TOOL CHESTS 
WITH BEST TOOLS ONLY. 
FOR CIRCULAR ADDRESS 
J.T.PRATT & CO 
S3 FULTON ST.N.Y. 
Monday'* Sales.—Beeves —Trade in horned cat¬ 
tle opened fair on this forenoon and closed firm at 
u@13e. it..; weight from 0 to 84 ewt., strong on 57® 
00 n>*. to the owt.., not; the <|nulity of stoora to hand 
was from fair to good! general run, smooth, neat 
cattle. 
Milch Cows.—Trade wax slow, prices ranged at 
J Mcj, 120 d head; general salesatflffuiM Wheatl; qual¬ 
ity generally medium. 
Will*. Trade was l>H eeled lu large lots; prices at 
7:ipi894o. V It.; quality fair. 
Sheep mid LuihIi*.—T rade was fair, hut there 
was a slight falling oil in lambs. Sheen sold In (urge 
lots at a; t Qlii'fc. Lauth* sold In a elected lots, ll<iSllJ-je. 
Hog*.—Live worn not quoted on this forenoon, as 
those fresh to hand we.ntdireet to slaughterers. City- 
dressed not quoted at noon. 
RECEIPTS OF I.IVE STOCK. 
Sh» »M> & 
ttlll'VMfl. CmVH. Cnlvi'H. Lilt 11 09. 1 IOCf». 
One Hundredth St... 3.080 7 910 04 000 
Forty-eighth St. 00 71 1,943 0,7l5t 000 
Fortieth St,. CHJ (K) 037 4.508 24,1X18 
Communlpnw.5,384 00 00 7.983 12,323 
Wcehawkeu. 858 UO 00 (XX) 000 
selling at $9©11.75 for barreled new plain mess, $12® 
13.50 for extra mess. Tierced beef at $23@25 for new 
India mess, S.'JfituBI for now extra India mesa, anil $21® 
23 for new prime mess. 
Seed*.—Trade Is at, a stand at the moment, hut 
there i-i scarcely auy additions to the supplies, anil 
prices lire without change. Clover at 84 eJi 8 -\e, for 
Western, and siTffiSta. for Slat*?. Timothy at $1.50. 
Tobacco. Crude* of Western leaf suited to the 
wants of Regie buyers lire wanted at full lute prices. 
Seedleaf stock has a limited sale. 
QUOTATIONS—N 1C W CROP. 
I.ightGrades, lleavy tirades. 
l.ugs.. 7 («) 7>,«. 7M® 74c. 
Common to medium leaf. 7 5,66 84c. 7:*son 8Hc. 
(lo*)d do. .. 8,460 1(14c. 9 (ifl 12 c. 
Flue do. ..U (is 12 o, 12.4 (h) 13 
Selections..124(01 13 C. 18454 In 
SEEDLEAF CROP OF 1871. 
Connecticut and .Massachusetts tillers.II 64 It e. 
seconds..12 (*#25 c. 
wrappers,.... 40 64 56 c. 
selections. CO 6« 75 c. 
New York tillers.. 10 69 11 e. 
wrappers.........18 64 36 c. 
assorted lots.11 64 i t c. 
Pennsylvania niters.13 64 U c. 
wrappers. 22 64 00 c. 
assorted lots. .18 68 25 e. 
Ohio tillers. 8 i»j 9 c. 
wrappers. -18 64 85 c. 
assorted lots. 9464 12 e. 
Wisconsin assorted lots. 8464 9 e. 
Vegetables. Old potatoes an* now in variable 
condition, ami file- qualitln* of State only will bring 
extreme prices i Western are neglected. We quote 
State Poach Blows, in hulk. $2 62i*.\7e; do. in double 
heads, f3t<ii.'l.25; Early Hose, |2®&23 lr» bids.; 1‘rinee 
A.lbert, $2.50*'62.76 do.; Western Peach Blows, prime, 
$7.'!.V,c‘! r 5il; do. common, Jacksons, &o,, S$I.."u*** "2; Ber¬ 
muda, $8.uh *' (*h|.; Charleston, $.><j«8 fur prime. Del¬ 
aware pen- $3.oUioit V bhl.i New Jersey and Norfolk, 
f26}2 .51); do. string beans, $V *lo., *1o. tjilhbiigi s, $2.50(3. 
2.74 v hhl. Asparagus is nut quotable. Charleston 
ciicnnihors, $l.&U64ll V crate. Bermuda tomato* s are 
all too ripe for use; quoted ut 25®69c., which does 
not pay freight and sorting. Uurmudu onions, $1.50 
V era e. 
WlilsUy is Belling at 91c. for Western. 
Wool.—Domestic fiooee Is quiet, hut. with light 
stocks prices are without change N<* settled price 
for the new dip yd. Tile dip is thought to he large, 
and manufacturers u wall developments. 
We quote New York-and Micnigan and Wiscon¬ 
sin fleeces at 48c. tor XX 44c. for X, ilk!, for No. 1. 
Ohio and Penn, deuces, 51c. for XX.lHc. for X, Kiel for 
No. I. 1ml.. Ky. and TStlO,,48C. for XX, ll*C. for X, 
He. for No. I 111., Iowa and Minli., too. for XX, lie. 
for X, 43c. for No. I. Ga., Ala., Miss, and La., 28®80o. 
for unwashed. Pulled at (llwilfiu. for extra, l2c#47o, for 
super, 356440c. for No. 1. 
fair do., $2.25; red kidney, $3.50*33.75 for good and 
prime; white kidney, $2.20@2.80; Canada peas, in 
bhls.. tree. $ 1.<0(4.1.15: green peas, bush., range, $1.40 
f l.nO. SoTithern black-eyed, *4.684.25; white kidney, 
2.20®2Ji0. 
Beeswax,—There is sufflclentt rode from shipimrs 
to create steady prices. Sales at <J06j)37c. for Western 
and Southern. 
Broom 4'ni'n. There is a moderate trade from 
manufacturers. Sab's at GJffaJe. for hurl, 6 w 8 c. for 
green. Is*.To. t* ir rtjil. Did l* quoted 3uiilo, 
But to v. rowan!-' the close. Western began to ar¬ 
rive liberully ; as prices were none too st rong during 
tt-s absence, they urn rather unsettled to-day, ana 
point lower. Suite butter lm« bad several weeks 
longer Consumption (ban last season, owing to the 
backwardness of the season West, hilt will soon have 
to give place I*, the all rai l ive*|u iced good grades ol 
Ohio iind Michigan. There has lieeti less out-of-town 
haying latter I v, us gnu* Is guud lu ud.hieont places 
and sonic supply Is niu to at home Jtiistarn buyers, 
however, will soon reuppear, as the rates for West¬ 
ern slock usually stimulate the Inquiry, t'hoteo yel¬ 
low Western firkins. In lots, '! 8 r<j'l'\ 
We quote prune elite Mrkluft, yellow, '-’9eg do. half 
tubs, yellow, 27>nl28i-.; do. Welsh tubs, 236437c. West¬ 
ern ranges, host, 21 Including creamery; other 
Western tubs, 2U*T!e. N. K. pull*, 2664300.1 Penusyl- 
vauia store packed, 2(l64l!nC. White and 'trunked but¬ 
ter. 126]>20c. Low grades have a Wide range. 
(Jbet'se. -There is a good shipping demand, but 
the very tree receipts of both State anil Western 
compel dealers t*> meet shippers when tin* hitter 
moderate their idler. Western cheese is slow of sale, 
except, when tip; Inside rate is accepted. A good 
many States are otf In quality, auil to keep the mar¬ 
ket, clear will have to he miciltlood. For fancy State 
15c. is sometime- made, blit tho hulk of even tine 
line will not run above 1 1 ,e The entile has declined 
to G7s. fid. We quote : titmice Statu factory, It 4**4 
live.; good, do., 13.4*f6ltc.; fair, do.. i;X./:134e,j dairies, 
ll(.«l3!4c.; skimmed, :®7e. for full, and 1 I>t12c, for 
partly; Western factory quoted at 10.466124m 
Coiioil, Prices huve not varied on spot uotluii, 
although receipts are fair and offered freely. For 
forward deliveries there Is a fair murket, at is’<e- for 
June, 19 5-100. for Juiv, 19 13-32e. for August, and 
is 9-,‘He. for September, showing au advance. The 
quotation* for spot cotton are: 
t pb.iuU. Alabii,ii>(. New Orloiuii. TuXAtt, 
Ordinary. 144 HW 144 144 
liood Ordinary. lfit, 18‘i 1GW 184 
Strict Good Ordinary. 174 174 174 174 
Low Middling. 184 184 1*4 18-Ji 
.Middling. 194 194 19* 20 
Good M hid I lug. 214 214 21 Jf 22 
Bl*ii*d l"’i*iiiis. Trade ts still very slow. Apples 
are nearly neglected beyond tho light wants ot ship¬ 
pers. Low prices are offered for poaches, but, holders 
refuse to make further concessions. 
Southern apples, 1 . 45 c. for ordinary ; do., sliced 
prime, 5648 c.; Western, IpjiitSe.; State, 54®Cc.; do 
lots of ... **■ .*. l’otded peuehes—Prime 
Georgia and North Carolina, ll)tol2e.; ordinary, 4®fic. 
Unpeeled peaches, 8 , 4 c. for quarters, and jkdotMo. 
for halves. Plums at I 2 <«, 1 tc. for State ami Il(stl2c. 
forSuiitliern. Cherrlee, 18«il7e. for State aud South¬ 
ern. Blackberries, 30. 
Egg*.—Receipts are falling off. although we have 
the uddithm of Hamuli au. Tun market closes rather 
firmer, with important losses in count made good, 
We quote near points, Ilk-.; State and Pennsylvania, 
19*i/)l9.4e.; Wentern fast freight, Ihi-pIH 1 <c.; do. ordina¬ 
ry do., 17'5 IT He.; Canadian, 174® 16c, 
Flour, t’rlces iiave further declined about 26c. 
T> barrel, on account of llheral receipts and limited 
nates ti) exporters. The position of the English mark¬ 
et does nut warrant much trade from tills source. 
Superfine Slate.. $5 40(5) li 00 
Common extra do. f. 70® 8 90 
Hood to choice do.C 9.5® 7 (HI 
Fancy do . 7 Q 6 r<v 7 76 
Sup*'rllno Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Iowa... 5 likgi & 90 
Extra do. (i llk'c )i 8 a 
Cholco extra do. II 9066 7 80 
‘Prado brands tin. 7 76,.» 9 75 
Good to chotee white wheat extras. 7 7566 9 *5 
Fair to very clioicc extra .Minnesota. 8 YWlil 50 
Common to fair extra St. f,ouls. 7 05*v) 8 75 
Good t«) Choice do.. . H aa-t-ll .9) 
Southern, oouimon to choice.. 8 2 e*n 7 90 
Fumlly ill..... 7 95c.l>II 25 
Bye, eomiuun to tine. 4 756# 5 75 
Corn mi ul. Brandywinu. 3 0066 3 BQ 
Do. Western. 8 luau 3 59 
Fresh Fruits, - I'horo il glut ol Southern straw¬ 
berries to-day, from Delaware and Maryland. Trains 
wore detained on Saturday anil stock i-ftine siruggilnq 
In, leaving an unsold surplus over Sunday. Soft, 
stale berries are selling to peddlers to-day at 5 (> 47 c.; 
guud, fresh hits, ikwlOo. A few fanuy, fi’oiii lower 
Now Jersey are quoted ut 18c; Hitiall baskets, ICgy- 
port, 4685c. each. Guoatberrles are dull, at about $7 
v bushel for small. Guod specimens ot Southern 
cherries are O(Turin * | best, haw the range Is llKal.'io. 
Annies are dull, ut 83.o0i5i3.Ta for choice; others range 
nt 11.50662.50. (hanherries might as well he discon¬ 
tinued from quotations for all the triple they receive. 
Bids, are quoted at ; grates, .Vie. tor poor, ami 
$1.50(8)2 for sound, 1'canat.i improving in demand 
and arm lu price:; Wilmington, ?iw1,50: Virginia, 
$l.506»l.(2l for common to fair; Tennessee, 90o.(si$l. 
Pecan*, 106 &lLc. 
IJrnin. — l*ric<*a throughout are very mueh lower 
through liberal receipts by canal. At the. concessions 
a liberal shipping business has been dona and the 
tone ol' the m 'diets at the close are steadier, Wheat, 
81,504)1.67 for No. 2 spring; f 1.8 2 («u 1.85 for No. 1 do. hero; 
$l.55*vj)1.58 for No. 2 spnug for June; $1,856(1.70 for 
Bor sale at the Ritual Neiv-Youkkii Otiice, No. 5 
Bookman St.. New York, or sont by mail, puat- 
pald, on receipt of price: 
Willard'* Practical Unify HiiNbumlry 
IJMXt I HH II I* ill. #3 00 
Allen 4 (L. B'.) American I'tittle.. 2 0U 
Do. New American h'lirui Book. 2 60 
Do. Diseases of DoniesUC Animals. 1 DO 
Do. Rural Architecture. 1 50 
American Bird B'amHer. 30 
American Pomology (200 Illustratlons) Warder.. 3 OO 
American Practical Cookery,. 1 75 
American Rone (’iilt.iirlth. 30 
American Standard of Nxoellencu in Poultry.. 60 
Amerloao Wheat Cttlturlnl (Toilill. 2 nO 
Archll.eeturc. Nulliinal (Goo. K. Woodward).12 id 
AtWOiitl’d ComlU y and iSutiurban Houses. 1 5(1 
Barry’s Fruit Garden (new edition).. 2 50 
Bee Keepers’Text Hook, Paper, 40c.; Cloth. 76 
Bcmcnt's Rabbit Fmieier. . 30 
Uleknell'N Village Builder (55 Plates, showing 
New ami Prantleal Design*).10 (X) 
Bummer’s Method o( Making Manures.. 25 
Brook's Book of Flowers (new)., .,. .. 1 76 
Brldgeman’i* Gardener's Assistant..,..2 50 
rtutsi.'» Burnt!- ; <tichen Gardener...... 1 00 
Do. Flower Gamlet). . 1 jsi 
Gsrpcnl ry Made *y (new). 6 00 
Chemistry uf the Farm'Nichols). 1 26 
Chorlton’s Grape, Grower's Gable,... 75 
Cider Maker’s Manual.. 1 50 
Claler'n New [II. (.kittle Doctor, Colored plates... 8 OO 
Cotrhett's American Gardener. 76 
Cole's American B ruit Book. 76 
Colo's American: Veterinarian. 76 
Cotton Culture (Lymunsj.... 150 
crack Shot (Barber). 175 
Crsnhurry Culture (J.J. White). 1 25 
Dadd's American Cattle Doctor. 1 50 
Do Modern (torse Doctor. 1 &() 
Dunn's Muck Manual. 1 25 
Darwin's Variations of Animals and Plants. 8 00 
Dead .Shot; or. Hportman’a Complete Guide. 1 75 
Downtmr's Bruits and Bruit Trees of America. 
(UOOpp.l . 5 00 
Do. It a nil Bissuy*.. 3 50 
Drainage ror Profit and Health. . 1 50 
Dyer anil Color klakor'H 1 iimpimlon. . 1 26 
Rastwood’s Cranberry Culture.. 75 
Billiot's Lawn and Shade Trees... 1 .Ml 
Everybody's Lawyer. ... 2 00 
Every Woman llerOwn Flower Gardener (new). 
paper. rsJc.; cloth. . 1 OO 
Farm Drainai'e (H. F. French). 1 5Ci 
Farm I mplemmitH and Machinery (J. J. Thoiuus) 1 50- 
Field's Pear Culture.. 1 25 
Fishing In American Waters (Scott). 3 50 
Flint on Grasses. . 2 SO 
Do. Milch Cows and Dairy Farming. 2 50 
B'orest Trees (Bryant)... \ 50 
Frank Forrester's B’lohl Sports (2 yols.). fi 00 
Do. Fish and Fishing <100 engravings!. 5 00 
Im. Manual for Young Hpnmmen. 3 00 
Fuller's Illustrate,( Strawberry Cultnrlst. 20 
Do. Forest Tree Cultnrlst. 1 50 
Do. Small Fruits (Illustrated).., .... 1 60 
Fulton’s Punch Culture. A Hand-Book and 
Guido to Every Planter . 1 50 
Gardening for Profit (P. Henderson). 1 50 
Gardening for the S'mtb (While’s). 2 1)0 
Grape Cultnrlst (A. S. Fuller). 1 5h 
Gray’s Manual of Botany ami Lessons.,,. 3 00 
Do, Softool and Fie Id Hook of Botany .. 2 50 
Do. How Plants Grow (500 Illustration*). 1 12 
Do. Introduction to Structural anil Syshimatlc 
Butanv and Vegetable Physiology (1,300 Ulus.). 3 50 
Guenon Oil Milch Cows. 76 
Gun. Hod and Huddle. . 1 50 
l[iirrtey’:i Barn*, Oiitliuildlnga and Fences.10 no 
Harris on Insect*.... .. 1 1 X 1 
Do. on the Pig - Breeding, Management, Ac. 1 50 
Hatfield's Amerlean House rarpeni.nr ... 3 50 
Uinta to Horse Keepers |Herbert's). .. 1 75 
lligli Farming without Manure... 35 
lloUy’n Art of Haw-FIIIng . 75 
Holly's Carpenter’s Hand Book (new). 75 
Hooper's Dog anil Gan .. 30 
HonpoV Bonk of Evergreen*. 3 00 
Hup Culture..... 40 
How Crops Feed... 2 (X) 
tlow Crops Grow.. 2 00 
Hunter and Trapper..... 1 00 
ilusmanri'fl Grapes and Wine. 1 60 
Indian Curb ; Its Value. Culture and Hues....... 1 50 
Jcimings On ((utile and their Dlsoasea. 1 75 
Do. Horse and.h.l» Disease* ... 1 76 
Dn. Huron Training Abide Fasv. I 25 
Du. Hheep, Hwineai'd Poultry.. 1 75 
Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry. I 75 
Do. Elements Agricultural Chemistry..... 1 50 
ICeiup’s Landscape Gardening....., .. 2 50 
Lailgstroth on the Hive and Honey Bee. 2 00 
l ewis' American Sportsman .. 2 75 
Lightning Rods, and llnw to Construct Thom, 
by John Plila.. 25 
Ai iiiuiiI 011 mix and Hemp Culture. . 25 
Manual of'1‘obaeco CnInn e. , ... 85 
Mason's B'arner and Bind Hook. ) i ll 
Mayhew’s lllMsl.rnt.ed Horse Management. 3 00 
Du Illustrated Hurse Doctor... 3 00 
Mechanic's Companion (Nicholson)... . 3 00 
Mechanics forMillwrtglits, Machinists and others 1 50 
Allies on Horse'* ll’ilot (Cloth)...,. 75 
Modern Cookery (by Miss Acton and Mr*. 8. .1. 
Hale). 1 75 
McClure's Diseases of Horse, Cattle and Sheep. 8 00 
Money lu the Garden, by P. T. (Jutnn. 1 50 
Norris' B'lsh Culture.. 1 t r, 
Norton's Blh-iuent.s Scientific Agriculture. 75 
Onton Culture... 20 
Olir Futui of Four Acres . . 30 
Pardee on Strawberry Culture. 76 
I'arson* on the Rose . 1 25 
Pear Ci.lt.um for Pudlt (I*. T, Quinn). 1 00 
Pudder’s Land Measure. 80 
Practical and Sclentnle Fruit Culture (Baker). 4 Ol) 
Practical B'lorloulinre (P. Gunderson 1 . 1 5n 
Practical Poultry Keeper (L. Wright). 2 (X) 
Practical Shepherd (Randall)... 2 00 
(Julliby 's Mvslerlus "f Bee Keeping.. I 50 
Quincy on Soiling Cattle...... 1 25 
llamliiir* Blue Wool Sheep Husbandry.... . 1 00 
Im Stump Husbandry 111 the Hoattl. 1 50 
Hh-.liards'di 011 tJiu Dog. . .. 30 
Saunders Domestic Poultry. 40 
Sellc uck'u Gardeners' Tuxt-Book. 76 
Scribner’s Produce Tables. 30 
Do Heady Reckoner (Mid Log Hook.. 30 
Bimiisou s Horse Portraiture Breeding, Bear¬ 
ing ami Training Trotter*.... 2 50 
SIX Hundred IteOlpC*... 1 76 
Skeleton Leave*. 2 (X) 
Skillful Honsewire. 75 
Sluek'H Trout Culture (new). 1 60 
Htowart'* (John) Stable llvok. 1 50 
Tegetnic.lcr * Poultry Bock (colored plates). 9 (X) 
Tegetnieler’s Pigeon Book (colored pUileti). 5 (X) 
Ten Acres Enough.. 1 60 
The Boston .Machinist (KlUgerald). 75 
'1’hii Dog (by Dinks, Muytiew uml Hutchinson)., 3 09 
The Dug (now). . 2 50 
The I lorsc (Stonehenge). Hvn., 822 |*p. 3 50 
The Mule (Klicy) A Treatise on tin, Breeding, 
Training amt uses to which lu, may he put.... 1 61 ) 
Thu People'# Practical Poultry Book... 1 50 
Thomas’ Am. Fruit CaRiiriat (480 Illustrations). 3 00 
Trapper'* Guido iNewlmuse).. 2 00 
'1 rout Culture (Seth Green) . 1 6U 
Trowbridge’s (Mra, Laura) Excelsior Cook Book 
anil Housekeeper's Aid... 1 25 
Wurder 1 # Hedges and Bivergreens. 1 50 
Wumig’s Elements of Agriculture. 1 IX) 
Watson's American Home Garden. 2 OO 
Wax B’Uiwers. and How to Make Them..... 2 00 
Western Fruit Growers'Guide (Elliott). 1 50 
Wheeler’s Homes for the People. 3 90 
Do. Rural Homos. 2 00 
Window Gardening (It. T_ Williams). 1 50 
Woodruff's Trotting Horse or America. 2 25 
Wood ward’s Graperies and llort'l Buildings.... 1 50 
Do. Country Homes.. 1 50 
Do. Cottages and Barm. Houses... 1 :m 
Do. Suburban and Country Houses.1 60 
Vouatt ami Spooner on the Horse. 1 50 
Yoiiatt aud Martin on Cattle. 1 60 
YouaH and Martin on tho Hog....;.'. 1 00 
Vouatt on Sheep.... 1 00 
Ycuman’e Haud-Book of Household Science.... 1 75 
Address all orders to 
D. D. T, MOORE, 5 Beekman St., New York. 
KKf Any Books desired, not named In this IM 
will be furnished on receipt of price. 
Totals tliis week.9,328 78 8,490 
“ lust week.8,389 09 3,748 
COMPAltATtVE KATES. 
Last week. 
Cents. 
Good Steers V H>.124 i<6 14 
Fair.. .114 <S> 12 
Poor....10 («i 11 
I’Obrest.8 (<i) 9 
Gen. soiling rates.11 @ 12 
This week. 
Cents. 
124 © I8jf 
H4 @ 12 
hi to 11 
8 (<« 94 
114 & 12X 
KANE.—In Brooklyn, N. Y., suddenly, Juno 7th, 1873, 
Emma K., ?vife of John It. Kane, in the 53d year of 
her age. 
SPECIAL NOTICES 
The Kent Elustie Truss wittiout metal springs 
is Pomeroy’ s elastic iippti’ke-iuclt. The bust 
Trusses wltli metal spring* are Pomeroy's Wire 
S rntv upfiDKU Sponge and Finuer-pah Truss¬ 
es. Tor full particulars,rnldro** I’OMKUOY Sc CO., 
744 Broad way. Now York. 
Pomeroy's Trnases urn iht, best in tlicworlil. 
itcuf ;3i(U'cvti^cment,5i 
COUNTRY CHEESE MARKET 
A DORN your hollies Willi llir New Clil'oiuos, 
“ Awake” and “ Asleep." Thu pair 50 cents—or, 
with “ Whittier's Barefoot Boy." $1. l.nrgodiscount 
to Agents. W, I 1 ’. A IIPKNTKK, Foxhoru', Muss. 
Little Falls, N. Y., June 7, 1873. 
THE market at Little Balls, for the week ending 
June T, opened very brisk for farm dairies, and sales 
were made L>r skimmed at OtjkoUo., and lor fair to 
line it I'JhU' file delivery was ahottl- 800 boxes. 
The sales of factories upuried rather dull, as the 
views of holders wro ahuvo thl.Me of buyers. A hunt, 
B.Qttlbuses were offered and l,00i> were sold, exclusive 
of those sent forward on eoinmlsslOIi. We ulve the 
lendtug tiuilSIU'tions, us follows : 
North Fuirtlijld, 15e.; Newvllle Assoehithui, Young, 
1140.; Geo. Ltnluc, Lotville. Manbnlm Center, Mhl- 
tlleville. Newport-, Norway, Palm-9. Hollow, Old Sails- 
bury, SimtUV Bush, smith M'l’g Co,, Smith Creek, 
Snell ' Hush. Snyder ,t Muxllehl. St, Joliilsvllle, Zel¬ 
ler, Avery Si Ives, Bates, Central Valley, Cold Brook, 
OOok a IV's, Oral no’s Corm-rs, Countryman, Dairy 
Hill, Katouvllle,Old Fulrtlelil, J. II. Ives. H-lCe.-, Mau- 
heiro. Keys, oppenhelm Lidon, Pulatlne Lniou,Spra- 
l;er. Stub' Ar.thiu.VVhile Creek, I'lonujoliarle, Ki hi'Ire 
Chcdihir, Wuphrates. B'lorida. Foster, Johnston Cross 
Uuads, Henderson Home, llWe.; Van Blpps, Bethel, 
ChriMlimiii, Dunkol, I4'.,(e.s Freeman. He.; Valley, 
J24o.; Peek, UJfc.i Stretford St, Salisbury, on eom- 
mlsslun. 
There was only a light delivery uf butter, and sales 
wore made, ut 2 i(ai28e. for common, anil 27oi)2Me. lor 
gross rna-ke. 
Our ftdvlces from abroad are to 1 he middle of May. 
our London eorvewpondeut reports a brisk demand 
for guild ftml medium sort*. Fine wits want' d, hut 
only a few wore on hati(l. The Imnt American erodes 
were quoted at 745478*.; line, tlfieoT'.' m. ; good, .<iW68h's. 
Tho oilier descriptions of cheese sell as follows !—B3n- 
gllsh Cheddar, S40<;98rt.; Wiltshire dotlbh', ilfidjj78s.; 
Cheshire medium, 8lhl*7-l«.; line, H(Ll'8(s.; Heoteli. Ti(ui 
H'J*. fluti.'h cheese - Kdiuus, .'JltoiUs.; GoiKius, IfiftiCtis.; 
Derby shape, 6854i'>Hs. 
lu butter Increased supplies are reported,and prices 
of European clear at a deduction of 30a., more eepe- 
i-ially for si'COudary sorts. We ijtiote Jeraeya, 9864 
liKis,; -wcill.'ili, tills.; Normandy extra. 120*.; Cana¬ 
dian, 50(<*94 h. 
Tho weather during I lie latter part of last week In 
Herkimer was cool, with frost on t he night of the 
:3lth nil. It Is very dry, and rain la much needed. 
10,000 VOICES RING 
the pml* 0 K of the new, UhkI and r.lwn iirsl family palter 
"My Own Fi ii ESI in-:." Grout sueeesS. GverlOO.OOO 
sold. Only $1 a veftr. A S.'* III I. CII It OHIO KIM-IIC. 
To thoroughly introduce thhi fuvorit*- paper, wo suud 
it Hirer-month* fur‘4 5 cm/.*, 13 largo pages, crowded 
with freshest stories, answers to com' .pfindrnis, Ac., 
&«. Wo pay good auRNT 811 permanent qmp/Mi/rojn 
nitlary. Outfit, $1. Money returned if not satisfac¬ 
tory Apply nr subscribe nine, or send ‘35 els. mid 
I ry ii :t 1110 *. Jonhs & H \di.hv, I'nhll.sberw, 17(1 
uruailwuy, N. Y. 
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tliing In the Meehaitleal Due, 110 mutter what it 
Is, address, lur particulars, N. Y. SUPPLY CO. and 
MAN IIB”ItS AGENTS, 170 Broadway, New York City. 
IS THE OWL' LAWN MOWER 
THAT CAN CUT LONG GRASS AND DO THE TRIMMING 
IS BEST AND CHEAPEST. 
A. .1. 011.11 EK. Hamilton, Ohio, 
LEE’S SUMMIT NURSERIES 
WIioIi’hiiIo himI (•riirrnI Supply Nuneftei, 
An immense stock, of supnrior quald v, ut low nrices. 
fSf'O-uigo Hedge Plums liy the 1,000 ur 
1,000,000. Send for ITIee List.. 
Ul.A I It ItltOS., 
Leu’S Summit, Jackson 0o„ Mo. 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS 
lVi-:\v York, June T, 1873. 
Beeves.—Trade in beeves was fair on last Wed¬ 
nesday forenoon. The lots sold went at ti)<«d24c. V 
IT'.: weights, 54<i7 ewt., on 5(16458 lb*. 0 ewt., net. 
Trade opened firm on Thursday forenoon, will* a full 
run of stem's, ranging from course to good. Prices, 
l(M l24i’-; weights, kV'tS ewt., on ,VRiu7 lbs. f< ewt., 
net The condition of tr.ole improved on Friday 
forenoon when ratoH ndvuncod He. V it*. Itanceof 
prices, lOH'-' l'JYe.i weiglitu, ik'VH ewt., on 5B6jgi8 lbs. V 
ewt,, net. The markets i.Tuse-d fair, with seme few 
lots IIns"Id. 1 loll*.SC .MbWJltrl stew*. S invt., 1 heroken 
steers,54 cwtnlfi'fc.; Texan steers,G ewt,. lIPJc. MII- 
nol.-i steers eutao largely to bund, ranged trom eourse 
fat. cattle to amoulh fat steers, ami sold at ll(312%’c.; 
81//18 ewt., not. Western Lulls, 5He.: 144 ewt.j quality 
coarse. Missouri oxen, lie., 1 % ewl., net. 
AI ileli f’mv*. -Trade was raihur less active Wed- 
neaday than It hmi beim fur the previous week, still 
dealers held prlooH llrni, hoplnil for an advance. 27 
cows and their cal yes sold ut $35eiH0 V heud; general 
sales, $flfi 6 t(X). Bates were Hie same Thursday, and 
Friday milch cows sold ut $10(3)79 fr* head; quality 
medium. 
Vruls, on Wednesday trade opened brisk; on .a 
heavy run prices 8*«)H4c. Thursday and BYlday veals 
were still active atwjjlfic. During the past week State 
veals. 132 lb*., sold ut 8 c.; do., 190 lbs., 9J,e.; Jersey 
veals. 180 lbs., U4e.; do., 149 lbs., lUe.i course butter¬ 
milk fed calves, $3 each. 
Sheep uml Lambs—Sheep were slow last Wed¬ 
nesday still the demand for selected lots was better 
than it lm*l been for several days previously. Prices 
ranged at I'tLofiMc- Wuullv sheep. Be. There was no 
change In the rates Thursday or Friday, save that, a 
small lot of woo liy sheep sold at 84 c. Lambs sold 
steadily ut 12*a)14c with one coarse lot at 214c, Spe¬ 
cial -ales were. Ohio sheep, average 80 lb*., fie.: do., 
82 lbs., 0)$c., with a few at t'Uc.l do., 89 lbs.. UXO-: Vir¬ 
ginia lambs, 52 lbs.. 12e.j State lambs, 4 k lbs., 134c.; 
course Maryland lambs, 694 lbs., 114 c.; choice Jersey 
lambs, 58 lbs., lie. 
Swiue. Live hogs sold Wednesday at 54c., and 
light pigs, 74<af,4o. Thursday live hogs were nonil- 
• • a : ci y dressed, »54(«j7o. Friday live 
choice lots were held at 64 c.; city uroased, U}<&«xo.: 
bogs sohl ut 5®54c.; city dressed, (XgiBitfc. During 
the hi tter part of the week the hog market was weak 
and uncertain. 
Horse .11 urliel.— 1 The city trade In horse* grows 
steadily less, still fresh lots of poor quality harness 
horse* are. constantly coming to hand. The follow¬ 
ing sales wore made at auction 10 fair quality light 
harness horses, $IIX)6#235 bead; 10 d<$102ig.24b 
bead; 3 trotters. $41054480 V bead; 1 trotter, $500; 1 
saddle burse, $297 ; 2 pairs of ponies, $280(9)835 ¥ pair: 
a few poor quality light harness horses, at $75e»i90 
head. Seventy-three horses arrived per Erie Rail¬ 
way, via Oak Cliff Station; 271 per Central New Jer¬ 
sey, via Liberty street ferry. 
i MEDAL MACHINES 
WII Die, itlElilCK A 4 0., 
PROPRIETORS, PATENTEES & MANl"EAOTPREK8 OF 
RAILWAY CHAIN & LEVER HORSE POWERS, 
Combined THRESHERS anil Winnowers. Overshot 
Threshers, Clover Ifullor*, Feed Cutters, Huw- 
Mtlta, Horse Rakes, Horse Pitchforks, shin¬ 
gle Machines, &e.. ALBANY, N. \. 
12c. for middle sides, 38(s)10c. for heavy sides. 
Poultry n.ml Hume.—There Is only a nominal 
market lot' the few lota Of dressed arriving. Fowls 
range at Tl5Dl8e,; turkeys, 12(4.He. Live poultry In 
good demand, though seldom oringlng outslilo fig¬ 
ures. We quote spring chickens, 75c.6iitn.36 per pair ; 
Western towls, Ie@lSo., N. J., 17®10o.; turkeys, 18(4; 
18c. Goose, Western, [1 pair, $1.60551.75. Wild pigeons 
form the principal Item in game, and for these price* 
are lu buyer’s favor. Wo quote picked, $1041.12 ; 
State fed. $1.50(8i L 76. 
I’rovisilmi*.—The general market has Improved 
under u little better call from shippers and an in¬ 
creased speculative trade. 
Bee! hums—choice Western, $29©i32; Texas prime, 
*38®*). Lard, 9c. for Western steam on spot, 9c. 
for June, 940 . for July, 9 7-18 for August. Long 
clear, 814c.. short ulnar, S'Ko.; short rib, 84c. Mess 
pork, $18,034, spot delivery: $18.60 for June, $18,824 
for July; Western prime mess nominally $16.58 
(aitT.aU. Dressed hugs, city, 04f(j)74c. CutmeHts 
are selling at 12&13C. for hams, loose; 74(g*7%(e. for 
shoulders, loose; 84 fe) 111 4c. for pickled bellies, 
loose. Boxed dry-salted shoulders, TJKc, Smoked 
meats at l*3l4H'c. for loose hams. 84(s)8jfe. for loose 
shoulders. Tultow at 8 16-1 ik&Ue. for prime stock. Beef. 
fl. THE ZINfl COLLAR 
[3 \y- PA I) Is gum-ant,-."1 to cure 
n't worst ease of raw and 
V - - * 1 H inttamed neck in 'h a Daps, 
4 \ / Lni'l ici.il.- Ihs f/i//•*'■ rDi-f.yhi 11; 
/ M an*l will not chafe or wear 
n. ' *- tho mane. For sale by Sad- 
dlery Haidwiire Deulersiind 
-^ Httriiess Ataker*. Mnuufftc- 
tiured by tho 41,VC COLLAR. t*Al> CO-. (LpJigioin, 
Mnch, information furnished on application. 
Till* Company Is in possession of hundreds of relia¬ 
ble testimonial* from Banners, Lumbermen, Team¬ 
sters, Dealers and others, fully endorsing all we claim 
for the Zinc Pud. We aone > the following notice : 
McGhhooe, Iowa, B'eb. 14, 1872. 
MB. Geo. H. Richards, Su/it. Zinc Collar Cad Co., 
llucluinan, Mich.: 
dear Sir-—W e have had good success in selling 
your Zinc Collar I’ads. Do not know of an instance 
where they failed to give entire satisfaction. 
Kespoetfiillv your*, &c., 
S. M MoConnkl & Co., 
Dealers In Saddlery Hardware. 
