Mewve*. 
MARCH 28 
MOORE’S RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
243 
Freeh Frnlm.—Apple* sro advancing with a 
steadily decreasing monk. Cranberries iro selling In 
n retail way nt full figure*. Nut* of ali kind* urn 
dull, peanut* allowing quite a surplus for thoseason. 
We quote apple*- lloxmirr ItusseU,$6665.50; Btigllali 
do., f4.50ot6.au; (elected Bad and Greening*. $8.00. 
t'rnnberriea. fimc*. 9 bbl .fW.MVi4li.fi0! Other,$11(912; 
fanev hoxc*. J4.50ivtl.T5i good. $4i,v4.?fl: common to 
poor. $.1 HO. Hiekorv uui*. $ 1 . 25061 . 37 . Perm lit*, prime 
Virginia. $2.7.V W 3: other Virginia*. North 
Carolina do.. $ 2 ( 42 , 6 ( 1 I Tennessee, $l.8ow&1.95. Pecans. 
(KitHi’., us t« size. 
Furn mill Sktim.—New skins are wanted by man¬ 
ufacturers, with a light offering Of desirable stock. 
Raccoon and skunkii are higher. 
VVc quote No. I quslltv . Otter. « piece Nortn 
and East, $8(.«10. West anti N. W., »:*V 47 . Gray Fox, 
North and East. 70 <j*i' 5c West and N. W , rikSviific.; 
Hod Fox, North and Host, $ 1 . 60441 . 86 , Woslsnd S.W., 
• l l e.nl 25: Black Boar. North and East. $9(418, West 
nod N. W.. Brown Cubs, North and Kant. 14, 
Went and N. W,. $2(43; Fisher. North Kant, $ 8 (.a 
1 i, Went and N. VV., $(V.(<X; Mink, dark. North and 
Rant., $3»8.T.">, Went and N W : $*,-*2 26; Mink, pale. 
North and !vi i, : l..n Went and s ’A 1 JII ". r >. 
Monk rat, fall North and Bant, 1 kit Mu., West and N 
W., II aide.; Muskf:U, wlntor. North and H.ant, 
23c.. Wont mid N W.. !8®22o.; Kitts. North and Kant. 
(*,sue., West and N. \v., ianSc,: Beaver, F th.. North 
und Bunt, $1.900.'1.75, Went and N. W., 1 led 1.25: Rae- 
eoon. North and Hast, Hlk^lKlO.. Went and N. W., G.'(4 
9ilc.: Opposum, North und Kant, Wtlftc..West and N. 
W„ IWblic.; sikutik, black. $1.20*1.40; sjkunk, striped, 
»«,<»# I. 
fJtiiaeng.-Doinaetlc quoted at, $l,26®1,<0. 
{•rain.— Price* generally lire decidedly lower, with 
the markets abroad weak. Trade has been qulto 
moderate. The quotations are: 
Wheat, Spring. No. 2.$1 «W1 tl 
No. 1 . ..1 53Ml 66 
Winter Bed. 1 53r«,l «4 
Amber..... 1 G 66 M tit 
White... -** - 
Rye. SWribl 02 
Barley, Canada West........ 1 86 (<til 96 
Mult. Canada West.2 lXki*2 05 
Corn, new Western mixed. 846* HS 
New yellow... 87<>4 09 
Oats, mixed Western. fifkd 03 
White. 020 i (U 
liny mill Slrnw. There Is a good trade In prime 
shipping stock and entailing qualities at very steady 
prices. N R. shipping, $10*1,195; retail lots,SI.2001.30; 
clover, '.m,gi85o. for first crop, and T&MiH.’ui. for second; 
null, «6(w7Ae.. Straw. TSAHOc. Tor long rye: (160700. for 
short: rye nominal for wheat; Wkitwfl. for oat. 
Dealers quote by thu too ut IhO railroad depots as 
follows : 
Crime timothy hay, $263211 per ton; fair to good, 
$21023; shipping grade, $1IK*20. Clover, good. $17(4$18. 
No. 1 rv« straw, $ 14(415 por ton : No. 2 do., $11(413 : No. 
1 oat, iniaila. 
Honey. Dull nt 20025c. for white clover, In glass 
boxes, und 1501SC. for buckwheat, In glass boxes. 
Hops.—There Is no dlsposlthih to further change 
In prices, although trade Is slow. Flue lines of 
stock are In moat demand, with hrower* purchasing 
only as they can use st ock The quotations ure: 
American, new, good to choice, 3h(a<3. , jc,; do., low to 
fair, lVv-’-'C.; Yearling* 2ik»Sfi<!.; Ulds. nalfto • genuine 
Bavarians. !Wki»35«.: patent Ihivurlans. 25 («i30ci.; Kn- 
gllsh. 34ke H4c,; Belgians. 26*11(10.'. « nllfomlus, good to 
choice. 40 (g)4.5c.; low to fulr, 35 ( 410 c. 
Alnplo S«i an r.-Receipts of Ohio ure uhovo the 
wants < f trade. Price- weak, Western, light nil. 
ored, liiilOo.; d", dark, lig, 14c. Maple sirup,$1.30i4l.40. 
I try null 4iuine. - Receipts of dreusod con¬ 
tinue light, hut too demand doe* not quit for much 
more than city killers can rdeee not the trade with. 
Frozen poultry 1* still nulling, lint, tlio weather Is 
working ugalnsl lla appearance, and Ills likely the 
remnant will be dosed out low. A few prime lot* 
have brought Uitflse. Ilcuivy turkeys. l)v« or dressed, 
uro not wanted. .... - 
Ourquota lions nroDressed chickens, Now.frrsey 
anil Petiu'a, prime. 204121G.; fair io good, 18Mil9e.; 
State, prime, 19<420r.; Western, good to prime, 17(4 
|lie ; poor to good. l.Va I7e. Turkeys, N. J., prime. 1006 
20e.: fair to good. tikivlOc.: State, prime, lWitlSIc.' 
Wustern, good to prime, IThtlUc ; poor to good, Moo 
iHc. Ducks N. J.. prime. 9W022O.: Western do., Ilk'* 
2 Ce., (Jc.'xe, N. J., good to prime. lueUle.; lhiot to fulr, 
130014 c.; Western, good to prime, 13(4mu.j Tulr to 
good, Ilf® Vie. ... . .... 
Gaum Is In light supply, with few limns. Wild 
ducks are not or Inviting quality, ami low prices are 
quoted. Snipe have appeared. This fuw Imres and 
rabldt-s otteringare quoted at ;kk 44 ile.: pigeons, foatli- 
. 5 a 8 c. 
. 9 (4 15 c, 
.18 M 60 c. 
. 7 (io 20 o. 
. 7H(.« 20 e. 
.. 0 f *(4 7Rc. 
.. UVktlO C. 
..63 ® 50 
No. 1...........60 Gt M 
No. 2.47 (4 5.) 
Course... ..... 45 (4 48 
Combing.... 66 (4 (>0 
New York, .Michigan and Wisconsin 
XX.....61 <4 64 
X. ....48 (4 60 
No. 1.....411 (4 4H 
No. 2... 44 (4 41! 
Coarse...41 * IS 
Combing.. 62 66 5l5 
Indiana, Kentucky and Tonnosserv 
XX. 60 (i 63 
X... 47 ad 60 
No. 1. 45 (4 47 
No. .. 46 (4 48 
Coarse. 40 <4 42 
Combing. 66 (4 60 
Combing, unwashed. 88 (it <2 
Illinois. Iowa und Minnesota— 
XX . 47 (4 60 
.. 46 <4 48 
No. 1 . 44 (4 47 
No.?.. 40 (it 43 
Course.....;• :w M ** 
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana 
Fine unwashed. 40 (7b 12 
Medium finwashed. 37 (4 40 
Courso unwashed... 30 (4 33 
Hurry. 20 0 26 
PLT.I.K1). 
....45 <4 60 
Himer. 47 fit M 
No. I. 23 ('t U 
Combing... 60 (4 55 
Lambs.. 40 (4 43 
Short extra.. 86 (4 38 
ItOI'll ESTER. N. V., lUnreh ‘ill. Klimr 
steady • $8.50 V bbl. for red wlntor, $9(8)9.50 for good 
to oholeo wlille. Wheat II in; there li a local 
scurolty, owing to bad roods, and wheat Is rather 
nlghcr ; fl 50utl.i5.5 tor red to amber winter, M.TtWffl.HO 
for white. Corn, 76c. for Western, 8)>482c. for Htat . 
Oats..5,1(4 66 c. Barley, JlofKsvi.HO for t wo rowed. $1 .'.HI 
(42 for four rowed. Itye, fitotMc. F bushel. Butter 
Is lower; 38(,y40c. lor best. Mvg* plenty; IHuvide. F 
dozen. Potatoes, $2.12(42.26 for IVacb Blow V bbl.. 
$2 for Peerless, and $l.'lWj for Jackson Whites. $3.26 
for Rose. Apples *earcfl: 7hO.4dJl.26 F bushel. 
Onions, $1.6041.t.’i g hu hel Beaus, $1.40 j« 16(I tor 
inuiliums. $t.. r >lk41,7'i for marrows, llay Is again 
Ulchur; $:0428 P ton for timothy. Ornss sends 
active anil prleo* advancing; olovor $0(46.26, timo¬ 
thy $3.2.1(43.50 V bushel. 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. 
NKW VOUK. March 21. 1874. 
Hoc VON. The market for the week opened with a 
brisk demand at an advance of !4<4S'’' V tt.. but with 
the weather decidedly against the trade Oil Wednes¬ 
day and Thursday, thu market W(M»lieuod and part of 
the udvuiice niim lost. Better weather Friday und 
to<dnr,with “ ikMi lranrnvemnnt In the ilrmad 
meat market, have operated to cheek the downward 
tendency, so that the feeling at the close was mnder- 
atoly tlrm. Th* average quality of the supply was 
better than for the previous week. There wero but 
few really poor • uttle shown, and thd best droves 
wore elllcdy tiiade up of strictly prliun and extra 
steers. Home Of the commonest natives and Texuiis 
were sold on Thursday at IDRc. F is , to dress 66 its. 
to the itross cwt.; but closing quotations aro l(B <(4 
l3o y ft., to dress 66 to 59 lbs. for potntnnti to extra 
steers, and 4k(4>Rc. V m., live welglu, for tut bulls. 
COMI'AIIATIVK HATES. 
Lust week. This week 
Cent*. fonts. 
Good Steers V n>......12 to 13 12 (4 13 
Fair.M «o 11V UV «t 11V 
Poor.Id (4 10 V 1034 to 11 
Poorest.. U (4 w 10 <A I'M. 
Geo. selling rules .. ....10V (»( MV lo.V tu H V 
illlleh flows.—Light roeelpts, with a fair demand 
Hi an lulvancn of $3(45 p head, wore the uialu features 
of the trade during the wu(’k. Latest sales were ut 
$4.Viv75 for common to good, and a car-load of fair 
Cows, cither springers or frosli milkers with calves 
by tbolr sides, oould bo sold to average $6(k4li5. 
Veals. -nuoelptB aro gradually Increasing: but 
with a fair demand, prices have not fallen pd more 
Uiuri Ho. V tt., and the transactions for thu last four 
days have been liberal at 8 H< 4 l 0 Ho. F n>., Including 
21!H Jersey and Books county veals, U 6 lbs., average 
at tUWe. 
F Ik., Including 
tt 6 lbs., average 
cred, $343.25 F do*.; canvas ut $1.63(41 87 V pair, mal¬ 
lard. 7IF480C..: rcilncad, $1(41.12 ; nommon. 4(k4«6«. 
1 . 1 vi-poultry has advanced. Near point fowlsnml 
chickens quotedatH(42fl<!.; Western rfo., I7®19 c.j tur- 
keys. Ili(420e ; Duck*. H 7 c.( 4 $l F pair for Western und 
$1(*L25 (or N. J. Uccse, tor N. J.; do. West¬ 
ern, $1(41.60; u few prim Wostom, V2.60k$3. 
Pr ovlHlons,—Huppllc* have been light, and with 
Increased trade from pxpnrtersund speculators but¬ 
ter prices arc obtained. 
New mess pork. $H1.12H‘"' for spot lots; do. 
for Muroli, I1B.02: extra prime. *13.. f 4v^ll.00i prime 
mess.$M 76(/3>l6. Western-dressed Uogs.6H(47c.; box¬ 
ed <iry salted shoulders, 6 Hc.; do. short - cut hums. 15 
Itis.. l(IH< 4 lOXc. Bacon at ItVjJv for short dear and Ik* 
<JHe for long clear. Western steam luril, HD-lfic ; UU-l(ki. 
for Aprl : Tl ll-We. for May: kettle, 'JVC. Htoor- 
Ine. prlnic. 9XC- Tallow at 7(47Hc. Beef hams, 
*18(426. Tleruod beef. $21.00422.(10 for prime moss: 
*18(426. Tleroeil beef. $21.00422.00 for prlinu moss; 
$241,1,26 ror India mess; p(!"v32 for extra luillu city 
Iiiehs. Barreled beet at $10,50(411 lor plain moss and 
$12.50(413.60 for extra moss. 
8 >eeda.—Clover Is wanted by the home trade nt 
9 V 4 l 0 c. for Pennsylvania Western, and 10X«). for 
Slate. Timothy, $3.20; rough tlax. $2.50<i(i2.C0. 
Tobnceo.—Arrlvnls of new crop are larger, but 
thu better assortment of stock* on sale fulls to In¬ 
duce trade of consequence, q’ho sales arc In small 
lots to the home trade. The quotations ora for 
Western leaf. 
OLD CROP. 
Light Grades. Heavy Griidc*. 
Good leaf. 8 V<* ?H 0 . OHM 111 c. 
Fine leaf.DV<4 10HC. 10H« lOike. 
hcicctlons.,,,,.11 14 13 c. 11 (4 l2Ho. 
NKW CHOP. 
Lags...4H<4 5 (46H c. 
Good (lo. ... 5h)(4 «Hc. 6\<4 «Vc. 
Low leaf.«KA 7Xo. 1 (4 K c. 
Medium leaf. 7 Vox 8 Hc- 8 }*® 8 Mc 
hkv.dmcaf crop or 1872. 
Connecticut tillers.5 @ 8 o. 
seconds. 9 (4 15 c. 
wrappers. 18 (4 60 c. 
New York usuortod lots. 7 (4 20 o. 
Pennsylvania assorted lots,. 7X(4 20 e. 
Ohio assorted lots.. 6H<4 7Hc. 
Wisconsin assorted lots.U'Y(4lU c. 
Vegctiiblfs. lfixports of potatoes past week, 800 
bids. Stock «>r potatoes 1* not excessive, hut thu 
trade has been <1 till nearly all winter, and holders 
are marking all lets easier In order to reduce the 
pressing stock. < minim are llnu. 
We quote choicu I'iurly Rose. $3(«)3.?5 V bbl.: do. 
hulk. $2.75(4 3.D0i Peach Blow, $ 3 . 10(4 3.17, the 
extreme for barrels; Peerless und Jackson 
quoted at $2 00(4 2 60 for prime; Prince, Alberta, 
$2.7!tig, 3.00. Bweel, Virginia, $6.00 $> bbl.; Delaware, 
ftj.00 p Pin, Dillons. F bln., $1.75 M 5.00 (or 
red, $6.60 for yellow. Marrow squash. $5 F bbl.; 
Hubbard, $6 do. < 'uirota, $2. Garlic, $- 100 strings. 
$HV 4 li. Cabbages. $4®6 F 100 for ordinary, and $0(410 
for red. 
Wliisky—Is lower; sales at 96c. 
Wool.—Lute prices ure cluimed, but they aro dlftl- 
cult to Obtain, manufacturcra wanting very little 
stock on acconnt ol the slow sale for goods. With 
any Improvement. In trade It Is believed Brin prices 
must prevail, as stocks uro small. 
UOMEBTIC—rLKKCK. 
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wust Virginia— 
Cts. por lb. 
Picklock...(12 On 70 
.. 66 (ix 60 
Jslicep und I,mobs. Considering the compara¬ 
tively mode rule value of wool-skins, now selling at 
$2(42.7.1 each. the quotations for sheep sre exception¬ 
ally high. Trad* during the week has been slow, for 
thu reason (hat our butchers hud no profit at tin) 
prices; hut the market has ruled Him, with an up¬ 
ward tenueney, and closes with nearly bare pons. 
The sales, Wednesday and Thursday, were ut 0 V <4 
8 \c, F lk., and the extreme range fester uy and to¬ 
day was 7(4'Je. Including 124 Ohio snoop, '.W Ins, aver¬ 
age. utSHc-i 1C1 do., 197 tbs., 8 c.: iMUIdo.. 84 lb*.. 7Hc.i 
184 ilo.. 76 lbs 7Ro.: 181 do., 93 lbs., 8 He ; 111 Canada 
lambs. 91 lbs.,9 1 47 Cuimdu sheep, 101 Ihs., B<48Xc.> 
IM Punnsylvunlu shoep, (lino wool,) 118 lbs., 8 ,Vo., 
and 130 do., 146 lbs., 'Jc. 
lings.—It cannot bo Justlr olalmnd that, we have 
a murlcet for live hogs In New York. The slaugh¬ 
terers purchase through agents iti the West all the 
hogs they need. Thu lew lots that oecusltmully 
notch h’ie over tke Atlantic and Great. We*t(trii 
Railroad In firs hands are taken at aueli price* as 
tlio slauglitemrs may choose to jmy. During the 
week under review only one car loud arrived for 
commission salesman. A fair lot of Illinois lings 
sold ut $ 6 . 66 H V 100 Iks. Glty slaughtered lings were 
I 11 fair demind and steady at 7HU»7Vo. V No 
Wostern dress it on sule. 
Hornes. -Dealers report fair receipts US lo num¬ 
bers, and the prospect tor an uvorugel» gcou spring 
trade 111 tlrst-class horses for the road and for fam¬ 
ily use is encouraging. Hales include 7 work horses 
at $ 80(4120 0110 I 1 , T road lior-os at 41004600 each, all 
warranted ..nund, kind and fast; and one pair of 
showy carriage horses for $901). Receipts wore 3 ear 
load, or 122 head. 
IIEI tIPTH or I.IVK STOOK. 
One Hnndrodth 8 t... 1,243 
Forty-Eighth Ht. 00 
b'ortieth 8 t. 00 
Hursiuius Cove.5,337 
W cohuwkun.1.259 
Totals till* week ... .7.839 
" last week .... 6 ,B37 
SPECIAL NOTICES, 
The lies! “ Klnntic Triinn” (for rupture), with¬ 
out muiulllc springs. Is luuda by Post KHt'Y A Co., 711 
Hroadwuy, N, Y, Price $1 by mull. They also sell 
thu best “ Klustlo Stocking" for eularged veins, 
weak joints, etc., and Klastlc Supporting and Riding 
Bells. Apply to them In person or by letter. 
“The Bent Oil for Hiii iirsa is the celebrated 
Vacuum Oil,manufactured at Rochester, Now York, 
and sold by harness makers everywhere." 
" NOTHING llKTTEIt." Cutler Uros., Boston, 
Ur. John Ware. celebrated V kuktaule 
Pulmonary balsam, for Colds and Consumption. 
Cow*, CAiv»d. 
SIlBCp 4k 
Lain 1,4, 
It it*, 
7 
430 
30 
<HXI 
23 
43 
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nil 
(10 
4,083 
16.972 
17 
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4,1)86 
7,719 
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000 
OOO 
47 
473 
iiijffi 
2.1,091 
70 
123 
14,130 
31,816 
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New und Practical Design*)...10 00 
(lommer's Method of Making Manure*. 26 
flreek’s Hook of Flower* (new). I 76 
Brldgeman'S Gardonar's Assistant..,. 2 60 
Bulat'* Family Sitchen Gardaner. 1 00 
Do. 6 lower Garden .. .. 160 
Canary Birds, Paper, 50c.; Cloth..... 75 
Carpentry Made s*>-»y innwi. 6 Du 
Chemistry of the Farm lNichols). 126 
CUorilon’s Grape Grower'* Guido. 76 
Cider Maker'* Manual. 1 60 
CUter's New III. I'alll® Doctor, colored plain*.., 6 110 
Cole’* American Fruit Book. 76 
Cole'* American Veterinarian. 76 
Colton Culture iLjrmun *,). 1 60 
Crack RllOt (Burlier).. 176 
Cranberry Culture (J, J, White). 1 26 
Dud.)'* American Cuttle Doctor.. 1 60 
Do Modern Horse Doctor.... 1 60 
Dane’s Muck Manual.... .... 1 26 
Darwin’s VartelIons of Animals and Plants. 6 00 
Dead Shot: or. Hporlman’s Complete Guide. 1 75 
Downing's Fnilts and Fruit Tree* of America. 
( 11 ( 1(1 pp.).. 6 ($) 
Do. Rural Kn*uys. 3(8) 
Drainage for Profit and lleuILh. 1 50 
Dyer sod Color Maker's Companion.. 1 26 
Kastwund's Cranberry Culture. 76 
Klllol'* Lawn and Shade Trees...... 1 50 
K very body's Lawyer......... 2 00 
Hivei i Wiooiin Her Own Flower Gurdeuer (new). 
paper. 60c.; cloth.. . 1 00 
Farm Drainage (II. F. French). 1 60 
Farm Implement* end Machinery (J.J. Thomas) 1 50 
Field's Pear Culture.. 1 26 
Fishing III American Waters (Hcolt).............. 3 60 
In.. Milch Cows mol Dairy Farming... 2 60 
Forest Trees (Bryant). 1 6 $ 
Frank Forrester's Field Hport* (2 vol*.).. 8 00 
On. Fluh and Fishing (1(9) engravings). 5 00 
Do. Manual for Young Hporlsmen ... 3 1)0 
Fuller'* Illustrated Htrswherry Culturlst.. 20 
Do. Forest Tree Culturlst. 1 60 
Do. Mruall Fruit* (Illustrated)...,. 1 60 
Fulton's Peach tfultiire. A Hand-Book and 
Guide to Every Pointer... : Ml 
Gardening for Profit iP. Henderson). I 60 
Gardening for the Mouth (While's)... 2 00 
Grape Culturlsi IA . H. h iilinri. 1 60 
Gray's Manual of Kotnny mill Lessons. 3 00 
Do. Mnliool and Field lh>nk ■ ,f Bulimy. 2 60 
Do. How Plants Grow (600 Illustrations)... 112 
Do. Introduction to Mtructuuil an 1 Myslumutlo 
Butaev and Vegetable Physiology (1,300 Hill*.). 3 60 
(itieiinii oil Milch Cows . 76 
(inn, Rod mid Muddle .... . I 60 
Harney's Barns, Outbuilding* and Fences.10 00 
I larri* on insects..... 4 00 
Do. on the Pig Breeding, Management, Ao. 1 60 
llatdeld’s American I louse Carpenter. 3 60 
Hint* to Horse Keepers (Herbert'*). 1 76 
lllgh Farming without Manure,.,...,. 40 
lliuly'* Art of Huw-Flllng. 76 
Holly's Carpenter's (land Book (new). .... 7b 
Hooper's Dog and Gun. 30 
I Loupes' Book of Evergreen*. 3 (X) 
Hop Culture. 40 
How Crop* Feed.. ... 2 IX) 
Dow Crops Grow..... 2 00 
Milliter mid Trapper. 1 00 
Ifusmuiin's Grapes and Wins. 1 60 
Hussey's Nfttlona' Cottage Architecture. fi 00 
leu Ian Corn ; Its Value, i uii.uie mm Uses....... 1 60 
Jsnnlrigs on Cattle and their Diseases. 1 76 
1 * 0 , Horse and his Diseases.... 1 76 
Do. Horse Training Made Easy. 1 26 
Do. Mltucp, Mwlne and Poultry. 1 76 
Johnston’s Agricultural Chemistry1 76 
Do. Elements Agricultural Chemistry.. 1 60 
Kemp's Landscape Gardening. 2 50 
Lnngstmili on the Hive and Honey Bee. 2 00 
Lewis' American Hpnrtsmmi. 2 76 
Lightning Rod*, and How to Ccr.strnct Thom, 
fiy ,1 <Hiii I'hln.. ... . 26 
Vlniiuitl of r in* anil Hemp Culture. 
M a ii ii a I ol TOhltCRO 1 . 26 
Mason’s Farrier and Mind Hook. 1 50 
Mayhew's Illustrated Dorse Management. 8 00 
Do, Illustrated Home Doctor. 3 00 
Mechuniu's Companion iNicfiolsnn).... 3 00 
Mechanics fur Millwrights, Machinists and other* 1 60 
Mile* on Horse’s Foot (cloth). 76 
Modern Cookery (by Miss Auton and Mr*. 8 . J. 
Hale)..>........ 1 T 6 
McClure's Diseases of Horse, Cuttle and Mheep. 2 U0 
Money III the Garden, hy P. T. Quinn . 1 60 
Norris' Fish Culture, . .. 1 76 
Norton's Elements Holentiflo Agriculture. f 6 
Onion Culture. 20 
uur Farm of Four Acre* .. 30 
Pardee on Htrawberry Cull lire. 76 
Parson* on thu Rose. .... 1 26 
Pear Culture for 1'roflt tl*. T. Quinn)... 1 00 
Pedder's Land Measure .. 80 
Practical and Molenitdo Fruit Culture (Baker),., 4 00 
Pruuttcul Floriculture (P. Henderson). l no 
Practical Poultry Keener |L. Wright). 2 (X) 
Practical Mhnpherd (Randall). 2 (X) 
Qulnby'* Mysteries or Ben Keeping... 1 60 
Quincy mi Moiling Cattle. 1 26 
Randall's Fine Wool Mheep Husbandry.. 1 00 
Do. Mheep Husbandry ill the Month.. 1 60 
Riuhardson on the Dog. 30 
Maunders' OOBIOStlc Poultry. 40 
Mehcnok 1 * Gardeners’ Text-Book. 76 
flcrlbnor'* Produce Tables . 30 
Do. Bendy Reckoner mol Log Book . 30 
Minimum * Dorse Portraiture — Breed 7 «, Rear¬ 
ing and Training Trotters..2 Ml 
Mix Hundred Recipes........ 1 76 
Mkeleton 1 .... 2 00 
(Skillful Housewife. 76 
Black’* Trout Culture (new).-. 1 60 
Stewart's (John) Mtsble Book .. 160 
Tegelmelor's Poultry Book (colored plates). 9 00 
Tegetmeler'* Pigeon Book (colored plates). 6 00 
Ton Acres Enough. . 160 
The Boston Machinist (Fitzgerald). 76 
The Dog (by Dinks, Mayhew and Hutchinson).. 3 01) 
The Dog (now).. .. 2 60 
Thu Horse iHtmieherige). gvo., 822 pp. 3 60 
The Mule (Riley)-A Treatlre an the Breeding 
Training and uses to which he may be put.... 1 611 
The People’s Practical Poultry Hook..... 1 60 
Thomas' Am. Fruit culturlst (48U Illustrations). 3 00 
Trauoer'* Guide (Ncwhoiise). 2 00 
Trout Culture (^4»lli Green). 1 OU 
Trowbridge's (Mrs. Laura) Excelsior Cook Book 
URd Housekeeper'* Aid. 1 26 
Warder's Hedges and Evergreen*.. 1 50 
Waring'* Element* of Agilcullure. 1 00 
Watson'S American Home Garden. 2 0# 
Wax blowers, and How to Mnke Them,...,,,.,., 2 00 
Western Fruit Growers' Guide (Elliott). 1 60 
Wheeler's Homes for the People..... 3 DO 
Do Rural Homes, .. 2 00 
Window Gardening (H T, William*). 160 
Woodruffs Trotting Horse of America. 2 26 
Woodward's Graperies and Ilort’l Building*..., 1 60 
Do. Country Home*,.,..... 160 
Do. Cottages and barm House*... 1 60 
Do. Huburhan and Country House*. 1 60 
Youatl and Mnooner on the H»r*n. 1 60 
Youuttund Martin fin cattle. 160 
Youatl and Martin on the Hog. 1 00 
Youait on Sheep.*. } 00 
Youman's Hand-Book of Household Mclenoe.... 1 76 
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