BALES BAY 
without Trampiug 
or Stopping. 
Cliorlioti'a (iritim Grower's 0 tilde.!!.!!!..*"!,! 
Cider Maker's M annul. 
Clatnr * New III. Cattle Dootor, Colored tiluies 
Col® » A iiinHi_-iiii Fruit Moon. 
nr mow Of hay maybe nltc.hed intu U without Htppptng 
or tramping, unit will ho discharged III bales l>y the 
inaenllJU, without assistance. .Sea them In operation 
nr. our works, Tivoli Hi., Albunv, N V.; No. 00 College 
M . Mont mil, f t,).; No trlri Went Pith BL, Chicago 111 • 
Lor. I\ ilklnquii Ave. uuil Third ,SI... N. St. Louis, jio. ’ 
'tUU'.r.OffV's 
,e.; Wi-itern dressed 
MABCH 21 
■397 
only, but being in small supply, bring firm prices, small and slow 
Clover, 9H@9$C. Timothy, &&33.30 Rough flax, i™.;forequarti 
$2.50(5.2.60. 
Tobacco.—Sales are limited to small lots to man¬ 
ufacturers at unchanged prices. The quotations are 
for Western leaf, In hhds. 
QUOTATIONS—OLD CROP. 
Light Omdoa. Heavy Grades. 
Good leaf. 8 ¥@ ywc. 
Fine leaf.9¥@ 10Hc. 
Selections....11 @ 12 o. 
NEW CROP. 
Lugs... .4tf@ 5Mc. 
Good do. ... 5l<@ fixe. 
Low leaf. 7Xc. 
Medium leaf. ;¥@ 8 >ic. 
SEKIYLKAS’ CROP OP 1872. 
Connecticut oilers.. 
seconds. 
avy Grades. 
9x@ to c. 
lot,® lOfco, 
11 @ 12XC. 
5 0S5X 0 . 
5\@ BYc. 
7 @ S c. 
8)*ffl 8 «c 
„ , wrapper®.... 18 ffl 50 c. 
New York assorted lots. 7 fit 20 c. 
Pennsylvania assorted lots..7Hw 20 c. 
Ohio assorted lots.......0H'@ 7tye 
Wisconsin assorted lots.«V®10 e. 
Vegetab lea.—Export * oi potatoes past week, t.llon 
bbl?. and 280 do. unions. The potato market Is still 
tending In buyers’ favor.and not much trade at that. 
Peach Blows, when prime, sho • the llrmcst feeling. 
Onlorn are tirm. Russia turnips lire pot wanted. 
Dealers advise fsriuers to feed out the rt mount. 
Unquote choice Early Rose. t3.25ffl3,50 u bbl.; do. 
tiulk, $3.00 3.25; Pouch Blow, $ 3 . 0(1 ffl 3.25, the 
extreme for barrel*; Peerless and Jackson 
'fiUoltM ui $2 26 (ivi 2 T.» for prime; Prlncn Alberts. 
$2.75© 3.00. Sweet, Virginia, $8.00 4 - bbl.; Delaware, 
$)..(« « bbl. Onions. *> bid., (11,75® 5.00 for 
red. $6.60 for yellow. Murruw squash. $5 is bbl.; 
Hubbard, $5 do. Carrots, $2. Garlic, r 100 strings, 
$1 i>.k 11 . Cabbages. $4(3)6 V 100 for ordinary, and $6@l0 
for red. 
Whisky Brings 97c. with u fulr trade. 
Wool.—The sales Have been light of fleeces, but 
timer prices ore maintained. Of pulled, choice lots 
only sell at recent prices. Cel I forma grades are bard 
t sell at weak prices. Foreign wools uro selling 
rather more freely, at generally firm price*. 
DOMEHTIC-IT.IOJCCK. 
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia— 
«... , Cts. per lb. 
Picklock... . (13 @70 
NX......05 © HO 
X.....53 iju ftti 
NO. 1.50 ffl 53 
NO. 2. 47 <5 5 ;| 
Coarse.46 ffl t 8 
Combing. 55 @ 60 
New York, Michigan and Wisconsin— 
XX.61 ffl 54 
X—;. 18 @ 50 
NO. 2. 44 to 40 
Coarse. .41 @43 
Combing. 52 @ 56 
Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee-— 
XX... 50 @ 53 
X... ; .47 ffl 50 
No. 2. 45 @ 46 
Coarse. to @ 42 
Combing..... 55 @ go 
Combing, unwashed. 38 @ 42 
IUlnol*. Iowa and Minnesota— 
XX. 47 ffl 50 
£•••:.. 46 @48 
No. 1... 44 @47 
No, 2. 40 @43 
Coarse. . 38 © 42 
Georgia, Alabuuiu, Mississippi and Louisiana— 
Fine unwashed. 40 @ 43 
small and slow. City dressed beef sold In sides, 9@ 
11c.; forequarters, 7k@9Xc.; hindquarters, I0@i'2e.; 
Mutton, city dressed, 8@12c. City dressed veals. 12ffl 
Ilk;. Country dressed veal, shipped from Newburgh, 
N. V., 12ffll5c. Country dressed hogs, TMfflSc.; coun¬ 
try dressed pigs. 8J4tJ5»C.i do. Jersey, select', d lots, 
9MV. 
Horae .Market. Trade continues slow, and to 
effect sales most of the city business Is ruined on 
by auction. 2 head poor quality horses sold at 75 oji 
95 p head; 6 head ordinary quality light harness 
horses, $U0ffll95 R heud; 3 head fair quality 4o„ $200 
@280 V head; S ferottem, 93 UO@ 4 UO e head; i pair fair 
quality light harness horses, $500. 63 horse* arrived 
per Erie Railroad, via Oak Cl Iff Station: 27 horses 
arrived per Pennsylvania Central Railroad, via Uur- 
si mu* Cove. 
Monday'* Sales. - Beeves.—Trade was smal 
but arm, amt on u light run for the week cattle were 
high. Price* Dinged from t0®l3c„ 6 H@'.'X cwt.. Ou 
57@b0 lb. to the cwt. net. Two eholce quality Mis¬ 
souri heifers, TH cwt., sold at 13c. V m. 
Milch 4'owk. Trade very small. 'I’hree cows 
sold at*4H@60 head. One good quality springer 
held for $ 125 . " 
Vfats. -Sinriotli quality veals Hold in small lot* 
from lOjffflhJXC- t», Grass calves nut quoted. 
Sheep and l,malm. -The prices of sheep were so 
high 111 the Eastern markets in general tliut the 
shipments from Albany have been light. The quality 
of tio* flock* to hand lias been fair to good, prices 
8 Stf@ 8 jk<\ state sheep obtained the highest rates. 
Hogs. There have been no live hugs on sale, the 
lots to hand being consigned direct to slaughterers. 
City dressed not quoted ar. noon. 
RECEIPTS Ok 1.1 VK STOCK. 
Sheep A 
GENUINE 
Peruvian Guano. 
farmers, Agriculturists aud dealers in Fer¬ 
tiliser! have now an opportunity of obtaining this 
valuable manure In small or large lots, at im¬ 
porters’ prices, by applying to the Special Agency 
Just established for the purpose of delivering Genu¬ 
ine Peruvian Guano to consumers at any accessible 
port or railway station lu the country. Full particu¬ 
lars given lu Circular mulled free on application to 
R. BALCAZAR, 
No. 33 Weaver Si., New York. 
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION. 
Messrs. Hoiixox, HuurAuo & Co., Financial Agents 
of the Peruvian Government, 52 Wall St., N. Y, 
Moses Tayc.ok, Pres, National City Bunk, 62 Wall 
St.. New York. 
J.C. Tracy, Esq., Peruvian Consul, 30J4 Broadway 
New York. 
AiJdrc»s 
for Price List 
ami description, 
P. K. DEDtRICK & CO., ALSANY, N.L 
RURAL AND OTHER GOOD BOOKS, 
For sail* at tho Rural New-Yorker Office, No. 6 
Bookman St.. New York, or sent by mail, post¬ 
paid, on receipt of price ; 
Willard"* Practical Hairy Huxbaudry 
a ni J V Ml , ..83 00 
Allenis iL. H.) American lattle. 2 0C 
Do. New A nn*rteun Farm Bunk. 2 60 
Do. Diseases or Domestic Animals... 1 10 
Do. Rural Architecture...... 1 fio 
American Bird Fancier. 30 
American Pomology (29(1 Illustrations! Warder.. 3 00 
American Practical Cookery.... 1 75 
American RoseCultnrlst .. 3(1 
American Btatidanl.of Excellence In Poultry... 1 00 
American Wheat Cultorisl (Todd). 4 nu 
Architecture. National iUe<>. 1 C, Woodward).12 Ml 
Atwood’* Country.and Suburban Mouses. 1 60 
Barry’s krult Garden (now edition). 2 60 
Bee Keepers’ Text Book. Paper, 4 <)e.; Cloth.. T 5 
ll4*iti«ujt'« Kubblt Funrh^r . . jJq 
Blckn,til’s Village Builder (66 Plates, showing 
New and Practical Designs).. . 1001) 
Hommer’s Method of Making Manures......,. ’.’.' 25 
Break's Book of Flowers (new). 1 75 
Bridge man's Gardener's Assistant. 2 50 
Bulst * Fnnilly'SItchnn Gardener. 1 00 
Do. Flower Garden. " ’ 1 rp 
Canary Birds. Paper, OQc.; Cloth... 75 
Carpentry Made Easy (new). 5 m. 
Hwvw, 
Cow«. 
ClllVDA. 
One Hundredth St. 
Forty-Eighth St... 
... 1,002 
10 
381 
... 40 
no 
5 
Fortieth Si. 
.. OU 
(HI 
00 
Haralmus Cove... 
...5,358 
00 
00 
W cohuwkeu.... 
.. 377 
00 
00 
Totals this week .. 
..0.837 
70 
423 
” last week.. 
..0,814 
25 
390 
* —ft ~ f 
[o 
Cole’s American Veterinarian. 
Cotton Culture |j,yman sj. 
Crack Shot I Barber). 
^ ( ,i r ‘ , . u . b . , "T y culture(j.j. white).::::'::125 
Dadd s American <Tittle Doctor. 1 50 
THE P. X. BEDEEICE PEHPETHAL EA7 PEE33 
Bales liny faster, puis It In belter shape, with less 
help and less expense limn any or her. A whole stuck 
Fine unwashed. 40 @ 43 
Medium unwashed. 37 @ 40 
Coarse unwashed. 30 @33 
Burry. 20 © 25 
PULLED. 
Extra.45 @ 50 
Super. 47 @ 52 
No. 1. 25 @ .33 
Combing... 50 @ 55 
Lambs. 40 @43 
Short extra. 35 @38 
COUNTKY CHEESE MAKKET. 
Little Falls, N. Y. March 14. 1874. 
The market remains firm and without material 
change. Late and winter-made farm dairies have 
sold at 12@16e. ami extra lots at 15)<e., hut nothing 
Choice lias been offered. Thu cuuntry Is nuw pretty 
nearly cleaned out of faun 11 ml factory cheese, u 
little wluler-mukf only icmalnlng. In factories wo 
note the following transaction-r—Gelmun, 57 hnxos 
ill 16JEO.; Ntohols. U at I 6 e., IlemlerKon Aasoclatlou. 
61 at I IHc., Columbia Center, 120 at l.'ijfo.; BrockeU’s 
Hrlilgo. 50 sent ou commission. There are a few fac¬ 
tories that have small lots of winter cheese not yet 
ready. Thti Mlddluvllie him mid UK) boxes of such 
and bus 100 boxes remaining. The Old Fairfax has 
a largo lot on its shelves. 
Cows are now fast ’coming into milk.’’and the 
high price of butler Induces farmers to skim tho 
new milk pretty olosely. The early farm dairy cheese 
therefore, dues not promise to bo very "‘full of 
woiR.” Homo dealersare looking for the now-make 
to open at prices ranging at 15@16(\ 
Under soils at about the ; nine prices as those of 
last week. Winter-make brings38@39e. furordlnary, 
and when fresh and of good color, lu@Hc!. and up- 
ward have been paid. 
The weather Is now colder, with 6 Dow and high 
winds, and wo uro beginning to get a touch of real 
March -I/jrm 11 . 
Our advices from abroad show no decline In the 
prices for dairy goods. Mocks of American are short, 
and 76-i. Is freely paid for the better grades of cheese, 
while Canadian butter is quoted ut 134s. 
LIVE STOCK MAKKETS. 
New York, March 14, 1874. 
Jlerven. -There was 11 brisk trade on Wednesday 
la«t ; prices ranged at 194v@l2Hf.; UdfflHX cwt,; again 
on l bursdav and Friday, trade, wu* arm at the rates 
already quoted, and u few head of choice steers sold 
at 18c mi hum days; weights r inged at SVs.iTY cwt.; 
bbtslbS lbs. has bpcu allowed to the cwt., net. (Special 
sales have boon-Kentucky steers, IIY cwt., 10 -gc ; 
do.. h'-S cwt., I2e.: course quality bull-, Kentucky and 
Illinois, H..-ij©fj.j() V cwt. • lair quality Missouri 
steers, til* cwt., llo.; Cherokee, fed in Kansas, 6 cwt., 
10\C.; common Uliuols,5jg cwt., IQRc.; fair quality 
ho., «k' >'Wt.. He.; do., 7)4 cwt., HSi'c.; goud quality 
do., lx cwt. strong, l 2 @ 12 h(e 
Mild. < ’kuh.—W ednesday lust, l cow and her 
call sold at $75. and I cow without her call,$75. Gen¬ 
eral sales were $l-1@65 P head. Trade was small and 
the demand for tali quality fresh cows was not met. 
4 Ms was the tone of the murkets up to Friday uoou. 
Yen I*.—On Wodnesday last, veals lie.; Thursday, 
lbffllOMC.; these latter were Pennxylvanla veals, 140 
lbs. bead. Trade has been -mall but firm. 
Sheep and Lam Ini.-Sheep were scarce and slow 
of sale ut high rates. Wednesday forenoon, prices 
ranged at 7@se.: Thursday, sheep sold lo large lots 
at 6 v@ 8 c., ar.d on Friday sale- w, re 6 .fflki.c. The 
few lambs lo hand arrive direct to butchers.’ Spring 
lambs have fetched $’J.5U@16 V head. Special sales 
huve been Indiana sheep, 8(1 lbs.,Ckc.; Kentucky 
120 lbs., 8 Sc. ; Canada, 118 lb*., We.; Illinois; H 2 lbs., 
64(0.; do., l(f{ lbs., 7Kc., Ohio. Wi lbs., 6 Kc.; do.,80 lb*., 
1 ( 40.1 pi urse-wooled do., 1(H lb*., 8 c. 
lings. There have been no live on sale since our 
dressed, 7M@7Xc.; Western dressed,0%@7c. Friday, 
city dreused opened strong at 7)i@7Ko.; Western 
dressed not -o active at 7@7Kc. The market* closed 
with an upward tendency. 
Wholesale Prices o! Dressed Meals.—Trade 
L’OMPAHATIVH BATES. 
Lost week. 
Cents. 
Good Bteers V It..12 @13 
Fair. 11 @ 11 v 
Poor.in @ lev 
I’oorest—..pv 
Gen. selling rates. 10>4 @ hy 
This week. 
Cents. 
12 fa 13 
II (A ill. 
III ffl ID'S, 
9 ffl Hi¬ 
ll) Y ffl HIV 
SPECIAL NOTICES. 
The Best “Elastic Trass" (for rupture), with¬ 
out metallic springs, is inudo by POMEROY & Co., YJl 
Broadway, N. Y. Price $1 by moil. They also Bell 
the best ” Elastic Stocking” for enlarged veins, 
weak Joints, etc., and Elastic Supporting and Riding 
Belts. Apply to them In person or by letter. 
-•♦»- 
“Tho Best Oil for Harness is the celebrated 
Vacuum Oil, manufactured at Rochester, New York, 
and sold by harness makers everywhere.” 
rM>K SELF PHOTECTTON, have a JONES’ 
I SCALE, Binghamton. N. V. Send for Free Price 
List. 
New and Rare Plants 
For Spring’ of 1874. 
Jouv SAm.'H Catalogue ot New and Beauti- 
lul I’Ll m- will be reudy In February, with acolored 
plate. Mailed free to all my customers; to others, 
price ID cts. A plain copy to all applicants free. 
JOHN’ SAUL, 
WiiKliiiigion City, |>. C. 
"NOTHING BETTER." Cutler Bros., Boston, 
Dr. Joliu Ware. celebrated Vegetable 
Pulmonary Balsam, for Colds and Consumption. 
$nv ^tU'evtb'rmnU.o'. 
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For $5. 
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dred and tifty kinds of vegetable seed ou my four seed 
. ...... . »«mkh oi.i (wiu >■ i many, i grow a Hun¬ 
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farms,right under my own cyo. Around ull of these 
1 throw the protection of the three wurruntsuf my 
Catalogue, or MW w ui tahliJi / viafat a specialty, hav- 
... .... tng been the tlrst to Introduce the Hubbard and Vlur- 
We will send by mall, post-paid, guaranteeing sale blebead Squashes, the Marbirhead Cabbages and a 
aaiTlu « u ? score Of others. My Catalogue, co 1 1 1 n I n in gnu tii erou* 
100 osmited Si raw berry Plants, line engravings, taken from n)iotograuhs, sent, fren to 
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0 “ IllneUberry “ - - — 
8 i;s:ssi„, :: homceopathic 
? !>f0.1V1!it? 1 it Domestic Bledicine. 
all of best vurfette.'i, with directions for planting and lly L All HI 1C and DIcCLATCHEY 
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- Rib pages, substantially bound, price ?5; a mahogany 
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H PflV.Qn’nQ iV' I In av^oaiesent tiu.ny part of IKited attitesund Cuo- 
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Offer m their large assortment of all the Best Vn- ^ B«|,!d u’k k'7‘t a 
. ides especially fine stocks of tho following: Ilomu-mle ur n to J v’ , 
«HN A iM HNTA L TKEES, of the best sorts. Business estatilsi , d in ill' 0 ™-’ 1 ' V 7 V/ Tn 
EVERGREENS of ull the rarer sorts. VircSlar. 111 *“* ^t.d for Descriptive 
It II ODD D END HO NS—tile best hardy Shrub. 
FLOWERING slllU IIS In large variety. ( VLDGI ESSKR IS DEAD. EVEItVBODY 
ROsES—both dormant and in pots-strong. ' WelK “* WH JONEB s< -' Binghamton, N. Y. 
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For Catalogues, address at Flushing, N. Y. ltil 1 JII inore Young IMon anil Ladies 
—- - Wn to earn Telegraphy. iff- Sulurv paid 1 
I A Ann AAA V V ^hil« practicing, geml etanin wltliad- I 
I U.UoU.UuU dress to C. A AHEARMAN, ■ 
HEDGE PLANTS -_^ Mpt ’ u - ft ' - c " o. 
Best to the West. I give plenty of roots, and bind TT fl T1 T)T A rletb«" S’on ra a * 
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P^kntsand price given. For sale very low. Address UU1 1 Jj All 1 U Cobln«7,n 7 tA m &' 
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rjy IW water faucets, eto. 
-— lu Plenty of fresh 
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VVANTKD.-THE I’ENN MUTUAL I.IFF IN- _ _ ’ 1 _ 
IT SURANCE CD. ul Philadelphia, an old an i re- IfC/'CTADI C b ICI 
liable Lite Company, desires an Agent in every por- w C C, I O LC, I ICL U , 
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W ANTED IMMEDIATE LI# 
113 more Young Men anil T.ndlen W 
to learn Telegraphy, iff salarv paid ] 
v liilc practicing. Bend stump with ad- I 
dress to C. A flFlKAKMAN, — 
_ 8 wpt. U. T. C., Oberliu, O, 
nnppiJMRHJ 
flur r L Ain u steas ra ws: ?■ 
UT P IT li IP P ® fliisss 
111 U IJ II I Ij 1 can be obtained ut 
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close tho amount, and Ncedloa will be returned by 
tlrst mall. Address. 
EAGLE NEEDLE CO., Watertown, N. Y. 
GARDEN SEEDS. 
gVUvetl gvuUiewnu, 
870 Broadway, New York, 
Grower, Importer and Dealer in 
Vegetable, Field, 
AND 
Flower Seeds. 
Garden Tools and Horticultural Books. 
Do Modern l to run Doctor. 1 w 
Oana'M Muck Man util...,.. \ 25 
Darwin's VartatUins of Animals and Plants'....’7 6 00 
Dead Shot; or, Hporiman s Complete Guide. 1 76 
DowriUig’s Fruits and Fruit Tree* of America, 
tllHOpp,).,,... 5 ou 
Do. Rural Essays. . S 5 n 
Drainage for Prorlt and llmilih..77 1 50 
Dyer and Color (Maker’s Companion. 125 
East wood's Cranberry Culture. 76 
Elliot’s Lawn mid Shade Trees.. 7 1 50 
Everybody’s Lawyer. ’ ’ 2 UO 
Every Woman llerown Flower Gurdeuer (new)'. 
paper. 50c. t doth. 100 
Farm Drainage (H. F. Freneh).1 60 
[arm Implements and Machinery (J.J. Thomas) 1 50 
Kinlil's Pear Culture.. 126 
Fishing In American VValurs (Beott)..7711 3 60 
Do. Milch Cows and Dairy Funning.. 2 50 
Forest Tree* (Bryant). . 160 
Frank Forrester’s Field Hpiirt* (2 vein.). 0 uo 
Do, Fish and Fishing (100 engravings). 6 00 
Do. Manual for Young Bportitmaii. .... 300 
ruller s lllustriitoil Strawberry Cultnrlst. 20 
DO. Forest Tree Cultnrlst . 160 
Do. Small Fruits (Illustrated).,'. ..7777*77 l 50 
bulton's Beach (t’ullura. A Hand-Book and 
Guide to Every I’lanter,... i ou 
Oaiiletllug fur Prom. H>, Henderson)..' 1 60 
Gardening for the South (White’s). 2 00 
Orspe Lulturlst (A. H. Fuller)... 1 60 
Gray’s Manual of llotuny and Lessons.. 3 00 
Do. SOhOOl and Field Book of Botany. 2 50 
Do. How Plants Grow ( 6 GJ Illustrations).',.... 112 
Do. Introduction to Structural an 1 Systematic 
Butanv and Vegetable Physiology H.SQO Ulus.). 3 50 
Guenon on Milch Cowu. . .. 76 
Gun, Rod uuil Huddle.. . ’ 1 60 
Harney’* Barn*. Outbuilding*and Fences.7.10 00 
Harris on Insects. .... 400 
8S»2 u .i£* *’ l,f Breeding, Management, & 0 .. 7 , 1 60 
Huttleld s American llouim Carpenter. 3 GO 
Hints to Horse Keepers (Herbert’s). 1 75 
High Farming without Manure. 40 
Holly's Art of Saw-Filing..... 76 
Holly’* Carpenter's Hand Book (new). 7 b 
Hooper’s Dug and Gun.... 30 
flaopn*' Hook of Evergreen*. ' son 
Hop Culture.' 40 
How Crops Fend....77.7 2 00 
How Crop* Grow.■> pe 
Hunter and Trapper.. inn 
nustnann'* Grapes arid Wine... 1 50 
Hussey « Natlona Cottuge Architecture. 0 00 
I ml 1 au Corn ; Its Value, inltureano Uses. 1 be 
Jennings on Cattle and their ODouses. 1 76 
Do. llorno and bis DIseiiMus. 1 % 
Do. Horan Training Made Easy. ’ 1 25 
Do. Sheep, Swine and Poultry,... 1 76 
Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry.. 1 76 
Do. Elemeuta Agricultural Chemistry.,.. , 1 50 
Kemp'* Luridkcupe Gardening.' ' 2 50 
Langstroth on the Hive and Honey Bee.,7* 2 00 
l.ewl*' American Sportsman . . 2 76 
Lightning Rods, and How to Ccnntruct Them 
by John Phln.. . 26 
Manual of Futx and Hemp Culture.77 28 
Manual of Tobacco Culture. 26 
Mason's Farrier and Ktud Book. . I jo 
Maynew’s illustrated Horse Management.. 77! 3 00 
Do. Illustrated Horse Doctor.. . 3 (Mi 
Mechanic’s Comounlon (Nicholson)..777 3 00 
Mechanics for Millwrights, Machinists and others 1 60 
Miles on llorse * Fool (cloth) .. 75 
Modem Cookery (by Min B Acton and Mrs! B. J. 
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Practical Poultry Keeper IL. Wright). , . 2 00 
Pructluul 4hnphen) (Handalii. " 2 00 
Qulnby's Mysteries of Bee Keeping.' 1 60 
Quincy oti soiling Cattle. ... 1 26 
Randall's Fine Wool Hheep Husbandry.1 00 
Du. Sheep Husbandry In the South. 1 3) 
Rlohardson on the Dog.. 30 
buunders' Domestic Poultry..7.7!!7* 40 
Sohenck’M Gardeners’ Text-Book.. 75 
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