Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 25, 1873, Page 5

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1873 HORTICULTURE. Society, {0 consult in regard to ¢ nal intereste, mi 3r. Douglasy offered tho following, which wes passed : 4 rosources, as the woods in thoss localities are comparatively untouched. The follgwing table shows the . COMPALATIVE PRODUCTION of iron in the United States for the years 1850 enough ha set been dono o warrant a quotation. The Western traina weze considerably bebind timo yosters day, in some cases stock trains being snow-bound, but to-day we have had no arrivals of any consequence, Thera i3 anficient here, however, to mect the light do- ship of the association accompanied by n resola- tion that all friends of prison reform be invited to becomo members, and thus aid in carrying on 8 noble cause, erv, 5Yc close. clear rib, 63/c ; clear, % lflur rib, ’I,;g;yc-}enr, 8¢, Lard er ; kettle, up conntry, Tc; prime steama, 7 %fl’ February ; 73gc seller H 2:@6ic. Bacon firm ; should: active acd 3-5c, 1, with T3¢ Hd of t : P ticul- TAXING NURSERIZS, oy . . orthern Illinois Horticu! WirEmeAS, Tho last Tegialature pased sn s3tfo. ta 7 e resolution was adopted with applauss. | mand, and thero 15 a marked imp £ in th ; N S e e lat Legilaturo posscd e witlo fax Where the Ores of Lake |adisso: e . !tm? bo proper to. atete hat all poreons in- | many o ORerings. e Xoms ok Bt il tho (295 FIm it S.0GL10; mostly MOGLY. Re tural Society. any othier product of the soil; an Superior Are Smelted. Sidin - Tons of pig iron. | terested may become members by sending £10 to | ers attended to~lay as uusl, but Brighton b searcely | Gues iy - riininates unjustly agatast mias - ot L T, - 1m0, 1mw. 1e. | Lhe President, ex-Governor Beymour, at Utics, 3 Iepresentative hero. In view of the nfavorstls 13@14c; fairto a.?:“:f’:;}? %'ifi’é?zc“’" R s ereio: < . k . LY. 4 mowing continuously all doy, ; tears, 4@ 6c, s 5 AN 4 i Bolders are firm In their prices, but New Y Ve DETROIT. = .- tine. Liw ought to ba repesied ; sad. f;n}l:v{;ilofigényn‘:\nltj&? o MrA' !:51:; of vesolutions was submitiod By | wiinot pay the prices scked. - S0 far tho pirehiscs B . 24 Bazperorss—Wheat active snd - Seventh Annuzl Meeiing. agplisnces to bring about that resuit; nnd thst s copy | & : . e v kor, of Michigan, b f | Bave been principally consigned to Rtiode Inland and | to mmehengel, o, aec: 1 ¥1-76@1LT7. Comn quiet TS ; S oF s veoimion B cinted 5t memmbers of 1y | SOME Account of the Production 08 | o tho sommonen o pusiness rolating first | Gonnecticat dealers, but the irade bas been very slow. | *RECINE. OFh e e gislature for immediate action ther 5 . ¥ ), ] 1C rance with crime ; n the sf Ins over-due to ve to-mol rices 33 BAT i Fruit- | - - ELzotios of oprictns. of Pig lron. 3560 | second, to lessing or contracting cousist Inber may 6l bue Tiling o i, there s nomore herathan | Byrpaco, Jan, 25— BUEEALO: xS wtable - Gardening === Frut by % 29018 | and advocating the control of guch labor of pri be wanted to supply the demanda of the trade, ‘ratket firm STUFTE—Flour and grala Yege \ling Fruit The following officors were elected : B 5% | oners Ly State authoritien; thind, reccommond-. |, MILoR ‘Cows—Only 10 iead have boen rectived, and e frmand steong heat—"Sales 2,000 bu No. 3 Growing-—Selling Frui President—S. G. Winkler, of Rendsll Connty, iy B : T | ot slabuint of todni s 7 | these have beeh sold st from £45.00 to £60.00. 5,300 bu No. 2 at 620, o5 fracks Se e, Corn—Sales o - by Weight. Sovace] pendenta=Tobt, Tougless of Leks Connty: | The Furnaces of Lake - Superior 10303 | cities for tho Drotection of paor and tendi S A TSy i 5 st e | S0 AR S ks ot covator,Out i 3 % Stevenson Count} ; and Captain Edward H. Dectoe, of and Their Products---A 2,000 | persons chargod with mingr offences ; fourth, | weck's rates. The only sale roported is ‘17 Canada 3 NBW ORLEAX: i . Eape County, _ P £ Or 290 | urging * prompt. and porsistent efforts for tho | sheep and limbe, av 103 tbe, at 7c, sty OmLmio, Las, Jmm. 2 —Dnzenerorrs_Flous E v T Th Corresponding Secretnry—D, W, Seatt, omparison of Ores. oloog | improvement of prisoners, especially as to char- Oas—Market dull; receipts, 228 car loads, nearly | 2EATE0 (3 Brm s doubley 735 ; tzable, 35.0099.00; « Entomology---3-lection of OMcers-=-The | Sceretartes—Robert Little nnd H, H, AcAfes. 4 13838 | actor of managors and thelr managetent, a1l of which wes through stock. family, fi'&mo‘”‘ Tn dull and lower at BSes Outs . 5 sversity---Reorgani- Treasurer—L. Woodword, B o s . <~} The resolutions were discussed and .adopted, | ciionsEs—Market active and eupriv good. Oneblack | *FRNI T g 1o o s erag, Tz *" Inistrial University-- B EXPERINENTAL STATIONS, g 2 Bo1474 tho oxception of the last, which was_under | garnays FAre oA sold for $160.00: 1 bay worker, | HieN SOt 810 IORRe Rt el e 003 shote ‘ation of the State Hortls Mr, MeAfoo offered the following, which, THIRD ARTICLE: . ia the | discussion ‘at the adjournment of the ovening | £20.00, The vombecs Jorroy, S50005 1 roaduter, | 4505 ¥ Ien, SR hika, zatio i after s debata in rogard to ita merits, way passed. it praaeoes the | session. - : ol afsblen 1n viow of 1Bo incmuaus o the hetes {huda | FEOVISION®—Pork—New fm at $1400. Dy ealtat cultural Speiety. 2 Jiesoload, That tho Northern Tlinois Horticultural . year before the War. .The present rate of -pro- G here. ¢ | meats flrm at 4%c, 7ic, and 7250, Bacon quiet.Tie, 5 Saclety, belloving that the intorest of sgricaituro mud WIERE TIE OuES do. duction will bo soen bolor. The table is furcher LANSING DR fop e, Laddaarand S 4 . . horticulture deserve overy assistance mnd encorrage v g i {ve a8, sliging® tiat:: ‘T thise N el Foreign Markets. st X@Bie; keg, B3c. : x - 2 P ment from the gammh\gpuwu, and recognizing the | TObe utilized, ores must coms .into contact | instructive -as sl mungl 3 , in thoso States % Tt T v OCERIZE~Sugar in falr demand; inferor, 5@ From Our-Own Correspondent, | immenso vulue to general ecience, us well us tha valu- | with fuel ot availablo points, If the fuelwill [ Whors charcoal s employedin emelting, thero | Reports from the Lake Shore Peach | Whestowintes o Tag s by T Llu% 207 68302, | 6o ; common, GX@Te; fair to fally fair, T3@dc; b 128 3. FrerrorT, I, Jen, 23, 16873, ablo aerlstance rendered to the productive interests, % ‘was, in ten years, no increass, and, in many in- ads 'y + spring, -Ms 6dgl3s | pr , Y @9kc. sses in gond demand ;| come 'mm;m 4304 of tho investipations of the Furopean xperiment not come to the ores, the ores must go , to the stances, a falling off; but that the greatin- Beglan- E ‘white, 123 63@12a 7d ; club, 1251043135 24, Corn, |*mon, {0@502; fairto choice, 5@6re. VEGETARLE-GARD: statious, carnestly aek {hs Leglelatnre of Iilinois to | fuel. The nearest poinis of consumption aro | crease was in those Btatos that could rosort to Spertal Derpatel (0.1 he Chlcavo el e, Tork, 628 64, Tard, 38 64, ; ey e, Laxsrsa, Jan. 24.—Not the loast of thofnter- | Ervzhooor, Jan. S5 b, ra.—Wheat—Club, 128 | toComionms oy, Sales 700 bales; ordinary, 1%c; i ey . Mr. Periam, of the Western Rural, Chicsgo, corsider the proeperity of establishing three or more the furnaces of Marquette Connty, now number- tho great conl-flolds for fucl.. This is n phase of low middling, 1817¢; middling i talk on this subject. He [ experimental stations in (ifcrent parts of the Statc, : - the ‘question ‘which Chicage would de 1 est manifeated in the sessi f the Stato P 10d@13s ; ipts for Iast thres dayw, 20, 3 gave & plein, practical talk to be devoted to investigations into sclentific subjects | ingnearly 20. “All" the ores not -noeded here go | the question il LRl SU) e, ik v e Stk omod & Deing, . Corne Reteipia, asiond | 1am 193(e. " Tincelfts, 8,645 h{”:,,(“,,m'_m ek, . s tha, 388 gonoral. tuing, tho famaer Bad 8 | (oo vl B BoruiEs 0 Lo | to places comparativly somote. Eithorto, afa. | COMOmPIE(e: - . | logiee Socisty, thus far, is in respect to. tho | (Y 33 R, AmEAR, ) Corn—Tecelpit, 25,000 g ‘poor garden, and, as the gardenwas for tho com- | connccied with Ko Tisois Tadustis] Univefats. Sy e e e Poach proapect for next vear. Until the ‘meot- | * Livearoot,Jan. 5,210 p.in.~Market unchanged, roal Botain 1a,50 tamls that 1 should be mbst im- INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSITY. 5 , b 2 xapid disapp o fese it Ja. | ing, fears had been entortained and expressod | LIVERTOOL, Jan. 23-3 p. m.—Drewlstuffa quict. B {fort of the. family, This brought up lively dobate in regard to pingposts, but L'Anse will the coming season the neighborhood of the . miues renders it de- by 2 + 3 ¥ ‘Wheat—Winter, 125 2d@12s 44 ; white, 128 4d@12s 6d. sirablo to find oa soon as poseible some substi- | Y Many who hitherto had ever had full faith in | Gorn, 27 04G22, Lard, 38 4. ¥ AXS AND SUTTS. ved. e scconnted for this apathy to the 'mm ‘a0 the result of a disliko of the Western th acts of tho Industrial Univeseity. unlap stated that thero was no want of Loadded tothe list, Tho neatest blast-far- naces outside the iron districts aroat Escanaba, tute for cliarcosl, which Will be as cheap and efticacious. “Thero are numerous swamps in Jan. 24.—Tho epecio in the Bank of France ., Pams, ‘haa decfeased 500,000 francs during thé past weck. Panis, Jon, 24.—Rentes, 54 francs, the cerfainty of, the Michigan “ Fruit Belt” for 8 crop of peaches every year. All such fears aro ~fermer t0 somuch bard work as the gerdon is | lawon this paint, but & waut of intereat in those | Menomonec; “Greon - Bay, Appleton, aad 2fil- | Sictclous, “fhero are numorons ! . /] T - eupposed to demand. In order to obiate this, E%?afi}?figfigggfifificé° t“-lf:f‘;_gm‘lj'es'e“f;“ waukee. .Clevoland roceives tholargast smount s:wm o lied peat. Bome of the d,x;;:u,l“: &?&?fi:&g’thgefl‘fimflafi:mfifggfiF %:é“g- LrErooL, Jan. 4 Cotton hesie; middling np-, : b it .we must pub the ,gnrdmdng the same g:sls 1::: Seople: B ® |-0f ore on the lakes, but only to be reshipped to 10 or txos fect hb]thiflmessii :Eua Bt ex.i;‘ls t&hair peach limbs fall of fine buds aa. s | cab 5000 balen; speculition and’ suport 1080 buira. i) i d crops, and 0 srrange the plat X P! ea8 i ; v. ‘R { in tho form of s biack muek - boun ather | domonstration of the mil i in | Sales f k! 64,000; export, 4,000; speculation, that of our hoed crope, 5 P Soveral membeors took the same position, nug furnaces in' the Mahoning Valley. Erie comes with yegetablo Hlbro. o 18’ romoved with the | oremiration :h & & : “:i::nanu ?25 'v;b;“:nfn‘t::! ;3 a.m;o:-,o;;an Dty e %lw spect ;'_t‘log! handle week? aato plant long. rows, to be cultivated with _-borse-power. An ' acre of garden ground " roust have st lesst:40 two-horse wagon-loads of menure per annom. Asparzgus needs three *years to bring it 10 masurity, after which it -xc- - quires littlo aitention. The city girdeners uso . implements for catting weeds, in placo of the + common Lo, an implemant not mucki used. Tho the management of the University was rather roughly. 4 = __Mr. Edwards offered the following, which was ‘passed without a dissenting voica : Resolvcd, That vwo deem it ighly desirable that tho . punber of Trustoes of tho Industrial University be limited to one from cach Congressional District, and that thoy be elected by ballot, The Secrotary was directed to transmit a copy next, this boing tho part for the Shenango Val- ley, and for Pritsburgh, Buffalo, Chicago, snd Detroit are next in order. Leke Superior. ores are mined so cheaply, and lake-carrryingrates aro soJow, that thoy can .be taken and mmelied profitably in the noighborhood of the most East- ern mines of the country. 'The number of -far- naces entirely dependent upon the mines of tho shovel, and thor_cnihly ground and - kneaded nntil it is merely a black mixture, uniform in color, and of the_consistence. of mush. From the machino used in the grinding process, it is takon in cars to platforms; oa which it is &pread to the thiokness of 8 or 4 inches, to.dry. After- beng exposed - for a few days in tho -sun, the waler evaporstes, end tho peat contracts, and soperates- into fragments of sections suffer from tho intenss cold: ¥ R ae; e A crowded meoting was held at 1 p. m., Preai- | Stgk aost, 823000; American, 26,000, dent Dychman in tho chair. - - “ Reports of pro from fruit-men were | 11n 6d@12+4d; red winter, 123 20@l%s 4d. Flow from Difecent saeiions. of 0. Beaie ey | TR s 145 24, wiuter, Joa g1 40, Flowr, -"fl?l\;nnbls, especially from tha Peach Belt, from | , Tork 62s; beef, 303; shost rib middles, 37e, Lard,’ '&‘E?nfi?,m&'."fi.’:'fiffii}mfi'“ gfig‘;‘;"‘;&» Recelpls of wheat for past threo days, 20,000 dgar- e ’4 5, erican. low on the 24th of Decomber. At Grand Haven, | ecriaof cornfor s st thres doen: 22 00 American, 4! Californin whilo wheat, average- quallty, 1254d@12x 64 club, 125 100@13s; red spring,- - FIELD, LEITER & CO. During the next twenty . days, will . . of theso resolutions to both Houses of tho Gon- Y ry o *geeds mustbo planted in straight Yows, 8o that | ora) Assembly. - Upper Peninsula is not far from 125; and, if | Varionssizes. The picces are then turned, or | 11 below; at Sonth Haven, 12 bolow; at -Benton | 8000 quartere. . offer some Exiraordinary Bargains o bl ) o set up on cdge, until the drying_procoss is com- | Harbor, 52 bolow; 4 Rapi Pl i 3 i Y 20T \: the cutters, can run close to~the plants. Seeds | The Society visited the 5 those woro added that mse them in part, tho | plukag‘ ngn Biapicts e;’{lag o o it ban e nAng i elow :‘s gnn_ i!}l‘q'ngg,.&o below ; ; Xarns and fabries at Muncbester beavy and de-.| 3 gqiio Department. Having conr . Ing for & wide destrii tion of our crops. _We do aré generally sown with drills, though emall lots of vegetebles may bo planted by hand, using a line to Iay out the row, and maiang & mark for - the seeds with.a hoe, using a cormerof it for this purpose. Mr. Hill would sow radishes with onions for the first crop, as the radishes will bo ‘matured and out of the wzy of the onions, which st first aro elow to start, and’ the culture of the' . BELT-SCQAR WORKS, : :}twhich a detailed account will be given here- or. . Tho Society, on their Toturn,: resumed their ‘business. - “THE CODLIN MOTH. Dr. Lo Barron made somo interesting state- monts on the codlin moth, if rogurd toits Tabits, and recommended tho wrapping of cloths ‘about tho body of tho trecs, as a place for them | 2ggrogate wonld reach 200. A largo majority of these farzaces are east of Detroit. Chicago is, toncertein oxtent, . intercsted only in thoss upon Lake Superior and-Lake Michigan; and tke nggregate of these, at the prasont time, ecarcely oxceeds 80. - Bat the rutio will chango from year to year, and the-odds will in'time be largely in favor of the Wost., - The location and number of blast furnaces od degreo of harducas, and is 8o little friablo t it can bo tumbled round with impunity. It contains about 80 per cont of carbon, and, when burned, leaves s light ash, containing a per- contage of oda. It takes twice the number of pounds of peat as of - bituminous cozl to doa given amount” of work, sud s littlo more than 100 per cent more than ‘of anthracita coal. It | zequires 150 pounds of tho material to do what can bo accomplished by 100 weight of charcoal. ¥DOY, Jan, H.—Consols, money, 924G ¥3{; do"e7, 95 ; 10-40%, €05 new B2, ‘The Committoo on Lists of Fruit for General Culture have reported three lists : * For market, for family use, and for smateur culture ;" elso, a classification of summer, autumn, and wintar varieties for each liat, in their order of ripening. This roport, made by the Chairman of the Coni- mitteo, Mr. Lyon, of Plymonth, Wayne County,. is pronounced by old ‘and expericncad fruit- froperuas the very best_classification of - tho yot made for anyStato. The Committco. of 15, w5 Baffalo Live Stock Marker. - Bureavo, Jan, W—CaTTiE—Tecuipis to-dog, 1,123, muking the total supply for the week tus far 6,835, of - 403 cary, ngainet 525 car> the same time last week. Market low. 01 the Western ronda will prevent stock from ritiving, and they can do bet- manufacture. menced the manufacture of Spring Goods, they will, in order to close the balance of Winter Stock, ofier at prices much below thae cost ot The stock still cm- braces some choice Garmenis in Rich Velvet and Cloth Cloaks, Black and Colored Silk Suits, ele- radishes prepares the soil for-the onion crop. tospin their cocoons, when they conld be de- 7 9 : : VEGETADLE PEYSIOLOGY. cfroyadl. Ho oaid that night.fires did more harm | ‘suppliod by Lake Superior oros are as follows, 1 1as boendead succomfully, for peasnaling | vaag ;}'};flrfliflgfisflmfi!y biave Jabored | fer by noling, over, mlen (e gt admanco on 1Col . W. H. Medfooread sn interesting pepor | D8 600k, 18 They, ARURNE Tuoto, o 1he | so fur as kaomn: i as yob, for emolting purposos. Tho ex: | largo. “Tho roport was almost nnammonaly | Arsid to purvhwe, iest i samw-wocksds e the kang, | S0t designs Fabric Suits, Embyd o 2 Marquotte and vicinity. poriments have thus far hoen mado with tho peat | adoptsd by the Socicty. 3 | orn roads will prevent themn from getting their stock | Polonaise, &c., &c. Ladies who onthis subject. This branch of the natursl sciences is, at this time,. beginning to attract sttention, and is to hold a place in our com- _ mon schools. The want of proper class-books for our schools is faolt at’this time; that is, one . that ehould be divested af ail the lumber of the Afr. Edwards recommended the Hathaway trap, which is 8 wood band, under which the moths congrogate, and aro more. easily destroyed " than in the reg trap. Thieis not patented, and mey bo easily applied. Greon Bay and vicinit, ishi P T T eToL -1 A R taken from & swamp of soventy-fivo acres at Xshponnay. ~ Parsons familiar. with iron maau- facturo are confident thal it will onjoy the in- creasing Iack.of charcoal in & moat- efficient ‘manner, although many sre skeptical. LAXE SUPFRIOR FURNACES, - = - AL this morning’s session, tho Committse.on TFruit, DEr. Diotrich, Chairman, reported that the- display of apples alono would put to the Llush more than ono State Fair exhibition, and was fac | waperior to the entiro ehibition of meny county. |, faits. Fivo hundred and forty samplea of frnit 1ad boon exlubited by only thirty-soven mom- through in time for the Albavy market, nnd profor that Bolders should feed tho ¢ Al was a very elim attondancs of by steern; 1,121,258 1o, 3,305 1,040G 1,197 tim, S1.75G5, next week. There T4 Tndiana steers, LiocL ot i D 1 Clleraie s;‘»cru, 964G 4 34,023 52’ Texas steers, 1,246(31,24 ivs, $5.00@5.60; 20 Slichign steers, 1,000 s, $4.62%; ; 18 Indiaua stockers, 980 b, $4.50, Y 34 intend - purchasing this class of goodsshould examine at once, as tiis is undoubtedly the best oppor- tunity éver ottered in Chicago to buy this class of goods at REAL % 5 EVENING SESSION. & 'y Jibrary iawhat is mucis peeded. - GO, e b s e . The mbst important branch of industry on : : n Indizoa stockars, 89 1, 8460, 1 0 N Mesers, McWhorter, Loomis, and Douglass pu!g;“og' - Hacis, GF Galeny, £50d & BEode | K e O Lusz E;mo;,: p“fim ;n iz miulng, 1o, 7“;2 ‘éi’:g::y‘%:dssjfll:‘:{; !:x‘;_‘;_g"s‘;h";';nz\g"%vg;- the toia) supply Tor 1ha mesk this fas! 16,000, naseey | BARGAINS. discuseed this subject,—tha lattor showing how LapscizE-aozye, | Plsborgh. 13" famsces 1o sporation wiflin 15 mailea of | Ponolasical Bociety, thirty-ning, besides thirty | A2y e fume imo ast weel et ‘plants adapted themsclves to » widerange of | No_synopsis of this pper can do it justice, | Rochester, N, Negounee. The first -experiments - i variatics of canned frait. In quality, the pplos | prices, and 14 loads remain unsold, Yery fes Canzda FEELB LEITER & Ga “conditions.- end I shall nof, therefors, attompt it. No oue | Milwaukes, facture only: snucceeded - in prescated by Ar. Parmelee, of Traverse County, | sheopimd lambs received. Canada sheep and lambe, ] ) FRUITS FOR TIIE SORTE. ""h"]-‘“ef;d“'“ c“”"?‘"‘ig{‘dt‘“{fi“‘: land- Banging Tiock the great exccllence, ' of . iroz i guxneconlmL 0. {“ m{z 5’, :t])l!.r. Grogory's col- | $6.0067.00; Weatern aiier, Sagnm, k‘;lllrflfllgz JOBTH, o ‘scape-gardening wns nob possiblo to the farmer | Columbus, B built th | loction; No.8, to Alr. Bidwell, of Sonth Haven; | lots a'shade higher. Salos ntucky shoep, | 3 s ot B e N G apian | Sooine Secigaliual wad that 4 ahonld 1ok | ST y?m m\é’,gfi? muu“;%a; fil(_)sf::h'balgnmf;, by tio | Yot 0. Snoathe ,O{hflohflx oston 5 No.3, | i 64.00 1.6 Miehigen sheep, 2611 1, 1@ | Madison and Ma.rket-sts.il subject. d that T | Seaver & ackson Company.. The frat “ bloom ™ waa rnn | fo Mr. Lyon, of Plymouth. : o . s cultivetod in Minnesots, and Wisconsin are about | love of home. i Shacng, W Trom it in 1643, 1t was worked-bwo. yoars and.- ‘Professor Holmes, from tho Committee on | piy forthe wek. E;:".‘:’;fiz‘;’?m’f".‘é‘;.%fi?‘#:%'?fi; _._..Sta'te an__d T__W_en__tl,_% _-StS. the same vu:ieties as: those WA 10| REORGANIZATION OF THE JLLINOIS STATE HORTI- sbandoned. The second forge was built by a | Wine, prosented a report commending a few of | eame time lust weck. Tho snow blockado prevented e = T tho samples on exhibition. the usual receipts this morning, snd thers being only. R.‘AJOVAL _ Northern Illinois, He had seen the Duchi- 23 af Oldenburgh spplos kept for .months CULTURAL SOCIETY. Tha Committes of Conference to meat the Worcestor, Mass., Company, in 1819, at Mar- quette. Ib was Soon after burned, and nover 20 car loads in the pens, these wera 50on gobbied up An intereetin, rchard - Interesting repart from.the O, Com | S e il 3 e supply mittee, on dnty lsst summer, was read, com- ~ REMOVAL. in the open air; it was then-putin b , and | Execntive Committoe of the Illinois State Hor- Gold, si B ¢ | rebuilt. Two other fi b £l 5 s : - 0y o 1 old, rilver, and copper exist in a_stato of rebu 0 othor furnaces were subsequontly B of water csused the hogs sold this morning to be i o it oty 3 ey emb bOkent | vooupamszation 5f tha LIiuols Btato Horieul | COmpREativo purity in tho rooks with whic thy | Bule st Torestrill, mot fur from Marguett, | mendity vighiy thoplum orelghd of Mr Hosted, | Sugied iThns it /8 contiomicn o favnce ot st s Jow temperature. In regard to the Wal-. Society, met this afternoon, aud made a.| are associated. They aro scparated eithor by | 30 P DEOR, FU8 RAmitered fntoa ban and ch orchard of Ar. Lindoman, of Casco, Al | 53 e, £)6040 omry moie Loy hot g bridge spple, he had fonnd it very hards, and,-| unanimous Teport, prescating ‘a draft of & Bill | crushing the tock and spacific gravity, or by | was sent to Jackson a6 apecimen. 3t et th | Iogan Gounty s tho frait farm of M. Gridioy. of | Seures: E F H[}LLISTER &GU 8§ i a8 it I8 productivo, it is giviing great satisfection.- for that purpose. The report was accepted end adopted. combinations simplo and easily effccted. Tho various eubstences occurring in the orcs of iron region could produce. Tho following list com- prisos all the farnaces in the region, except two Eaton County; and the orchard culture of Slr. e 2 anlyj and thoorchard eulino 0t Mt | - Newr WoRl s sipeR Markdls H, Smith, of Grand Rapida. NEW Yon, Jan. 24.—CATTLE—The snow-storin_of Condemning failure of some orchardists to plant according to. CIDER. Amoryg the fruits, as & eort of right flank, are GEOLOGICAL REVELATIONS. A ified metal, and | OF three: i zamples 5f cider made from the Siberian erab | Tyler McWhorter read a paper on the subject | e very injurious to the purified metal, au varieties for convenionce of picking and mar- | 138t night detained the trains, g0 thet only 33 cars of Spples, frm tho orchard of A. R, Whitny, which | of the changes medo by donudation causedy | must be ecparated befora it canbe utilized. [ SEz Keting. ; i P wiE puaud fhes rchaghers too e Tz ealen; G ARPET w AREE@USE 5% Cotamizteo, who alone have been permitted | frost and ofter olemonts. Theso forccs have | Phosphorus porvades al iron orce, is extremely gi: e The subject of ‘Yellows” was sbly handled | rather bettor mtes dhan yestarday. Two care Dlingis - 3 to taste, pronounce superb; but, just what that | eroded bills and mountains, and spread the 880d | 55 iong gud difficalt to separate. Salphur is =5 358 | by Mr. Bidwell, and, after a long discugeion, Was | 8 cwt, sold at 1dc. Tolal this wesk, 1503 sgains . < term mey mean, I cannot possibiy imagine with- | and the clay over the plains, and thus enriched anivereally diffased thromgh the Be dimentary 35 g B referrod to .o etanding Committee, to report at | 7,425 last week. A full supply is snticipated'for Mon-. | Have removed their entire stocks from universally g 2 g1 Hie Febriviay mosting. day. _CANAT and MONEOE-STS, to AEEP—TWere lats in to-day. There wers ont tasting tite clder; but,.ns it bas &ll disap- eared, the thing mnust rgmain a mystery, and | ages hed locked up in tho rocky crust of the tol ; i fhe xa::dermnmgch myutifiad a8 myseff_ " efirm. ‘Under the soa-tho work of rock-making, | Silicon clings tenacioualy.to the iron through all on peach-culture to far exceed that of grain- g{h“" g ason thon fnr lls veck, at 201001 121 & 123 ST A.TE ST C o x famming, 93 1bs, 6%c ; car 84 s, Ohio, Tc ; car 102 s, 7 ¢ 4 o © TRUIT-GROWING, . N Mr. §. G. Minller presented a repo:t on this subject. ‘Tho fruit crop for the past year hes been remarkably good ; in fact, so good that tho market for summer aud fall applos was cow- plotely broken dowr, while the demend for win- terapples isgood. This should teach us that * we must plent more largely of winter appics. - . Large quantities of cider wero' made, but for that there was little demand, on accourd of ifa. “hsving been made too early in the sexu:flu for ‘keeping. The cherry crop was not" so a8 jn ou:’:?%nxs, on account of bed weather at it with the. eloments of plant-food that remato or rock-formation, was in progress; while, out of tno wator, the process of disorganization is eonstantly going on. S TOEBER-PLANTING. 3dr, Samuel Edwards, of Burean County, road 5 paper on this subject. Mr. Edwards is an oz~ tonsive plauter of evergreons, snd ono of tho pioneers of tree-pianting on the prairies. LEGISLATIVE ACTION. Tho following vesolution was passed tnani- mously, and it'will boseen that this Society means business: ) Resolvad, That the Corresgonding ecretary hsvo ores, and s with much trouble to be got nd of. tho processes of mevipulation, refusing to go off entirely in the sleg. Fuels' having o percentags of sulphur aro highly abjectionable for smelting purposes. When. nged, thoy must be coked to removo their injurious properties. Char- coal is the most desirable fael where it can Do obtained, as it is puzg carbon, s small amount of which is & necossary element of the harder grado of iron. Tho carbon rewmoves the oxygen from theiron. A percentage of limestono, being introduced, combines with tho sand or clay and “uoppo0y ~Daw i 22 cars, Nr. Engle, of Paw-Paw, renarted his profits 500 thus for this week, againat 21,100 1arh 7 eck 100 1o fine wool, 85 ¢ cas 95 He, Linoia, Ti0. - ‘Hoas—To-dey, including expected acrivale, G2 carn,” making 44,400 .thus far this week, against 46,000 the samo tim last Week. There is an advance all round. Lives aro worth 43(@5}sc. Ons car Ohlo, 154 bbe, sold at$4.95; heavy cliy dressed, 6o ; 250 s, 5Xc; 200 Iba, 63c; 160 Tus, B3{c; pige, Tc. Western dreseed,” 614@7 ; 3 cars, 160 Its, at Ge. Tho .Committee on *‘Other Fruits” made favorable mention of the figs cxhibited by Mr. Bidwell, raised by him in_the open field ; also, on the snmples of pears and grpes exhibitod by Ar. Stoarns, of Kalemazoo; Engle,. of Paw- Pawv'; Chilaon, of Lansing; and ‘Loles, of Ben- ton Harbor. The Committes on Frait Buds made an inter- esting report. "After a careful examination of thirteen samples of peach limbs, bml:ill.\t from e Inke ehore counties, 1t was found thirty and upwards out of every fifty were alive. So the New York Dry Goods Markets NEW Yor, Jan, 24,—Tho stormy wezther which pre- vailed to-day'bad 3 depressing infiuence on_business, snd dulness pervaded every department, The market for cotton goods is unchanged and firm for all desctip- NEAR JADISON, ‘Where, with NEW STORE and FULL B8TOCK, they will be glad to see their friends. TFor next THIRTY DAYS we will offex great inducements to purchasera of CARPETS, BEI]RQIG, CURTAIES, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. | i i printed 500 copies of all the resolutions pacsed by this 3 JHime of blooming. . ks oF drviE e o legihtivn oction o wa (st ke | forms a scorla. Certain proportians ofiore, fuel, ° Prospect for an abundanco of peaches in West- | £ cotton goods e hanged aud e or il deacp. M, Preifor. of Wisconsin, roada paper on the | foFwaré copies to each member of this Socicty, ith | Lna’ wgyy » that i, limestone,—are thrown H {m Sichigan fs promising, indeed. Tho test Las | Gomana, and xolied Jaconels aro in. request, Chosis =Epeies = = », Peiffer; of Wicconsiy, P s 3 ‘been applied, and tho more favored localities of | meres nid sultings are less active, Torelgn gooda ara | STEA: EATING APPARATUS, the Tequest that they forward the same {0 their Scna- together into the farnace. The chemical com- the Btate come out of the ordeal nnharmed. exceptionaily quict, except for clothing lucs, THX ANDERSON sbove subject. He took exception to the views { y;r.*3na Representatives, urging their attention in ot Bfll_;‘\-ii 3:1:}2‘-11 . ‘goou;xneTuE 3?8’2}3 nl_xsufix u(;n ;l:g gavor of the szmn’;mmm s binations are offected by the operations of heat ; hT.zs flll“e:imlon’ Prdor.h gg‘ok oli!u?lsmégd«u by p = = S Con 3 2 ] & R ki tho fused iron runs tothe bottom, leaving tho ¢ o history and babits of the Codliug Evening Provision Honrd. = ~game. ywricty may "suffer mora one year then | ysafnl parposes, as well as for shelter, was ad- | matrices of sand, whore it cools and forms pig Fenalutione were dopted supruvior ot Hin.| soccn e 20 T4 ere y $1.4205 H Snother o this canso, e Duchess of Olden- | Tocafel ™ = i iron, Forther manipulation in puddling fur- consolidation of the two State Agricaltural So- il 3 . , B ; cicties: in favor of o Union Fair next autumn; The Produce Market £ “hargh, f%etopsky,. and other -Ruesien varieties appeat to- ba the most bardy, and among them- Tmay be in, nded the Siberian crabs. He pre- sented eamay. 1es of scions: of different varieties, to _show how 41 \ey Were afpected by frost. - He also recommended theplanting’ of zeedlings, to be top- ted cftor ( 'Oming int bearing. ‘[hese ceed- | Tandcape-Gardening. - Dalf per cent of this element. Ono ten-thon- = s - ood & Jioge should e from carer-ally cross-brodaecd, : ADIOUBNRMEXT. e 9 S S e Lo e 2 Professor Beel reported from the Committee | Thiat extm, $50=10.75; Oblo, $i43GI0.C3; &, | sty el Aydessan I ansparent toens, ace bardine,'s sndbearing qual- | After passing tho ususl complimentary resolu- ',';‘,}‘,‘LLE.&":,, hot, that it cinot be worked 0 ad 33 H ‘on Flowers: Two vasea of ent-flowora wera from | Latle, 50061580, Tiye féur aulr. "Gorm melttess | 16 SEAN HOUSE MERTE L which. oc cosovay sad {ities. The spes}. ‘er gavo 8 dosu Tiption of croes- | tions, the Society adjonrned. 4 | vantogo. Manganeso is o metal rocembling 3 £E z the Agricultural Collego ; ono from Alra. John | eeirl 1, 6nf bu; ambic Westera, $5.00; 1o Wesk | piie STo,PeEbSisd i2 o promty sho pictog, of beita- fertilization ; but, 83 thero wag 10 Dow featuro, |' The meeting has been well attended, and | FURRD, enBE IR O RS o £z < Buttle, of Grand Rapids: ono by Mia. L. B..| tm, '£1,0561,08 primo white do, £2.20} No.2 Cut- | FON tacleting plafhand shonoats pAEASL BADIA: e reader o efer. 5 to lho book-8 10t Informa. | ghoonghout, of gront ntorest o thoso u st~ | ot Ik Tl 120l SR 13 oominaCion B Potter, and one by Mra. IL. 5. Paddock, both of | cigh ‘i store wha afoat, SLEN1TS. v, barics, 7| s -tion. Inregardio fempersturs, b9 sfated 1ot | iendance. The pspers rond ehow close study.) 4o 0pemical processes of smelting, and does no Lansing, = andmult wncsiged, Cont frmer { receipisy 11,000 | 1 Wowould cull speciafattontlon to on: INDIRECT RA cold,in the “cheenect. of xuld gpells Of weather, | and careful investigation, snd wete writton in | 1.0y aven when it is asaociated with tho iron in To-night thare 1y anothor meeting at Ropro- | bn; olq Weslern mized afiont, Coyr@eic; do I atore, | et ity Totetadna th y hoatts . o ool Boato is expectol © | its varions manufactured forms. sentativen Hall, and important busineen will bo | S4@6le ; new mixed, 655053¢c; » s | T eieled B OR3S, short potics Tt did not endanger thexcrop, while repe sted frooz- ings and thawings werp to o feared. 2 CHANGES IN, TE CONSTITUTIONY STANDING oom;g:za. . The wusual Standing Committees- were ap- pointed on Orchards and Vineyards, Timber and Ornamental Trees, Floriculture, Meteorology, Gaology, Timber-Planting, Omithology, Ento- ‘mology, Botany and Vegetablo Gardening, and Iain, forcible Isnguage. Ffansactions will ba psublhahedin ‘book form with- in tvo months. They may be obtained of tho paces eliminetes other- hostile ingredients, and the iron’ is made hard or soft by processes which cannot herein be : - described.. Too great a percentage of carbon makes the metal too brittla. - Stael contains one and a BLAST-FURNACES. i Mining is not without its mysteries and super- “quaby (paun wyavunp NEW YORK. A N : Xxw Yorx, Jan. 24.—CorroN—Higher ; midaling uplend, 20%;c. = - . Berivertrrs—Flour leesactive but firm, and ship- ing scarce and wanted ; reclpts, 5,000brls ; suprrfian festern and tate, $6.35@7.00; common {0 good ex- trs, §1.9067.00; good fo choice, $8.0088.503 whila that Horticulture should be placed under tho patronsge of the Bociety; and recommending the cultnre of shads trees more extensively, - Committeos wera, appointed to prepero s list" | of sweet cherriea for Central as well as Western-| chigan. N A fud Sapplies. ! 3 2o mized Western, 51@3% § black, 50@5134¢; white, a@sse. LAY AD Tors—Unchsnged. transacted, after which the Society will adjourn, to meot at Battle Creek in FobruaTy. Tha exhibition of fruit is still excellent, not- THROUGH THROUGE & prrposos i bo s: Aro propared fo. y celcbrated Auderson A twa)s o n POife and Semple Reoms, 107 Lakest, - CHICAGO, YLL. Meanfacturers 3ud dealers in Sioam ealing Apparatas pus s nzomntly 1hu 1 AUTOMAT. B BATE-HOUSES, LAUN. RIER, &c., &c. Small steamers for mechantcal and 2 band for fmmedlate dalivers d ail information obtalned Ly 5 i S the\ Cone Secretary, D. W. Scott, of Galena, by peying the | A 5 1) : et e e Gl e foYieR | memberslip fooof i Wy e il ores, aoi Gotting the ota tais yittalanding to many Lavs coten feocy'of It | Gxdcsin 5! 2 ontgney o e e, | Smpin RIS : = e ittce, - On Tied. | : £ 4 o: the Iast dayand a balf, and somuch has been- Bgar wichange Molanses firm § New | “'Orders for Castings solicited and 1 tod. Presidents the &xec utiye Commi useful shapes, have their practical aspect. The S e et e | ARsieak o' hendn Ta the aip and o 1he D rdtea for o goced, The wives of ‘without fee. ¥ e - PRU NING-Sm1"ABS - £ ‘wore prezented, ma Io at Steriwng. Tl N, memloers were mado meml‘el‘fl‘ 2 .. Pork-Packing Statistics. Crvomwnats, Ohio, Jan. 24.—A second pre- limigary roport on the pork packing of tho Weat was submitted to the Chamber of Conmeres to- life' wmderground hus 8 eecret charm for the imegination.” A rolling-mill at night, with ita men busily occupied in their difforent departments, Jike imps at some fieudish labor, All these ara 1 Marquette & Pacific, which ‘uees aluminous coal. A new one recently erected at Marquettes and not yet fairly in operation, uses anthracite . PETROLEVM—Crude, 9G93 ; refned, AKE@A e, | J. L PLATT, ToaresTINE—Firmer at 655 @Goc. . PiLR ProvistoNs—Pork steady ; cld rucss, $13.50 ; prime Taced, §14.00, Beef unchanged. Cut ' moata qulct ; shoufders 53(c ; middles firra; loag nd shott clear Solons of the Capitol. Every way, this meeting has becn a marked Buccess. . SELLING .FIUIT By v, CIGHT. i day, by Bidnoy D. Maxwoll, Superintendent. | has a weird intercst to an impressible spactator. | e Iast'is a fine catablishment, and cost, with 35 ——— - 3 g i ks Minkler offere d a resolutio.t }‘}':l““",‘,‘;‘,: ahe xe’;mrwfa compiled sl an confoumit Tho tll,- massivo stacks of blast-funaces | jtg Iake-front, pier, and varions sdjuncts; over | MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. for Alksb, TRCj nct clor, Moty Sp, and Brmerd ould be sold by weight. Sev. e eond | with. & recommendation from Hon. Georgo I'. | crowned by huge tongues of - flame,—~which, like | a400,000. Most of tho farnaces are-owned by BUTTER—~Fitm’; Weatern, 15@0c, “#poke in favor of th e motion, and v A8 P! that |- Davia,Cbairman of the-Committee on Statistics, | a witch's oils, burn red, aud -blue, and white,— | jnining compenics. “All are complate in .ail New York Finanncial News, CrfEsr—Flrm ; 1 ', s y 3T Dlerestiksis without opposition, - This is'n regull ¥ion appointed by the National Pork Packers' Con- | axo exceodingly Plctursaquo in. any night-land- | their details, own alarge amount of woodland, | o Yors, Jau, 24 —Mogey was ectivoard desrer | WBBEEX—Firuier s5d in good demand al 93@%%e, 5 Rl G must soon come inte - genernl use. 0 a | vention, Tgnrapor: embraces detailed returns | scape. Au approximste list of furnaces using | have shops, and sl mocessary appurtousncee-| u'y par cout lo 132 per day. closing ot 1 currency o T AR, s L . Dr. Le Barron, the . State Entomologist, 7033 ® | 1%t oty eight packing points, comprising | Lake Buperior ores bas boen given above. Thoy | and somo of them hava villagos for their work. | Ses Mrvwacarr, Jan, 4~BRcanstores—Slour qulet q I i en S h peper on the subject of- < LE ‘nearly all the important packing towns 1o tho.| are after the same gencral patterns. Thereis & | men, - i Sterling was weak on tho appearsnco of borrowed | g EIRER G ISt O R e Gate v L@P ens 0. & L. EX1 10MOLOGY. “«& | “West and South, much information having been | huge *'stack,” orchimney, * into which the ore is CSES OF LAKT SGPECION TEON. bills 8¢ 10024@1055: 3o fair demand but lowers ¥o. 2, 26%c.” Rya dnll and < Ho said that noxii jus ingects moved forw: ¥ jved by telegraph within the past 48 hours. | tilted, with its equivzlentsin fuel and *flux.’ t co Superior | G0l was highsr and more netive on the heavy eX- | poming) : No, 1, 70v. Barley steads : No, 2, 86 & nd bael ) 3 4 % « | xeesk ¥ grap! . X | b a d a, It haa been assarted that tho Lake Supe port cogagement and large imports, The prica rose A WILL DO bl kward in thei r periods of destruction,« These - places, up to tho date of ‘making | What kind of fucl shall bo used depends on cor- | o oo 'sirnich an jron too eoft - for railway-bars, | Do A e I Toems st 1as | REcmers—Floir, 1,000 m.i-;x.m, 46,000 B, . year doing little harm yet; ncxt year swarth- TeSpective veports had packoed 1,523,35{ | tain obvious conditions. To mako & ton of Pig- | 013 mugt have & mixture of the.uilicious oros of. | for earraies. . Cleasommnt a1,000,000, “Teramty don SRs(exzs=Dlonr, 1000 b & haf, Wb Business that 5. ‘“The number estimated yet to bo packed | iron at Pittsburgh requires New York to render them . useful for this | bursements, Thle Treagury packed §2,000,600 Cove, Jen, 3 BREADSTCITS—Tlour firm 2/ Bankers do on 2nd wesk, Wheat frm ; for export to-morrow, 0. 176d winter, $1.76; No. terms that Dok, therefore, knorw! in sdvarics “just how much | + ¥ ¢hose- points, 443,800, making a_total of arpose. . But it is ‘averrcd by compe- of this force wo msyhave to meet. The chinch- | Bt - & 154, -Last year the samo - places packed Dot authority that -a tomch Don. lto | - Importa of dry goods for tho week, $4,348,503, ana | 424 weik. Wheat frm s No. 170 winter, & 5 :Iu ot one éh“ may- spresd over 4(7,001)t squaro ,i,g;’;"’jgg‘ ghowing = lnci‘nnfia in ;l}x{e aggregn:e bt e i e Lot ;n';‘“:fi:,‘l_ would b6 botter for the pur. | those of general merchendiso sre estimated st 36,300, a’*‘?%figfi’uwfimfi" (glga:nifi:‘x{vfwhm in | & safe Baniers do it miles, ou 6Weep away & greaf - 13 “of 166,605 hogs, or per cont. 0 fire i3 blown d b 5 i inati d breakage. 3 2 car lots, c; small lots, 131@20¢, s - fin of " the ersp. They ©do mot | 0verl “hieud fiom packed last 368 420,035, | aucocasivo colls of rol-ht pipe, and introducod | BO5Cy 88 l0ss lisblo to lumination and breakese. | T Governments wero activ, nd 1@ igher, PHILADELTHIA | 2 Ug Sl New G gome qut of the eartl: but ace bred fn the regu- | Plces s “ynging increase in those places would | at the bottom of the furnace, The nozzles are | yiongpte, If the use of stool railé bacomes gon- | Siocks continue cctive, but very frregular, Prives | o PITLADELMIIIA, Jan. 24, — Burinstores — Flour . (Do mo Stock Dualness) Iar order of uature. Theso insect-sconrges have | A corresi YRe 08 SIINCE 16" West, onteide of .| kept from fusion by the continual passage sbout | ol then fhoLako Suporior iron will boin oqual | were woak in carly desliogs, bul atlerwands Arm, | S0 Uit lamand llghtc, Wheat, sleady ; Sestern red Dowmentle Bankers. ememice thatlaold them in check. The | mskethei. “Ihicago, St. Lonis, and Louisville, | them of a current of wator. The limestone for | go/ing with tho basLP The massivo plates. re- | With'a recovers, The market again declined in the .95(31.50 § am mfi- 0. e, - 33&3 903.3 lsca:}nn'lfi i Janier ogster bark-louso is proyed mpon by a small | Cinclonati, « ¥ et tho Lake Superior futnscos comes ak present | nyireq for.covering iron-clad veagels shiould be of | terngonon tho uctivity in monez, ba once more o 3, g, S WANTED, {Eglsmfls‘fl-& bores'a zound hole throngh into 20,‘5[;15107-» ort es Umates, to tho 223 inst,, the ag- | from Lako Lrio, —the px};:(llhgzel{locks of thove- | {uihl olaatic fron, liko that made from the ores 2?4‘_;‘1 Slosed z’a':fn"fif’“"mm'mfn it of tha ! etined, 214@2%0. s s H !M“ hand thesaung'of the fly feed on the omp ! Cincinnati, Chicazo, St. | gian furnighing littlo suite 0 purpose, of Tako Saperior.” ot gun-metal, it s 8aid this | 57} Tose fo 7325, fell to 717, and closed at T35 GT3Y, ) 4 St i Dekronts s, 0 (B | 0L BIToR, o oi0del, e pombaned | T L ofTS oo aid, doponce | EoRnonl o uimnpsien s reny bope | S S et SC SR BI G | L, SotuTRene o | D QEGACT W ANie years, in tho orchards of tho nogthorn past of]| With 2,000,771 for b ‘TR0 EereoR st 1% | 0 SRt 2% (O 301 fn which muui Lo nsed | b7, WoSn8 of it fo overthroy the bossied | H43and Qe O N N i iad sl o | 1 machanged. S7heat asiets. snoieo wERe, 15 : the Scate. Had it notbeon forgome such check, || Thoroturns in xela A%, Jarca¥ana” forty.fivo | in smelting it, and its convenionce to the mines. | TERSEVY. 00, CRRARTalL, D00 TOUT Roph | o5ig. “Ghion rose to 49K, and closcd st 49)¢. Tock | S2.20; falr to prime, $L8USL. 107 Westernved, 21768 | In & ‘Wholesalo Grocory Houae, Chicago. the growing of apples would ba hardly possible,| full. One milllon one - vs facrenso in weight | Ohaccoal i considered the best. The Merquetto | Tice 74 sttty and dned; dironglh are 3o | Jaand roto fo 12s anif closed gt Lisxc. Tfabasn | 110; smber, 20G205 Comm dull; mized Wesiorn, | Tong establisnod and fine trado, A good Ho thought it dquife practicablo {0 transport | thousand show an ave: "4 P LG EGE | Giotiicr ia coverod with virgin forest, except tho | et | “ePilLT 81 Jensle, RECHOS, B8 Mo | touched Tag and clofoa o aze, Westera Talon (el | G130, Oalh quinls Weetomm toixed, "5@4503 white] | yoin 0 e 00,000 to £30,000 cavh theso cliolsis flics to distant, orchards, s bedf| over last yearof 10516 4 "5 bl porty threo [ portion, . adjacont to tho mines — and ( JoTU0 V4R aving owill satify all demands | aceisedat Sas. Harlem and 8t Joseph wenk. 8, | - Berren—sUnchanged capital, can ind an opportanity scldom mot been proved by~ Captain. Zoebeo,' of Galens, | sixiy-to points repertie, B\ Santie, and fivo | railzond, siready denuded. Generally, When | made uponit: Ironis, of corée, iron. where- | Puul snd Hartfard & Lrie were quiet and oteady, Wimscor—Fime atole, with.” Call on, or address, with referonces, Thopiook beso ies 7 from 'Geneva, anl are hemrler, Ao eed and finoly-tro thou- ( the . distance “af e pnnE maneoy | ovor found, ‘and shows inevitably the smo | Steriing, X OrcpriaTy, Jan. B Ditaperorre—Tiour steady | JOEI TURNBULL, Bsq., Maneger of Tap- sstcess, The'Doctor rofcved the mombere. o] 2320 hog roported i rogund 91458 SO 01 | #1000k Ka5noch St 8 e g e, | Jliise mhen eublocted o the shose igtment Kot %, 40tic, Yre i at seias oot sod tasiy | o SLoillop & Co's Morcentile Agemcy bis roport of last year toth otato inTegardto the.| average increaso per heod Juom o7, L*ropon. [ gnd moro economical fuel has to bo 80ught; | anes 1n trestmont. causo all tho differences Dt changed: oA janker-vorm. The fema’e of tho canker-worm | mings of 11 1.5 pounds, OF 8% Ko™l fioen | The wood is cat by Canadion woodohoopars, of | hote in the iron of. diferent localities. It 1a nd tasel frn w wewe. 0w on w- | ot A NT L mméhoqe winge, and myvast, therefore, crawl up oy b8 Seaia. e six lighter: \ French origin, who bave followed fl:ech;:ll; probable, however, that these differences will e e Bak et - 5 3 e This lesves, each orchardist to.takew r into the region, sud whose labora axo confiued | exigt oa long as the circomstances vary 5, 2nd, to " atoan S oty e an mmchanged LI 850 | For Qtcagoend sielatty, as oxpesienced eanvasser for garo of hig own orclian] as regards this insect. rincipally to this specialty. s burn obviate nll ificalty, iron_manufacturers: regort i g e b Cabitc: ot pimoulderty | abseriptions 2nd cvertisemonts for & firsteclrss Now North Carolinas, ol ¢ clear rib, 6@85c; clear, CX{@! 3con quiet " and easler; shoniders, '5xc; clear % clear, | York Daily Commeroiz Jonraal. A liberal armagemeat to an admixture. The following ‘mixture is said North Catolinay, no officer sawrely‘\!'lm- 5o patent kilns, built in ofusters like the huts, e lc;xduz rib, R T N - ) ind. 1t from tree o treo; : Lt thiskind of locomotion, % ished. ) i tontots, and which add an clement of Dic- | 19 he excallont. 232 oaslo lers, 5% Jovoul 2 isa slow ong, and & protection o distant oreh-"| 1 oycer Y Ky, Jan. 26Tt had traskepired féreaqueneaabmwflvmch hos ot foo many | 0% SReCTERk Srocs. . 5y %3¢e fortiestom do Hght. T JOURY ATy e Zork Bt Oty Bom ands, This inscot Lys made » lodgemont in 28] y,ore that the cecent court martial in ko caso of | ‘glements of besuty, Theso areconicalin8hapd, | 613 Lako Superiof, yislding. ... St Paul pta Toos—Steady At $4.2584.90. Recaipts, 5,200, AR R Zew orchards of the. State, and shonld be held inx Major Benjam tn P. Bunide, late Superinigendent | gng the exterior consists of sheet-iron a little | 513 Like Champlais, yislding Walmeh, WaISKET—Active at gic. & a1 o check if possikle. - ¥ 1} of ts Freedmavn's Bureau in Kentucky, chargod | fhinnor than boiler-plate, hold together by riveta | 213 Gliaton, X, Y, silcious, i - TOLEDO, OIF balTs H.Wug fln’i Hflafllfi" Robert & o of the Free o b Sad |-th inta aro lined with | 1-13 Bleck bin %I Port Waynd ToLroo, 0., Jan. 24.—~BRranarcrrs—Flour stesdy, £ Davglastioflered the following in Te-3| (ith fraud against _the colored soldiers,\& with screw heads. The join B : Torre Hat Wheat nctlve dnd higher ; extra white Michigan, §2.03 | _Waalb to bay. faz & %, 1 gwdtotle. 11 Othor siilar alle, vations, fonnd him guilty, aud | Frebrick. There are varions eportures for |, . el Ly R T No-1 o, $1.675 ambee Stienigan £ ats ot acdr | Borel bt Mgt DA S STATE ENTOMOLIGIST: "~ | entenced him to be cashiered, to psy a £39 of | roculating the fire and draft. The capatityof & | g T nt ‘of Ohiosgo ase 0d- | Dalisd Bates Exr... 1855 Chicago & Sliorr: 119k | $1.18 5 No. 3 do, 81,15, Gorn fiomm's high ralsed, sarge, | lvored ia ear Lots on trset, 1a € omnls Underthe Constifution of the Siate 1t - £7,000, sad be im, vrisoned ntn dfix:n lzmiteg:fiayg fita is 60 cords. Thi u"erls:‘ zx:;ggfl:;!n::‘:gnli: itren, T oy oF Misboud aud that, | Pacific Mafl...... ::,E:’:' Chicago & Alion ',,,.,‘,1:; ot Ho telor . Oatascivend bigher af 34350} Biste Entomolagist, "“;L‘i”m“":’;,”?;,‘”fp‘;%";&& for four years, and, ’f;.,““f:m“?,g im;::i;::zm%:&, ane :121;0’?286 Iznuhef: of chercoal Thiais | of Lake Saperior largely preflflml'flfl”fi f. “1‘;?’1‘; o PP+ 3% | ¥ Dnrmin Ho6s—84.80@5.00 dividing dn 200 s, oo made for s pupeso wnd. F 7 8% :I&?l}:;;“? o e sdded., Runklo was o amloat 15 5 cords of wood, supposing & cord :53:;4% s tensilo strengih of di'flld; e kinds of B |G,B&G 15 | Reckers- Fleur, 0 teias whest, 500 b com, | o - WEERTAS, We the office i - y . 5k L i h Etseon venchihe gl ana il | Brovet Drigadie Geo vy s placs on 50 X0 | o yild 40 bysiee, oo BLcoutiion o | i from (o homail ore'f Like Saper to 2 liches P ok | B o b vhew, 630 193 | 3 b miee® Manufacharers’ ane interest of the Stste; therefore, tired list with tho Tani tons of P aad. The total product of all | b tho greatest. S - g?fwniu:" s | ST b e O e ecid s ACTUTCTS ant erirys—Flour fum 1ad Builders’ Exchange, . Baaglred, That the Nonthern Iliinols Horticultural - an acro of WO ] — Tespect{ully request tho General Assembly to 2 iz- | thoe Marquette furnaces in 1872 was 29,118 tons Union Pacific bonds., 85~ | _87. Lavrs, Jin. 26—Berape oako mel sppropriation. coestary to matn. | New ¥ork Const-itntional Commis b xhaust the wood from| National Prison Reforiy Congress, 3 - ed.’ Wheat strong; No, 3 spring miatloat tain 30 ofon, ey B o] N picl of cig-lron, which would bxhent 20 SO LIight | Bautnions, Jan, 24.—In the Netional Prison | B Dot SL00 s To0r 3 St £AIL E1 B8+ oo b £o0. | And all Mastor Mochuvics and Artizans of Pass - —TIn t. 2o Constitutional Com- | 2,20 acres. iven, to | Reform O to-day, Bt. Louis was desig- Corn Grm, No.2 track ; 13@4sein i, Louts ‘the City of Chicag ed. Arsaxy, Jan. 24.—In. OB | Faoctencs. cxcept for reasons slready gives, to | Beform Congiesa fo-day, Bt., Louls was des Slarator. "Oita Beld SboTs bugess tlows ; amnall carth t | A mosting will by held Lt bs B : FODEST CULTDRE. smission, to-day, & ropoit, W3 WONS N qwiring | tho sffect that conl must bo produced withia | natod 24 the placo for the noxt annual meeting. : e el ot By e e | AT Tl bohele s ik Enchnrce Recms, 131 Mton Ellsworth, &, D. Emery, andJ. Periam | Gubernstorial term at tlwee, 5eis J08MNNE | (22000 0 of the famaces, The fumsces | Dr. Wines submitted o memorial tg be p ; Bariey Arin. Tiys quict; No. 37Dc, 1a clovsicr. the guross ot cxpnislet o corooritin wrine were appointed a Committee 'to prepare s | him to be 30 years of age; &l8o providing that | essy Sieier ftepn cxtremity of ihe iron district | sented to Congress for sid, Affer discussion Albany Live Stock Market, e T el at 90c. P s hantos’ Erchenro of Culcags. 1t cirenlar in regard to forest-troe plantin, two-thirds of all the memt exs elecied to ecch | néar the : s m’" ‘isted iheir supply. The prog- | the memorisl was adazted. - . Specigl Deapatch to Tha Chicago Tribure, PRovisiows—Pork firm $12.50, generslly held higher. | agecf slivorms -Xl]fnsx«f i3 thy ILE OF CONSTLTATION. Honse shall be necessary to pess 3 bill over = | have nearly exhaisigs f Laka Michi- | At this point a lady, Mra. o, Of B | dsisn, B Yo Jin. ooBraves Bho markt | Bulk mests aciive aad Lighet; » PG AT An amendment wes o #ered mpking freo | pective farzaces in Louis, seat up to the Chajr $10 fos for member- | opezed dall st last week's closing prices, and ot | Quincy, 40 ; buyer Amst half of February, 4ifc, £poii | Presidor: M. M, and B. Richanga, con) - A Committee of five was sppointed_to meets]| veto. semmi. aid to the west with the Ezecntiva Conpmitteo of the State Hor-»4 sphools a_constitutionsl prov. ‘eion. el Bave laczo —— e