Oaslc Cuce Cotton the spot tDd l
held At 4c Menhaden dl aud tame Of s2 Other O are Ei
PROvISOSS-These has been mode degree Of aetry soto
Mess POrz lower tElres. The inui
M e1po Lg not been brisk ths contrary ingn has
quite small limited demand for ugry drLreJ an u
large Dcreae stock shown the last monthly ne Aas
Mes On tho spot vas The transactions Hes Nos m s
future have included FOR June SO yl0pb 81 r JAY A.
s6 $3.50 =; and for August 81 5 showing de I'd ehns
Prime Mes has been quiet the STOCK here 0eng reported tep s
Western however quoted dOsn TO $40 - Nh c nouh
Extra Prime has 40 IL; In Clear Pom here D.,
been some 8 90 Old Men has been nege-ge l'
sale WIS al SIC IS; @6 goa S6 % for New Ness m au t
ss r Extra Prime: Clear; SO "a 10 - for Mes Moss
seller June $40 0Sl6 IS for July el1 ~ for Aagt
o-ay the very quiet but IN prices eA q %
change; sies cash and regular 20 bbs, for sIe
at IL 6l; bb lots 81 81 aud ~ bbs Ne.e Pn'
Mess at 10 IS delivery, bear Of 30 bbl Mes ~ 2
steady with limited demand sales ~ z
hills al S9d Plain Ness ami Sl I70~2 ~ Tor Ka hesi
Tere Reef heavg sales OF 81 private Beef Hons ar
Hams al I4c 100 do Shoulders az a &C. and hne "er
Canvased Hams 5 Belize firm but quiet Bacon j. sbiee
easier active sales Of 300 boxes CITY Long Cf AZ s "
boxes Western Ribbed al 8ic Dressed Hogs are s e
,uoe Cla1tc
slea of asa bs and 7l for No 868sc Tor Fan PINE
steam for future the demand hght bear 81 ir L
B.ghO $50 cs s-ller Jui!i a. wa '0e anu ' 10 w -Ns'
saPoars OF PROVISIONS VoR rue vEEE EsDDs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF JAY Cooke & Co,
NJ on Wall 81 NavvYorx lime q 1871


No. 20 Wall-st., New-York. June 9, 1873
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close its 7-SO First Mortgage Gold
Loan at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million
dollars and thereafter to payne higher rate of inter
est than per cent further issues of its bonds the
limited remainder of the $40 loan Is noU being disposed
ofthrough tine usual agencies.
As the bonds of this issue are made receivable in
payment for the Companys lands at 1lO they are in
constant and increasing demand for this purpose,
and will continue to be after the loan is cosed-a
fact which much enhances their value and attrac-
tiveness as an investment.
The Company has more than 800 miles of its road
built and in operation, has earned title to nearly ten
million acres of its land grant, and sales OF land
have thus far averaged s. 66 per acre.
All marketable securities received in exchange
for Northern Pacfcs at current rates.
JAY COOKE & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09

deliveries quiet but prices have advanced s96c sales
follows all on basis Of Low Midilngs
evening after nJune 200 bales w llbc July
532e l9t August so at 9ti September, loo az
iG 5.2c at zee November 100 e total O bales Sales
to-day up 10 D. nJune 100 bales 70 l6c 100 az 10 10 &C. COO
AT c Juy iOJ 3Cc 9lc 100 at - y32c 100 Isle
ZOO al g 9J Slice SO 9 100 at - 9jlc Too
AZ 10 i32c gic 100 1-i6 600 10 l32c Spte
Der POO 9l2e total 1890 baesi grand total $500 bales
COFFRE-R quiet uompal 200 bags sano Domingo sold
l7d!1lc gold; and 2O9 bales Mexican private terms.
FLOUR AND MBALTh dag week We left four market
dull te1 under large arrivals here and at the Lake
pos the desire to sell Spring Wheat anda has increased and to do
dcne per barrel the Low and Medium grades Spring
has been submitted TO- and 5q2O on Low and aeum Writer Wheat
Extras Choice and Fancy Spng Choice Winter Wheat
brands decline been moderate though 70 elect large sales
ta would be sui united TO- Holders OF Family brands
In stock herr AMI limited arrivals prospect
disposed freely regarding the present depression only
the
large supplies Choice and Fsuc Spring Wheat brands which used
freely and In place OF White Wheat Extras The
cent OF fine the Is excessively
large and prices nominal few buyers market Super6ne has
been freely offered has sold largely but material decline. The
trade generally operated with much caution ami On keep
their assortments have considerable addition
Wheat Flour We have been without inquiry for the
future and absence speculative demand Tie
of the 100 bb against Is 3l bills the corresponding
last year To-day nqary Pouwas but there less
pressure Holders Of Choice Winter Wheat brands disposed
10 resist any further decline No is plenty and quite duL Snpene
rather ssab At the close the market der but
There less disposition the market Sales Of 1000 bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North Rirer PesVts and Railroad -
JrSE TT pkgs Ashes pkg BecswaN. a. bbS Copper ~
bales Cotton kgs Dried Fruit ass bbls Eggs t3 hb H
4 bbs Meal bags do 1850 busb Wheat 1859 bah Oea
g5J bu,a Oats Hemp b. bales Tow, s6O Hides y 90
Hides t47 bbls Ron IS bhl Lard Oh, 30N sides Lea1ef ~
pkgs Oilcake 1881 pigs Butter 92 pkgs Cheese. 40 PL
S,ean 6 pLgs Fork 55 pigs Cat Meats go te Lsr -
Co. as pk-s TaoB 1873 pigs Rice, lo pigs Sarci - ala
Tobacco y pkgA DO. l55 bales Wool 10 bbs. Whisky.
Receipts OF for the ending Suriay June les
81 $40 bb Flour go ibis whisky. 55s1 b5s Meal 9S s.o
do lZgI $50 bush Wheat 1864 bush Corn 1905 eas JAZZ
o. 90 bush Rye 95s bush Malt 800 bah Barley ~ ea1
Peas lG IS Beef 32l pkgs Pork, 1853 IksA Gu AeS ~
pkgs. Larl, JJj kegs do, $3.50 pigs. Oiake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09

The Philadelphia stock market is firm Penn
sylvania Skies, 100 Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road. %: Reading Railroad 5SI Pennsylvania Rail
road. 55!; Gold 11S.
The Weekly Circular Of Bowles, Brothers g. Co. of
May 81 contains the following which will interest
the creditors Of that house:
We cannot TOO strongly urge creditors 10 come to
the meeting of Wednesday June H. Of which they have
been as widely possible advertised. Their presence,
or representation in fair quorum, will expedite the
liquidation, and tend to Realy remove the msunder-
standings which have caused much ehatng and cross
purpose Our position as individuals, or az members OF
the recOnstructng house, IN presence OF the pending
offer to unsatshed creditors must not DO msunder-
l. All our debts are debts of honor being for
q The offer is made because the creditors demanded
it, and had right to demand IT, We submitted 1t In re-
g. As stated In our Weekly OTcutdr OF May 10, we
merely regard the present compromise as means OF
saving assets for ourselves ana CREDITORS NY securing
release from chaneery" aud from uaDllty 10 hlnd
eranee in action, the greatest loss OF OIL; IN. -
e. We expect 10 pay our debts In full with interest
Those who doubt may yet see clearly tat no mere per
sOnal compromise would release tue mouse s ana tne
ground OF good viii upon when stands Inc eIeItoTs
really hold mortgage upon that and its current bank
ing credit must remain embarrassed until It's debts are
We hope to be rightly understood, time enough
having already been lost to al interested Dy the 9D
sourites attending our fail committee OF sensible
would what five bankruptcy courts OF blndfold
justice cannot, that such pOwer-nil and costly ma
chnery as ours ought any longer. neither he
broken and sold for scr plrOn ana once J properly
running, would pay us cOmpdIdllNeH TIMING utuclt
within twelvemOnth from the start; but since no COM
mItee could get dctOn many localities, this sug
gestOn useless and compromise alone Will save the
property from entire legal absorption
Some of the city journals having published an
erroneous statement announcing the enforced sale
of the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad, 1.-THE
error being mistake in the name Of the road the
officers of the sandered road set the matter right by
the following statements
ST. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN RAILRoAD-A telegram
from St. Louis which appeared In the newspapers on
Friday evening made statement in regard
to this road. which was corrected on the following day
by authority OF the Governor OF Missouri The officers
and friends OF the Company deem 1t proper to state
that tho title OF the present corporation to the property
is understood both at home aud abroad. and OH the
highest legal authority to be absolute and unquesoRed
having been confirmed by both branches OF the Lega-
ture OF Missouri and subsequently by decision OF the
Supreme Court OF that State. II. G.. MARQUAsD,
Yice-Presldent st. L. and /. NJ r. r.
GEORGE CABOT WARD.
Neto- York. June Q, 1873.
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company
ranort earninga IA followg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKE1N

LONDON jane I'LL opened az 95 Tor money inl ~
for the acc ua American sccuutes-n0thng doing AMI pn "
nominal. Erie Railway shares ct .. ~
LlyEkPoOL June I'LL m.COliO1 opened dull hdlns tPA-
SD; Mdihng Orleans. 81 - -.
LlyERPooL Jae I'll m-Cottol da but the qoaa0s N
nom1ally ged. -.
LoyDoS jane - m-Consos aad American securities sSa
unchanged Erie Railway shares, ~. -, a..
LTvKRPooI jane - D. m-Cotton closed du the sales o. ~
day have been including 1909 for speculation md e
Of tie aes Americans sales Of Cotton s %
Savannah Charleston deliverable Juy and August AZ oeef
Bresdsahs quiet Cheese Oh per ost for the best s"
American fine. Splut Petroleum I'D per gallon . - a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
rs OF PROVISIONS IRON yzv-rosS 'OR ruE vEEE l'DD'
IOtals -, =, =, -, .. - - a. - = - ~.

.s s9'i' 1872 1871 so3 2s;l7e6 I8ess21 500 a8oss sE
Same tine last So 49,, nc me -, a, q, 100 ,o =, a, "a
PETROI FUM-Ihe market for Crude IN bulk has ruled hrn s
le fn.iness done; sales las u 400 bb F ben
week aud week afe, &c. with this once oi toa1 AID y el
tfr Crs nominal AZ lstc The Creek Quotations
s - on Citg - IS At R0userLe ~ 5yd - . a.
Petroleum. Ceu.re. - IS ParkerA keaeed que' and se
In q5c c,uerslv quotd for cargOes this month AM sae i
of OO f al l3 steady p Q25ic Nsphtla led en -
IlOlc Al Philadelphia the market was ll anu sa az 1850 &
lime. sales OF oo0 bbs drt half August, AZ lsic "a,
RICE-The o5bng business was qet but We noaeol s VI :"
bay, RanQoon. IN bond, az IL. gold, ln lOnd. a.,
SKNS-The market for Goat has been very q1ei DIT s ~
are hi baes can do. Payta, ami u DO CscltE recipe
bae from Vera Cruz Nth lair demand ses s
B Puerto Ca5co and Laglayra receipts 81 laes run YEA V
AMI DO. from Texas. &c. We quote: d,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
PACIFIC MAIL.

All the worst fears expressed by THE TRIBUNE
upon receiving the report of the outgoing President
OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company are more
than realized by the more particular statement just
made public under the auspices Of the new admin
istration. For instance, the $GG0,00O Of cash and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
rr,nr rprp1rNr N%1TISS if'&S'h for 1879

TDHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1878,
i Containing PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE GREE
LEY; a'so. 80 -, ,,-,,-, s...-- O..
The Of the United States Railroads Of the United states ga
ts OF Manuis he Public Debt Of the United
STATE: Cabinet Supreme Ministers Foreign Courts &ci
Foryu ohoseni Staining ard Select Committees
Of senate Of Union Populations Csptas Gov
Dors President Governors &c. l3s Com
sre former Elections; be Presidential Elections IRON me hrst
Eacon Whuon the second Election General Grant
PartF Platforms for 1875 And much other interesting
information. Price Pc Z for dollar by NAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09

sUGARSRaw Sugars sm bat less active Fair Coed ss,.,
Il 8tc sales since gt8 bids including Common Cu Al -
AMI cargo Prime Re3nng Porto Ro az ete TIE iell ~
few boxes prvste Refined Sugars hrm WITH improving
siEARIN quiet and fr Prime IN bids and &c ia
TALLOW sesdy, with sales Of 100 hhds Prime Cy a. ~ &
town stock quoted 81 34dtsc 5000. ., IA.
WHISKY over iay aeve slles Of 90 bbs at se id "
AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
Nov Ready Cloth bound. 81:
A Z A nv =,

Ready. Cloth bound, 81;
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
Tng Mr. Greeley he appeared in the last sumner Of bis life and
being altogether hke and natural portrait Of him pub
6sbe TIE volume contains Mr. GREELEY his last hours
death the Funeral Arrangements the Closing Cerno
ue Mourning People Letters Of sympa ny, Voices oil the
Papt Tributes from the Poets Resolutions sud rooee
Of Public Bodice SC &C, &c Pamphlet iuon o. cents
TRIBUNE. NeW-IOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09

United States bonds were strong and higher there
being no abatement of the foreign demand. The
1858 took a start to-day and advanced to 12l.
Ten millions OF the $5OOOO,OOO called bonds have
been received at the Department. and the remainder
will doubtless come from London. The general
market closed strong on the basis of 121F0123 for
18G7s Fisk a. Hatch report "a foIlows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09

FREGTsBuzness IN berth freghs has been restricted by the
armness who demanded fall previous which shippers
were pay owing 70 The advance Grain The ehaea
a moderate the to-day
To Liverpool By steam IS hhis Kenae Tobacco A. @
the asking Tor GIaa 2GlltL 20 London by s5Uo
bush Wheat lid 90 bills Rosin private and BY steam
bids KENNEDY Tobacco ~ Aa The charters Nrre NoreI
bark Cork Osrs With 2J uraln, al b td and
e. 81 n direct Creek bark FROM PHI sdspbia to Corr o orders.
United Kingdom, With 100 qr Grnn al s. OIL and
Daoh barb. nom PAlahiao Rotterdam with JbO eh~ heAAed
GRAK-ouI Wheat nss. the pA.. week has quite aeu's bat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09

The trade in railroad bonds was SLIM but prices
were we'll supported. Union Pacific Land Grants
rose to IA Incomes moving up to g. Centrals were
firm at 1884 to 1881, aud Westerns at 95 bid good
demand for the Chesapeake and Ohios was also re-
married. The following were the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
learners.

NOTWITHSTANDING to TEACH, in a
w sTsesss SCHOOL iats the ente charge BOARDING.
a. nay eCHOOL by GeEtcman spd has Both graduates
sB hsgs bsd IL s1pDee in teaching POr particulars address
TKAcHER cas- 81 keT, ALQAz0 FLAlEi CATaaeL, ~ J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for The TRIBUNE. (

The auoarOns Cotton quality not
more than half grade below quO.eL
Present DELIVERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09

There was a small business in State bonds, and
the market presented no important features Ten
nessees were weak in tone, however The following
were the quotations: n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
THE MONEY MARKET.

u,Yi,e At ,r,e sro,v rxcUANGE--oFFICIAL REPORT
CoSpENsED ExPRRssLY FOR TIKI IHdboNh-
FIRST CALI. 1O4 O'CLOCK A. NJ
SaIss Of Government Bonds - go ,oo,
a. ,sss S ,s I1Sl 5000 u $500 O. 'Cs l2Oic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09

few sales of gold were made at HI, but up to
l245 D. M the chief dealings were at 49, The graf
flying gain of specie, as shown by the banks in the
weekly exhibit caused decline to 1l73, but before
the close the price had stifiened up to 1884. The
rates paid to have balances carried over until Mon
day were T. 3, Al. q and lastly, per cent The As
sstant Treasurer disbursed $4,000 coin interest re-
deeming in called bonds, S3j5,OOO. The days busl-
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows
Gold cleared, S54O73 900 gold balances, SS,O75SSl
currency balances, S4225 800. The quotations were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
Glendinninp. DAVIS & Amory's closing prices were

Reading closed ia Philadelphia at ma
The subjoined table shows the extreme fluctuations
in United States bonds in the leading railway ana
miscellaneous shares, and gold made during the past
week as well as the closing quotations OF each at inc
dates aforementioned: -
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IA BSLARGRD EDITION OF HORACE GhEELbt Az "
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09

unstable gt6 80 ~ Dbl for Winter Wheat BK
~ California and Oregon Flour obbng at ss 25GslO bb Bag
Meal steady Fine White 256 81 28i Fine Yellow 81
Coarse 81 Gfoand Feed 81 O3Q 2Os Cob. &c
SEPT l. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09

HOO .ii7S l2:SO....i1s 200. ....117t
The days business at the L. S. Sub-Ireasury was
as follows:
Gold receipts 50 5000 IL Curcy paymts si2628 "a
Gold naymeps 79l 5S4 &c Curcy balance 2347j,23 20
Gold balance 4902S7 81 Customs..... 100000 %
Currency re'pts. 259,22 81
Foreign Exchange closed up quiet on the basis of
the following official rates, but business was done at
conoassiona of / IN Ala nor cent:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09

FIRST BOAKD-l04 AN.
ci.s n, Sla< Roads-- Railroad BOnds-Bank and Rat
0"'' road-ErpreSs Stocks. DE-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-10-31

RIBBoSs OF any kind should be wash.
ed in cold suds and not rinsed,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-10-31
BLUNDERS IN VOTING.

More blunders were made at the
recent election than were ever before
known. Some Oi the Republican can
didates on the State ticket had narrow
escapes rom defeat thu Ough the care
lessness of committees and voters.
The Columbus journal, in speaking OF
these mistakes, says:
"This seems to have been a good
year for election blunders, not only in
voting but in counting and returning
the votes, and singularly enough, the
mistakes are generally IN favor OF the
Democrats. In COshOcton county, 46
votes were thrOwnawaY on Richard
F. Noyes for Governor and in Lake
A were wasted on an spocryphal Bar
nabss Shdsc for Lieutenant Governor.
In Stark county, Treasurer Welsh's
name was omitted, evidently by acci
dent, from $50 Republican ballots. and
in Paulding, Mr.. Welsh received 342
votes for Attorney General, while Mr.
Little, the candidate for that office,
received IN the same county The SANE
plumber of votes for Treasurer OF State.
In Ottawa, there was similar transPpsl
;iOn OF candidates on the Peoples tick
ct, Ssraphim Meyer receiving Z votes
for Comptroller, and Z. i. l.. Batter
II for State Treasurer The same
county, Ottawa, returns al votes for
Isaac Welsh for Attorney General AMI
the same number tor John Little tor
State Treasurer. The gravity at this
blunder was very much relieved Yes
teFday, when the Information was re
ceived. in response TO dispatch, that
the mistake was made in the returns
AMI not in the votes. The latter were
cast correctly, but the returns were
made incorrectly. This, we believe,
ends the catalogue Of blunders 50 tar,
but there Is no telling how many al
diIiOns it will receive in the eleven
counties yet TO be heard trom.'
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-10-31
Autumn PInMinp.

In all heavy clay soils and heavy clay
loans, autumn blowing is OF great ad
vantage. The winter frosts is me-
chanical pulverizer and disintegrator
of such soils, we will but put them ir
proper condition to he acted upon
Potash is one OF the elements of sucl
rolls, and with them one of the chiel
values TOR the small grain. The min
eral is found under two conditions, one
fixed and the other free. The free
potash is slowly dissolved by water
1t thus unites with sand to form the
coating of the straw. In the other
condition mentioned, 1t is fixed, ard
that is insoluble in water, and, Ike
humus, is unfit for food If plants. To
prepare the fixed potash in thesoii--tbaf
is to dIsintegrate tive must expose
it TO air, moisture and heat; hence We
must puIverize the soil by the winter
frcst, to admit of these conditions
Autumn blowing is supposed to kill
many insects that it does this to
some extent, is doubtless true, but We
apprehend less than it has credit for
1t can be done at time when the teams
are strong, and weather cool, and so
much of the spring work is out of the
way; while for spring wheat and bar
ley it is almost indispensable.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-10-31
Ruild Coed Barns.

A writer in the Duchess Farmer
among things said concerning the ad
vantsges OF having good barns, re
marks that he believes it safe TO say
that money invested in well Construct
ed barns paysi from twenty To fifty per
cent every year, and that all will
agree TO the statement when we take
into consideration the full advantages
The time TO build platforms and fence
stacks every year; the increased ex-
pense of haying; the ten per cent in
loss of hay; the halt ton saved Oh
wiutering every cx or COW, and in the
same proportion as we feed younger
and smaller stock i; the increased risk
of losing stock the increased cost OF
dong chores the disadvantage OF hav
ing stock ixings constantly in your
way, the continual exposure of all
your stock to all the winds and storms,
and all of them liable to great damage,
while being built or fed out.
BY providing suitable barns and
stables, one can avoid all these losses,
cares and troubles, and feel confident
Not security, AS every load OF hay is com
mitted to their keeping, and every
animal is thriving under their kind
protection, during the cold winter