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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19

The above drawings are DE DI:sbed IN tha nT-n.
c.paL papers, and are drawn in public daily the
rooms OF the company
a, "ltness CIR hands at New Orleans, Lociyaus
LAS s.tee1.th Gay Of September 1873.
4. PERALTA
ADAM GIPFES,
.,- Commissioners.
Dh }" AMI w BCtUS LOETkRiES. aria
, 1873-02-07

|, Difference. 81 80 u 80 ST As
THIS makes M average difference between these win
yer "heat markets aud the Chicago spring wheat
ke for the past five years, Of 80 cent?. which, taken
from tAe enormous difference Of this year, 6x cents.
and you have Is ccnts which slouId ba added to the
price o. Wheat in Chicago, jusyng at least 81 80 per
G1sh= But this may be objected the ground that
Chicago spring wheat is not bought for consumption
IN tho winter wheat markets Of the United 6atsa, but
Is worth only wlGt wl1l bring for shipment to New
York and Liverpool. Let me examine this little In
1s66, with OLE crop mayng in May, the four winter
WHEAT Harkets referred to averaged S123 per buthe
Chicago Tas then .8, difference Of IL cepts whilst
Liverpool Was but Ga Cd to 10s per centaI
VIII anyone ealm We con1d then export Yet Chi
caEo and the Northwest had to epara and shipped
larsy and our records show that the exccss went to
supply tie deficiency in the winter wheat sections Of
our o"n country, 60 that We have reason for the
relatively low Chicago market.
AoW Lex ua See what relation We have with the win-
ter wheat sections this year, According to the eat
mates OF the Agricultural Department, I've quote from
the sew 3ork Produce EIchangR, (ofc1aD under date
Of jan II, 1873, NO have deficiency III the Middle
States Of 13,co0ooo bushels and an estimated def
cheney Of Is Per cent in tho other winter wheat grow
ing states. snd when We consider that the winter
Theat growing section ia !: to 4 spring. va
have grand total of upwards Of 900 bushels, or
more than double the surplus that Is left for shipment
IN Northern Iowa and Minnesota Tint the demand
from these Middle states" is greater upon Chicago
than has been eince 1856, believe the records will
,., year sscosdiag 70 ths fooHnss On he
bulletin board OF the Board o{ T1ada the shipmenta
out h1 ra and withdraw for city use Hince jan are
, 1873-02-07
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

=. .... THUHsDAE EVENING, Feb. s.
ALCoH01-W-s In moderate request, and eteady at
I:15@1 81 for q pzr cent proof:
BROOM CORN-This market Was without new fea-
tures. Eastern manufacturers buying IN B1oal
quantities only, and the local demand Is light Tho
low grades OF are In excessive supply and very
dulier. re quote: No. huri, 6@6Hc Per i5; No. l
stalk braid, 595>5c; No. do, 4@4H| No. 3 do, SO
31lc; inside green, axe; do red tip, 3@4c: do pae
and red, 2&92Hc.
BuTTER-Activity still char.cte1izcs tho demand
for this staple and prices remain exceedingly firm,
not only for choice grades but for the poorer sors
well. Receipts ara improving soIpc, but the supply
still falls short Of the dculaud. We now quote Con-
mon to choice roll, 1925; strictly choice d1iry1,
packed 24aec; medium to good, ,19@23o; inferior to
BAGGiNG-Under this head no new textures were
developed. The demand for grain bagB continues
fairly active, no1 under reduced stockr, the market
ia firm At the recent advance. Durlaps were also in
sacks ag: Gsaa1es fss1'1s 1ad Tool
Lew1stowu, CSC; American, 33c; Anoske2g, 33c; Otter
Greek, SIC; burlap bags, and bu, 20@22Hc; gun
nies, single, 17E@lsEc; do, doubc, 2s@:9c; wool
BEANs-Were in good demand. There is fair
supply Of common and medium grades. Choice uavies
scarce. We quote: Nayies at 4e92.75: fair to
prime. = o1@o 20: common to medium. s. 1.so@2oo.
quiEy for all materials and brick is quotab1e firm at
$u. 90. Prices range IS follows: Stucco S25o32.75;
New York etucco castng, $500; Burerh1cdo, A00a
per brl Louisville eemsnt, $500 Akron cement, 200;
marble dust, .2593.50: lime, In bulk, s10O lime
{bs,s) -os1.5 80 per bril-; white sand, per bril- so75
@300 pastsr1ng hair. per By, 4o@5os: IRE brick,
sil.oosl5o0; country brick, sl050@u.co; Hoodssoef
pressed range ct s25.o0@3o.00; st. LOTUS Hydraulic
pressed, $500, del; Milwaukee,, $780, del.; Ra-
cine, $1,000, deli Hilsdale s25o 90, deli fire clay, per
box Of 50 Zee. for domestic window glass; from which
reduction Of 10 and per cant is1nade bV Dealers
, 1873-02-07
LOCAL STOCK AND DoSD 11ARKET.
Messrs. Lunt, Preston g. hean quote as follows
f1,;a affar1,non .
The following inst truments were filed for record

The following Instruments were filed for recori
On Thurnday, Feb. g..
CITY PROPERTY
L=rr2bee st, COT OF Blackhawk ST, Lots and 3
dated Oct. 4, 1879: consideration, s., 600.
Indiana ny, near Tairtfourtl ct, " +, undivided
ef ~ It to alley, with other property, dated Jan 81
consideration, :, 500.
Lot II and 4 Of Lot Is in = q Of Block H. Sec 7,
30 II, dated Jan. o7; consideration, Il, 500.
Lot Of Lots IS to 70, in Block 3, Sampson and
GREEN'S Addition dstcd Feb consideration, 81 ,ooo
L9ts Il to IS II Block ., Hostein, dated Jan. q
Fon:sne St. Of and State st, I, Lot 1a, dated
M4rch 26. 1872: consideration, $, 900
Hove 81, u Of M Willow st, 22us2 #, dated Feb 6 !;
Lots and = in Block Of Taylor's Block /, Of X
9% 81 Sec 3 81 H. dated Jan, .; consideration,
The premises 10. III Archer az, dated Feb 0 COZ
Iote. II Bloek IS. Eztons Addition, dated Jan ? ;
Lot :, dsted feb. 1: confederation, $500. ~ = -
Ciybourn AZ, n Of Division At, vi. 81 It, dated
se,*. II, 1872; consideration, s., ,Soo.
Wabash av, OF Twenty-esshth st, ef, 2511g0 It.
dated Oct: : 1s12 eonsider7tIo1. $, $50. "
dated Feb. 3; consideration, SOD.
West Tyler ri, Is It Of Winchester av 2411oo IT,
d.ted Jan. 8; consideration, s1,cso.
Arnold st, Of Thirty first ct, f. 80 fl 10 alley,
dated Jan. a; consideration, 81. $50.
West Adams st. % # Of Oakley st. VI 1, 25sl5oH fl,
4AkE2 aau- ; C0n61Get6u01, $s,tuu.
Nora av, $50 II Of Hirsch ct, t. 50xla6 It dated
Feb. 6 consideration 1900.
Lots p and o. in Block IS, Sec 49, 40, II, dated J.n
2; consideration, s, ZOO
Fes M {: son:idefao1' m nieSa Sec 49, H. dated
Wellington st, . cur Of Fifth sv, n +, 3o1eo II,
dated Feb consideration, s43 o0o Fred E. Jensch
to Teutouic Life Insurance Company.
Lots - and 60 in Block TO- in D. S. Les's Addition
dated Oct 2, 1872; consideration, Il 200. -
SOUTH OF CITY 1IMITR.
Lots 50 and IS, in Block Q. and Lots@29 and So in
BLOCK 7, Of Y fnw Sec II, 80, IA, dated July 12
1871 consideration, s. 49,
Lots q and ~ in Block J. in sane, dated Sept T.;
81 Consideration, $1 500.
Lots 50 TO A. il Block 8 in same, dated sopt. H.,
672; consideration. s, 666.
Lots q, 49, and undivided y Of Lot 70, in Hinckey,s
ubdvision, IN Sec g. as Il, dated Jan. Is; con-
'ds5s13S7 da3. sG - o.: !, n r;.a,. .n,,;~;. -
&c 3s, IA, dated July 1s 1872 consldo1 euon, seoo.
Lott - to q, In Block Of Pharcb v. X Sec II
!, II, dated Feb. l /: confederation. $75l
, 1873-02-07
1.775 brIs Also 90 tons brAn at $12.00 on track.
The following wore tho closing quotations:

Wheat was dull and lower. Tho highest ant
lowest quotations. were nearly the same as yes
teriay, but the price that governed during tht
that average. Liverpool vas quoted dull, with
downward tendency whi1e our receipts are OF
tho increase, and receivers were anticipating
! large arrivals as consequence Of bettel
weather. This and the general stringency ,oi
| money, made the property heavy in the hands ol
holders; and they needed no report Of tamenesa
in New York to make them want to sell while the
short interest wore not in buying mood. Tho lack
! of inquiry for next month caused that option
to recedo to premium Of only exc over cash,
! against 21<c yesterday. There was relatively
| q little u1ore doing for April delivery,
but at 1essened premium. Tho
shipping demand was very light Seller March
, 1873-02-07

Lots q and ., in Block !, Of E-me, dated Feb.
consideration, 500.
Lots p TO 81 in Block /, Of Sane, dated JAM con-
sideration, SI,l25.
Drexel av. 1ls I, n Of Forty-serenthst, W.T. 19xo3o,
dated Nov. l, 1870; consideration, s, ITO.
WEST or CITY LIMITS
EdbrnoEe-p1acc, corner Of poHell-2v, 1l01117 IT,
dated Dec. II, 1879; consideration. $780,
, 1873-02-07
Estimated total stock in Dec. .197,4A 1886
WINTER WHEAT.
Ihn FOLLOWING communication ia frnm tha nm

The following communication iB from the pen
of one OF our most widcawake observers:
To thu Editor Of The Chicago 7tibune; -.
sIK: We notice frequent complaints Of the strtngen
cy OF money, and the distress particularly fixed
upon the mercantile trndc, owing to comparatively
small sales to, and poor collections from, the country
Now, We have something to do with this collecting
business We believe we know somewhat Of the cause
and effect and will venture means Of remedy. To
begin with, We believe that the prosperity Of Chicago is
identical With the prosperity Of the agricultural coun-
t back of her md that tho labor necessary for the
development Of this country must meet with reason
able reward. And herein Is the remedy: That tho
products OF this labor and this country be market
ed 1t the hgcst rather than the fooest prices with the
producer. That this latter course seeus to be the
policy Of such ae control the capital necessary move
our crops We think we can clearly demonstrate, And
to star: out, Cake wheat for nstance) wo think we
can show that Chicago is not only the cheaeat market
in the United States so cheap in fact that 1t rivea
1t least Northern 1ova south and around it, but that
It Is Is cents below where it ought to in safety
to the capal handling it, and for tho best interests
Of Chicago In evidence Of this have compiled the
following table from the columns Of The Tn1Busz,
taksn indicated by tho dates, being tho time We now
write:
, 1873-02-07
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EvzSIso, Feb. 6.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of produce at this point during the past twenty
four hours, and for the corresponding dato one
yoar ago:
, 1873-02-07

HUGS-The hog Iade opened very qriet md
continued 80 during the greater part Of the dsy
With prices weak aud SC lower all around. ~,
range Of the market was 3G004. 80 thouat,
most Of tho transfers wore at S4-0cD4.i5. r.
market closed weak with many unsoid. Follow
ing are some Of the tIanafa1a:
, 1873-02-07

6EEUS-Jt1nothy was more quiet, but without quot
able change in prices. Clover wes in good demand,
and drmer, selling at s55oG5.55 for primo to choice
sesd, but closed weak. Mammoth sold at 55.8586.O9.
Hungarian remains firm ct s1lo. sales vere reported
Of 10 bag. choice timothy at S.. bags do at
1S9 bags Prime at $3.50 40 bags 1t $40 a2 bags at
S3375; ~ bags ut S335 bags 1t $780, 50 bags Ut
S325; q haga choice clorer at 80 bags DO ut
20 bags do At S5,35 60 bags do At s. IS bags
do q. s5s; Bugs at $3.50; bags mammoth at S.
% bags do 1t s5sH; s6 bags do at $3.50 ia bags at
1885; 50 bags Hungarian ut 10:
TEAs-Afe noying freely and continue arm at the
annexed range Of prices: Young Hyson, common to
fair s955c; do good 65@7sc; do choice to extra tine
95c&3S1l5; supernne to fine old Hgson, 75c3Sl. 90
common inpeEaa1, os@7oe: good to choice do, soc@
s1o2; hne ao TO good gyapowder, WI aoc@4o5; choice.
Japan, 9oe@slc5; fair to good do, 7o@soc common
do 4555c; colored natural Leaf Japan, 55965c COM
mon to hns oolocs. a5@45c good, 6o@7oc; choice to
cxtra, 90c@$I00.'
ToBACCO-P11ces were unchanged We quote:
CuEw1sG-Fine Cut-E1tra, 15a85c; choice, $50
75c; common, 55@60c: poor, 4o@50c.
PIuG-Satural Leaf, 95@soc; haf bright, eo@1oe;
hlack sound, 1885,:
wooD-Rsainins firm as follows: Beech, s1aoo;
maple s14oo hickory $500 slabs, ssoo, delivered.
W0OI-The1e WIS no particular change. The
ke remains quiet trading being confined 10 small lots.
P1ices without quotable change. but hardly so
strong, as woolss reported to have declined In New
York. We quote: -
, 1873-02-07

P0T4TOES-Arei n bettar supply, aud car lots ere
trhs easerquotable at 7o@72Kc track for choice
Potatoes arc selling from store In retail way At Is
@65c.
POULTRT-The1e was some inquiry for choice lots
for shipment but aside from this the market rat-
er quiet. The supply is liberal, and prices are weak
aud irregular. We note GALES Of 100 lbs fancy turkeys
at 13c 1850 1bs do at 12Hc 400 ha at 12c 200 iba
t9@1oo; bIls fancy chickens At A A2s Is doz do At
doz poor at s20o; Is doz geese at 009s5o doz
at 500.
6ALT-An improvement in the demand is noticed,
and the market IL firm at present ratea: 0nondaga
End Saginaw, fms, 424o; ordinary coarse, s240;
without bags, s3.a5; dairy, with bags, 81 A25a4.50;
Aehton dairy, Per sack. $500: ground alum, s. SOC
2.75: Turks Island. $500.
SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDs--Were quiet and un-
, 1873-02-07

1pay, Via Main Llnc aud daily except Saturday yia
Jack1onEtle Division -tD=ily *ia Main Line and day
c1cspt Monday Viz Jacksonsls Dtytaaop.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON! 4 QUINCY RAILROAD.
Depots-Foos u Lakea, lndana47r., and S.1teer1.-..
139 C1I rni Sixt4e:tsfs. Ticket in Bsic3s Hostf
dnd al derots- -
, 1873-02-07
RAILROAD TIRE TABLE.


ST. Louis / Springfield Express,
Na Nain Liag;-.;.-.-.-........::
R4nEas City Fast Express, via
JackAduviuc, ILL.,, and Loutsi-
aua, Mo. Observation-Disclosures.
Weuona, IAcou, Warrington Ell.
press tNestera Division. }......
JoE0t i Dwight ACCOMMODATION.
st. Louis i Springfield Lightning
Express, Via Lain Line, aud also
via Jacksonville O!visioo....,
Kansas City Express, via Jack
snnvals, H., & Iouizlac1, No. i.
Jefferson City ErpEr.z-......,....
PeorIa, keokuk 4 Rurl'n Ex.
, 1873-02-07

sHEEP-There. VAS but little inquiry ia,
Sheep and the market was weak and unsettled.
We quote common at s3.25GD3.50, medium Al
s3.75@4.00, and good to choice at e4.50@5.D.
Extra would command S5.75G6.25-
, 1873-02-07

this class Of goods is fairly active the pleasant ,veher
Of the past few days having Witnessed marked in
proye.ent in tho demand Prices remain firm for all
goods in tha List, sara peaches. We make no change
in our quotations, Us follows:
, 1873-02-07

oATTLEThe du!aesa sad asP21sas,ou 1a12a 2z5s sy
tinues, and there is nothing in the present sur
roundings Of the market to load to tie belief
that the immediate future will bring any chanee
Tor the better. Receipts. notwithstanding tie
fact thnt Western shippers have steadiIY lost
money on their couaignmenta Of the past two
weeks or more, continue large, and = steady
depreciation in values is Witnessed There is as
~ no noticeable increase in the shipping facili-
ties, and, until this drawback to- tho trade is
removed, it is folly to food the market with
stock. Tbs attendance Of outside buyers Was
unusually small, many Of those who put in an
appearance early in the week having withdrawn.
finding it impossible to Obtain CATS in which to
forward their stock. after ,.,ing purchased
it. There we're number Of tiae dfoves On ,ale,
but tine dtoves were the exception, the large
portion Of the offerings coming under the heads
OF " common " and - medium" L. few Of tho
best we're taken at $5.50@5.75, but most OF me
gay sales we're At the low range Of 93.75@5.y0
Stockers sold at S3.00@40O, and butchers' giur
at S2.50@4.00. The market closed heavy.
-. QUOTATIONS,
.ena- hitsa-aEaded steers averaging 400 ns
Choice bes7es-Fine fat, wen formed yasr *0oos5'2'
to5 year old steers, and averaging i.3oo
Good 6n:i;.tormed s''oes1s
d, sdesrs, ayessging 200 70 800 hs. soo@525
ss'ng .,1oe to eso h.. Iso@47s
ateer., and good to extra cows, for city
s,aeR ,asRqgs;sr ,t sys5sgng 500 s.o@4oo
a1esa avsffsgns TO to 1oso soo@4oo
st;gs' bulls and sca1lawag 175oe.so
T.s.Is 80 ~. Not eue1u hu1n1nesed--. 25093.50
o@'AA7~1o1At7<0 1e12a t---............. 37jta4 q
, 1873-02-07

1E ps4zs1Ic, e 1ox14, s14oo; d. 14r1a, s14.so
P1o T1s-Large. 1oc; small, 4lc; har, &c.
BHEEr Z1so-Full casks, 10He; half casks, lie !;
less quantity, 111Ho; slab, 9c.
SHEET 1nUS-So. ~, 714c rates.
coPrkH-.Copper bottoms, 45c; braziorB over Il ns
47c !; timed copper, 43c.
uHc: Is md ii, isxo; Is md ID, 14e; It. IS:
10, 16c; 19 1oc 2o 2oc full bundle, is PER cent Dis
count fence wire, &c.
NAILS The demand continues light, although atesd-
ier, and firm feeling prevails We Quoto l0d, per
keg $3.50 rates. Sd, do, &575; Cd, do, $500; I'd, do
S625; 3d. do, 500; Sd do fine $a.25; I'd do, sa.75
cIinch. SITS.
, 1873-02-07

T
| LEATHER-In this market there was nothing new
to note. Fair activity prevails, and former quotations
adhered to with great rmness We repsat our list
, 1873-02-07

O1Ls-Carbon WAS more firmly held, there being no
sellers today at my conceEstons from the quoted
prices. The firm feeling recently developed in ln.eed
continues unahsted and fow more day. Of pleasant
TurPentne and whale vera also firm. Nahptha w.s
shade lower. Trade was reported fair, and ls steadily
improving. We qnots: Carbon, 11N922c; extra lard
OIL TIC; No. J. e7c; No. 2, &c; lnseed, raw, soc; do
boiled, 95c: whale, asc; SPERM s. 2oo921o: neatafoot
oil strictly pure, s. do extra, o5c Go No l,
bank oil, 68@7oc; sra4.s, 729'sc elephant oi Csc
turpentine, 78c: n.phtla, s. gravity, 22923c; naph
thn, cormou, 18(910c.
PAINTS, COLdRS AND PUTTY-Thero Is mora IN
quly for this class Of goods and white lead and zinc
are more firmly held. Other articles enumerated in
fba following 1at r71!e steadv.
, 1873-02-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. &.
The receipts Of live stock since Saturday
hava haar fo411rra.
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ANOTHER CHAMpIoN-The Saratoga Sun
says The champion wrestler lives in Sar-
atoga, and is not very young man either.
Last summer, while spending a short time
at Bergen Point, N. j., he was a witness
one day to the boastful teats of strength
and skill of a crack wrestler, who was
throwing his antagonists with apparent
great ease on the white sandy beach when
to the surprise of the party he was with,
to the evident disgust of the professional
wre tier, he began to strip, and saying to Il
friend Just hold my coat" lie boldly
stepped forward and took hold, In less
time than it has taken us to write this the
professional was sprawling on the beach,
and our Saratoga farmer wrestler, who
don't live far from Carrigan's Point, near
the Geyser, was receiving the plaudits of
the numerous spectators. When his party
of tour were about to settle their bill on
leaving the hotel they were politely in
formed that their bill was paid
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Agents TOR the s.iobr.
II. l.. StllsUn. Bennington.
II. T.. Morgan, Wallingiord.
Herbert smith, Factory Point
II. ;. Hard, Arlington.
VI. Is. Kelley, South Walngr1rd
G. {. Pierce. East Clarendon.
+. j. Carpenter, BrattlehOrU.
Kelley Dyer, Brandon.
DenniSOn brothers, PittSiord.
W. VI. bay, MiddlcburS.
Rufus Holt, Pitlslield.
j. ID. culver, llydeVille.
+. X. Horton, Clarendon.
". =. Peabody, PlttStOrd
Alden a co., Mlddlebury.
II. l.. spencer, sutherland Fails.
Ashton Hubbard, Fairhaycn
Kellogg a Rice. CastletOn.
g. j. Gilmore, West Rutland
l.. johnson, West PuWlrt
w. $. Bassctt Middlctown.
James Rice, Pawlct.
Il +. rarnentcr, MechancSvtllr
u. Horton, Mount Holly.
W. W. lIibbard, Poutncy.
=. liOlton, Dandy Corners.
William Pierce. DANNY
Il. \. Carter, Benson.
w. II. HUI, Wells.
q. +. Woods, Bellows Falls.
T.. II. Robbins, Chester.
L. L Allen, East Wallmgtur1
sherman Brothers, Ludlow.
Brown q Clark, Chittcudeu
H. u. Purdy, Manchester.
VI southland. NCrgpnues.
!. T. johnson. IlubbartoN.
\. W. Irving, orwell.
Reuben Whitcomb, Stockhrdgr
W. f. Morse, i. NJ, Shrewsbury.
:. Sails, FOrcStdalc.
X. II. button, L. NJ, CaVCndlSh.
w :. BaSsett, Postmaster, Middletov'n.
j. G. spencer. Postmaster. East Clarendon
G.. \. Ram, East pOultncN.
G.. X. Marsh, North Clarendon.
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Cheap Transportation Association, which
assemblies in New York in January.
The following is list of State Grange

The Te'nont Farmer, from which this
report is compiled, says, in reference to the
meeting
This meeting of the State Grange may be
Justly characterized as an cminently salts
factory and successful one. In addition to
the officers and delegates named above,
there was large attendance of the brethren,
and the most lively interest was taken in all
the proceedings. The members of the or
der will understand that the above report
IS hut brief outline of the proceedings.
Many matters that cannot now with pro-
priety he made public were considered in
session and committee, the particulars of
which will be communicated to the oranges
by their delegates, and the results whereof
will soon be seen in a way that will con-
vince all that the Patrons OF Vermont
''meap business"
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-15
\ CARD.

HNAGS. We have now in stock an assort-
J. ment OF Dennlsons Patent Direction
Labels and Merchandise Tags, which we will
sell at manufacturers prices.
We have also good stock of Philips Sc
curlty HoOk-Tags," a very convenient and SER
yiceable article for merchants Among Its ad-
yantages are: Goods can be more readily mark
ed than by any other means; the tag is so Sc
curely locked that II cannot become detached
from the goods; no chance OF the tag becoming
detached from the hook; no points projecting
TO tear other goods or your fingers. They are
safe, strong and chtAp. CAN and examine
them. GLOBE PAPEh 90.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-15

CELERY PLANTS From Peter Hender-
~ son ready on and after June Path Send In
your orders. Cabbage plants for late crop by
the hundred or thousand; also, Green Peas
ready about July LIST. Flower plants, among
which is the celebrated Amaranthas salslfQllus
or Fountain Plant, constantly on hand. Bou-
quets. wreaths &C, made to order.
.. CLEMONS,
naytd1y pr Fair Grounds