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Company  of  Buffalo,  N.  Y., 
offers  articles  listed  below, 
which  you  can  have  sent  to 
your  railroad  station  for  you 
to  look  over  just  as  you  do 
articles  in  a  store.  And 
with  no  obligation  to  you 
just  as  when  you  view  goods 
in  a  store.  If  the  goods  sat¬ 
isfy  you — if  you  can  see  that 
they  are  as  good  but  cost  less 
than  you  could  buy  them  for 
anywhere  else,  keep  them. 
If  they  do  not  convince  you, 
tell  the  station-master  to  re¬ 
turn  them.  This  whole  in¬ 
vestigation  on  your  part  will 
obligate  you  in  no  way  what¬ 
soever.  We  want  you  to  try 
the  mail-order  house  of  the 
East. 
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I  wish  reprosontntm*  men  from  every 
community  could  visit  Lancaster,  Pm. 
juul  see.  just  hmv  tin*  market  proposition 
lias  worked  nut  through  long  years  of 
application.  It  is  remarkably  cool  hpre 
now,  some  mornings  near  frost,  ami  to¬ 
bacco  growers  are  quite  concerned  over 
conditions.  A  wet  early  Summer  and  an 
abnormal  dry  midsummer  have  caused 
much  loss  to  farmers,  and  now  a  threat¬ 
ening  frost  does  not  make  them  feel  any 
better.  Tobacco  is  selling  in  the  field  at 
15c.  and  16c,  per  lb.,  which  will  gross 
close  to  $200  per  acre  for  good  stock. 
Potatoes  are  selling  at  $1  to  $1.25  per 
lm.  Peaches,  $1  to  $1.25  per  basket. 
Keen  cabbage  is  going  at  10o.  to  15c.  per 
bead  :  eggs,  88e.  per  do*.  So  you  see  the 
farmer  with  crops  to  sell  is  doing  well, 
especially  with  wheat  at  $1.10  per  lm. 
Konks,  Pa.  E,  J.  W. 
Cows  from  $  10  to  $50;  those  freshen 
next  Spring;  $00  to  $75  for  fresh  milk¬ 
ers,  Milk  about  $1,45  or  $1.55  per  can 
to  producers;  milk  retails  at  Liberty  at 
5c.  and  0e.  per  i|t.  Putter,  20c.  lb.:  at 
the  stores,  35c.  to  private  trade.  Apples, 
50  to  00c.  per  lm.,  to  consumers;  cannot 
sell  third  at.  mnikets  now;  pears.  $1  to 
$1.25  per  lm..  according  to  quality.  Po¬ 
tatoes.  $1  per  bn.,  retail.  Lggs  about 
40  or  45c.  per  do/.,  at  stores;  at  boarding 
houses.  50c.  is  paid  sometimes.  Hens 
and  chickens  from  18  to  20c.  per  pound 
live  weight.  Rough  cattle  for  beef  and 
bologna,  Oe.  per  lln,  live  Weight:  veal 
calves,  l2e.,  live  weight.  No  sale  for 
hay  and  straw  here  now.  R.  H. 
Aden,  N,  Y, 
Onions,  $1.50  lm. ;  potatoes,  $1;  ap¬ 
ples.  50  to  $1  lm. ;  cows,  $75;  lambs,  0e. ; 
milk.  314c.  ql. ;  hotter,  82c.  C.  F.  S. 
Apalaebin,  N.  Y. 
The  prices  of  farm  products  in  this 
part  nf  the  State  are  as  follows:  Milk, 
$1.00  per  cwt. ;  butter,  28c.  per  lb.;  eggs, 
Blip. ;  potatoes  scarce;  dealers  offering 
00c..  city  price  said  to  be  $1.25  and  $1.80; 
wheat.  $1.85 ;  rye,  90c.;  oats,  50c.; 
corn.  OSe.  and  $1.  Peaches  were  sold  for 
Too.  per  basket;  storm  fallen  four  bas¬ 
kets  for  $1.  Hattie  buying  seasou  has 
started  and  some  are  sold  at  good  prices. 
Hows  selling  as  to  weight  and  freshness 
from  $40  to  $120;  steers  from  $5.75  per 
cwt,  to  $0.85 ;  bulls  about  the  same. 
Horses  are  not  selling  just  now.  Old 
chickens,  14e. :  young,  lSe. ;  calves,  10 
and  11c.  per  lb.,  live  weight.  Hogs,  fat, 
18  and  14c.;  dressed  milk  pigs  from  $2 
to  $2.80.  U.  F.  H. 
Itemville,  Ta. 
Timothy  hay,  $18.50  per  ton ;  mixed 
hay,  $12.50  per  ton;  wheat.  $1.85  per 
lm, ;  corn.  85c. ;  oats.  85c. ;  barley,  OOe. : 
beef  cattle,  live.  0%e.  lb. ;  hogs.  live. 
Otkc. ;  milk,  $1.40  per  hundred;  apples. 
85c.  per  lm.;  eggs,  20  to  40e. ;  live  fowls. 
14  to  16c.  per  lb.;  Spring  chickens,  15  to 
17e. ;  country  butter,  27c.  per  lb. 
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