not cleared off, and 2 ear loads Texan sheep wero 
forced off on private terms. 
flogs.—No quotations; this forenoon, live wore 
held for Friday's rates. 
RKCKIPTH OP I.IVE STOCK. 
Sb(op A 
Hoofs. Cnws. t'.lvro, I .anil,.. Hoim. 
One Hundredth 8t...2,8ft4 9 812 72 000 
Forty-Eighth St. (10 111) 1,784 6,288 000 
Fortieth 8 t. 00 00 1,101 6.269 17,070 
Common ipaw.5,031 (HI 00 4,219 12,740 
Weehawken. 604 00 00 000 000 
Totals this week.....'8,389 (ill 3,718 16,918 29,310 
“ last week.8,861 75 3,5!:, 16,497 45,238 
OOMPAIfATIVB RATES, 
I,ast week. This week. 
Cents. Cents. 
Good Steers V lb.12X © 14 12M 0 14 
Fair.Ilk © 12 ILK © 12 
Poor.lo © ii lo @ u 
Poorest. 8 f«# OH 8 @ ox 
Gen. selllna rates. 12)4 ® Ilk 11 © 12 k 
Vegetable**.—Exports of potatoes past week. 830 
bbl*. Old potatoes are slow of sale i prune State 
Peach Plows held pretty still', hut the (tenoral market 
is easy. Bermuda quoted at $s.5(); new Charleston, 
15.50for best; Inferior lots, *g®3. Maryland green 
pelts are In mitrkoj to-day, quoted at $5,.W V bbl; lute 
Norfolk marrow fats, $5..M*. Bermuda tomatoes lower, 
75®90c. 1* box; do. onions, bush, crate, $1.50© 1,76. 
Southern squash and cueumhers are here, but hardly 
marketable. Asparagus, II._'.V,p>.75 v lull hunches. 
String beans, *1.50 »* crate. We quote; 
Peach Blows, 111 bulk for State or Wes¬ 
tern; Curly Hoh*i, *'-’©2.25 do., Prince Albert, $2®2.7ft 
In double bonds; coinniDD potatoes, *2(.J2 id In hulk. 
Peanuts Hteudv at full late prices at tl.LVsil.60 for 
Wilmington I *1.23®1.76 for Virginia; TVijilllk'. for Ten¬ 
nessee. 
Whisky is selling lit 93kd< 
Wool.—The domestic trade has become very light, 
with dealers disposed to sell at Into prions, but not 
Inclined to make further concessions. Foreign Is In 
liberal supply, and with an absence of important de¬ 
mand, prices are nomtual. The prices for the new 
clip nt domestic are not made yet. Iu the Interior, 
the view* of growers and buyers are very much spurt. 
At the moment, 4he. Is all that Is Offered in Ohio, with 
50c. asked. We quote New York and Michigan and 
Wis. fleeces lit 48c. for XX. He. for V, Lie. for No. 1. 
Ohio and Penn, fleeces, 51c. for XX, 18c. for X. 10c. for 
No. 1. Ind., Kr. and Tenti., ISc. fur XX, 4i5c. for X, 
44c,for No. 1. III., town and Minn., I .o. for XX, 44c. 
for X, 13c. for Nil. I. Ha., Ala.. Miss, and l,a., 28iiii80c. 
for unwashed. Pulled at 4U©4Gc. for extra, 42©47c. for 
super, 36©40o. Cor No. 1. 
KOCUKHTER, Tiny iirt.—Flour steady and un¬ 
changed. Wheat—E1.80 ClpI.H 0 red winter; $1.90®2.1() 
for choice white. Corn, GSc.i oats, 50®61c.; rye, 86 <M 
beans In demand for sood, f2.26ffl2.6h; butter In better 
supply, at 25©28c.; eggs scarce, 16©He, per do*. Pota¬ 
toes, *1®1.12K per bush., for nny good kinds. The 
shipping season has nearly passed : the sales now are 
omy for send and home use. Hay is In better supply, 
at 246426 V) ton for beat. Straw Arm at $13© 14 # ton. 
The wool market, ts very dull. No buyers yet., and 
dealers talk of opening at 406915c. V tb for medium. 
Cotton. Business has been very slow, and the 
market weak. The position of the foreign market 
admits of only a light shipping business; the spin¬ 
ning demand has fallen off lately. The closing prices 
for future delivery, on the basis of low middling, are 
13 11-10. for June, 18 15-16c. for July, 19c. for August, 
17 lp-lflCi for September, 17 9-1(1®IVkc. for October, 
17 5-16c. for November, l7k«. for December. The 
quotations for spot cotton are ; 
l yUmli. Alnbiunn. Suw Orltnuil. T' x s,. 
Ordinary. Ilk Ilk 14 W Ilk 
Good Ordinary. lllW l(Pj 16«t> 16k 
Strict Guild Ordinary." 17k 1744 17k 17k 
Low Middling. 18k 18k 18-ft, 18 (f 
Middling. 1914 19k 19V 20 
Good Middling. 21 M 2Ik 21V 22 
Dried Frnils. — Exports of dried apples, Il2 bids. 
Business has become very slow. Apples »ro hard to 
*oll either to shippers or the homo trade. Peaches 
are Inquired for, Imt the prices offered are very low 
and but few holders will negotiate, the inclination 
being to curry surplus suppljascver until fall In pref¬ 
erence to accenting concessions on the now nominally 
low figures. Blackberries have hardly held up to the 
average quoted last week. Small fruits are (u light 
supply. 
Southern apples, iftSfte. for ordinary ; do., sliced, 
prime, 5©6e.: Western, 4 f 4 ©fte.j State, ilk© 6 c,; do. 
prime lots of sliced, like. Heeled peaches Prime 
Georgia and North Carolina, 10® 120.; ordinary, 4®He. 
I In peeled peaches, 8 Ho. for quarters, ami 3 h® 4 Wa¬ 
fer halves. Plums at 12©Ue. for State and il®13u. 
for Southern. Cherries, hi© 17c. for State uud Houth- 
em. Black berries. 3e. 
Egg*.—Receipts are less oppressive, and the mark¬ 
et may ho culled steady. Losses begin to be heavy 
enough to make buyers Insist upon marks made good. 
As yot, no Canadian stock has Increased the supply. 
Most of the 3 took is from the WokI. Near points will 
be. used up from this time until fall before they strike 
here, us country bourders will want them. Wo quote 
Long Island and New Jersey, 19®2ocg Htuteand Penn¬ 
sylvania, 17k'®18We.; fust freight Western and Ohio, 
I7ke.; ordinal y western. lt!)4<«iJ7c. 
Flour. — Further liberal coneeBSlona have been 
made by holders, failing, however, to Induce inueh 
life to trade. Receipt* are liberal with the railroad 
and canal deliveries, and stocks accumulate. Ship¬ 
pers have no margin lu (heir orders at current prices, 
and the present outlook Is very unsatisfactory to sel¬ 
lers, Corn meal !* source and wanted. 
flu peril n« Slate.$5 05® 6 la 
Common extra do. 6 75© 7 10 
Good to choice rto. 7 15® 7 30 
Fancy do. 7 2 ft® h lft 
Superllna Michigan, ludiuuu. Ohio, Iowa... ft 60® II 10 
Extra do . . 6 ? 00 
Choice extra do.. 7 05® 8 10 
Trade brands do.-. i 15 10 i 
G.. to choice white wheat extras. 8 Ids! Ill 30 
Fair to very choice extra Minnesota.(I 7,V*1I 7ft 
Common to fair extra St. Louis. 7 2 .Vg 9 10 
Good to oholcc do. 9 I5®12 Ml 
Southern, common to choice.(i 25© 8 10 
Family do... '.,11 
Rye, common to line. ..... _ 4 7 .V.u 5 TS 
Corn meal. Brandy wine. 3 35© 3 lift 
l»o. Western.. 3 U@ 3 f>o 
Fresh Frnitw. — Apples arc almost done with 
commercially. Tho remnant is of poor quality, none 
are good enough to command last week’s top figures. 
Best remaining Russets, $3.75 per bbl.; poor to good. 
*l.ft0:<u3. Norfolk strawberries begin to sink with 
warm weather, the best of the picking Is over. Mary¬ 
land berries arrive regularly and range at 2(!®3(fc!. 
Small gooseberries, 8 ., So. P quart; uot much wanted. 
Bouthern Cherries, I6©18u., without- much demand. 
Reports from tho Delaware and Maryland poach sec¬ 
tions promise mi unusual largo crop, notwlthstaml 
Ing the severe winter wo have passed through. Cran¬ 
berries nominal, lit 91.50®2 ¥ crate, $2.50®4 t bbl. 
4 4 im I ii. Wear© now fully upon theseason forllli 
eriil receipt* by caoa), nu<l prices generally aro lower. 
Shippers buy more freely at the concessions, hut they 
lino quick sellers. For wheat, quotations at $l..'ift©l.G2 
tor No.2*prlng In store and afloat; tl.68®l.ti9 for No. I 
do. hero; »1.67©t.li9 first half June ; $1.47®l.il8 for No. 
2 spring tlrat half June, $l.?A©l.sft for winter red 
Wustern; *1.88© 1.S0 for amhor no.; *1,9(102.11) for In¬ 
ferior to fancy white Western. Corn. i>IH®65k for 
sailing lots now mixed Western; 63®d5o.forsttuniur, 
do., closing with average lots of do.,avulluhle utR3o.; 
61©63o. for soft and dump do.; fl5©Qne. for nmv yellow 
Western; SYo. for old mixed Western afloat; 87c. for 
do. In store. (»its at 18©ftl}<d. for new mixed West¬ 
ern, closing at 43o. for average samples; 45®50c. for 
new black do.; S605HKO. for new white do., ana 55c. for 
old iuIxod Western in store, ltyo at 96>4©97c. for 
For sale at the Rural, New-Yorker Office, No. 6 
Bookman 8 t., New York, or sent by mall, post¬ 
paid, on receipt of price; 
Willard’™ Practical Dulry IIiiMbnndry 
(Jiiwt i-mued). 83 00 
Allen’s (L. F.) American Cattle... 2 00 
t»0. New American Farm Hook. 2 50 
l>o. Diseases of Domestic Animals. 1 00 
Do. Rural Architecture. 1 f$) 
American Bird Fancier.. . SO 
American Pomology i&0 Illustrations) Warder.. 3 00 
American Practical Cookery.. 1 75 
American Rows Oultnrlst.... 30 
American Btandard of Excellence lu Poultry.. 50 
Ante;loan Wheat Cutturlet iTodd). 2 n0 
Architecture, National iHeo. 10 Woodward).12 00 
Atwood’BCountry and Suburban Houses,.,. I 50 
Barry’s Fruit Garden (new edition). 2 50 
Boo Keepers’ Tort Rook, Paper,40c.; Cloth. 75 
Be in (MB's Rabbit fancier.... 30 
Bieknoll's Village Builder (55 Plates, showing 
New and Practical Designs).10 00 
Bummer'* Method of Making Manure*. 25 
Brook's Book of Flowers (new). . 1 76 
Brldgetnari’n Gardener’s Assistant. 2 50 
Holst's Family Kitchen Hardener. 1 00 
Do. Flower Harden. 160 
Carpentry Made Kvsy (new).. 6 00 
t hemiMry of the Farm (Nichols). 1 26 
1 'horlton's Grape Grower’* Guide. 76 
Cider Maker's Manual., .. 1 50 
('later's New 111. CatilH Doctor, oolored plates... 6 00 
Cobbelt’s American Hardener. 76 
Cole's American Fruit Book. 76 
Cole's American veterinarian. 75 
Cotton Culture (Lymun nj. I 50 
('ruck Bind 1 Barber)... 1 75 
cranberry Culture (J. .1, While)..!..!".,,!.!! 1 26 
Dadd’s American Cuttle Doctor. 1 60 
Do Modern Ilorse Doctor. 1 50 
Dana’s Muck Manual .. 1 25 
Darwin's Variations of Animals and Plants..!... 6 00 
Dead Shot; or, Bportuiun’s Complete Guide. 1 76 
Downing's Fruits und Fruit Trees of America, 
(HOO pp.)...... 6 00 
Do. Kurin Enku.vh. , 350 
Drainage for Proflt and Health.!!.,..!! 1 64) 
llyer and Color Maker s Companioii. 1 25 
Kastwood's Cranberry Culture. 75 
Elliot'* Lawn aud Hhade Trees. 1 iiO 
Everybody's Lawyer. 2 1)0 
Every Woman Her Own Flower Hardener (new), 
paper, 50c,; cloth..,. X 00 
Farm Drainage (U. F. French).! 1 50 
Farm linpli"iii(hts and Machinery (J. J. Thomas) I 50 
Field’s Pear Culture... .. 125 
Fishing In American Waters (Scott)..!!! 3 50 
Flint on Grasses..... 2 50 
Do. Milch Cows and Dulry Farming..2 60 
Forest Trees (Urvunt.)... 1 50 
Frauk Forrester’s Field Hports (2 vols.). 6 W) 
Do. Fish and Fishing (100 engravings). 6 00 
Do. Manual Tor Young Sportsmen. 3 00 
Fuller's Illustrated Btrawberry Cullurlst. 20 
1)0. Forest Tree CuUnrlnt..’.. 1 50 
Do. Small Fruits (Illustrated).. 1 50 
Fulton's Poach (ftlltUre. A Hand-Book and 
Guide to Every Planter .. 1 50 
Hardening for Proilt (P. Henderson). 1 50 
Hardening for the South (While’s). 2 00 
Urupe Cullurlst (A, B. Fuller).. 1 60 
Gray’s Manual of Botany and Lessons. 3 DO 
Do- Hohool and Field Book of Botany .. 2 50 
Do. How Plants Grow (500 II lustra Ilona). 112 
Do. Introduction to Structural and Systematic 
Butaev and Vegetable Physiology (l,;iooUlus.). 3 50 
Guenon on Milch Cow*. 76 
Gun. Rod and Buddie. 1 50 
Harney's Barns, Outbuildings and Fences,..!.!!! 10 00 
Harris on Insects. ... . 4 00 
Do. on the Pig— Breeding. Management, Ac..!’.! 1 50 
Haltleld’s Amerlciili House Carpenter .. 3 50 
Hint* to Horse Keepers (Herbert’s). t 76 
High Furmlog without Manure. 36 
Holly's Art of Saw-h'lllng .. 75 
Holly’s Carpenter’s Hand Book (new). 7 b 
Hooper's Dog and Gun. 30 
(loupes' Hook of Evergreens.' 3 ijn 
Hup culture-. .7 . 40 
Mow Crops Feed. . . ] 2 00 
How Crops Grow... 2 00 
Mutitur and Trapper.... ......!'. 1 00 
Husmunn's Grapes utid Wine. 1 54 ) 
Indian Corn : Its Value. Culture and Uses. 1 60 
JonnlngH on Cattle and their Diseases. 1 75 
Do. Horse and his Diseases. 1 76 
Do. I Ionic Training Made Easy.. 1 26 
Do. Hhecp, Hwtiie and Poultry. 1 75 
Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry.. 1 75 
Do. Eleuiuiiln Agricultural Chemistry. 1 50 
Kemp’s Landscape Hardening. 2 60 
Langttroth on the liive and Honey Bee.’ 2 00 
Lewis’ American Bportsman. „ 2 76 
Lightning Rods, aud How to Construct Them, 
by John Ptilu...’ 25 
Maimuion Flax and Hemp Culture.!!!!' 26 
Mtiuuul of Tobacco Culture. 25 
Mason’s Farrier and Bind Book..,. ' j jo 
Mayhew-s Illustrated Horse Management. 3 00 
Do. Illustrated Horse Doctor. 3 (jq 
Mechanic's Companion (Nicholson). ”!! a (X> 
Mechanics lor Millwrights, .Machinists and others 1 60 
Miles on Horse’s Foot (cloth). 75 
Modern Cookery (by Miss Autoe and Mrs. S. J. 
Hale). 1 75 
McClure's Diseases of Horse. Cattle and Sheep! 2 U 0 
Money tn the Garden, by l\ T. Oplno . 1 60 
Norris’ Fish Culture. 1 75 
SPECIAL NOTICES 
A 11111 n line no right to permit either himself 
nr hla friends to suffer the torture of the wretched 
Metal Trusses. The Now Elastic Truss euros Hernia 
in n few weeks. It Is worn night and day with com¬ 
fort. It retains tho rupture absolutely secure at all 
times, without aim txcrittion. Bold cheap, ntld very 
durable. It la sent, by mall everywhere, by THE 
ELASTIC TRUSS CO., No. 683 Broadway, N. Y. City, 
who send Circulars free on application. 
The Rest Elastic Truss, without metal springs, 
l* Pomnhoy'h Elastic Rupture Belt, patented in 
1871 and 1873. No one should buy an Elastic Truss 
without first writing to Messrs. POMEROY A CO., 
74-1 Broadway, Now York, for full particulars. 
Pomeroy’s TruHHeM are the best in the world. 
COUNTRY CHEESE MARKET 
Artvcvti.acmcnt.o' 
I F YOU WANT TO PURCHASE ANY- 
thing In the Mechanical Line, no mutter whut It 
is, address, for particulars, N. Y. SUPPLY CO. AND 
MANHF’llfl AGENTS, 178 Broadway, .New York City. 
R. OfO LEWIS has opened a lino “CURE, 
on Beacon Hill, Boston. Soud for Circular. 
t For Molli I’alclics, Freckles A Tau, 
f B 3 It It Y ’ B 
Mo til uud Kreeklc Lotion. 
It Is reliable und harmless. 
For Pimples on the Face, 
BLACKHEADS AND FLESHWORMS, 
Use Perry’s Improved Com krone 
and Pimple Remedy— the Grout Skill Medicine. 
Prepared only by Du. it. c. PERRY, 
Bold by all Druggists. 49 Bond 8 t., New York. 
CHEA.I* PiLR-MS * 
Tile (Jlieapeat I.tind in ItlarUet, 
for sale by the 1JNION PACIFIC RAH.ROAD COM¬ 
PANY. In the Ur,-at Platte Valley! .{,000.000 
ACRES In CENTRAL NEBRASKA now for sale In 
tracts of forty acrestuid upwards «« five, and ten //eniV 
credit, (it 6 per cent, Nn ",leaner mfrrrut required. 
MILD AND HEALTHFUL CLIMATE, FERTILE 
.SOIL, AN ABUNDANCE OK GOOD WATER. THE 
BEST MARKET IN THE WEST! The Great Min¬ 
ing Regions of Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and Nevada, 
being si)pplled by the farmers in the Platte Valley, 
SOLDIERS ENTITLED To A HOMESTEAD OF 
I till ACRES. THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COL 
ON1ES. FREE HOMES EOlt ALL. Million* a) ace rs 
nt choice Government Lands open for entry under 
the Iiimnxirnii. how. near this ureal llallroucl, with 
good markets and all the conveniences of un old set¬ 
tled Country. Free lauises to purchaser* of Railroad 
Land. Sectional maps, showing tho exact location 
of land, also new edition of t>eue. • ip tier Pamphlet with 
Aft 'in Mnllnl Fin loiii/wluir. Address 
O. I". DAVIS, Land UnnimiNHtoiitT, 
IJ. I*. If. If, Oinnlia, Neb. 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS, 
prices, ill© 1754c. He*,; welgtits,(5®7t< CWt., general sides 
on estimated weight. On Thursday and Friday fore¬ 
noons, Linde iu beeves was slow, und sulusmen held 
over several lots, hoping for advance rut-uion Friday 
forenoon ; the markets cloned weak ; prices on both 
days ranged from 0 ® 123 fc., weights, 5>£®8X cwt., on 
ft(J®58 lbs. to the cwt., net. During flic past week, 
lean Texan steers sold from 9®10£; do, grazed east 
of the Mianlnnlppt, sulil iroiu lO'-jdull 1 *'!!.; weights, 
liill l, ewt. llllnolH steers ranged from roarso to good, 
and sold lit H©l2Jfc.; weights. cwt. Missouri 
steers, from coarse to l'afr, Ic.whityc.; weight, IIM 
©8 ewt. Still-fed Illinois steers. uRo.; weight. cwt. 
14ougU Western hulls, l.Yc.; live weight, L'lewt. 
IHIIcIi C'oivh. -Trade opened fair last Tuesday 
forenoon, wbon wiles were fully effected at $35®HO 
per head; general sales, $50©55. ('lie market iield 
llrm al above rates during the latter duys of the past 
week. Tho quality of the cows on hand ranged from 
poor to fair, with u few suited for family use. 
Veala.—This being a full season fur veal*, prices 
are decided by quality alone. On Wednesday last, 
veulxsuld at7®He.I on Thursday, 6 ©l(IXc.; 011 Friday, 
same rates. Poor buttermilk-fed calves, average 
weight, 1:19 lb*. «' head, ifc.; Plate veals, do. i.'il lbs.,at 
8 u.; do. lit? lbs.,8,4c.; choice Jersey, I5ulbs., 10c. 
Sheep untl f.ninba.—This Is not. the season for 
mutum, consequently the trnde In sheep is dull, and 
only good qualities sell even at fair rates. On Wed¬ 
nesday, sheep sold at 8 © 6 >,u. V «>.; Thursday, at same 
rates, und on Friday In largo lots, ut 6®7c. During 
the past week, must of the flocks to hand were from 
Ohio, and sold as follows - Ohio sheep, average 88 
!t»„tl©tJ!<c.; do.,b!Mr.s., (14c.; do., 98 ms., 7e.; Missouri, 
average, lllO ms., sold at Go.; Michigan, 864 Be.. 6 ) 40 . 
Lambs have been flrin since our last report; sales us 
follows;—Jersey lambs, average, ft 6 lbs., 18e.; do. Hi 
mu., 14U.J Delaware, 62 ms„ )2c.; Virginia, 53 lbs., 124c.; 
do. 47 tts., 114c. 
K win e.-Trade in hog* was better during the latter 
iluys of this past week than it hud been for some days 
previously. On Wednesday live sold at 5v,ft„„>;<i'..; city- 
dressed, 7(gtl%o, Trade opened le-s active on Tliurs- 
day forenoon with live hogs nominal, and city-dressed 
at 6,4©7>5e. On Friday, live nogs sold for5V©Ge., and 
elty ilres.M'd l!W®7M«. Tho market Closed with an 
improved feeling. 
Horse Alnrltef.—Trade in horses luia already 
begun to fall off In t.lio number of sales effected week¬ 
ly ; still choice quality carriage horses and trotters of 
good speed are iu fair demand. At tho TuttersaJl 
.stables, 7th ave. and 42d Bt., 3 pairs of stylish carriage 
horses sold from $l,i)l 10 .( 2 ,(M) p pair; 3 choice trotters, 
$l,S(XJ©3,fl00. The following sale* Were effected by 
auction :-4 head of poor quality light harness horses 
$07®9t) p head; 6 common do , 9 do., BlJU®, 
235 ; 5 pali H ftt $275(^.iiX); l (lent pair of 1'haetou horses, 
*800; i pair of ponies, $260© 300 . Elghty-one horses 
arrived per Erie Railway via Oak Cliff Station ; 461 
per Central New Jersey, via Liberty street, ferry. 
THE NOVELTY 
IB THE ONLY LAWN MOWER 
THAT CAN CUT L0NQ GRASS AND DO THE TRIMMING 
IS BEST AND CHEAPEST. 
A. J. OlIIYIKIt.Hamilton, Ohio. 
HONK FLOUR. 
Iwit© ot Lime, or 
lroulur. 
Newark, N, J. 
I’rHctlowl Floriculture (I*. Hendersi.nl. 1 54 ] 
Practical Poultry Keeper |L. Wright). 2 0(1 
Practical Shepherd 1 Randall).. .! 2 00 
Ouinby’s Mysteries of Bee Keeping. 1 50 
uulnoy on Bolling Cattle. 1 25 
Randall’* Fine VVool Sheep Husbandry.!..!’ 1 00 
Do. Sheep Husbandry tu the Boalh. . 1 50 
Uieburdson on thn Dog. .......!...!! 30 
Saunders Domestic Poultry,. 
Buhenck’s Haideiiers’ Text-Book.!!..!!!. 76 
fforlbner’s Produce'l'uble*. 30 
Do. Ready Reckoner and Log Book... 30 
Si rues, m s Horse Portraiture— Breeding, Rear¬ 
ing and Training Trotters. 2 50 
Six Hundred Recipes...... 1 75 
Skeleton Leaves... 2 on 
Skillful Housewife.,....... ....!!!! 75 
Slack's Trout ('tillure (now).!!!!! 1 50 
Btewart’s (John) Stable Uook. j 50 
Tcgetmcler’s Poultry Kook (colored plates) . . 9 00 
Tegetuieier's Pigeon Book (colored plates).5 00 
Ton Acres Enough. .. 150 
The Bouton Machinist (Fitzgerald)........! ,'!’” 75 
The Dog (by Dinks, Mayhew and Hutchinson).. 3 00 
The Dog (new)... 2 50 
The Horse (Stonehenge). 8 vu., 822 pp.. 3 50 
The Mule iRIJey)—A Treatise on the Breeding, 
Training and uses to which he may bo put... 1 fill 
The People’s Practical Poultry Boo*. 1 50 
Thomas' Am. Fruit Culturist (480 illustrations). 3 00 
Traouer’s Guide (Newhouse).. 2 00 
Trout Culture (Beth Gn*«n). . . 1 00 
Trowbridge’s (.Mrs. Laura) Excelsior Cook Book 
and Housekeeper's Aid. 1 25 
Warder's Hedges and Evergreens... 1 60 
Wunug's Elements of Agriculture. 1 00 
Watson’s American Home Garden. 2 00 
Wax Flowers.and How to Jtske Them. 2 00 
Western Fruit Growers’ Guido (Elliott). 1 60 
Wheeler’s Homes tortile People. 3 30 
Do. Rural Hum ns.,.., . ... 2 00 
Window Hardening (II. T. Williams).!! 1 50 
Woodruff’s Trotting Horse of America.. 2 25 
Woodward's Graperies and Hort'l Buildings .... 1 50 
Do. Country Home*... 160 
Do. Cottage* and Farm Uouses..... 1 50 
Do. Suburbau and Country Houses. 1 50 
Youall and Spooner on the Horse. 1 60 
Youutt and Martin au Cattle...,.,.,. 150 
Yonutt and Martin on tho Hog.. 1 00 
Youatt on Sheep. . 1 00 
Youman's Hand-Book of Household Science.... 1 75 
Address all orders tu 
D. D. T. MOORE, 5 Beekman St., New York. 
IF* Any Books desired, not named in thia Hat 
will be furnished on receipt of price. 
Frcsli Hone SupcrnhoHpl 
DihmoIvciI Hone. Send fur 0 
LUSTER BUGS 
LEE’S SUMMIT NURSERIES 
VVholi'Miile and tiifiiernl Supply Nil race ten. 
An Immense stock, of superior quality, at low prices. 
tCST 4)80.11© Hedge Plniits by the 1,4)00 or 
1,000,4)00. Bend for lb-ice List. 
ill.A I It HKDS,, 
Lee’s Summit, jHCkson Co., Mo. 
Afonilny n Sales,—Heevcs-Trade slow, but tho 
quality of steers to hand being generally good, sale* 
were effected at II©l.’ic. i)’ lb.; top* at He. Cherokee 
steers, 10)<C. V weight, from 5K to 9 cwt„ on 57©8U 
lbs. to the cwt., net; most of the lots to hand were 
Cleared off at noon. 
.Illicit Ouwh.—S low, with sales effected at *G5@75 
F head; quality from poor to fair. 
Veale.—Trade small but active, prices from 8)4® 
8Xc. W ». 
Sheep and Lambs.— Sheep continue dull, but 
lambs are In fair demand. Sheep sold In large lots 
at5)Y@5)ic.; Iambs, ll®12Ke. The flocks to hand were 
assorted lots. 
Pennsylvania tillers. 
wrappers. 
assorted lots. 
Ohio tillers. 
wrappers. 
assorted lots. 
Wisconsin assorted lots. 
1 7HJ4D8 iron. HATCHING,—I will now book or 
J dors for eggs from my wolj Known strains of Fan 
cv Poultry, Including over 20 varieties of Fowls und 
Ducks, to bo shipped as soon as the- weather will per¬ 
mit. Inclose stamp, and write for what you want to 
C. N. BROWN, Unadtlla Forks, Otsego Co. N. Y. 
