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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-17
VS.. Brains"

..,..,. voynju1 NelrS: Please allow
chance. In Thursdays paper
Dvor,ck, holds up a perfectly useless
and one which the world could nap
~, mare. if it could at the same Tune
- all traces of their existence, LOT
,,tation of all. "YOrlck" CLAIMS
|lle - comprlse the only element or our
tnat w mo are conyersant with parlla-
|cIH-..',ry law. as men always in the van
nelrI and possessing superior euuca-
ku@' us,,nerior brains, and superior ablll-
Nv. ~ In Inc Interpretation OF our laws
IT, ,baml phew! This in community
.1ras-ed by about thirty lawyers SIX OF
Lhon have perhaps oeeh successlul'
W. W. ,vqonty-four of them are to-day inca
WIZ ~ wiring any legal document with
Iao' t,o assistance of printed blank; and
oue iitely ten of these skilled parlIamen-
'eII-!.r. 81 can tell the difference between
l1' %a,nendment and a substitute. Their
80 education consists in the science
81 King the fees either large or small
a. The client can stand 1t.
,yoriok0 saws workiugmen cannot in
,,rrrat the laws already promulgated. 10
s,g nothing of framing new ones. Cor
gsct-so far as the acts put in force by
for money-making purposes are
Xconcarnpd. Ana l Jnank GOu tudl we
roor ignorant. brawny men cannot place
ancn construction upon the laws as our
4 I'ral advisers, For instance: When two
q rarnvNgelghts of brain enter grocery
ltore with several ounces of knife blade,
4 ond laws out'' fellow beng, our coarse
INTERPRETATION of the Mosaic law would
destroy the TWO pennywelghts; when
&fN hounds OF Drawn "goes down.
in cod blood before a pistol ball, our
snrtutored minds think ''hcmp should De
stretched:7 when gentlemanly clerk
d,as at the hands of worthless SOt with
ont the slightest provocauon, our ignorant
IDEAS take the shape Of a lamp post with
shot rope attached: when the blood OF
man murdered from behind calls out tor
vengeance from the paving stones of West
Broad street our gross conception
ia that something should be done.
But mol Superior education, supe-
I nor brains, superior ability, all show poor
Drawn its error, and bid it get upon its
knees and thank those great conserva-
+ rs OF the public veal for teaching it a
digersnt construction of our perfectly
framed code, and acknowledge the dire
necessity Drawn has for these intelligent
manipulators. Such services should De
lmly requted; but the fuilness of the debt
winch the world owes for them can never
be fully liquidated in this world. Happy
Drawn, in your ob1usenessl "Alas. poor
'Yorick,'" in your super GRITTY.
Drawn.
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--'.f A1rnjHg Ne2c5: Mercy on me,
t.. l. connection / have excited did
"a, -' Jay ID y band gently upon the name OF
L.'. ,''1 OIL .ahor- and 10! the lordly animal
'''s' win anger, his eyes iash and he
H..;' aH through a column Of the NEWS
n. '-- cnoes are awakened lhroughall
~ -,elal'o1s 81 toll. am at q loss
r,a Wherein | have offended or
I ..--,.'a tle occasion OF such an in
H. demonstration. Surely not
M, E''-aatured and wellintentioned
n. ~ '.lle or july -. / have read and
M, "a It, and cannot discover whv so
aco, '1-e' s little effort should have excited
ioyi W. ~ the nest. There Is a sensi-
h.qt,,'' mat betrays an extremity Of bad
VI a repuguance to discuss the
ia ~. calmly and dispassiOnately The
Ia -'lieS in your Issue Of July rs dis
la IttJ that lawyers never would
ur-,.l l am still unreconstructed and
nv t-"hl' have been replied 90, but
Bean d. ered. Not a single reason has
fsissa' ,uctd TO Justify prescription ex-
ba4s,--- against class OF citizens merely
Nd, y, eRey are members Of the bar.
Can ''34 one. I'VE allure them be-
Nan .uey arrogate all the ofices.v Not
VA my good friend! IL ia the people.
vince ,,'.. mem with Office and thereby
ltgrtg 'uelr confidence in the ability, in
iid f,.. ana good faith Of the lawyers.
4 NJ ~ S.ss.y SO; for how many (consider.
's@e number holding ohicel how
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-17
ROMANCE OF MARRIED LIFE.
Travelling in Male Attire-Hus-
bands and Wife's Stories.
F.om a. W. York Hernkd.


SYRACUSE, July 13.-The attention of
Officer Herman was attracted this morn
ing to two men who had short time pre-
viously arrived here by the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western train. Watch
ing their movements for time he event
uaIly arrested them aud conveyed them
to police headquarters for examination
Here the suspicion that he had formed
that one of the two was a woman dressed IN
male attire was confirmed, the suspected
party confessing to her sex, but denOunc-
ing her arrest as an outrage. The parties
were subsequently taken before Justice
Mulholand. the woman on charge Of
wearing mans clothes in violation OF
city ordinance. To the Justice she said
that her name was Minnie Avery, % years
old, and that she was the wife o. her COM
panion. She further stated that she was
born in Tunkhann0ck, Pa, where her
mother lived, and that she was Dress
maker by occupation. The man stated
to the Justice that his name was W. L,
Avery, that his home was at Boulder,
Col. and that he had been the husband of
the woman for two years.
why do you allow your wife to 90
around in such a cOstume" asked the
judge.
Wei, you see, judge" he replied, "my
wife IS crazy, ana every now ana lnen
have to humor her. knox 1t amt right.
but you see humOr her to the death"
The man further stated that they had
been visiting relatives at OyertOn, Che
mango county, and were on their way to
Fort Lyon, where he had obtained work.
Both were locked IN pending further ex-
animation, and reply from the woman's
reputed mother at TunkhannOck. In the
woman's clothing was found six bar
relied revolver.
The police believe that the pair are an
clipping couple, and that the woman dis
guised herself the better TO escape detec-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-17
BY j. Mclaughlin & Son,
Furniture. Bookcases, Books, Etc,
BY J. Mclaughlin & Son,

On TUESDAY, 10Th inst, AZ II O'Clock, on
Jones street, southwest corner DraYton.
Two handsome Bookcases, Sofa, Chairs,
Tables, Carpets, Persian and other Rugs.
Marble top Tables, Fancy Chairs, Hatrack.
stair Carpet, Brussels Carpets, OIL Paintings,
Bureaus, Wardrobe, Parlor Suite, Bedroom
Suites, Shades Bidet, Easy Chairs, Eight Day
Clock, number of small Chairs for school
children, Dining Table, China, fine Glass
ware, Castor.
200 volumes Standard, Classic and other
Book7, with Encyclopedia, etc. etc.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent a Word.

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is Words or
more, in this colafan { the best in the pdper)
inserted for ONE CENT WORD, CASA
ia Adcdnce, each insertion.
kcerpboGy toho has any ,odnt to supply,
anything 10 bug or TO sell, any business or
accommodations to secure, indeed, any totsh
todrdufy, Should advertise in THIS column.
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Tnuttn.

MOUND, q calf astray on my premises, on
L Waters road. owner can have same by
applvmg at my residence, next to Concordla
Park. and proving property. JOHN ".
GLATIGNN.
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LIthorraphInQ md Eneravinp.

Bonds, Certificates Of stock, Maps,
Plans, Diplomas, Checks, Drafts, Letter
and Note Heads, Bill Heads, W edding In
vitatIons, Cards, ETC., autographed and
engraved st Morning News Printing
III ouse. 3 Whitaker street, Savannah.
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NnarNimn.

TWO YOUNG MEN can obtain board. Will
L nicely furnished room, IN private family
near Central railroad. Y. News Office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-17

Purs and Powder Boxes in many styles
and prices. Broughton street Pharmacy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-17
GIVEN AWAY

AsTuE BALANCE OF OUR SPRING AND
SUMMER STOCK or CLOTHING, HATS
AND FURNISHING GOODS MUST 60, WE
WILL FOR rnE NEXT THIRTY DAYS GIVE
TO EACH PURCuAsTR OF GOODS FOR
CASH TO TuE VALUE or TWELVE Dol
LARS (Sl2( AT ONE PURCHASE, A
WATERBURY, WATCH.
WE HAVE LEFT SUITS FOR MEN,
YOUTHS, BONs AND CHILDREN, STRAW
HATS, UNDERWEAR, NECKwEAR, ETC,
ALL or wHlCu WE ARE OFFERING AT
PRICES WHICH DEFY COMPETITION.
NOW "a YOUR TIME no GET CLOTHING
At THE VERY LOWEST PRICES, AND Al
THE SAME TIME GET THE WATCH.
COME AT ONCE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-17

nor RENT. small house 2l2 BRYAN street.
u Inquire ut 80 BrOuphtou street
no RENT. the Kelly warehouse corner
It Tuby and West Broad streets; insure
hrs class. Apply TO join tLANNERY 4
co.
TOR RENT about twenty acres OF land
Il partly within the eXtCudcl CITY limits
extending from the Waters' road To south
vile. with entrance from that ROAD and also
10y way Of the White Bluff road. There n o
SID all dwelling hOuse aud large stable and
well OF good water on the premisee Several
acres adjoining the house is fenced and under
cultivation, and fine hot Of fruit trees plant
cd. The place ia conveniently located for
SNAIL farming or dairy There Ia q good
range for cattle, which can be fenced ut
small cost. For particulars apply TO &. H.
DORSRrT
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2sliorPilanrnno,

THE REAL ESTATE ACCOMMODATION
/ COMPANY This company ia now work
Jog its capital. but ia charter requires the
stock TO be steadily increased 10 2,OeO shares
payable by installmepts Of 81 weekly, OF ~
monthly, until SlOl per share are paid In. Tho
charter. ~ meDded, IL very broad. The com
pAuy can buy and sell real estate, lend money
on yeIHyor !. rsonakiv, aut invest money for
other paTties Tor a commission. The enter
prise is now an assured success, but 70 make
it more useful and profitable the stock should
be worked up "a rapidly "a poss Die. Cal
upon the undersIgBAd, at 49, Bay street, AMI
subscribe. or drop him postal cara ana he
Will call upon you JOHN ). HAINES, sec
rotary and Treasurer.
HAUFMANN'5 RESTAURANT lold place..
N DrAyLOn ADD Congress streets. Soft he'll
crabs New ! OrS steats, sew 1nrk Mutton
Chop, Boston veal Outlets, Hamburg STEAK
TUsT COMPLETED and FOR rent. two new
y brick houses, eight rooms, bath room and
All m N era improvements, ana in the hcaithi-
est part Of he city. Apply cCrner ilaOersnam
and Gordon.
DERsONAL.-DO Don't be decpIved inc Ola
/ reliable private Paw nbrOker House, 1877
C0nrres. street, has no branch Office either on
Br.u2hton or any other street, ana you need
money and want liberal loan and far and
honest dealing or n You have MD gold or lver
flr sale, cali 80 headquarters. ". MUHb-
BERG, Manager.
ArFMANN's REST URANT lold place.,
N DraytOn and CONGRESS streets. SOft shell
crabs. Sew York steaks. NeW ORR Mutton
Chops, Boston veal Outlets, Hamburg steak.
XXrANTED, customers. by Pawnbroker Just
w opening at No. flS Broughtou street, op-
posite Altmayer's building; will make literal
advances on anything 81 value.
w ANTED, the public 30 know that FLEM-
w ING, the hOemaker, hae removed to
No. Bal street. opposite she Pul'NEi House.
c,TIT,L We continue orr bargains, and ask
- you 10 call and see our i'm menae variety ~
House Furnishing Goods, stoves, window
shades. Ice Cream Churns, Refrlgerators,
etc. sold without reserve. NATHAN BROB.,
1876 Congrees street.
(tREAT BARGAINS ~ FEtDLINGER n
NJ RA8UN'S in slightly soled trunks and
bags ~ cost.
CAV DUST AND sHAVGNGS
FREE.
VALE ROYAL MANUFACTURING co.
TTORsE and steam Power CANE MILLS
1 and EVAPORATORs, best and che pest
LOMBARD IRON WORKS. Augusta "a.
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atlinrtIIamrp,to Ellanio.

WANTED, rooms. with or without board,
w bath privileges, near Broughton anu
Barnard. T., News Office
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FIR E g..


TTORsE and steam Power CANE MILLS
III and EVAPORATORs, beat and che tpest.
LOMBARD IRON WORKS. Augusta. ga
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For snlr.

DOUEGEOIS TYPE. complete font. abou
- $50 pounds, including case Of itTilc, 10
sale cheap at Savannah Morning News Jol
ONCE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-17

CAV DUST AND SHAVINGS
L
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-17

lust COMPLETED and FOR rent, two new
y brick bOuses eight rooms, bath room and
all m IA era Improvements, ana In the hcalthi-
est part Of Tho city. Apply corner iiabersham
and Gordon.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-08
EAgTED-sI7EATTOHs.

WANTED SITUATION AT ANY KIND OF
" honorable employment us aNOlng man who
"a DGt feconty came 70 The city. Address Z. ".
b. care TELEGRAM Herald. p
NANTED-A POSITION A FIREMAN. HAD
~ eight yesre experience aud the lc-f o. refer
euces Acdress j. Brlrer. p CaledCn a-st. 10
WANTED ONE OF THE FINE-T BOOK
~ keepers in the state viii be open for al en-
gsgement Nov 18th 10 years with one house. de-
-ires charge, references uneNcepti0nai city OF
country. address B. X. care " J. Long & Co
Il PeGri-St. n
WANTED POSITION - CLERK ~ A STORE
" or ortce or 2. bOOkkceper speaks French
German, hol.aEdsi. aud English. Address J. T..
+. o. Box s. Holland Mlch. 5itf
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-08
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

"A -tssff..s al.ssts a. tits colal1n an3er
e'At&sef At-1. eKeept aated >itIs-
-i.-its l' ls< aged fer ~ ght auifSrtk
fatS a. .tae taeis .s~49a. Ala Asz sSy eoie IN
SIS ..atk.
Persons - s1ttux >tfa4ttoass ssSufs
e4Dt~o ratslr ~ apply A. ~ to~ esstcS-
ths aausl ef ~ lia.ee a. a. - sFt l< EaassiI
c44 "a te11a - a. Aaik-s the Eu11 Ter 80
- efts ~ sesen Ans part II . lins counted
- one fLti ttasw
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-08


s.- So.
~ l..-. f..s.
as- as
W es -.
..rs 3. sia4l4s .a.a. -.
s1s 80. -s.t-e-4 e-.s.es
a ~. ~. ,.... ...r ,-
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Telegram-herald., 1886-12-08
WANTED-SHO wcAsEs

AZ yANrED-PERsON6 WAN TING SHOWCASES.
" leWelry cases OF silverWere cases OF different
lengths heiyhths, or sizes, eau have them made
10 order on short notice. stock Of regular sizes
constantly on hand, win be sold a. reduced prices
at j. v. Crste-'s 80 Csnal-st. n
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-08
lHIsCELL4NEOUS.

1 GOOD BJ sINE-S MAN Will. FIND IT TO
4 his advantage Dy calling on c. Lev son, room
j. Ro0d's block a
w ANTED- EVERY BODY WHO HAS A WANT
W 70 crafty 10 try the want ads of the Tele-
gram Herald.
INANTEU -IMMEDI -TELl. p GOOD HOUSES
" 70 rent we guarantee TO rent them. ". J.
long & Co, II Pearl 81 1gff
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-08
a -aa.aI-AENr Eo-r0a.

l-s rasi4ss -i -hs Louisville Courier
jetraol agai-s. Pre-. denl CLEVELAND
afs So absolutely r.liculous aud sbaufd
lba 10 IS liecul. 70 .r--l chem eIn re-
speet. The 4sEAN ArnAID IS not -
wo-smpp-s ol Nj. CLEFsLAND. bnt the
z.Obsr-h hiSsT W>rrzHso s. Aeap.us
upon t!a IS both auIas. ari iiioDc II
does 10. take mucA lusigAt ,o discover
rhs Pscksuillsm thar irras beA1d ,hs
vrslcaed dave. - .4at Bourbon os4o.-.
Should Ar Cl-esLA>0 t5l.Oa -Ls ,l-
pertinent adyics ,Ae .ot risr-)oarul p
odsrs Lim, Ais cueocss ios relonlns.lou
and reelection w0uli decrease exceed
Iurly faaf
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-08


lt ia.a-op Is CO.. of Boston. are ssll.a-
copies .. "llny Christmas. pretty little
story % any chilt who viil send o two
cent stamp ior mailing.
John Wanuamaser.th Philadelphia mer-
chant. has sent Ol. TWO very pretty ealen
dsrs TOR the new year-ons DicSel- fle
other q lenuyson.
White. stokes & Allen have published
very handsome Holiday book containing
Clement g. Moore we'll known poem
Twas the Night Before Christms7 The
book x ii.l.rrsoei .u Virginia Ger-on weil
known .-r.e arI IS en-i.ei "a ll-.t From
-aaa f.a1. TIE iF.e et. lr.,.. re-
.e.Fss f.ro'.-h ,eo. "a. dal. . 80. ~ fl.s
.fF DT naoal if Isl .or sale
hr a.-t e aaass re
'a.s seem n many .4T fae Laos ol
.lre -.rs fiusy rt
e- Ha.r. stokes c Alien %. >r
b lnrs
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-08


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ron RENT-eO0Hs

NAN4hD TWO OK THREE NELL-FUR-
~ u',rtl rl,ls nl.h b-arl f.r Iw0 r rooms
f.f Asll house Keeping Due ploes. q. NJ 0s
i.-is on -.
1 -tLEADlp OIPOKI NlIl To sI,JKl a
4 ne" slli oi seven rooms for housekeeping. il
good repair with ulse large front nDon.
'-ianle for flIes,lnakiue ete VIII rent
these together ur sepalately Good siOue
cellar closets. hafd and s0r water etc nae
location and rent cheap az % North Diyisiou-sf
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-08

othcn laily ekc8p. S4rcsr
pft-, rn-at a. afc FROM lisiroti
ia iDf carr rll al Las fsi,r.... sr,r t,t.u1 -.
los - f'iess 10 alo frou. Ii.. .f.if
- -.l-ss- c'',ini tiions made al Detroit win a.
-. -, ~ As-ns hssi over n q. h 4 Canals
Sh-s ~ hrhEis General Agt 81 M0nrosE
. r htNAlsf Iictfi Af1 Onion IAs.,i
o. y kueeIks . y at ChiesQo
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-08
FOR SALE-BTSCELL NEOUS.

CpR SALE-A PLACE TO Eat. OWNER rs
] doing good business but don't like The con
lnemcnt FMl perrcI'ars given by calling on
l. s. frovin. Lovetts Block. opp. sweet Hotel.
yI~FkTWFk STRIPS At pppfrI Ar ppTrFS-
" frosn tiss date we lril t-im common .ioorl
mr per loo feet send postal os leave orie-s At
Tie oes, % Ho,kmeu employed Z. Bll-
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- aoa 81 ient 20 i1e u .c-issn university. B. in
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f.rF 4,ff- ..v>t.,. ai. .rffe 4,,,,,s,>n
! Ilfe ur.fer ana iav q voa io -lni ~ cire1-
a-o. sr r aud Cxuin Is. uy Office No g7
Ieltari Block So Oraua. ciy. H r. Walfh.
f,tr. -aIr .Ir.tr-o~I. r.ttf -r.k-t efr
sng.e oauiag, feo wIndn..ls sad res' es,atc
N''r I' sii i- ifo7 o. -.teti Block.
T0E -AI HNt frARIAND COAL ~TDtE T.
I Ns.ea afuf-. uear.y nea b good bargain. In-
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Telegram-herald., 1886-12-08
COR RENT ONE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
L Inquire - v est FultOn-st p
NOR RENT-NING IN ELFGANT SHAPE.
u 10. Ml-h no cnldr.n. ID tolrLh-... u

CORRENT CHEAP-rARLOR. BEDROOM and
L kitchen, suitable for light housekeeping
Rooms OH isst fOoI snd only TWO blocks from
l,o>ioiiice. Please call before = a. No. at noon or
ftfk. Il
EpR RENT SEW HOUSE EIGHT ROOMS.
i ely ape ei Inquire n PREMISE, II Hol-
tfQ,S-st. ~ ~ {. C. lOlimer, H0usemGn BIZ. II
TOR RENT-OEE STOnF TO RENT. CORNFR
! West Fulton and C0uft-st, aiited or grocery.
good location. john I Strlnan. II
EOH EkNT-FRONI ROOM on GROUND
i lOor with FIST class board uitabie Tor three
gentlemen Apply al Hatch place. cor. Division
dud l.you- sfs n
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-08

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-04

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at tn,
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3-Flour dull. Receipts.
14,624 brls; exports, 437S brls %, $50 sacks
Sales, 1850 brls.
Wheat-Receipts 8. 800 bu; exports, 123, $50
bu. Spot lots lower. with an increased export
business. Options opened heavy, and soon de.
elined Il a 13c leaving off steady at a shade
above the bottom rates. Sales. 2, 96S. 600 bu fu-
lures. 90. 600 bu spot; No. 2 spring. 9l3c; No. l
hard, 81 OH; ungraded red. S30941e; No. Cred,
995c afioat; No. / white 941c; No. red, Febru-
airy. 49, 090c, closing at sole; March, 9O09isc.
closing at 90ac; April OH 9244e, closing at 919c:
May. 92s 094c, closing at 92sc; June. 93a 094ac.
closing at 93sc; August, 95c; December, 81 00s q
LOCI.
Corn-Spot lots firm; fair outside business re-
ported; options lower and dull. closing heavy;
receipts. 3d. 042 bu exports a. $40 bu sales, 540-
GOO bn futures 229 600 bu spot ungraded 470
49c; NO. 3. ~ 4s4c steamer. AZ casio elevator,
4Saw 49sc ahoat. 47s @47sc February: No. g SOC
elevator, 81 &c afioat; No 2 white 5l4c: yellow.
60ac; No. 2. February, 49l % Doe. closing at 49sc;
March, 4ss 49c. closing At 4sac: April 49, 48ac,
closing at 4Ssc; May. 48 a. 84c. closing at 4Sac.
Oats steady; receipts. 81 $50 bu; exports 1. ITO
bn; mixed Western. 37039c; white Western, 40 a
43ac.
Hay steady and in fair demand.
Hops qniet.
Ccffee-Options active; sales. 4,250 bags:
April and May, 660c; July, 6 Zoe; December,
6.s5c; February. 655 06. Zoe; March. so G. 8Oc:
June, 6.6006 Zoe; August. 6.700675c. Sugar
duh; of A; 5lS5lc; standard A. 61-l6c;
granulated, 7-l6a6ac. cubes, &c. Molasses
dull; Doc test, 23c Rice steady and In fair de-
mand.
Taflow weak and dull at 4ic. Turpentine dull
at 40ac.
Eggs higher and firm; receipts, 1,417 packages;
Western. 224 q BE.
Pork firm and rather quiet; mess. $40 62a q
nl2lc. Gu. meats frmj picked bellies, a 5ac;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-04

Farmers Review.
In the annual report Of the New York agri-
cultural experiment station for 1884 is record of
experiments in growing corn and cane for forage
crops, some figures of which will be of interest
The comparisons which we select are between the
following varieties Of corn: Waushaum flint,
sofa Dent, in both hills and drills. and
the Early Amber cane Both were planted
on the same day on plats similar in
character and receiving the same fertilization
the corn then being in full growth. but the cane
not having reached its full development TAX
ing six plats of corn and three of sorghum the
results in weight of green forage were as fol-
lows: Average yield of corn Der acre, IL Oh tons;
highest yield. 16 80 tons; lowest yield 1885 tons.
Average yield of sorghum per acre. 1916 tons;
greatest. % 81 tons; smallest. 1908 tons. 1t
will be seen that the amount of green forage
from sorghum per acre was considerably in
cess Of that from corn, and that nOtwithstand-
ing the sorghum, stated had not made its full
growth. Had the comparison been made with
some Of our large varieties Of Western corn the
difference would not have been so great But
then, again, the Early Orange and other varieties
of cane give a heavier growth per acre than the
Early Amber. and would probably give pro-
portionately heavier crop Of green forage
than our largo Western varieties of corn. Those
who have fed green sorghum TO stock, we think,
very generally regard it superior to green corn
for feeding purposes, and since it gives a heavier
crop III IONS the luleTeHco Wouiu Dc Lnab IL Is q
better forage crop than corn. But there
is this to be taken into account: 1t
is more difficult to get q good stand of
sorghum than Of corn. 1t comes up puny and
spindling. and its early growth is slow, requr-
ing more care and labor to keep the weeds down.
Whereas, corn comes up strong, makes
rapid growth, and. when grown as forage crop
in drills is soon past the point where cultiva-
ton or other care is needed. The difference in
the cost of growing the crop will perhaps equal
ize the advantage which sorghum might seem to
possess over corn as a forage CROP