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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.


Tomatoes-Two-pound cans, 95c0S1; 3-pOund
81 20Ql.4O, Peaches-Standard 3pOund, So
2.25; 2.pound seconds, S125D1.30; 2-pound
standard. $l.5001 60 Corn-GOlden Rule. 81 40
% co. Folks 2-ppund cans, S1.1ODl.20 Var
mouth. Sl.30 a l55; Revere. Sl.5O O160; McMur-
ray. $l.450 1.50. Blackberries, 2-ponnd 95c0
05 raspberries. 2pound, $l.750l.So; pine
apple standard 2-pound, S1.SO02; second do,
81. 650 l.75 cove oysters, l.pound. full weight,
81 100l.15 hight. Goa zoe: pound-full. ~ 80 a
1.9o hgiiS, Sl.l00l.20 string beans, S1.100
l 20 Lima beans, 81 a 40: peas marrOwfat,
85cOS1. 40; small, 81 30 a 80; Holsters, 81 "a
$50; blueberries. 81 ,500l.60.
COAL AND COKE.
Anthracite coal, 1918 o. ton; Plttsburg coal,
S4.75 o. ton; Raymond CITY coal, $500 " ton;
block coal, 1878 ~ ton; block nut S3. % W ton;
Blossburg COAL SCOOP ton; crushed coke, 13c
y bush; lump coke, l2c " bush; Connellsville
coke, lie v bush.
Alcohol, 50. 2002 80. assfetida, o503oc; alum,
405c camphor, 30035c; cochineal, 60065c;
chloroform, S00s5e; eopperas. hrs, So %;
licOrice Calab genuine, 30 Acc magnetism, carb.,
2-oz. 3O035c; morphine, p II W. " ounce, $3.7
madder, l2014c. oil. castor. y gallon, $l;2o9
q ,: quiniue. p Il W, ~ ounce, $l.7001.75: bal
sam cOpaiba, 7OO75c; soap, CASTLE, FIR, IL a &c;
soda, bicarb,, 4i9G6e; salts, epson, 405c; sui
phur -four, 406c; saltpeter, 8020c; turpentine.
SO 060c glycerine. 80 040e; i0dide potass, 81. 60
Gl.75; bromide potass. 40@45e; chlorate pot
ash, 20022c; bOrax, II a Sc; cinchOnidia, 95c0
OuS--Lnseed oil, raw, 53c v gallon; boiled,
see. Coal oil. legal test, 14012l9c; water white
15c; bank, 50O53c; best straits, soc; Labrador
65c; Lard Olls-No. /, S5090c; do extra. 95c 0@l
WHITE LEAD-Pure, 649c; lower grades, 1860.
DRY GOODS.
PRINrs-Albion's. solid coors &c, American
fancy TO, Aliens fancy &c, Aliens dark &c
Aliens pink 6lac, Arnold's 6l9c, Berlin solid
c0ors &c, COchec0 6l9c. lConestoga &c. DunnelPs
lac, Eddystone 6l9c, Gloucester &c. Hartel l2c
Harmony DC, Hamilton &C. Greenwich &C.
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COMMERCE..
Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. IS.
The general merchandise markets opened
rather tame to-day, but merchants are not all all
blue, so favorable are the prospects in the near
future. In careful revise of the markets but
very few changes were TO be noted, these in
foreign fruits and produce. There is large
demand for poultry and prices are still
advancing. Eggs are coming in slowly, and the
market. as well, is slow. Butter plenty; prices
weak. The New York Shipping List, which ls
looked upon as excellent authority by our whole
sale merchants, in its issue OF the 18th inst.
says; "fhe commercial outlook for the spring
season and for the year, far it ia possible 10
forecast ii, is much more promising than the
pessimists are willing to admit. True, some
aspects of the business situation are not alto
gether pleasant TO contemplate, but these are in
FAIR way of being reotted, while there are
many more encouraging than discourging fea-
lures. Perhaps the most serious drawback at
present is the overproduction and overlmporta-
ton of certain kinds of goods, which renders
purchasers cautious and tends to keep prices in
some cases abnormally low. But oVeractlOn
In the recent past is already being coun-
teracted by decreased imports aud by
iessened home production OF certain
senstblv decreased the exports have increased,
and from present indications are likely 10 attain
to still Larger proportions. The fears entertained
In some quarters that the beginning OF January
would disclose widespread unsnundness among
merchants have proved TO be without founda-
tlon, as there have been surprisingly few fall
oacu ecu lauuaIlon InaL naVe ueen ~
Paoeess lor MANY "eeks past. there appeals "
ue d very genera. absence Oh iafge speeg MA,
a,,,,I ouEnout we country, tniS 10
uoupIltss uue 10 the lact that pure speculation
~ tne recent past mas no1 proven prontaole ~
Uno sEedt inaJorIny shat musG enEaso ~ IL 70
,ahe IL aetiVe luis Is IaVofaple 10 legitlina'e
"u'4ness'
GRAIN.
cloud came over the local wheat market to-
day, and prices were slightly of. Receipts more
liharal rrba pooua =, It'd r,oo c,,,rrar+ cave.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Many important buy
ers arrived to-day, and liberal degree of atten-
ton was given to spring specalties, but business
succeeding has not been of corresponding pro-
portions: still i'll the way of miscellaneous as
sentiments and selections of specialties there has
been a good volume of sales reached. Georgia,
Alabama and Augusta plaid osnaDurgs reduced
to Sc. Through shipments on old aud new bust
of stuff
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

INDIANAPoLIe, Jan. Is.
Bankers report the local monetary situation
quite satisfaetory-money in abundant supply
and no indications OF a stringency in the near
future. Rates easy at the usual quotations.
The New York Money Market-StOck Trans
misunderstanding Prices of Government Sc
curities-Quotations of General Stocks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Money 406 per cent:
closed, offered at sac per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5ls06i9 DER cent,
Government bonds were irregular.
Railroad bonds were strong.
State securities more active and generally
higher.
The stock market showed an increase of bust
ness, and an advance in prices this afternoon,
the net result being 49lls advance on the gem
eral list, the latter Western Union. Between
midday and o'clock prices fiuctuated. In the
last hour the market continued quiet The only
stocks in which there was any activity were
Western Union, which was stronger at near the
highest prices of the day, and Delaware Lacka-
wanna Western, which was weaker and at the
lowest prices OF the day. All other stocks were
firm, The net result of the days business has
been a larger sale of shares than on any
day last week, and an advance of q to q over
the prices of Saturday evening. Central Pacific
was quoted ex-dividend. just before the close
sales OF 500 shares
The Evening Post says: "The advance in
prices, though not large, has some significance,
in contrast with tine extreme dulDess that has
prevailed for the past two weeks. 1t is quite
certain there is less distrust as regards the gem
eral commercial situation than some weeks ago,
and this may be one cause of the stronger tone
in the stock market"
The same PAPER says of the advance in West
ern Union that there ia belief that the pros
pect of an adjustment OF the legal complication
has improved
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
were 100000 shares, incluging 1000 shares
Canada Southern, 5000 Central Pacific, 1890
Lakawapna & Western, 10000 Denver q Rio
Grande, IL 900 Erie. 1000 Kansas Il Texas,
5000 Lake Shore, 5000 Louisville g. Nash
vile. $500 Michigan Central, 3,4o0 Missouri
Pacific. 1920 Memphis & Charleston, 3,400
Northwestern, 1000 New Jersey Central, 1000
New York Central, 1000 Northern Pacific,
$500 Ontario & Western, $500 Reading, ], 700
ST. Paul IL Omaha, 10000 Texas Pacific, 5000
Wabash Pacific. 10 900 Union Pacific. $4,000
Western UlOnn, 7 900 Rochester & Pittsburg,
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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The exhibit is a most nnfaVOrable one, both AS
compared with last week and with that of the
corresponding week last year. While the gen
eral conditions appear little altered, failures are
largely ON the increase, and The clearlnCs show
marked shrinkages at a number of leading dis
trimming DOintR
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Foreign Money and Stock Market.

LONDON. Jan. l5.-Government bOnds-New
Gves. extended, 1851. Railroad bonds-Peun.
sylvania Central, 1925: New York Central
1874; Erie, 141 So; Reading, l2sA Amount OF
bullion gone in, e32, 900.
PARIS. Jan 15.--Rentes, 79f SOC
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'Ex-dividend.
BUSINESS OF THE CLEARINGHOUSE,

BUSINESS OF THE CLEARINGHOUSE,
NEW YORK, Jan. 15-From the Boston Post:
Tho following shows the total gross exchan ges
at twenty-five leading clearinghouse in the
United States for the week ending Jan. 10:
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Wheat.l Corn. Oats. Rye.
Elevator A. 24,5OCl 9,SOOl ..-.- 500
Elevator B -. 60,6O0l 1S,2O0l 9,200 1900
Capt'l EIvat'r 10000 l2,000l.
City Elevator. .----.-. .-...--.
West Elevate. 109,A 400 15,S00l 10000 5000
Elevator e. $1,000 $1,000 1,000I- ------.
----- - I-----I
Total ..... 2l7.5ooI $4,000 27,200I 14,5oo
last year. 49,. $40, 200 $1,000 5e.oooI 10000
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

UNION SroCKYARDs, Jan. IS.
CATTLE--Recepts, 30; shipments, 90. Ship
pers' and good butchers strong at quotations,
while common and medium butchers were quiet.
and prices unchanged
Prime shipping steers. ............S 5.25D5.75
Fair TO good ;----.----...------.-- 45o0o %
Common and medium ..-..-..-...-.. 350D4 25
Prime butchers COWS aud heiters... 4.OO04.5O
FAIR 10 goon ---,-----------------.- 80 % 70
Common and medium. ..--........... 2.2503.0O
Mich COWS and calves or springers. 25. o09 so 90
Bulls In fair demand at $27503.25; extra,
So 5O03.75. NJ
HoGs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 369. The
market was active and higher; shipping de-
mand good, closing firm; all sold.
Heavy hnlpplnR- 80 ODo,JU
medium snlpplnR ----------.----.- 0.5O0o.'10
Light shipping ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.10@6.25
Heavy packing -......--............ 6.35A640
hlXcu packing y. lDUO OO
Light aud heavy rOughs. ----...---... 5.509600
sHEEP-Receipte, 202 shipments, none. The
market was steady at the following prices:
ChO1ce TO PRIME -.-.-.-..-.----.-- oO
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w ANTED-THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
w IN tho West. the Weekly Indiana State
journal. One dollar per year Ninety cents in
clubs of FIVE and over.
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No. rye firm and nominal; $50 bid: no sellers,
Bran dull; S13 asked; 81 bid; no sellers.
Smpstuff quieI; held at $l3 30; 60 buyers.
Middlings dul held at $l7; no buyers.
Hay-PrIme timothy dull $11 bid: no sellers.
GRAIN IN STORE.
Jan. Is, 1883.
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INDIANAPOLIS, JAN. To-
Bankers report the local monetary situation
quite satsfaetory-money in abundant supply
and no indications OF a strngeney in the near
future. Rates easy at the usual quotations.
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rxcHANaE ANp oovEENnrNr sncunIrIEs.
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EN- SANTO DOMINGO.

Sc vende, por tener que ausentarse
su duefio, una magniica finca de caiia
situada d media hora de Ia Capital ds
la vecina rephblica Dominicana y con
la gran ventaja de poder transporter sus
frutos por via terrestre Y fnvial
Consta la referida finca de 600 cusr-
das de terreno de muy bnena clase, $50
plantadas de Gaia y los restantes do
excelentes pastos propios para 10 cria
de ganado.
El batey ocupa un perimetro de. 70
cuerdas; y ademas del edeficio destins-
do la maquinaria y oficinas, tiene una
buena casa de vivienda prolda para f.
milia.
Tiene dos maquians en- perfecto ss-
tado, un buen trapiche con conductor
de bagaso dos centrffugas, un tacho 10
tador de cobre, dos clasifcadores dos
calderas grandes y una peque1a pare
subir ell aqua de los dep6sitos, disz ca
rretones destinados al trasporte do g.
fla dos grandes wagoncs anericanos y
tres carretones para bagaso.
La maquina es toda al vapor.
Los dep6sitos para ell aqua son dos,
y contiene cada uno $4,000 galonss.
I'll destiuado ha recibir el guarapo tie
ne cabida para 1900 galones y el del
melado para 1900.
Sin embargo de estar todo en- 81 ne-
jor estado Sc ofrece 4 IN precio m6dico.
Para informes m&s detallados God
rrase al SR. d. CASPIAN BAc6 de Ysucc
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r f T 0 r \ o F..

NoTAs:-En su viaje dc ida recibira ell vapor
en- Puerto Rico los dias 13 de cada mes la carga
y pasajeros que para los puertos del Mar Caribe,
arriba expresados, y Pacifoo, conduzca elcorreo
que sale de Barcelona ell % de Cadiz el 80.
En- su viaje de regreso, entregara al correo
que sale de Puerto Rico ell lila 10, la carga y
pasageros cue conduzca proeedcnte de los puer-
tos del Mar Caribc y el Pa i6co para Cadiz J
Barcelona.
En- la 6poca de cuarenteras, 0 sea desde l.'
de Mayo al 80 de Setiumbre, Sc admite carga
para Cadiz, Barcelona y Santander, pero pasa-
jeros, solo para ell iltimo puerto.
Para mas informes sus agentes.
So5rinos de Ezquaaga.
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A v | S @

Sc desean algunos alumnos del ms
tituto-Colegio de 2' ensehanza, que
diriien los RR. PP de la Compahia de
Jesds, 8 quieues toman d pupilage, du-
rante Ell pr6ximo curse acad6mico. Pa
ra condolences y referencias dirigirse
Dor correo & do1a Carmen Marrero de
Dumond, Santurce. l03
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CASA De PUPILos
GALE SAN JOSE NJ 45.

La que suscribe ofrece una espaeio.
sa y ventilada casa q Los padres de f..
milia que tengan nifios estudiando el
Institute; dedicada va de algtn tien-
po al Guido vigilancia de los j6yenss
estudiantes puede asegurar que serx
una verdadera garantia para los pa-
dres que quieran confetifle el cuidsdo
de aquellos mediante una m6dica pom
sion.
Para meier seguridad pueden iafof-
marse de los mismos Sres. empleados
del referido colegio. .s
Puerto Rico, Agosto 8 de 1853
M Rosario, Vd' de Dafobeitia %
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Nihos memories de tresahOs no pagan pa
safe. Entire tres doce aios mitad de pass-
ie. Criados acompanando sus amos dos
terceras parties del pasaje.
Tipos reduoidos de Hetes desde New York
Puerto-Rico en- bsndera espanola:
Por bl. conteniendo articulos secoe 25 ctvs.
Idem idem idem hdmedo, 80
Objetos mesurables, pie cublco 5
Idem ponderabes quintal l2s
Estos tipos reducidos de Aetes regiran
simepre que haya en- ell puerto de New York
algdn otro vapor competitor cargando para
estos puertos. En- case ordinario queda vi.
gente la tarifa ordinaria.
Para mas informes tipos de Hetes dirigir-
se los agentes de la compania.
San Juan de Puerts-Ric
sOBRINOS DE EZOUIAGA
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c CiR c U | Ar.

San Juan, P. R. Agosto 23 de 1883.
Muy Sr. nuestro: Participants q Y.
que hemos copferido poder general 4
nuestro dependiente
D. FRANCISCO DE P. vERGAHA.
y le rogamos Sc sirva tomar noss de "a
firma al pie.
Somos de v. atentos s. s.
SILVA FERRsK b 'C.s
Francisco de P. vergara, firmara:
Silica Fsrrsr 4 Co
loa Rp. Franisco d r. TsvywA
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FOTOGRAFIA.
IA LIRA."
DE JOSE AGULLo Y PRATS.

En- este establecimiento se encuer-
tran constantemente de venta: meto-
dos de solfec y piano, id. par. instru., I,
mentos, estudios, operas, fautasias,
nocturnos, polkas, Valses, 'masnress,
&. &.
Pianos nuevosy usados, armornius,
candelabros, arandelas, cuerdas, I'M par
timbales, pleas para grande pequs-
ia orquesta, y otros efectos artisticoJsi
todo aprecios excesivamente m6dicos.
Gale de San Justo ntm. 10. so
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Por tener que ansentarse su dueho
Y con condolences aeeptables Sc vende
eI establecimiento de pulperfa, collej6n
del Tamarindo esquina q 10 de San
Francisco.
En- 81 mismo informaran. l0l
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NJ. L. villaverde, cap. Jaureguizar.
Puerto-Rico, captain Benitez

Deseosa la Compahia de dar mas amplitud d
esta Inca, abricudo comunicaciones entire ell
mayor niimero possible de puertos, ha tornado
Ell sguiente itinerario que sera servido por los
vapores arriha expresados.
Wales DE LA HABANA A COLON.
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ESCRIBANiA PUBLICA
DE MAXIMINO AYBAR.

Por auto del Sr. Juez de L. Instancia dicta-
do en- Il del actual, Sc decara en- estado de
quebra al conerciante de esta plaza, don Ce-
clio Rodriguez retrotray6ndose sus efectos por
ahora sin perjuicio al IA de Mayo dltimo en-
que Sc fug6 de esta ciudad sin dejar persona
cncargada de sus establecimientos, sino que
los traspas6; Sc nombro oomisario de la quie-
bra a don Gorgono Bolivar y dcpositario 4
don Rafael Daubon del comercio de esta ciu-
dad, que Sc ocupen judicialmente las pertenen-
cias del Rodriguez su correspondence, y Sc
publique la quiebra por edictos d los efectos
oorrespondientes.
Puerto-Rco, Agosto veinte ocho de mil
ochocientos ochenta y tres.-MAylMlNo Az
BAR 101
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lINLi DE- COLON ! lNTILLiS

combindda CON la TrasaHdndca de la misma
Conpadia y tambien con las del F'errocarril
de Panama y ropores de Ia Costa del Sur y
N0rte del Pacihco.
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LAPERLA ANTI -GASTRlLGICi
DEL DOCTOR DELGADO
csra 10, padecimisntos del ..sdmass.

Medication eficaz contra las afecciones do
est6mago, sea dolor, acedia vinagfes, v6nai-
tos despues de las comida; inapenteciss debi'
Iidad estomacal, saburras, disenteris, en- ge.
neral para todas aquellas molestias cue revsler
malas digestiones, sean no dolorosas.
Para mayores datos dirigirse al
DEPosTTo. ri sutor, Farmasia Gle.
bo: Tetusn, 20.
En- Puerto Rice, SEss. Lsdssms Hse. 70
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INTERESA.

Sc vend+ una casa de altos, situa-
da, en- uno de los puntos mas fresco de
esta capital, produce mas del uno por
ciento de alquiler.
Sainz Cerra & Go. San Francisco "a
infOrmaran. 102
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G A N G A

Sc alquilan en- un precio m6dico los
altos de una casa de material sta en-
la Marina con magnifca vista d la ba-
hia, cou abnndante aqua y con comodi-
dades propias para una familia.
En- la casa ndmero 6 calle de la In
fanta Luisa, Marina, informaran. lO3
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L ! II = A.
DE vAPoREs coRREos ESP rANofxsi
entire Liverpool J Puerto -Rica

Los vapores de esta Empress
destinados 4 dichc servicio son
los siguientes:
PxertoriqaeAo, capit&n Ciri6n.
Bortaqssen capit&n GGrate.
Mayag1es captain Gondra.
NsorO Ponce capit9n Mendes0
Hansacao, captain Izaguirrs.y
Despach&ndose uno Ell 25
mes, q veces con escala en- Sc
Para otros pormenores dirl
senores White Forman ~
pool, Sobrinos de Ezquiags,
Pto.-Rico, Kraenner y Co
Muller, Hiugelberg Forfy
y J
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Cafe, Assscar, MieIes etc., segdn convenio
especial con los agentes, libres de capa.
LA MAS BARATA RUTA para europa VIA
SEw-YoRK con opci6n permanecer on dicho
punto los pasajeros todo el tempo que juz-
guen oportuno.
Sc dan oonocimiento boleta d. pssajes
directos para Europa, Cnadd y Bost6m, y 1
todos los puertos donde tocan, los vapores de
la hnea, los cuales est&n On conexi6n con
otras lfneas de vapores para los puntos ex-
presados.
BOLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
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$500 $l75 $50 $50
Estos precios son pagaderos en- orc smeri-
cano6 ru eauivalente en- moneds corriente con
ell S 5pS. de anmento.
CONCESIONES.
Sc expiden pasajes de ida dc vueIta en- los
viajes internacionales validos por dos meses
y con un Is g. de -eoaja, y en- los trasatlan-
tic6s validos por un aio y con un rs pS, de
rebaja. A toda famiia cuyo pasaje compute
al nontante de- cuatro pasajes de camara lie
concedera una rebaja de Is pS.
Los nifios memories de tres aios gratis: de
3 8 amos, la 8. 8; de 8 IL la mitat, de
~ cumplidos pagaran pasaje entero. Guam
do una familia tenga varios niios meuores
de 3 atios solo uno de ellos nevara gratis los
demas pagaran A. parte de pasaje.
PASAJES DE CRIADOS.
Los varones al precio fijado para los de on
trepuente, las mujeres pagarAn 2l3 de pasa
je, tornado por sus amos
Para mas informes dirigirse 1 los agentes,
SILVA FERRER 4 Co
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GRAMATICAS

lnglesa por Vingurt t. t. con clave.... $500
ldem por Robertson, t. t. con idem...... 800
ldem por Palenzuela t. t. con idem.. 2.5O
francesa por. Robertson, t. t. con idem. 2.75
castellana por la Real Academia t. p... 1.5O
idem Dor Avendafio, t. .... 100
En- la Impre nta lei BOLETtN
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Tn nino, Easta dos amos gratis. Los ninos has
amos medic pssajn. Los denas pasaje enter
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WHOLE NUMBER 800
Plant Trees on the Roedides.

Mr.. Orange Judd advocates tree
planting along the highways, in the
american Agriculturist for November.
He says: Trees may be planted at any
time before the ground freezes solid, OF
as soon as it fully opens in the spring.
Early spring would be preferable on
some accounts; but if left until then,
the hurry of work, often delayed by
cold and wet weather, is likely to inter-
fere. It is better, therefore, to get ev
cry hardy tree possible into its perma-
nent growing place now. And every
year it is delayed is no trifiing loss. A
hundred trees can be set at . cost Of
ten to twenty dollars, or for almost no
cost, it one has spare time and the sap
lings are easily available. These may
in ten to fifteen years grow to be worth
three to ten dollars apiece for needed
timber and fuel, or for the fruit or nuts
produced.
It would be greatly to the advantage
OF the country. its climate, and its
beauty, if the sides of our public high
ways generally were planted with trees
that furnish shade and ornament while
growing, and supply at no distant Pc
Rod wood for various purposes. Some
years before they mature sufficiently to
be cut down for use, new paintings a.
ternating with the older trees can be
coming forward to take their places, or
slow and quick-growing varieties may
be set, so that when the latter are re-
moved the former will be large enough
to soon fill the gaps. 1t is desirable,
however, to have together those that
somewhat resemble each other in form
at the top. We have in mind a broad
street. ninety feet wide, where twenty
five to thirty years ago various oaks
were set, thirty to forty feet apart, ten
feet from the outside, and between
these in line with them, quick-grow-
ing naples were planted. Recently
the naples were all removed, furnish
ing cord of wood apiece, with consid-
cradle useful timber, and the oaks now
stand in two beautiful rows.
As to loss of land from spreading
roots and from shade, if planted few
feet from the fence, the roots can be
kept from the crops by deep furrow
along the inside of the fence every year
or two, and the shade will not be &C.
rious detriment-none at all from trees
on the south side of roads running east
erly and westerly. Those on the north
erly side of the road furnish very de-
sirable shade to animals in tho adioin-
ing pastures.