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head and = head e head ss head az es per
and head at S' HS 'i per ~ t bead
ssfss s a sSausi sS u.s. ss" ~sshs
sg S "ns head q added r s%a
Gary sold Tor self - Illinois head at Toe per
aS Brown oa z Stale aaa
d .o re ksss S M .'hs ass - ss ReaS at
with zoe per hsaa on z. head and q head az ioe per H.
sold for 6. Becker is Ohio sc per ie and n
2S 2ahn ss' c e s s
per lb less SIS herd Of s head 90 head At ioc per
@ asrS head b.
ao oa Meyer "a s.s
as: f0llows1ss head oc per h.; 80 head A.
per- per Aasd On head 40 nS ssa al % T,,
sr % Gs oss sst Sold
Bros. bull live weight LOO lbs ut sse per lb oxen
= A;:s ss. Z Ssj
Zig sssd Z; ess ia
sSi pss
e With soc per head on Y head and % 81 on
e e. 8 'sS Of % On Il Il head hssd.sssSs: as %
S Sa psr D S IS Missouri head It
als per 81 had At ss per Is g nsod head
lYiaes sold bulls wslgas S; 81. 81 SIS ss Psr
psa Missouri S saS 6c d
ss i9s Per h. 70 head At loc per s With - OF on j y
head S 81 head =! ss pc. S g g head s% at
P's ' Culver is
Illinois steers-i7h at per b. with 81 ON per head
~. head on IS
f ss " oxen s ( sx ss sst for head
s~ Sherman SOLD for Asr.on g.
nsr 81 s 81 n g.
m head a. S at ~ head a. IL OF er y head
Sn Is " sws a. sws 81 sSs s.a
Is
ss%if for ssof is sTi Illinois ssssrs-li head at per s
a% aSs hssa bSasy " psf psa for sssen
MasSs as g. sold Sh ' on s Rsr
Illinois steers ., 9ye per ib weight ewt 81 mixed hssd
osy y efs% psT s. =
s sh pa & sssa
snsrP AND LAsBs--Demand active: sheep. 54c. a
e per GOOD 3D. Ss wsy @ sold aaa4 ss
sheep and lambs, as, follows:-i6 sheep, ~ lbs
e: s:ss ps4 sheep S 5s s sSs:s I%s si h.
sheep i3a lbs each Chs per o b g. 200 sheep II lbs
IS lambs 90 lbs each S Per T. i9o
Inoi. sheep sheep S lbs each ,; = 70
iii lbs each . % per cws; sheep each
g. g Co. -%S sos sS g shssS Gs ssA sheep ss e &
each. per H. Newton Holmes sold SO Ohio sheep
Sss.. sIsss s D sSa III
Ohio. sheep weight Is 5so lbs at " oe per ews On On
lSs % SPRING LAMBS 's s iss psl sesG
spring lambs at So 50 per head.
values s25 to S55 per head calves Included
vKALs AND CALvEsDemand fair Coarse quality calves
not quoted veals from lean to good 5e 7c per h.
Hoos-No sales OF hogs live weights have boen
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tom, March l. 1879 .... 174O8 S.275 453 800 2346
ecepts since the LIST of
March. 1910 TS3 lDCrB 2,223
Totals. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 ,521 zoos 59 o2J 1,569
since the LIST OF March 4O,lOf 23S 7o94O 1854
tock this day. March ~,
1879 s79.................... 224i7 s77o 522ss5 2.9i5
ompAring with stock
March "a, 1878. ............ i4,62o STA 3i,lo9 -
omparng with stock
March -, 1877. ........ "a 732 7461 174,J6O 1112
omparng with stock ~ =, 49,, -


TALLow-Receipts IA hhds. 63 terces l4S bbs and 2i
casks. Market unchanged sales 1000 lbs. at 9-i6c.
WuIsgKY-Receipts. 1855 bbs. Tho market dull,
PREIaurs-There = fair demand for petroleum
mage grain vosscls outport loading but the market
otherwise WAS quiet with rates unchanged. Engage
ments-To Liverpool steam pack ages cheese and
butter st ps 1850 packages provision, In lots basis
22s. Cd. 2os per ton for taow, lard and bacon
500 bushels wheat, Cd; $3.50 bushels do, sad ;
1000 bbls apples, Is I'd. and about 1000 bbs
oysters, Is Some lots measurement gocds, 2Os Glss
gov, steam, 1000 boxes cheese, SIS. Cd. and some
buttor 800 bushels barley, 7d 90 lbs. Ham
burg sail terces lard, 2Js BRISTOL steam. $50 bbs
-four Is 500 bushels whoat 6d. Belfast. SAIL ~
taow, 25s Charters "A German bark from Baltimore
Bremen Antwerp, 5000 bbls refined petroleum, Is I'd
British brig; hence TO Bilboa. 1900 eases crude
petroleum, 2@c.; the British bark In last
on private terms, 1900 bbs refined petroleum to
tho Continent reported to day hence TO Bremen
Hamburg. ut IS I'D an American bark, hence to Java
ship. hence to Bremsn 1900 bbs do 2s y,ad British
IA io,sd, Antwerp, 3s British bark from Richmond
4U bbis crude do. rcccntiy at IS 3D. TO Marseies:
vessel reported hence TO China, petroleum. In cases.
particulars not yet made public; an Italian
bark hence to Seville, 400 hhds. Kentucky tobacco
3i Sd British ship, o quarters grain Philadelphia
Lisbon, i3,&c bushol British bark 4uOO do
voyage }c British bark thence to Cork for ORDERS
do grain United Kingdom Continent. As 10lsd; Nor
wegan bark. Baltimore to east ireland 1900 do
lUisd Swedish bark thence Cork for orders United
Kingdom Continent 400 do. do, As. Od Norwe egian
bark 500 do same VOYAGE 4s. lloyd italian bark ITO
arrve. 5 sou do. do. 5s 3D.
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following is q statement showing the real
estate transactions recorded In the Regstors Oficc
March ~, 1876
Cortiandt av.. 8 dot No. 75), 5ox tpO; Catherine
Kre-er Gsorse kiiian. '.,,......... 81 500
Charles Fos and wife oliver n berry 900
l5sth st., W dot No. l2s), 25xlUD esd ward;
Bernard zemmerman and wife to Patrick Single
I'd av., .. y, 500 II. n. OF 49th st., ooxivo, Mary
Morrell to Louise Graenwaid ......,,....... Nom.
I'd av, same property, Louise Gruonwold To John b.
Mcrrell. Nom.
..nsr Annie l. SANFORD ...........'. 1000
Mulberry H., w o., 1908 H. 3. of BrOomc ST., 24fx
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DOMESTIC. MARKETS. ,

GALVESTON, March 20, 1870
sooS StSd Sa
Exports coastwise, l90. Stock, 30, ,4ast
Cotton strong; held higher; middling 97sc low mid
ding ee good ordinary Pie Net rseeip,s sai bales
s,sass. Sales, 4oSS Stock ea asI5ii .' ''''"''''
NOZZLE. March 2s. 1879
sS%stwiss, coast sIs isa Sales. 800 Stock sas7a '' "
81 ia good strained, si IS: Crude ,a5pon.ne steady
81 sfs 81 Corn orr steady; pr prime white, 5a1ic
BUFFALO. March 70, 1879 :
very limited demand sales Michigan spring 81 or
r: ri
neglected Barley in fair request for good grades;
sa :spp s. s; SssSS fss : %
No. Canada on sIssn all on private - Malt in
request at unchangsd Guo,a.ns 0shs, articles an
S. Sss: Sss YORK ;SsssIpss.FIss., $7os SsI.
bushels corn 5000 do oats ii 200 do rye, 400 do.
DsraoIr. March 2s, 1873.
s ss Xsss.n MssI. arT 81 & T's Il & sehSan hgr
Il Sirh & sixed s7ss; @ No. mixed | Sc No missa sSe
: white, aS,ss No. mixed: 3se. No mixed: ashs:
a s s prime s. bis xss aS5
%ss sssp & as corn oas. & oats ss
TOLEDO, March 2e. 1879
Wheat dull; amber Michigan. spot, u O64: April held
81 O7; May held at 81 0s 81 O7s4 bd June held NJ
81 o. 81 0S bid; No. red winter. spot April, held
81 or 81 o6 bid; May held At 81 Osi Corn dull; high
bid Oats dull No = 27c.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat in fair demand and
firm; red 81 n 81 uo Corn In good demand and shade
prices 27lsc s3Dc. Rye in good demand at Ste 57c
Barley dull and dropping; No fall 93c Pork In fair de-
mand $40 bid sales $40 37%. seller June. Lard
quiet current make 6Ac. Bulkmeats stronger; demand
chiefly for speculation; shoulders S % - ~; short
rib, $l 60 cash buyer March 81 30 81 s2s seller
Bacon quiot but steady shoulders clear rib. 5c
clear sides 5c. Thiskey quiet ut 81 Or Buttcr steady
aud unchanged Sugar easier; hards, sac a91ac.; AZ
white. s,Ac sse.; New Orleans 6e,a nsc Hogs dull
So So packing So IS 81 l0 butchers 81 10 81 25
CHICAGO, March 20, 1879
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat unsettled but gen.
orally owor No. Chicago spring fresh, 92c regular,
do soac; rejected, Csc No red Western, 81 81 or
Corn strong aud higher fresh regular 32c, cash
and April; 36Ac., May 31ac.. juno Oats steady and
firm; Ne, cash and April 25Ac May Rye stesdy and
unchanged Barley steady and a1ehanSed PORK as,ivs
a $40 l2,s, May; $40 s2Is $40 sa> June. Lard
strong and higher; S. 40 cash and April - AN May
$j 52I, bid june Bulkmeats active firm and higher;
shoulders. 3c; short rib, ~ 92ts; short clear 70 2
bbis; wheat. 6too bushels corn, l22,uoo do. oats.
1900 do; rye. $500 do. barley 5000 do Shipments
Flour $500 bbls wheat. $500 bushels; corn, 1900
do oats. 62OOO do; rye. 1000 do barley, IL oIo do
At the close Wheat dull and lowet ssssc asked April
Oats hrm apd unchanged. Pork in good demand and a
shade higher $40 l2s, April $40 27ia asked May Lard
frmcr, but not Quotably higher.
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-Stainedtiood ordinary, eiec strict good ordinary
i.i6c. low middling yi1c middng Wsc For tusrrs
May $40 At o42c., 400 al io4le 2oo q 10 SOC oUo
icssc. 90 at ioSes; July. loo at io7ae.. 4oo Al
io7se... 800 At io74c August 100 st i0sac.. ,n.
SEss isUS 8 sslss & 800 ss1's =. 70 a.
@ 10 APRIL so % 8 !. sn = ,Sse 81 10 $50 ss Ss's e;
i0 35c 40 At 10 s8c 100 i037c.. 10 sc., 800 At
100 At 70 s 60 GOO a. q 9, e & aS 9So a. :. Ssss 10
iS.is, 90 :. icysoc, ey % $50 a. iosis, iso ,osae,
i5Sss e iaSs =: so aSsa =. s Gss
5 iSs1. sJS " co. sCS :. ssSs s a. e t.
iSSss SS y iss ,SS iosss icS .: :;
Isss Sass soS ~ . aS'.s ss
ai 10 sc 200 az iosic loo at 10 sc eO at i0sse
.. i0sSc August 2uo = lo9le 100 st 10 ese fD az
100 I095c. 2oO bec.. 40 i0Dic September.
~, 800 10 !, lasss sSs :. J oissSs iSsSs
Total. W4U bales. Grand total, i22iUo bales.
rss TssSp s. 81 s pSr wsTT Y ow. .
1921; Chariestcn 4eO Wlming ngton I73 Norfolk i77y;
Baltimore, i5 New York s2; Boston. s1 Phllsdepha,
This day year as bales Total since September
4tsi3i7 bales Cotton ircight. as follows ITO Liver
pSS oy ses% s % Bremen nj" bbsvrs bs .,ss ny
Gars BY s.ca@. 5ies sc sO%prs.ssd; by sail se TO
FLouR AND dRAIN- ptsFlour, II 1895 bbis wheat
1888 bushels; moa !5o bbs and i22 bags: corn
s So Flour G"' was @ Sus sales. %s
state Western aud Southern, were about 1000 bbls
snln. Of SS tS Corn meal was fairly seye ana ossy
with sales of 5u bb and 100 bags Bye hrusr under
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better demand the sales 5000 bushels canads At
81 Ne 4UOD bushels state track at 5sc 5Ssc. ZOO
bushels do ao e. at 6Isc 2o bu shells rejected at
5Ic Barley steady but quiet Malt was quiet;
Feed wa. easy we qSote-.o Ies 81 sis; 80 1s ibs
shorts sls $40; rye feed, sis; oil meal. SIS SO
Beans were active and firm. We Msrrows 81 rs
white kidney 81 10 81 80: red kidney 81 so " Io
soup beans So 10 81 80. Green were hrn at
N "A We
The New York herald., 1879-03-27
REAL ESTATE.

The following sales were made on the Real Estate
Exchange March 26:-
ny BLERCKER a SON
Philo I. Ruggles referccfartition sale Of the four
story brick house, six story brick building aud
three story brick stable, with plot of lana 55tx
III. KOS. .ix25x24SxlOu Nos. isS aud 4sU 9Th av.,
So IT, Of Both ST. to q. L. Jones. $50 100
q. ,. LYON
Charles +. Buckley refcree-foreclosurc sale Of the
four story brick dwelling, with lot 25xlU2.2, No.
3,s East 74th st., =. ~, 275 u. .. Of ID TO
William 5. Connell. ,..........,.,............. $500
Total. ................ $50 ,uuO
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass. March ~, 1870
There has bccn very fair demand for cloths with
crate and the supply growing previous quota
Of 3c cash. and &c. cash. for respectively 64x64
and cloths firmly mantaiued aud the market
hardening under the improving price of cotton.
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$4,000 US 5s clssl IO4,S s250Oo US lO4os, lol!
5000 do....... q lO4 10000 US ga, currency l2l5

$1,000 b, @ r 4 N LIST. 4.
1000 C'& NV ccg..ba
1000 N. X 4 TEST, ~
10000 do. o............
1000 H 4 Cen Mo 1st.
1000 N Y Cen 6's, 'S3.
1000 Tn Pac rs, ! g.,
1000 Union Pac lst ..
1000 Pac of No LIST. .
500 Kan Pac LIST, rs
d d. with con Q. g.
5000 Cen Pacific z b.
1000 Chi 4 Nil lst.. bt
100 shs Adams Ex. bs
5 Sutro 7 Co. be bs
100 All h Pac Tel be
200 West Union Tel bS
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

BsKyks.Trade on this forenoon was slow AZ further
reduction OF Ne per ID. ON inferior quality bceycs.
stecrs Of good quality aud steady In salue;
prices ranged from 7c llsc per lb. weights 5 cwt
lbs 50 lbs At sixseth street yards c. Eastman sold
for self 72 head OF horned cattle, sales as foows:SI
Illinois at ylsc. per lb.. weight IA cwt l22 i
nos stccrs at os4c. per h. weight cwt; So Illinois
Osc. lb., weight cwt 110 Missouri steers
DYE per ib weight eEt ~ Missouri steers At yse
weight IN 20 Missouri steers at lOc pcr lb weight
IN cwt w Missouri stcers At lOc: per lb weight ss
80 head 9sc per lb. with 81 head OIL on ~
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by Lake Shore.. 10
3OOOC. .RI&P6's. 1917. C IL
1000 G Pacific gold b ~
20 shs Homestake M'g 3
$50 Sutro Tunnel Co..
100 Atlantic 4 Pac Tel 3
Is West Union Tel. -. ~
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY 27 1s7aTRPLE SHEET.

land balance to-day Is ell 600 Paris advees quote
five per rcntes ll3f 9Ic for tho account
Silver Is quoted at t9sad. per ounce
India Council bills allotted to-day at 9-l6d
rupee advance.
PARIS March 26 1879.
Exchange London. 25f 29Isc. for cheeks.
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CSC; Auks pooper and wifs to sieLrand NIswsn.

$50; Auke Dooper and wife to Sebrand Niewen- :,
I'd 81, 100 IL of Lexington av, looxiosa; 81. 90
Richard williamson to Edward Tracy 2o.oo
Louisa Feiten to Charles striitsr so
ssaa @ john sSGnsr Hsss 10 James
Sar & m % at and 7sTIsE ~s 20
wiiisst sl W. s. i5s IL Of sington st. a5xioo
Cathsrins o H. coreoran and husband to Hatha 90
ioih st.. n s.. i;s5 IT, e. Of 4th ay i5xioaii
Thomas J. Ellison and wife 20 James $ iinyisr; 400
Gideon Fountain to Andrew Mills 1850
wille, 8; 9. s.. % f. Of Stanton st.. 25xioo;
SSH st. $. 80 ~ Of i1.hs sv.. 2Sxioa5; L. n ss
saHoIi St. DO 49,: 2sx5o; Bernard G. Reilly
io.h st.. n s go H. Of iiti av. lot Nos sia
and sis, BENJAMIN + Romaine referee) TO Ed 80
I'd st. s.. Ss5 IT. e of Bowery aox7s4; also I'd
ST.. s., 255 #. Q of Bowery. ioxsa =; also Bow
5,sssn av "a al o No. sss I h:ssss sss
s0 no!s.Sn % n naSs oft Si as Shsr ' brSs aS
aud wife Francis $. Keese 1000
s4sh st. , 100 f fn. W Gi "a az ch"s %
oh s's 'nnS' 4sh aa"%
A. McCafsry refereo) TO Frames P. Fnrnald .. 1900
g. silher and wife Frederick NJ silher; Al
A. Ogden and others Cexecutors) to Samuel C. -.
Bgeow i'zo
Fulton Fish Market 40 years.; Mayor, Aldermen
and Commonslty to Fulton Market Fishmongers
RECORDED MORTGAGES
Ball. William and wife, to Peter Mabaeh: O. 8. of
kingsbridge road cath ward; years $50
Bechtel, John. to the Etnigrant Industrial Savings
year...... ................... 81 oo
Same to Herman Schnepe same property; years 500
Bodmer Edward to Herm Hoefer, No. 423 West SD
St: year 100
Brinkmann Henry and wife, to Philip Stark. W.
OF Sd n. of I34th years............ $50
Chester. John, and wife, to Henry H. Brown, Of
18th ST. G. of LIST av. i .......... 200
Crimmins, John ID. and wife. to Thomasxi. God.
dard aud Others trustees, &c.), s. of 6sth ST.,
of 4th IA 90
Egbertson. John and wife, to q. Gottron. s. Of 49,
18th ST., W. of av. G; years. s............... 500
Fox. Charles and wife. TO Mary w Baldwin N. 3. Of
oath ST. O. of Sd av.; years. ............ 100
Same to Sarah +. Raynor n. 9th ST., e. OF Sd av.
Kidder Ed g.. Jr. to Caroline Nj. Macy s. s. Of 25th
St. W. of 9TH av.; years LOU
Lee. Richard, to Thomas Farrell, e. s. of Elizabeth
ST.. No. 43: month OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
Miller. NJ. and wife, to f. Hensinger. of 9Th ST.,
Of 1st NV. years. 200
Murray. Joseph and wife. to s. s. Constant, of
sist St. g Of I'd av month .........'....~. 1000
Opperman 9. N, to Paul q. Decker, 9. of Concord
of Strong av.; years. Observation-Disclosures. 50
Price. William NJ aud wife. to c. i. Fretzen, 8. s. of
57th ST.. of 9th years.................. 200
broadway and list ST. 5 years 1000
OF Stth ST., e. of Madison months 80
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prices OF cotton he following quotations
are based on American standard Of and
cotton in running In quality not than half
grade above or below the grade ouotedl-.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25

published hy Request Of the Club
.CoatituoI from last rorh.)
rom statistics now before me, | make
. following statement. and ask your care
attention.. Hhe ook aaI hicLoJy ti9tbc'
.tL, ~. >ouL,>. thDeS ant trdqoa timber
.. .uaautfgt,ut,I rttiin the limits Of tie
STU. mt >oLI IN England, France, Ger
INV. and California ut present prices the
.....lt. ulaouuftr1u5d CccceI at rcrY t0l~
.=.lt. tta tof,i dobt Of tie State.
|eare supplying the factories of the
N.-n:thev are selling the best of our tim
erin Europe. They are shipping to Us
seconds. We pay enormous frcightS
.u. WAYS on our own timber. ! think |
saau ~m1tniug about the timber business.
{ cane to tbi- State for the purpose of en-
--.g- in It. [ wrote the superintendent
..,.. e.. &G. L. r. and rate, at the rate
.@-t0I per car were given, from The sum
ID Portsmouth. Ten Car loads were
-". Capt. White, at Litticton, agent Of
-.. road. notified ne that rates were adj
.1@i 33 per ccnt.-thiS is quite as much
II, as any dealer expects 10 make on a
ro. >poke,.
tt,er mature reflection. think if Gov.
|4ec had said our farmers who have tim
- TO sell, need protection in the matter
mi.road tariff, he would have been much
carer the truth.
Here let mc state prices at the factories:
a.aor'es les, than Il, SO per m. over Il,
~ per m; white oak. = and upward,
~" $40 per m, and comparative rates
- through the list Of wagon and carriage
lateral. 1t might appear TO those not
-~'ef'ant with lumber statistics that there
more lumber sent out of this State than
Gss>lipped into it. This is not the case.
'4.a you take into consideration that all
~7 .arnIturc-the agricultural implements,
-s,.,aery Of all kinds, doors, windows
.t OiAds, wagons, buggies, and a thous-
-'g'Aer things, you will see that the
--' amount we ship to other States IS re
IN other forms fOurfold.
4nher available on the Peninsula is
.pjdIy used, and thirty years ago
and, and timber that Could have
.r ought for $50 per acre, | have seen
Wi 500 per acre for the saw and spoke
r alone.
UNDER Of North Carolina to-day is a
., 1.il1>t ~nnboundcd, if it was manu-
%i4nn It's limits, ami then sold
Last year we produced 1000, 900
-.. cotton in the South; we will pro
- Jug loss this year:-ncXt year we
Gar 'Ie more and 50 on year after
#e IL Is not 50 with hard timber.
... s@Ih9 at the rate OF millions of
"s> year, and timber Of less value
I-.g pace if suffered to grow up again.
#a. ~ter year decreases the amount
.T.a Y New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Del
l'and, and now Virginia is be
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25

OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL GRANGE.
7t,<ter.-S. Z. Adams, Monticello.
l, 5r+rseer.-J. j. Woodman, Paw Paw,
'" IS.lrlftu-er.-Mortimer Whitehead, Gin
StTrId.-A. J. Vaughan, Memphis.
assistant Ste1cdrd.-Wm. Sims, OF Kan
r5Yrxurer.-F. NJ. Mcdowell, Wayne,
,-I4faru.-O. II. Kelley. Louisville. KY.
Grts kecper.-O. Dinwiddie, Orchard
'IG.+[es.-Nrs. Adams.
n4gaHa-Mrs. Woodma1.
rarL-Nrs. Moore.
iag Asef. Steword.-Niss c. A. Hail,
.~4i-,illc. Ky.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
D. Wyatt Aiken, COkesbury, 5. c.
Henley James. Marion, Ind.
NI. Ellis. SpringsbOrO, Ohio.
0roers OF North Carolina State
Grange, P. of H.
va-ter-W IL Cheek. of Warren.
uver,eer--D A Montgomery, of Ala
I@cturcr-D Sampson, of Guilford.
-teward-J i Harris. of iredell.
Assistant SteGard-B f King, of Ons~
GbapIain-Rev VIM Grant, of North
~r.a.arer- d " Benbow. of Guilford.
l.rretarv--Jos F Porter. of Edgecombe.
,ate Keeper-L " Reasons, Edge
.t.ros-Nrs IN Cheek, of Warren.
pomona-Mrs J L Somers. Of Guilford.
rora-Miss Eugenia Robinson, OF Ca
.arrus. ~
0nsI0w.
Cal William II. Cheek, Chairman, CT
NarrentOn.
Cant. !. +. Porter. Secretary, Tarboro.
can't $. B. Alexander, Charlotte.
Tobn King. Falkland. Pitt count
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-25

l..
Is worth more mere imam ~ Due'et7 are n
'if hep1oi-c:A Na'leF hah7a7.
1oFh mere = worth ~ cents psf 'u>le''
making sl9.oj per acre. ana : tl!efe mem
Der that can remember corn selling Tor les
'han ~ cents curing the summer months.
ooIhlh ihe l~teP"olcan 'allet = worth
"oo"t ~ cents per odeiei, OF SI!.oo per
acre-hVe dollars less per acre thar our
plouu'ts "ould pflh5 ~ - cents, WINE III
ruin we get ~ cents:
WIN ~ excess OF - : can 'aJ an aa!e
OF as good AN" on the l''-AoNe ~ tAeEc j.
20 oe iouhd IN the state Y. Kansas. even II
Il - worth 80 per "e'e. | nave ttii tax
II hanSaS ana : hho" 1itf property ! a.
Se>9e" a near ~ s~l.llr FalGt, anu nave
known i to be ; pc Hunoied. these IN
pheasant facts are never tod. WHAT would
You pay iof property .Hat yoa would be
eo.lPeiaed 90 h1ol-.'Fl'3 '"e Dry months
water all purposes
From 0odthe.n Kansas = the Plate N
nebraska / nave seen tils time at,er time.
Driven wells from 100 = 200 feet IN leP.h,
anu .2cA water. 1ou would scarcely tnlnk
OF using 1t for stock. Have you, who are
accustomed to have Mi!Is every lew miles,
ever read th2t there are over % counties IN
the great states ol Kansas 2hd Nebraska
that mas not 4 @rlst mi. III them
lhese lacts are not putt III the flaming CIR
cu!ars issued by these great estetn states.
we read It the great rivers OF the West,
anu oltcn-tIncs many impressions prevail
ABOUT the water courses. knowing t13t
The MISSISSIPPI and Missouri are the laI-e,.
OF rivers, we too often think that their
streams are as great rs ours.
lHr'u9h the central par1 q. hansts low
'ie Ia" or Kansas llVcf. rms stream Is
mace up from the following tiyeGs: Smoky.
Same, SoIomons, ~I>eNuplicaa Blue, and
some smaller streams. Inc Arkansas flows
ooatil haSteriy througA the S.ate-it IS
mace up ana led by the following rivers:
fRr3alory: col, Hueri"na. col, sandy,
col, len Butte, PaWnee, Little Arkansas,
Good. ShaWacospah, with many other small
Ter streams. we have suffered from a Sc
we're df'uth tins year. 20 nave they. The
i'oanoke' as you Know, ron the State l'nc
TO weldon mas oo,0oo morse power at lis
lowest stage OF water.
NO" what lsthe CONDITION OF the cstern
rivers.
| quote rom the He|ot4, dated NoVeIn-
Der Ilth' $50:
=, Our way was domh Tue ARKANSAS l'lNeI.
iheS are no" suIcflh8 from a severe
oloutli. Inc 1fenf 'ftEr OF the plains
Rocky Mountains IS now ptItcCty dry.
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