oulfry 
'Built*torxtKe  Future 
Make-  Her-Lay 
OAT  SPROUTER 
Poultry  Profits  Sure 
when  you  use  the  modern  coal-burning,  self¬ 
feeding.  self-regulating,  trouble-proof 
Newtown  Giant  Colony  Brooder 
It  raises  "the  most  chicks,  the  best  chicks, 
with  least  labor  and  at  lowest  cost.”  The  first 
successful  brooder  of  the  colony  type,  and 
years  ahead  of  ali  imitations. 
Send  us  ycmr  dealer’s  name.  //  he  cannot  supply 
the  .\r,idmmi  me  will  ship  direct. 
DeSr.r  ip  live  circulars  | 
mailed  FREE. 
Newtown  Giant  1  '  j  ‘  £  , 
Incubator  Corp'n 
74  Warsaw  Street  ~  ~ 
Harrisonburg^??  ' 
New  England  Notes 
Feed  Sprouted  Oats  to 
Poultry.  Diminishes  Feed¬ 
ing  Cost,  and  increases 
JEj?r  Yield.  Older  Muity. 
Itiii  motf  ivimplntu,  <*onve 
nlont.  EonltAry,  L>uiuMc  anti 
Compact  sprouter.  ttoea  nil 
t>UM  niiy  outer  Sprouter  j*t 
ary  price  /*nn  or  will  do. 
Cu»tM  only  uixmt  half  an 
much,  Price, delivered  anv« 
sa  nn 
sippt  River,  “  ■  U  U 
9SI  inrhea  bteh.  H  rofoovaMc 
Kiilvumxtul  puna,  7  having 
perforateil  roimivfittUs  hoi- 
lomH,  jinn  on«*  aolid  bottom 
•trip  pun.  NothiuK  to  break, 
njKt  or  irr*t  out  of  order. 
KnoCkilAwn  conatruction. 
Scjrewdnver  rehtillda  It. 
10  Square  Foot  Crowing 
Space  Produces  Luscious 
Green  Nourishing  Food. 
Send  $4.00  now.  Descrip¬ 
tive  circular  on  request. 
The  0.  K.  COMPANY  A 
157E  Water  St.,  N.Y.^Sl 
(Continued  from  page  260.) 
offer  the  prizes  for  best  grade  stock,  and 
thus  encourage  the  study  of  qualities 
and  production  of  more  and  better  dairy 
animals. 
The  market  gardeners,  too.  are  ac¬ 
tive.  They  complain  that  the  regular  ex¬ 
periment  stations  are  overcrowded  with 
other  problems  than  theirs.  What  they 
a-slc  is  a  $25,000  branch  experiment  sta¬ 
tion  to  he  located  in  the  great.  Boston 
gardening  section,  and  .$10,000  a  year 
for  its  support.  They  figure  the  money 
would  pay  for  five  acres,  equip  four 
greenhouses,  a  laboratory  and  other  build¬ 
ings.  They  want  it  near  the  trucking 
section,  where  growers  may  easily  keep 
in  touch  with  the  proposed  institution. 
Insects,  diseases,  varieties  and  the  prob¬ 
lems  of  irrigation  are  giving  the  garden¬ 
ers  consideration  trouble,  and  they  see 
a  chance  of  help  in  this  direction.  Gar¬ 
deners.  fruit  growers  and  farmers  will 
all  he  interested  in  the  bill  to  appoint 
a  Chief  of  Markets  through  the  Board 
of  Agriculture.  Such  an  official  would 
be  expected  to  investigate  market  con¬ 
ditions  in  the  great  cities;  a  much  needed 
piece  of  work,  as  anyone  knows  who 
lias  kept  in  touch  with  buyers  and  their 
often  go-as-you-please  relations  with  ship¬ 
pers.  lie  would  also  have  limited  power 
to  fix  rules  for  grading,  packing,  etc., 
under  supervision  of  the  .State  Board. 
he  tv  YQ‘ 
Quality  unequalled.  Big  hatches  anil  (tuarant 
that,  protect  *  you ;  backed  by  20  years  afleadershi 
.We  want  you  to  haven  copy  of  thin  groat.  Guidt 
k  for  Poultry  Kaisers.  Write  for  it  today— free, 
g  CYPHERS  INCUBATOR  CO.,  dept.  38,  BUFFALO.  R.». 
-Act/'  i  urk  ChUfUto  Jhllllt*  J 
i>o*.'oll 
Barron- Wyckoff  Chicks  and  Eggs 
FOR  HATCHING  from  a  farm-raised  dock  of 
1.000  layers.  WTitn  me  vom  wants.  BESt  UTILITY 
STOCK.  S.  C.  W.  LEGHORNS  ONLY.  F.  VI.  JL»  A  VIS 
Clia.se  Poultry  Farm,  R.  0.  No  J,  Cincimiatiis,  N.  Y. 
Oa/U<intl 
Business  has  been  very  quiet  in  Bos¬ 
ton.  largely  on  account  of  the  unseason¬ 
able  weather.  Too  many  apples  are  left 
for  the  demand  of  local  markets,  and 
exports  are  largely  impossible.  Best 
Baldwins,  $3.50;  good  quality,  $2.50  to 
$3.  Cranberries  not  too  plenty  and 
rather  poor  in  quality,  go  at  about  $0 
per  hhl.  and  $3.50  per  crate.  .Straw¬ 
berries  quite  plenty  at  30c  per  box. 
Potatoes  have  arrived  too  freely  lately  to 
hold  the  high  prices  of  the  past  few 
weeks;  $2.00  to  $2.80  per  bag  is  limit, 
of  most,  sales.  Sweets,  $1  per  basket. 
Onions  are  in  slower  demand  and  prices 
are  easing  off  a  little,  as  a  large  supply 
is  still  in  growers*  hands;  $2.75  per  bag 
is  about  the  price  on  Connecticut  Valley 
stock.  Squash  short  and  high,  with 
best  Hubbard  selling  at  $60  per  ton.  To¬ 
matoes  rather  reasonable,  at  25  to  35 
cenjs  per  lb.  for  hothouse,  and  Floridas 
$3.50  or  better  per  crate.  Ruta  baga, 
$1.60  per  hhl.  White  eggs.  75  cents  per 
box;  purple  tops,  50  and  60  cents.  Beets. 
75  cents  per  box.  Rhubarb.  10  cents 
per  lh.  from  cellars  mid  hothouse.  Cu¬ 
cumbers  in  light,  supply  and  fair  demand, 
at  $0  to  $10  per  box  for  best;  others  $4 
to  $8,  according  to  quality.  Good  un¬ 
live  lettuce  sells  very  well,  at  $1  per  box; 
Southern.  $2  per  crate.  Cabbages,  75 
cents  to  $1.50  per  hhl. 
Butter  holds  about  as  before  in  sup¬ 
ply  and  consumption.  Some  lots  of  fancy 
stocks  sell  at  34  to  35  cents  per  lb.; 
average  price  on  medium  grades,  30  to 
33  cents.  Some  fairly  good  goes  at  28 
cents.  Cheese  is  held  firm,  ns  export 
trade  is  expected  to  boom  a  little  later; 
IS  to  20  cents  per  lh.  is  about  present 
average.  Eggs  are  up  and  down  some¬ 
what.  as  supply  is  uneven  and  not  bur¬ 
densome  as  yet,,  but  increased  supplies 
are  likely  to  come  any  time,  so  present 
holdings  are  not  held  for  fancy  prices; 
38  cents  is  about  top  price,  others  rang¬ 
ing  from  36  down  to  30  cents;  poor 
grades  of  storage  stocks,  22  and  24  cents. 
Live  poultry  in  good  demand,  at  17 
to  IS  cents  per  lb.  Dressed,  common, 
20  to  22  cents ;  roasting  stock,  22  to  27 
cents ;  broilers,  28  to  30  cents.  Tur¬ 
keys.  22  to  2Se.  Ducks,  18  cents.  Geese 
about  16  cents. 
Dressed  beef,  0%  to  1 1 14  cents;  mut¬ 
ton,  10  cents;  jamb,  12  to  16  cents;  veal. 
11  to  16  cents.  Live  beef  at  Brighton, 
best,  8  cents  per  lb.;  others  7%,  0.  S)/., 
4  and  3  cents.  Live  hogs,  7*4  to  7% 
cents  per  lb.  Dressed.  9  to  cents. 
Veal  calves,  8  to  9  cents.  Milch  cows  in 
very  poor  demand  and  medium  supply, 
$50  to  $75  buys  ordinary  grades,  but 
best  fancy,  large  milkers  up  to  $110. 
Ilorse  trade  fair  and  most  sales  are  in 
medium  weights  and  used  animals  in 
good  condition,  which  sell  at  $125  to 
8200  in  many  cases,  with  some  sales 
both  higher  and  lower.  A.  E.  P. 
from  two  anil  three-y  car-old  stork.  Free  ran; 
cular.  It  0  It  POULTRY  FARM.  Hu  baht 
SINGLE  COMB  WHITE  LEGHORNS 
Breeden  and  importer  of  Tom  Barron's  strain  Ex¬ 
clusively  A  few  pullets  and  cockerels  for  saie  at 
reasonable  prices,  considering  quality.  Records 
ami  price  INr,  upon  request.  Won  third  prize  ribbon 
for  December  at  Missouri  Egg  Contest. 
M.  J.  QUACKENBUSH,  -  Nutley,  N.  J. 
Baby  Chicks  and  Hatching  Eggs 
Success  strain  Barred  Rocks  and  Young’s  White 
Leghorns.  Perm  raised,  strong,  vigorous  stock. 
Chickens,  Sir,  hundred.  Write  for  free  catalogue, 
note  our  Jinorfit  terms,  the  guarantee,  and  what 
others  say  about  our  stock. 
Shady  Hill  Poultry  Farm,  -  Bolton,  Mass. 
FARI  YTHinTS-8'  leghorn 
*"‘**'*'L'  *  A-niV^IVO  Freni  Mature  Breeding  Stock 
10  or  12  well-grown,  pure-hred  Cockerels  ready  for 
use  now!  .7.  I,.  LICE,  CARMEL.  NEW  YORK 
ga.SCAKlSl'SiyL 
White  Wyandotte  HatchingEggs 
ieties  of  Purebred  Poulfrru'ys;.s']fe)  g/an 
ait<1('n1|le  pnps.  ijtirxe  descriptive  catalog 
Edwin  A.  Sou<ler«  Box  R,  Teltortl,  Pa. 
Thin  ooAHhTi'ji  prim*  wluiiom.  Carefully  »bl|i|  **'i, 
fA  $1  per  <tox«u.  Order  Row  And  llW  R8  ihne 
for  fthlpim*  nt.  8*  mi  clip -  It  or  fnoiicy  or 'lev* 
tEO.  HFSSIAN  HILL  FARM.  Croton- to* Hudson,  HA 
AddrnMM  ull  mull  to  New  York  Office 
Mill  IT  o  Eiox  1,  208  Centre  Street 
n  mu  r arm,  now  York  city 
Baby  Chicks  Hatching  Eggs 
Trap-nested  White  Rocks.  State  tested  forW.  Di¬ 
arrhea.  All  Males  from  200-Egg  hens.  Price  lujt  free. 
NOB  SCOT  EGG  FARM-  -  NOBSCOT,  MASS. 
Here  is  an  Opportunity  ^uTtr^mopmT’ims 
2,100  white  Leghorn  chickens,  1,000  pullets  and  1,100 
liens,  which  can  bo  bought  right.  Registered  Mon¬ 
mouth  strain;  nil  large  combs;  good  layers.  Ad¬ 
dress,  Lee  K.  Waring-,  730  Broad  St.,  Newark,  N.  J. 
Barron  White  Leghorns  ^ VimJhing 
from  selected,  vigorous  breeding  liens.  Our  stuck 
pleases.  Circular  free.  Ransom  Farm  Chagrin  Falls,  Ohio 
Wyandotte  Breeders!  ^“kereS 
from  best  pen  exported  by  Itarnm. at  lf>  each.  Egg 
pedigree  furnished,  M  APLEWQ0U  FARM,  Cheshire,  Conn. 
Hatching  eggs  from  selected  pens.  ?l.,r,0  per  15.  85'r<> 
fertility  guaranued.  Two-> ear-old  breeding  hens, 
$1  each.  TWIN  OAKS  FARM.  Route  7.  Box  154,  Richmond  Va. 
Thn  PiiimhiHanri  Rlnh  INCHED  RUNNER  BREEDERS 
I  no  uUIIIOB:  lanQ  UIUQ  n  y<.„rs  subscription 
to  JSpi'i'i/bodil’s Poultry  Munazine  to  each  1910  mem¬ 
ber.  Entrance  foo,  $1.  Application  blank  furnished 
by  PETER  E.  PASH,  Secretary,  Candor,  X.  Y. 
!1a  flrninolnno  ’Aid rich  and  Kalleistrass 
lie  urpmgions  lllooil  Ha.IVJ  |.l5e,.s-  Eci,s 
As  from  TW0-YEAR-0L0  selected  In-ceding 
sk  for  circular.  R3iisoiii  Farm.  Chagrin  Falls,  0. 
Large  Partridge  Cochin  Cockerels 
West  woorl.  X.  J 
CILVEH-HAMBURGS,  ANDALUSIANS,  FRIZZLES,  LANGSHANS 
**  Blacn,  Bnff  and  White  Orpingtons,  Rocks,  etc. 
Stock  and  eggs  cheap.  CLARK  BROS.,  Freenort,  0 
Colored  Muscovys 
— $2.f0  pair. 
Jessie  ReyncFs  Petershurg,  N.  Y. 
Mammoth  Bronze  Turkeys 
Winner'  at  leading  Connecticut  allows.  Young 
toxns  for  sale  only.  Stamps. 
HEDGE  LAWN  FARM,  Washington,  Conn. 
SALE-Mammoth  Bronze  Tom  ^efghs.'u  iht 
Choice  stock.  JOHN  0.  S.  WILLi  AMS,  Old  Mystic,  Conn, 
We  will  send  you  as  man  y  gallons  as  you 
want,  of  the  best  quality  red  or  brown 
Kane  s  North  Country  Slrair  Bronze  Turkeys 
at  reduced  prices.  ?Sth  Partridge  RocJc  cockerels, 
$2  ouch.  C.  1>.  KANE,  Brasie  Corners,  N.  Y. 
BARN  PAINT 
TURKEYS 
Clioi-’e breeding  stock.  A.  R.  Manson,  Brasie  Corners,  N. Y, 
upon  receipt  of  remittance.  We  are  paint 
specialists  and  can  supply  you  with 
paint  for  any  purpose.  Tell  us  your 
wants  and  let  us  quote  you  low  prices. 
We  eun  save  you  money  by  slapping 
direct  from  our  factory.  Satisfaction 
Guaranteed, 
AMALGAMATED  PAINT  CO. 
Footory ;  371  WAYNE  ST.,  JERSEY  CITY,  N.  J, 
Direct  Sales  for  Poultry  Products 
T  have  associated  myself,  for  a  time,  at, 
least,  with  a  man  who  is  starting  out 
with  good  courage  and  has  approximately 
1.000  hens  now,  increased  from  about 
>00  last  year. 
We  are  located  right  in  xvliat  is  con¬ 
sidered  the  wealthiest  residential  section 
of  Massachusetts,  in  the  city  of  Newton, 
nine  miles  from  Boston,  where  in  a  five- 
mile  circuit  one  could  roach  a  large  num¬ 
ber  of  people  of  means,  who  use  good 
qualities  of  eggs  and  are  not  too  fussy 
'bout  the  price.  The  market  end  of 
ibis  business  is  at  present  very  unsatis¬ 
factory,  the  method  being  for  Mr.  A. 
to  call  up  on  his  phone  a  list  of  names 
from  the  telephone  directory  and  make 
bis  "speech."  getting  sometimes  no  new 
•ustoiners  and  sometimes  several,  de- 
peuding  ehiell.v  on  a  12-year-old  hoy  to 
deliver  the  eggs  with  team  and  keen  the 
customers.  'Phis  does  not  work  satisfac¬ 
torily.  I  know  in  a  general  way  why 
THGRUUGH 
BRED 
-Mrs.  ROBERT  DAVIS 
Cumberland,  Virginia 
White  Holland  Turkeys 
Hill  Colony  Brooder,  $30.  Magic  Colony  Brooder,  $15 
Roth  fitted  with  top  »ud  bottom  dr-aft 
Built  of  heavy  nnst  iron,  titr.ed  with  nmgiiziue,  uever  leak  gas,  fire  never 
.•^g.  cues  out,  maintain  an  even  temperature. 
Satisfaction  guaranteed.  \V.»  will  refnmi  the  money  after  21'  days’ 
A-- v M  Tail  if  Brooders  do  not  do  all  we  claim.  If  you  wish  •«  succeed  you 
'  kave  reliable  brooder'.  Otherwise  success  is  iiqpussiide. 
Write  today  for  descriptive  circular  ami  brooder  booklet  with 
Cheap  as  Wood 
Fence.  Sell  direct,  shipping  to  users  only  at 
manufacturers’  prices.  Writ*  tor  free  catalog. 
UP-TO-DATE  MFG.  CO.  936  10th  St.  Terre  haute,  Ind. 
32  Bellevue  A-'e.,  Trenton,  N,  J, 
ROSE  COMB  BLACK  MINORCAS— cockerels.  52 
ami 53,  Mrs,  ALBERT  HOUSE,  Goshen.  New  York 
Best  Squab  Producers, 
A  I- RIDA  FARM, 
Breediug  Stock  for  Sale 
-  Nlantic,  Conn- 
AUSTIN-VIBI 
Hatching  eggs.'ST  per 
$18  per  1H0.  ANNA  M 
ERT  S.  C.  REDS 
100.  Baby  chicks.  50.50  per  50; 
.  JONES,  llii.t.sn.u.K,  N.  Y, 
Barre 
Park's  bred- today  strr 
hurt,  and  Hill  View 
Baby  chicks.  2  Barr 
D.  EVERETT  J< 
d  Rocks 
iiu,  and  Rose  Comb  Reds,  VI- 
Urains.  Hatching  Egg-  and 
ed  Rock  cockerels  for  sale. 
3NES,  Hillsdale,  N.  Y. 
Barre 
Eggs.  $1  pec  15;  $o  per 
)0U.  A.  C.  JONES.  Marvel 
d  Rocks 
100.  Dny-old  chicks.  Sill  per 
iamestead,  Georoetuwn.  Delaware 
sale— Fine  White  Rod 
F.  0.  BRYANT,  - 
Cockerels  and  Pekin  Ducks 
SEAFORI),  NEW  YORK 
UIANTE0-F0UR  PARKS'! 
"COCK FUELS.  Mi 
colored.  Edward  H.  Mull 
STRAIN  PLYMOUTH  ROCK 
mt  ho  large  frame,  heavy,  light 
er,  Route  2  Saratoga  Springs-  N  Y. 
Fifteen  Most  Pop 
Eggs,  chicks  and  Br 
SUSQUEHANNA  POULTRY 
ular  Breeds  of  Poultry 
eeders.  Send  for  catalogue. 
FARM,  Box  1G,  Hackensack,  N.  J.  I 
