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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
rros u.pKnr,-sy TELEGRAPH

There was no change In the quotations OF refined
petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Ric'r, VeSss's ant z tilro as
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEE-Spot no firm but quiet Size. for Fair. No
new salo Options were active opening points lower owing
10 the tact that sky notices issued The market
also Hammered Iy Front H. bears There s very large
short Interest The market closed steady. Power son
Co anh ent sold March; Mackey bought March at $50
ana offered $780, bar in the afternoon there
rally and adv OF ientZ, besides IL
ing March bought OctODor and December; V. & Meyer
sold April and May: Nolf 4 Selg5berg bought March:
scott sod Il rc ana June There OF decl ne
OF 30 IN iiO, but largely offset II by fur
tier dynce exchange there The mareet seems 10 be
near loe OLD Dasis II the selling to-day OF long
cO7ce the took well while the Indications IOni TO
considerable COVERING he sales were 54j0 BAGS n the
largest days business The closing
was steady as fo,Ows: March. 690dG9j a, ri.
90 $3.50: Nav, 6g0aGH5; June GnO0695; July
90 07OU; August. go 200; September 7.OO07.O5;
October 7O,a1.l0; November 7O5O7l0; December
7Oja7lO. Mild grades firm. but quiet Sales 200 bags
Central American on prvat
COIrON-Spot Cotton &c. hgher but quiet. Sales 81
bales GAG last evening" including IA and 100
speculation Deliveries bales. Receipts
to-day. "a bales, against i,34o this day 3s week and
$3.50 last year.
ar.aa foiI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IOVDOy. March 3-l93u m.-ConsOls. lOl = for money
and Ion for the accoun; untrn -utcs Four per cent
Bonds 1927 Four one Han cent Bonds. 10
Atlantic Great Western Ilrsi Mort yagc Trustees Ger
tItcates. 39L; Canadian Pacific, GjS. Ere" E''t: do
second ConsOs 9u Mexican Ordinary y ~ II Paul Com
91N: Sew.York Central los =; Penn-yivania. 5Gi4
Reading 1874
500 adviccs quote Three Per Cent Rentc' At
- francs - crutlbrS Tor m account.
u m-ConsoIs u 10 Tor cy. and lGl BIG for M
account Atlantic Great Western First Mortgage Irus
ices Certificates 4Ui. Second Mortgage. o.. CauI
dian Pacific, o5N Erie -9A DO second C"n-ols. 3D.
Illinois Central. li2as NcNcsn Ordinary. q ~ - Paul
Common, 9ol4 New York Central lOJi NcwIork tsntTL
100. leading. IA
l:ru - m.-Ihr amount al bullion vithuriwn from the
Bank o. England balance today - A29.uUu.
quote iuTr' Per Cent rn"s 40 = franc1
80 for the account ant exchanges on London al
- fran,s l. centLmcs Tor OhecAs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
TILE PErROLEUMiMARKEE

When National Transit certificates started
I'D Yesterday morning the hopes OF the bulls utercd
high for little while There more activity than
for several days and gaia OF IL cent was marked al
the highest point But the prejudice against higher
values is still 80 widely prevalent that there was
plentiful supply of Oil at the advance. Tie market
he,tated around 80 cents and then went down to 7s4
cents The recovery from this point slight aud tie
net result of the day unsettled closing AT shade
lower figures than on Tuesday night The duneSs and
denressun OF oil is dIvertng the activities or all except
he regular petroleum houses to the railroad stock de-
pnrtment of tue Consolidated Exchange. such reading
Moore a Co. and others who have heretofore confined
their operations largely oil doing far
business In stocks. This trading Is growing steadily
snme members OF the stock Exchange have sold out
their seats TO enter the smaller Exchange and the
of the latter have recently enjoyed quite an advance in
nrice For the execution OF mOderateslZcd orders for
AM. oftown houses the Consolidated Boards Stock
4 Gibson nave removed to larger offices and increased
their private telegraph facilities aud May is not
likely TO witness other extensions IN the direction
The Ejaculation IN oil must assume y more decided
tnan promises 10 present for tin
N the activity OF operators and scalpers is TO
be wholly absorbed in Railroad securities The news
from the oil fields yesterday bearsh III tinge with
out being markedly significant.
The range OF prices ana the total dealings In oern
Gates at the Consolidated Exchange were rs follows;
Opening ............... 79s Lnwest........... I5+
Highest sos Final ........-..-.-. -
sales. barrels.
There was change In the quotations OF refined
petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04

- lOas1 80 Fancy. 81 IOfs4 3D. Wheat drm Ma nsa.
lls1u shipments $500 Jusb. Corn dull
No 2 mixed. 31d31i2c Oats quiet No Mixed. 33iS1i
RYE quiet; No .. Soc. Bsrley-kxtrs No Spring 634
Pork steady az $40 10. LarU quiet az 50 W hui1
steadv shoulder 50 ST. snortrib s. tSss %:
Bacon ShougderA 81 10 shofrn - l3s
short Uleir 50 So whiskey urin AND stetiv " ~ IL
Hogs stoady; Common and LighL S. 5oast%3 taoca
ButcherA ~ 0GS4 45 rvcsiuSs l.13SesAa ship
uents, 5sl bnso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
3eans. Marrow.
Do, Red Kidney
BUTTER.
nonainta fnr tln wnel, 1s - No.

Receipts for week 1893 psgs Exports ISIS pkgs The
market nued DUH and the decline quoted has
failed to open Important outlet 'Or the The arrivals
not heavy but the demand appears unusually Light
Extra Pln Creamery seeking BUYERS at about SIC only
an occasional special Or nd gong fraction higher Pennsy
IN fair supply AMI slow at 2d3 latter obtained only
Cor iavorte prands OF gege quality; auitca good many
lots from shade OF from down to simple far goods
OF rs }Oc most OF the receipts Iowa.
Minnesota etc. less defective in quality. AMI
but little milk such urged for sale at from u
10 2Gc at az c. ONE very nee goods are selling and BIC
reached only for few fancy lois, showing nearly
all mix. Held creamery not plenty. but without
qu0table change there still moderate quantity 81
dairy arriving ard sales almost entirely %
peifng character when they show all new milk aL fncy
quality 30c obtained but most lots from @Sc down
lJc Top grades derry either tubs frklns.
eld with fair Of onfd-ncc. but not much liz
qured grades from zoe dow have been find
ing outlet whenever sellers were wiling 10 meet Dnyers
views western dairy and mas but little dem 'ud
Imitation creamery weaker and du Extra fresh factory
continues in small supply and 1rm other sorts SOW Rlis
LrlI
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od or i,narv ...... 3.lG Low Nddun r.... 7ll.1G
Gnnl lr Mnlry &c Winding -....-..... . I.L6

Futures Jumped l. to points The shorts ran ike flock
NCrpOol to points Ia co-ed strong
In Manchester cloths we're IN sellers favor ORGANS
Y. AMI 4 Meyer ought Nav June and August
Tue bought freely lnman ncavy seller In the
morning Ranger May aud June freely There Il still a
lar 90 short interest aud than FOR
sine time past Tic sales the lrgcst umc,
L.. hacs of the largo shorts understood to
haye ilanghL lt nrulcnt 20 axe Lhcr nrults
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
s1a Heers 81 25sss 49, stOckers and Feeders So 600

Hogt-Recelpts 5000 smpments. 5000: Light So $50
- 70 facklng. 81 901S4 10 Heavy. - 2jGsl 81
acknowledgements 100: smDnent, 400: marxst drm and
eeuVe COMMON 70 Choice So 5OGF5 rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
POULTRY AND GAME.

Continued light receipts OF i've poultry end far demand
have caused utheT advance prices and tn marked
closes tm Fowls are selling leaci lie. chickens al 10
duC and turkeys az sale. Prime about IL &c
higher. and sCilin- much b'ttcr.
Fresh klel poultry Ia Deen In moderate supply fair de-
mand s-hty aSong sellers chl'ktnS and fowls show
ing rather strength ta1 turkeys The few lots OF
fancy 5erct. small received taken promptly at
about u 2c bot FOR prime lots OF mixed wel9hts
Iva lc taton aud OK toms are hard TO sell az
about Sc Philadelphia chickens II UOlerate supply and
eldy at Il jc choice Jersey lots ar scarce and com
m1Hd l30 &c. few iacy cs-rn acled nc but
os sell at l. 2Gl3 &c ana higher quo' alton ex-
Iu,ks OF prime quality rue firm bat poor os dag.
choice also sell well hu. rarely 10 nj among
pts OF flesh killed. CapOn- scarce and nrm. -quJs
higher.
IS in fair demand at 100 2c FOR furkoYs.
chickens. nc luck ana lO re for Gee9e.
southern Wild DUCKS N ood Geand and firm u quo
few Western and these mostly OF
uug.ity and value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MARCH a. 1880

100 shares Fourth Nauona Bank ~, =
40 shares luOvcr National Hank
of New y OK tSS
lG shares Sank Of North ll5
~ shares PhcuiN National Bank 100
100 American Fire Insurance Company 4
shares CLIQUE Fire Insurance Company
shares Continental Tire n?urJuce Company
200 shares hanover Fire lHsGurce COMPANY. rs
l25 shares %nckarbccttT Ere -
Niagara Flre IDsir iO1pay. a.
100 shares WestCTl iHiOn 6!o4ialh 'li
- shares southern a2i htcIi!c leieIr
Clinton Bg o.
- shares Minnesota lining OmDaDy 81 for lot
les shares III Dominion Land COMPANY. ~
Sl371O Atlautc Mutual Insurance Co scrip = u 1859
$500 Amcnc ire Insurance Company scrip
Sl hes9 axe and Ohio r. r. deferred Interest scrip. 30
40 Gr euwiyh IRE in company 225a
$1,000 enIdl Railroad OF New-Jersey per cent cOnyt
bonds l6
5000 Chicago and n per consld.
% sharrs Cleveland and Piitsburg r.
5000 Central Rairoad OF New jersey cent adjustment
IL
lG5 shares People GasIgit Company OF Jersey Cily?O
shares Mechanics Fiji InsuTGncc ompaoy Of BroOkvn7G
10 shares Niagara Fire Insurance Company
!" shares Merchants Exchange National Bank O3l1
l7S shGrcs Hydro Pneumatic ore Ni COnVany s. for lot
81 Oledo and WABASH r. H.. LIST mortgage per cent
tended bonds, due 1880. lilo
$4,000 81 New Ierscy cent bonds
1897. Interest JanuaTY and JCly lS2
90 shares Mercantile National 24 y l24S'
Hanover National Bank l4Sas
shares Eew York Conc RI Company. limited 81 per share
] linton Hal Assoc alton 81
lO Amen Steam Bor insurance COmpary 100
100 shar eTm ana Fe Insurance Company. %
~ Mineral A. " OF Micli" 14GAs
200 shares Wyoming Valley coal Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
forthe week ending Tuesday. March >, 1850


Receipts for weekBeans, 1854 bb's Peas 1925 bush.
Exports Beans 500 pkgS: Peas, 2532 bush The demand
mas Deen scarcely eqn TO receipts and prices have ruled
ali kinds M8IrJw cOstg IL 81 %
for choice stock latter becoming except obbing
trade. Medium and Pea sell Wy and feeling barely
Nothing dong 10 speak OF in either White kinney Turtle
soup and prices Target nominal hed Nancy show.
ing little weakness under inued dull trade California
Lima steady but quiet Green peas selling ouly jObbins
southern Black Eye show further slight improve
mpuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
Tho dniir avnrare receint. Of

The daily receipts OF mix and at tho differ
railroad distributing points aud the city Tor tho
have been follows 1890 milk %
Of condensed amt 81 of cream susquchanns.
and Northern LIZA OF milk Harlem 14O cans Of milk
ana 81 condensed milk; ontario and West Shore
l747 milk 1871 condensed mix and IS
OF cream New Haven and Hartford l09O cans Of milk
NawJersey Central 4sj Of milk and cans OF cream
and by short routes 1870 cans OF k and
of total daily supply has been IL, 10
cans milk 22l of condensed milk and l76 ans
o. las been slightly active for surpluS
mix and the average price per Of 40 quarts at the rail-
Mai form Ia Al 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
l9ied2O |
HOPS.

receipts FOR the liG9 bales Exports 735 bales
FOrcg cable have continued very unavOrable and
have shown less disposition 70 operate in the
fancy grades than for lime past Brewers doing
but little and wlh scarcely call from dealers Is
commonly dull market.
$50. choice 10 all Crop of l~S4 3
crop Of 1855, good Eastern lSSj.--... a
To prime ............ INA Pacific Coast 1885 dl0
DO. low 10 medium. 3 q I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04

CHEESE.


Receipts for the week 1886 pkgs. Fs1orts 1902 pkgs.
There are oners To sell nearly all grades OF state factory
&c. than last week. but il does not
stimulate increased trading. in fact, The mOyemeht
export account Is scarcely as good az .
OF weeks and the home ObDiDg
only The price fancy coorcd for
wholesale business is 10 fancy white Is 9c; less
money oud proba y be accented for ccn'i crab" linz
9Lc parcels Of 18th wbte ant Orcd freely
offered and there s plenty Of stock 10 be a. in OF SO
gc below the inside figure the available suppvl not large
Ohio flats have dropped iqc remain duh. Pennsyl
skins WORKING slowly at decline quoted Cable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
sUNDRIEs.

NUrs-Peanuts firm further advances hanG picked
So Gle country cleaned. 5G5c; farmers unclesncd
4d sc. Te plenty aud dull round lots quoted
Hickory nuts III 50G$2 per BUSH latter for fancy
thin sheod only.
HoNEY-Ex rSmely dull at lOal2c for white and 99llc
for extracted dun at &C.; dark
salablc.
BEFswAI-Fair supply. demand light at 23a25c for fnr
10 choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
Do. Light skins GIN 8
state Factory,

Receipts for week s4fO pkcs The market ruled steadily
BUYERS following last rcpOrt undcr In
pts and advces Of ergcr shipments in transit
week with duh market at nc for the best
goods NOnay arrivals have been very large and
plce dropped the finest Western and
by ~Outl - C ana Tie best south
about l. c. Old. r. sh domestic ned about
market; foreign nnIed closing slowly at loo
lbc.
and Penn, Southern. fresh laid 10 a 49,.
fresh 1d.Der doz - a.. linIi State.--...- 10 all
Marylud. fresh LAID 1910 Llued. Western,
Western. fresh ad l9i2G20 and Canadian. l5h9lGI
Western. fresh Lined Europe2n.. 10 Gl6
gathered fartO
pOOl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
SPIRITS OF TURPENTISE.

CHARLRsroS March 3.-TurDentinc drm at $50
SAVAySAH March = -IurDentlne nrm AZ i5c.
WILMINGTON March 3.-furDenIIne firn az s5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04

LIVERPOOL. March 3l2:30 D. m-Coton business Is good
AT hardening rates Middns upiands sd. DO Middln
Orleans, 4l3.l6d. Sales-l0OOO Bales nclnuing 2.Voo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04

earnings months. stats $lGG.5IO Inc $iJljsi
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company VIII receive
until March proposals for all part Of 100000
irst mortgage rust certificate OF Texas and 81 LOUIS
Railway Company under plan OF August %. 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
LIVE POULTRY.
DRESSED PoULTE
POTATOES ANDIEGETABLEs.

severely cold weather has r,sr ctet the movement OF
few DAYS but the general conditions Ot the
ket without matera change scotch maglums meet
demand 81 sack and choice Nova Scotia
firm the l price quoted, but state
Of fvorand under la &c supply and much urging TO
prices rule in buYcrss potatoes
dul and unchaugc'. Choice onions steady inferior
GRADES dun CahbaCcs plenty and barely
stea Y quality ana prces very Norfolk kae
light suppl aud demand Southern Spinach generally
flOsted and inferior such Is about Gslabe SOU sh
show some Improvement Rus Il turIps steal ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
REQ Dec q ~
1000 .-....4G
Rome W & ogden

~ ]. * j II
Cairo & Fuin Is;
10000 ...... IlOa4
u J. & -3u Fl . u
1000 ....lNi
: Pac OF y Mex LIST
G.OOO....... 1913 r
St Joe & g ] lst
2.rOU. 100 =
81, 900 90. 10
rnanHna.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-02
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat active and higher, The market opened ssc
advanced again, ruled steady to firm and closed leo
SIC higher than yesterday No 2 red, cash. 7412075c;
October, 74Q75c, closing at 75c, nominal November,
closing at 79lc May s7la 1880, losing at $3.50.
Corn dull but firm and ls9l lac higher than yester-
closing at 341sc bid; November 35l4c; December,
Sec; May, 407s closing at Ale. Oats very
dull but firm at yesterdays prices; No. mixed cash,
bid Rye firm; Barley dull but steady prices ranging
from 60c to 67l2c according to quality Lead more
active and frmer; refined, 4.30c chemically hard;
and firm; creamery, 22025c; dairy 1O02oc. Egg sin
good demand and firm at l9c Flaxseed easy at ST.
Bran steady at 49050c. Corn-meal easy at 80
mand and firm at unchanged prices. Provisions dull
and generally lower Pork weak at $9.87la. Lard
easy at 5.92l9c. Bulk meats weak; loose lots long
clear and short ribs $780, short clear Zoo. Boxed
lots. long clear and short ribs. 685c; short clear
717.O5c. Bacon weak long clear and short ribs,
7.37l9c. short clear 7.62lac. Ham steady at ia
Corn easy and lse lower. Oats shade lower. Re-
ceipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat $4,000 bu; corn,
10000 bu. shipments-Fiour, 5000 brls; wheat
~, 900 blu; corn, 158. 900 Blu; oats, 5000 bu rye
1000 bu; barley,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Flour dull Wheat
red, October, 82al 083c; November, S4ssSs45sc;
Decembr, S6ss089lac; January 97409Sl4c.
Corn-Spot steady with fair demand; No. mixed,
46loc; steamer No. 2 low mixed in grain depot
46lac; steamer No. mixed on track and in grain
depot, 47c; No. 2 mixed weak October, 5045 lac;
November, 46ls946ac December, 46la047c;
january. 46046lsc. oats-Spot steady de-
mand light; No. mixed in elevator,
81 l2c rejected white, Sic; No. white SO 1ec No.
2 white 34l20344c futures quiet but steady; No.
white, Ocober, 341 343ic; November IS ii 035 lac;
December 1914 036loc; January, 37037l2. Butter
firm and actve Western dairy extras good to choice,
10012c. Cheese firm with fair demand; Ohio fats
choice, II Ia 011lec; Ohio fats far to prime, 1Ola0
l1c Receipts-Flour 1000 brls: wheat 81 600
bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, 10000 bu. Shipments
Wheat 1000 bu; corn 5000 bu; oats 5000 blu.
CINCINNATI Oct Flour dull. Wheat quiet;
No. 2 red, 76l2c Receipts $500 bu; shipments,
$500 blu. Corn weaker; No. 2 mixed iOc. Oats
dull No 2 mixed. 27l2c. Rye frmer; No. q SAC.
Pork dull at $9.S7la. Lard weak at 6 05c. Bulk
meats and bacon easy, tending lower Whisky active,
firm and higher; sales, $50 brls finished goods on
basis Of 81 Is. Butter firm Sugar quiet. Eggs
quiet at 15O1519c. Cheese strong.
BALTIMORE Oct 1.-Wheat-Western higher
and active, closing firm; No. winter
red spot and October, S20S34c; No
vember s4l40S4lac; December. S6ls0 5000;
January, 880SS3ec; May 93l4094l2c. Corn
Western steady and dull; Western mixed spot, Al
044lac; November, 44D4414c; November De-
cember. new, old, 40 0457sc Oats steady; West
white, 35037c; Western mixed, 32033c. Pro-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-02
LEATHER. HIDES AND TALLow. .

LEAyHER-Oak sole. S3037c hernlook SOLE 260
32c harness. 30135c, skirting, 57038cI black
city KIP. sSoSs6; French Kip sSsS$i3o; City
calf skins, 65c0Sl. 10; French calf skins. $1.150
1.80.
0Saac green sailed calf, 10c; dry flint, 12c; dry
sailed 1Oc. Damaged onethrd off the above prices.
SHEEP SKINS 30065c.
TALLow-Prime, 303l2c.
GREAsE-Brown 2S4ci yellow, 2sic; white 3i2c.
PROVISIONS.
JoBBINa PRIcRs-Smoked Meats-Sugar-cured
hams 15fbs average, 121201 3c; 171s TBS average,
lbs average IL 12c cottage hams, 7s lac; Cali
fornia hams 8l408stc; English-cured breakfast ba-
con. 1oi2c English shoulders, Sl4c; dried beef -
1l7l9e Bacon, clear sides, light or medium weight.
medium weight. 8lsc. Dry-salted and Picked
observation-disclosures clear sides lunsmoked), sl4c;
ss'f 5r or zoo Sss les bs9 clear r
TBS. $1,000. Lard-Pure leaf kettle rendered
chilled Sc; in u brls and Sob tubs 3sc advance on
loom cases lee advance: 20fb cans in 8Otb cases.
lac advance; 1Ofb in 6Ofb cases, Lac advance;
5tb cans In Cob cases, 6sc advance; BIB cans in 60 ID
Wholesale PRIoEs-Prime lard, 1900; short ribs,
e; sweetpickled shoulders none in market; hams,
PRODUCE.
OVERWHELMINGLY fancy 81 024c; choice country,
1922 common, case.
BEEswAx-Dark, 18c; yellow, zoe.
EGGS-Shippers paying 16O17c, loss Off selling
from store at 1S1 Ice,
FEATHERs-Prime geese, 45c o. ID; mixed duck, 20
O25c ~ Id.
PoUITRy-Hens, $3.50; young chickens, shippers
paying Sc ~ ; ROSTERS ducks &c per tb geese,
50 " dog for full feathered, 400 for young or
picked; hen turkeys. Sc " ID, toms, 7c - lis.
WooLcMedium, 23024c; one-fourth blood, zig
23c; braid, I8021c; bury, Cotswold and black SO
Zoe less. We quote prices farmers lots on large
lots slightly higher prices are paid.
SEEDS
Prime clover, $3. 7504. rs ~ bu; prime timothy
$2.1o02.25 ~ bu; extra clean blue grass, 75c0$1
~ bu red top 75c0$1 ~ bu: orchard grass, 81. 500
1.75 ~ bu; German mlet, 81 ~ bu; common millet.
Use z bu; faxseed, selected 81 100 LAO " bu; seed
rye, 75c $P blu.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-02
$6,261.67
Dwarf Apple Trees.

American Cultivator.
The ill-success which many have had with
dwarf pear trees on account of their liability to
blight has made all dwar1ng less popular, though
with apples there is no danger from this disease.
The stock for dwarf apple trees is the Paradise.
distinct variety which grows only three or four
feet high, and is usually propagated by layers
This makes it more expensive than stocks from
seed, and disinelines nurserymen from urging
the sale Of dwarf apples. Yet In many, probably
in most cases. apples are better cultiva ted as
dwarf than as standards. The dwarf trees,
six or seven feet high at their largest, are
mass of bloom in spring. and every year develop
a profusion of finer fruit than can be grown on
standards They are especially desirable for
small yards gardens, where not much room
can be spared. but where some apples are
wanted every year for homo USE Since stand
ard orchards have become so uncertain in bear
ing. dwarf apples will often do much better than
standards usually managed. They can be
readily planted ten feet apart each way, allowing
more than four hundred per acre, and if the soil
ls well MANFRED, as it should be, crop of ber-
ries, or other crops requiring cultivation may
be better grown between the rows than in
young orchard of standard trees planted further
apart. The dwarf apple comes quickly into
bearing, varying somewhat with the variety to
which 1t is grated. The Red Astrachan is one
of the earliest bearers, and Paradise stock it
may produce few fine specimens the third year
after grating.