MIT.K AND CKEAM. 
The tota’ dally supply has been 20,t)]6 cars < f mllir, 
181 cans of ccndensed ipllk and (i*;.') cans of cream. 
The averaue price paid tor th" siirplm on the pi l- 
forms has been $1.16 a can of lO qiiatts. Tlio Ex- 
chacKe price Is $lU7acan of 40 quarts, or 1^ cent 
per quart. 
Wc Want to Know, You Know—Contimied. 
practice dream of. 2. Net If his neighbor objects. 
Ue has a legal right to set them lust Inside the 
boundsry line on *' 1 b own laatf, and his neighbor has 
the leiral right to cut off all rcots and branches that 
extend over to his side of the fence. Hut It Is not a 
very neighborly act to set trees In such a way that 
they will Injure a neighbor In any way, and no one 
has the nooral right to do so 3 Not so much good, 
perhaps, as though It rained at longer intervals, but 
spraying will do some g od unless It la washed off at 
once. It will be necessary to repeat It cfiener. 
White Dai.^hes.—S ome years eg), 1 sowed Orchard 
grass 03 live or six acres of rough land which I can¬ 
not flow. Last year I feund sfota cf White daisies, 
and suppose that the seed was In the Orchard grass 
If all were In one place, there would be one or one 
and ore half acre. Can 1 exterminate them, or Is It 
too late? Are they scattered over tte whole farm, 
and do they spread from seed? If 1 can extermi¬ 
nate them will It pay ? If so, how shall I g i about It? 
1 never saw any before any where In this country. 
MARKETS 
NOTICE 
NAUE Tm:s 
LABEL 
AtinoKT 
THE GENUINE 
BEANS AND PEAS. 
Beans, marrow, 1?92, choice. 
Fair to gcod. 
Mfdlum, choice, lc93. 
Pea, 1893, choice. 
Meoium and pea, fair to good. 
Marrow, foreign, 891. choice. 
Medium, foreign, 1893, choice. 
Pea. fore'gn, I8S'3 choice. 
White Kidney. 1893, choice. 
Bed Kidney. 1893, cnolce. 
Fair to good. 
Black Turtle eocp 189i. 
Yellow Eye, 181*3. choice. 
Lima. Cal.. 1893 ((>0 lbs). 
Green peas. 883 bbls. per bush. 
Bags, per bush. 
Scotch, 1893, bags. 
BDTTHR. 
Creamery, State and Penn., fresh extras. 
Elgin and other Western, extras. 
Western, firsts. 
Western, seconds. 
Western, thirds. 
State dairy, half-tabs, eztrai. 
Firsts . 
Seconds. 
Welsh tubs, fine. 
Welsh tabs, firsts. . 
Welsh tubs, seconds. 
Tubs, thirds. . 
Western Imitation creamery, extras ... . 
Firsts. 
Seconds . 
Thirds .. 
Western dairy, firsts.. 
Seconds. 
Thirds.. 
Factory, current make, extra. 
Firsts . 
Seconds. 
Thirds.. 
CnEESB. 
State, full cream, large, choice . 
Fii 1 cream, large, fair to prime. 
Full cream, small, colored. 
Full cream, small, white.. 
Light skims, Herkimer Co., prime... 
Part skims, Flerk. Co., com’n to good 
Part skims, Chen. Co., etc., prime — 
Part skims, fair to good. 
Factory, part skims, common. 
Full skims. 
BGGS. 
New-lald, fancy (nearby), at mark. 
N. F. State * Penn, fresh gathered. 
Mich., No. Ohio and No. Indiana, fancy.. 
Western, fresn gathered, average best.. 
Southwestern, fresh gathered, firsts. 
FUUITS-GBEEN. 
Blackberries, N. C., par quart. 
Cherries, good to prime, par lb. 
Poor.. 
Gooseberries, prime green, per quart... 
Peaches, Fla., Peen-to, per carrier. 
Bldwell, per carrier.. 
Plums. S. C , Wild Goose, per hslf carrier, 
Strawberries. Del., fancy, per quart. 
Prime, per quart. 
Maryland, prime, per quart. 
fair to good, per quart. 
So. .Icrsey. prime, per quart. 
Poor to good, per quart. 
Upper Jersey, prime, per quart. 
Htalen Island, prime . 
Up-Hlver, fancy, large. 
Up-lllver, pilme. . 
Muskmelons, Fla., per bbl crate.. 
Watermelons, Florida, prime, per 103. 
Pineapples, Fla., fancy, per 100. 
Average, per ICO. 
POTATOBB. 
Eastern Shore, fair to good, per bbl. 
Norfolk, Bose, prime, per bbl . 
Norfolk, Chills, prime, per bol.^..... 
N. C., Bose, prime, per bbl. 
N. C. Chl'is. prime, per bbl.. 
Ch'n and Sav.. Hose, prime, per Ob'. 
Cn’n and Sav., Chills, prime, per bbl. 
Southern, seconds, per bbl. 
Southern, culls, per bbl. 
Domestic, Old, per 180 ibs. 
Scotch Magnum, per U8-lb sack. 
2 70 (32 ?5 
2 00 @150 
.1 1.6 ® — 
,195 ®2 00 
,1 lO ®I 75 
,2f0 <e2 40 
, 1 .55 SI 05 
,1 ro @1 75 
,2 25 rrt2 30 
.2 40 ®2 0 
.2 00 @2 3J 
.2 00 la — 
.2 35 <b2 40 
.2 10 @ — 
.1 07)4®! 10 
.1 01H®1 05 
.12) @ — 
|lUiS!FcnattC0Uisi 
If you name Thb Rural Nbw-Yorkkr to our 
advertisers, you may be pretty sure of prompt 
replies and right treatment 
MORELICHT 
PALMER, RIVENBUR& & CO, 
Successors to G. S. PALMER, Established 1809. 
Wholesale Commission Merchants. 
_ ^ KARMKKS. This 
one. which Is for driv- 
< "'*** *’04'® t '40*® 200 feet 
doep Into the darkest night 
^^1 70 U ever saw—a hole large 
^ d eaongh to lot your horse 
»/Ty li' .^5 buggy through. More 
r-;'2,"'i4w light on this lamp In a little 
^ H book from R. E. DIETZ CO., 
■ . j 00 Lalght Street, New York. 
SPECIAL OFFER. 
Cut Mils advertisement out and tend it to us and 
we will send book describing our lamp, and will agree 
to sell you one single lamp or a pair at our wholesnlo 
price (very much less than the retail price). This 
offer will appear only once In this paper. (lOO) 
POULTRY AND CALVES A SPECIALTY, 
Also Butter, Eggs, Apples, Potatoes and Oranges 
166 Keade Street, New York, 
References: Chatham National Bank. 
18 ®— 
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.10 017 
,14)49UX 
13V4 314)1^ 
.lfl)i 117 
.15),0IK)j 
.14 015 
.15H<S10V< 
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.12 @ 12 ^ 
15 010 
14 @15 
,12 0(3 
10 011 
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.12 @12)4 
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Axs —The White daisy Is a perennial, and In¬ 
creases rapidly both from the roots and from the 
seed. Any annual or biennial plant may be exter¬ 
minated by cutting before the seed matures, but this 
methed will not answer with tl.ls pest, although It 
should be cut thus early In order to prevent Its 
rpreadlng by means of the seed. If the land cannot 
be plowed, the onlv way we know Is to dig the plants 
out by hand. They may easily be found by the 
white blossoms. This should be done before the 
seed ripens. It generally ‘'pays’’ to extermInMe 
any noxious weeds Observation should show how 
widely scattered they are. If the seeds have been 
allowed to ripen, they have probably been scattered 
more cr less. • 
Castok Oil for LBATiiHU.-Ieeecastor oil recom¬ 
mended for harnespes. Is It good? S. 
IlarwlntOD. Conn. 
Axs. —li’es, excellent for any leather; It softens It, 
and renders It Impervious to water. The leather 
should be thoroughly e'eaned with a knife and wet 
cloth without soaking, and the oil applied before the 
leather is qu.te dry. Apply three c:at 9 one after the 
other as fast as they penetrate. The leather may 
afterwards be blackened and polished. 
Kkspoxsihi.k Buttku Dealkks.— Are Garner & 
Co., 32 Little 12th St., responsible tmicr dealers? 
Choice Butter, Fggs, Cheese, 
For all such we will get you extra prices. We don’t 
want poor goods. Creamery butter In prints or tubs a 
specialty. Stencils and cards furnished on applica¬ 
tion- GAIINKR & CO., 
Produce CoinmlHSion Merchants, 
32 Little 12th Street, New York. 
I will get you extra prices for choice IJorrlcs, 
Chorries, • nrrantH, tiooseherries. Oieen 
Peas. String: Rcaiis, Tomatoes, etc. No use for 
poor goods. Write for Shipping Cards and Dlrectl u s 
for packing. J. U. TIENKEN, 32 Llltio Twelfth 
Street, New York. 
ESTABLISHED IN 1876. 
SOMERS, BROTHER & CO. 
HidADQUA-IUrKltS IrOlt 
Fruits and Produce 
Receive and sell, in car load lots and smaller 
Will not burn, blower rot down, and the price has 
been put down from .Ifll to 65 cents per rod, 
complete with wire stay. Our tightener will tighten 
your old wire fences. Call on your dealer or order 
direct. Write for circulars. Agents wanted. 
i.Tiarclen, 
Dairy . HehniT.v and Farm. 
Market Keporta, Spcoiiil Ueferenot.'s. .Stenclla, etc,, riirniahod 
free on api)lIcation. 
611 Liberty Street. PITTSBURGH, PA. 
O^'lnqnlrlcs anil Correspondenco Invited. 
Axs.—Perfectly so. They don’t want shipments of 
poor butter, however, as their trade doesn't use any¬ 
thing but the best gooils. 
Euaudule.nt Coii.MiBSiox Firms. Do you know 
anything of nTlriu by the name of F 11 Brock* Co? 
They did business on Waricn St. at one time about 
IX year ago. They se.ot me some taps and quota¬ 
tions, and asked for shipments. They wanted me to 
ship them a car-load of potatoes, but 1 tiled them on 
a small shipment of beans, and nevergjt a cent. 
Crimson Clover 
Beet crop for Ilay, Pasture. Silage and Green Ma¬ 
nuring. The cheapest and most valuable crop tor 
soiling. We offer at a low price fresh Delaware- 
grown seed, carefully cleaned and cured. Circular, 
giving price cf seed and fully describing the haolts, 
growth and uses of Crimson Clover, also other 
Clover and Grass Seeds for Fa 1 Planting, leading 
new and valuable varieties of Winter Wheat, 
etc , sent free to all. 
W. ATLEE BURPEE & CO.. Philadelphia, Pa. 
.. 7 a — 
... 33 6 
.. 80 - 
, . 3® 7 
.. 10® 12 
... 8 ® PI 
... lln 14 
... 5® 10 
,.. 1 C0®3 00 
10 0003510 
25 00®35 00 
, I! 00 i 10 to 
7 RAILROAD ORDERS IN 7 DAYS 
Axs.—We have heard of them from other victims 
who shipped g ods first, and wr.,t 0 afterwards mak- 
Irg Inquiries. We did not denounce this tlriii by 
name, for they had vanished before we received any 
compla'nis, but we Invest giied their methods, and 
fouad them the same as other firms which we have 
denounced. They quoted higher prices thunrespon- 
slole dealers, thus securing shipments for which 
they failed to make returns. If those from whom 
shipments are solicited, would make inqclnes about 
SUCH parties beforehand instead oi afterward, they 
would save tbeinselves muen loss Better still, if 
they would ship to tellable, reputable firms, the 
final results wuuid be mure satlstactory, though the 
latter do not make suen extravagant promises. 
Crimson Clover Seed. 
Tub R N.-Y. has described my farm and methods. 
For clean, Amerlcaii-g:rown Seed, address 
B. H. BANCROFT. Camden, Del. 
Five of'em car loads of ton miles each, four 
new customers, three old. Coming .just about 
right, tliaiik you. If Railroad business ripened 
wlien our i)ig farm trade was on, even 
‘■Kl.'isticity” wouldn't save ns. Wliilo duly 
tliankful for these favors, wo go rlglit on 
doubling f)ur capacity for next year. 
PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE CO., Adrian, Mich. 
CRIMSON CLOVER SEED, 
1894 crop. Those Intending to sow should engage 
reliable Delaware-grown seed at once. Write for 
prices, stating quantity desired. 
GEO. II. MURRAY, Viola, KenlCo..DeI. 
,3 5C@4 60 
4 0036 00 
,3 .50® 4 50 
.4 0005 lO 
4 O''04 10 
,4 500 0 0 
,4U0«’5.50 
.2 to ®3 60 
.1 7502 25 
.3.5004 25 
.4 0.04 60 
P f. ANTS. — White Plame, or.ce transplanted; 
sheared. Mall, prepaid, .50c 100; exp. $3.50 1 000. 
Mount Pomona Fruit Farm & Nursery Swanton, Md 
Syracuse, Seplember fl-l'} 
Buildings Enla’^ged, 
Grounds Improved. 
Railroad Facilities Increased. 
DAII.Y DAIRY I NS riTUTKS. 
OKKAT ATTKACTIONS. 
W25,000 Proiiiiuiiis. 
PrciiiiiiiiiH in Dairy Deiiartineiit. 
Wti,600 I’rciMiiiiiis in Fruit llepartiiieiit. 
$117,000 Piirsos. 
For Prize List and other Information address 
JAS. It. DOUIIARTY, Sec'y, Albany, N Y. 
RULES FOR GRADING HAf AT GAL¬ 
VESTON, TEX 
Choice Timothy hay shall be pure Timothy, sound, 
bright CO. or and well cured. 
No. 1 shall be free from clover and contain not 
more than <ine-fitin of oibtr lame glasses mixed, 
KO..d color, well cured and free from must. 
No. 2 shal be free from clover, and not more tbaii 
one-tnird of other tame grasses, well cured and free 
from must. 
Choice clever ml.xed shall be Tliuolhr hay, sound, 
with a bright color, and contain not mure tnan oue- 
elgbth clover. 
No. 1 shall consist of Timothy and not more than 
one-Ufih c over mixed, well cured and free from 
must. 
No. 2 shall consist of Timothy and not more than 
one-thiid clover mixed, well cured and tree from 
must. 
Choice Prairie, to be sound, bright green, free 
from sticks, weeds, foreign and disc.ilured grasses. 
No. I, to. be bright green, reasonably tree from 
weeds, foreign and discolored grasses. 
No 2, al. sound hay, not fit to grade No. 1. 
South Texas Prairie.-Same as above, on prairie 
hay. 
Rejected.—All hay not sufficiently good ti grade 
No. 2 . 
FRESH DRESSED POULTRY-ICED PACKED. 
Turkeys, West n light weights, choice .. 7 0 — 
West?rn. toms, heavy. 6 0 6 
Broilers, Phlla., fancy. 30 ® 33 
L. 1.. Scalded. 25 0 28 
Baltimore, scalded. 26 0 28 
Western, dry picked. 24 «*» 2S 
Western, scalded. 22 ® ’^6 
Ducks, spring, L I., per la. 17 ® 18 
Fowls&chlckens, State and Penn , prime 9)4® — 
Western, prime. dry-plcK€d, sttall .. 9)4® — 
Dry-picked, large. 9X0 — 
Gcod to prime, scalded. 9X@ — 
Western, poor to fair. 8X0 9 
Old roosters, per lb. 5 0 6X 
Squabs, tame, white, per dozen.2 75 03 OJ 
Dark and poor, per dozen.1 60 01 75 
VEGETABLES. 
Asparagus, ex. per dozen bunches.1 75®2 00 
Prime.1 0001 .50 
Culls. 603 75 
Beets, Jersey and L I.. per 00 bunches.2 0004(0 
Southern, per 100 bunches.2 00®3 00 
Cabbage, Baltimore, per bbl.1 2 01.50 
Norfolk, per bbl.1 .503] 75 
Cucumoers, Florida, per crate. 75®1 OJ 
Savannah, per crate.1 G0(3 — 
Charleston, per basket.1 25@I 10 
Kgg plant, Florida, per bbl. —— 
Green peas, Md., per half-barrel basket.1 60®4f0 
Jersey, per basket.2 25 2 50 
Philadelphia, per basket.2 00® - 
Bastern Shore, per half-barrel basket ..1 2501 75 
Norfolk, per crate.I O'*®! 60 
Onions, Bermuda, per crate.3 0002 ID 
Egyptian, per bag.1 90®2 25 
N. O . per bbl.1 6‘.®3 00 
Per bag. 75 1 50 
Squastt. Florida, yellow, per ert te. 50® — 
Florida, white, per crate. 60® — 
Florida, marrow, per bbl. ..1 6U02 60 
Savannah, per bushel crate. 75® — 
String Beans. N. C., wax, per oasket.1 2.5@1 75 
Charleston, wax, per basket.1 35 rl 75 
Charleston, green, per basket.1 tO '1 50 
Savannah, wax, per crate .. .•. 76@1 (0 
Savannah, green, per crate. 75-'! 00 
Tomatoes. Fla., per carrier crate.I 50®2 60 
Florida, per bu.-crate.1 00@2 60 
Tarnlps. N. C.. white, per bbl.1 00@2 00 
CABBAGE PLANTS. 
Extra-Fine Plants of best varieties. (100 packed In 
basket, tl 00; 1,000, $1 .50; 6,000 ard over. $1 00 per M. 
TILLINGIIAST BUO-J. La Plume, Lack a Co., Pa 
MAKE MONEY 
Selling Hold FiistUoi'ii RiiidcrN. Ties 
L uutoiiiatlcally. Pull and It’s fa.sL 
Every fanner needs them. Tlioii- 
sands being sold. Lllieral terms 
/Jx JA to agents. Easy work. Ajiply 
Tor territory. Complete outlit 
A only costs 5 cents, 
'a THE TIKCO. Unadilla, X.Y. 
BOOK-KBEi'i.va n cts ONLV. Easy home study 
Wonderful book I U positively sell-instructive lOo. 
mailed. Advertisements pay us, otherwise actually 
worth $5. Macxaik Pun. Co., Detroit, Mien. 
Strong, Simple, Durable, 
Easily Operated 
AND THB 
Lightest Draft BINDER 
ON THU MAHKK'l. 
CROP AND MARKET NOTES, 
Tomatoes are coming fr.)m Georgia. 
Watermelons are being re-shlpped to Boston 
The North Carolina potato crop Is now reported 
light. 
Cherries from up the river came In Monday, very 
early in the season for them. 
A large shipment of Lima beans was recently re¬ 
ceived from Madagascar via London. 
Receipts of Southern new potatoes last week were 
20,000 barrels against 15,000 the preceding week. 
Green corn from Charleston Is In market and sold 
wholesale for $2 50 per case of 70 to 80 ears. The re¬ 
tailers were charging 75 cents per dozen for It. 
Long Island strawberries are shipped largely to 
Boston. It is said that they are not of very good 
quality, and they do not have the competition with 
Jersey and other berries to overcome that they do 
In this market. 
The New York State Commissioners for Investigat¬ 
ing bovine tuberculosis, have been appointed. Frank 
E. Shaw. Dunkirk, a Jersey breeder, Is president, the 
other members being D. F. Wlloer. Oneonta, repre¬ 
senting the Holstelns ; Wm O. Squires, Marathon, 
Red Polled ; Prof. James Law, Cornell, and Dr. 
Florence O. Donohue, Syracuse, president Of the 
State Board ot Ilealth, 
BRANCH OFFICES: 
ColuiiibuB, Ohio. 
West Detroit, Mich. 
Pittsburg:, Pa. 
Plilladelphla, Pa, 
THE JOHNSTON HARVESTER CO., Batavia. N. Y., U. S. A, 
SEND FOR CIRCULAR. 
; I Are frequently unsatisfactory because of the construction of the 
j apparatus in which Dr. Babcocks process is used. It Is a mis- 
JS; A take to buy a cheap Babcock Tester. You had better have 
none. Because, tests made in a cheap Tester cannot be depended 
upon. Our apparatus, with 40 turns of the crank, gives 1080 
IJ revolutions of the bottles; with 60 turns of the crank, 1620 rev- 
U oUuions of the bottles. We also furnish Testers to be run by Steam 
// Motor or by Belt Power. 
Buy oneof our Testersand you will have something to be depend- 
ed upon to give the required speed So necessary for a perfect test. 
Special Circular of Dairy and Creamery Apparatus Free, 
ARM MACHINE CO., - Bellows Falls, Vt, 
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