MOORE’S RURAL NEW-YORKER.' 
281 
sacrifice. Dock and geese eggs have largely declined. 
We unto state and Pennsylvania. UXSilOXo.; near 
points. lfi><®,17e.; extra fre-li, Western. 16Hc.; other 
Western and fioutb’n, 14K®13v; duck.25®28e.; geese, 
40® 15c. 
Flour.—Low grades are in good demand, and In 
lines bring strong prices,the demand being flora 
sir i'pera. Trade brands are slow of sale, with cur- 
rert prices difficult to obtain. 
Superfine state... 5 80# 6 2ft 
Extra do.il 85® fi 70 
Superfine Western...5 80® fi 2ft 
Extra do. fi 2ft® fi 73 
No. 2.... 4 86® 3 75 
Extra (Ibio, round hoop...,,. 6 30# 6 to 
Trade brands.fi 4.V# 7 50 
Wlilte wheat, extra.fi 75® 7 10 
St. Louis. .. fi 4»V< 11 fid 
Southern, extra. 6 lOcgll 00 
Rye Hour... I 75# 5 85 
Corn meal, Jersey... 4 60# i 2 ft 
Brandywine. 4 10;t 4 50 
Western..... 3 fift© 4 37* 
I'renli Fruit*.—Apples are nearly used up; pri¬ 
ces are very firm for all stock remaining. Cranber¬ 
ries steady and going out at full figures. Charleston 
strawberries arrive pretty liberally, but the weather 
has been too unseasonable for the retail trade to 
take hold of them. Still the prices allow restaurants 
to use them, and few are left Over at 40®7ftc. per qt. 
Nuts are unchanged. 
We quote apples—Uoxbury Russets, (5.75: English 
do.. *i.00; selected Red and Greenings. ((1,007*1),50. 
Cranberries fane>. P tibl . fl.V&lQ: other. *13®la■ 
Hb korv miis, H.2 k<U.;< 7. Peanuts, prime Virginia. 
oilerVlri. \.,rtli Carolina 
do.. *2i.v2.50; Tennessee, $1.T5®I.90. Pecans. <io«8c., as 
to sire. 
furs mill Sliins.—Market firm, without impor¬ 
tant. transactloha. 
tVe quote:—No. I qualitv: Otter. » piece North 
and Mom. Ft® 10, West and N. W., (5ae7; Urav Fox. 
North and Bast, !>0c.®*l t West and N. W.. W®80c.: 
Red Fox, Nort h and East. 81.85® 2 00. West, and N.VV T ., 
$1.:?5#1 T.i: Black Bear. North and Bust. $12®2 .j, West 
and N W ,fw.jut2: Brown Cuhs. North and East. M®6, 
West, ntid S. \V.. #2<7c3: Fisher. North East. *12® 
15, West and N. W-, FV-rlO j Mink, dark. North, and 
East, ias;4.n0, West and N. W.:f2®2.25* Mink, pain, 
North and East, f 1.50®2; West and N. W.. #1®1.2 (i; 
Muskrat, fall North and Bast, htnWOc., West and N. 
W., ISiSOc.: Muskrat, winter, North and 25® 
28c.. West, and N i\.. 22< c'l.'ic , Musk rat, spring, Nort li 
and East. 30<Si35c„ West and N. W.. 27®33c.: Kitts. 
North and East, CtfOSe., West and N. WmSscTc.; Ueu- 
ver, P Tt.. North a ad East. SMft®1.85, WM nnd N. 
W . *1.35® 1,75t Raccoon, North and East. H0c,®$l, 
vVoit and N. W.. tl0®85e.: Opnosgin, North and East. 
5®4IH;..Went and N. W„ 5 «)■;.; fiaitnk, black, $1.4U:<* 
l.nti; fiknnk, striped. 20c.®*l. 
id 15 c. 
11 rnln.—'There has been a liberal 
in w heat and corn at spring prices, 
in better demand at firm figures. 
Wheat, Spring. No. 2. 
No. 1. 
Winter Rod. .... 
Amber... . 
White. 
Rye.... 
Barley, Canada West.. 
State four-rowed. .......... 
Malt Canada West. 
State . 
Corn. Western mixed. 
Yellow. 
While. 
Oats, mixed Western... . 
White.. 
export business 
Outs have boon 
*1 B0@1 Hi 
. 1 60® 1 05 
. 1 fiO.vcl fill 
. 1 U7(itl fill 
, —(Ji — 
. 1 08® 1 11 
. 1 7'.ool 60 
. 1 C5®1 7d 
. 2 l)0®2 10 
. 1 75® 1 lift 
84® DO 
. 88® DO 
. 88® D.3 
. filH® 63K 
.. 64 H® ISfiK 
Huy mid Straw.—Prlmo lots of shipping hay are 
wanted; large orders urn tilled with difficulty. Re¬ 
tailing qualities have a fair trade at firm prices. 
North River shipping, $1; retail lots, #1.20® 1.40; 
clover, «0®U5c. for first crop, and 78®05o< for second; 
salt. 70®75c. Stnrw, 80®85u. for long rye; I15®75c. for 
short; rye nominal fur wheat ; Wjc.®fi for out. 
Dealers quote by the ton at the railroad depots uv 
follow* : 
Prime timothy hay. |2I®25 per ton; fair to good, 
$21®23; Shipping grade, $19, Clover, good, #17wllt> 
No. I rv>; straw, $14®15 per ton ; No. 2 do., #11® 13 ; No. 
1 oat, $16® 17. 
Hups.—Trade Is very dull and prices are lower. 
There is u pressure to sell, notwithstanding small 
receipts, with » depressed fueling. Prices in the In¬ 
terior are lower; lu Lu&lunofs, In some sections, sales 
being made at prices inlutivuly lower thall ruling 
hens 
A inortcun, new, eood to eliotco, 30®32c.: do., low to 
fair, I i®25c.; Vein lings. VOiut-.'ic,; Olds. 8 ®la 0 .' genuine 
Bavarian*. HJu/'32e.; patent Bavarians,. 2.'kd28e.; K,n- 
glisU. 23®38u.; Itelglaus, 20®23o.: Callfornlas, 35®38c. 
.Maple Sugar.—Demand is light, und prices low. 
or. Western, new. light colored, II® 12c.; do dark, 8 
®ldc. Maple sirup, 11®I1 ‘^c. V lb.; #1.10,/,I. JJ (< gall 
MUcelInneoiMt. —Spirits tarpeuUne, 4(ie. y gal¬ 
lon: linseed oil, 98®—c). Is gallon, in casks; laid oil, 
82tbO.; neatsfout oil, fi0o.®fl; leather, 2&r»@28o. for 
OLD CHOP. 
Light Grades. Heavy Grades. 
Good leaf. 8V® ORc. 9K® 10 c. 
Fine leaf.9lf® 10*0. 10*® 10*0. 
Selections.11 @ 13 e. 11 @ 12Kc. 
new chop. 
l.ugs. 4 ki® c. 5 ®5K c. 
Good do. ... 5 ® 5><c. 5*@ «Hc. 
Low leaf.... 6 ® 7 c. 7 ® 7J4c. 
Medium leaf. 7X® 8Kc. 8)»® 8 c 
SEKPLEA F CHOP OP 1872. 
Connecticut fillers.5 & 7 c. 
seconds.9 ® 15 c. 
wrappers. 18 ® 50 c. 
New York assorted lots.7 ® 14 c. 
Pennsylvania assorted lota.7>»® 20 c. 
Ohio assorted lots.fi ® 7 C. 
Wisconsin assorted lot*...6 ®8 c. 
Vogel able*.—Exports of potatoes past week. 515 
bbls. There is u fair demand tor potatoes for use 
und prices are sustained for prime stock. Common 
N. J. stock I* slow of sale,and prices for some of the 
large lots are optional with the buyer. Southern gar¬ 
den stuff is In icgular receipt, hut the weather Is 
against its distribution. 
Wo quote Choice Early Rose at #3.0(1 V bbl.; do. 
bulk. $2.75673.00 ; Peach Blow. #3.l|fi|»3.I2 for bbl-,; 
Peerless and Jackson quoted at #2,00®2..V) for prime 
In bulk : Prince Alberts, lu shipping order, 
82.73® 3.1X1. Onions. #* Ubi., $t.7.>j/T0O lor red, 
83,30 for yellow. Marrow squash, #5 F hhl.i 
Hubbard. to 0o. Carrots. #2®8. Garlic, p 101)strings, 
*10®ll. Cabbugws. $4®fi p 101) for ordlnary.and #0®IO 
for red. Oumnudu tomatoes, 2.50&3.00 V 4-quart 
box Southern kale, 30®50c. * bbl.: do. spinach, 
#d®3.60. Radishes, 100 bunches, $2®3. Charleston 
green peas, *3 p bush. 
Wool. -The inavket Is strong and has been quite 
active. The demand from manufacturers' supplies 
are further materially reduced. 
COUNTRY CHEESE MARKET. 
Little Fails. n. Y., April 11. 1874. 
Tnii market la firm this woek at about the same 
prices us those of last week. Farm dairy cheese of 
the now crop Is now coming forward, and sales at 
13®lte., according to quality. The offerings from 
factories have been light, but we hear of considera¬ 
ble number of lots of now cheese that arc now 
ready. The Old Fairfield sold its late winter make 
at 18c. A good quality of uew cheese, factory make, 
will command from U®15c. Next week will prob¬ 
ably open with the sales of a number of factories. 
Butter is now coming forward freely, hut prices 
arc lower than those or la.twcek. We quote sale*, 
of fair to good lots at :j3w34n., and ettr# grades at 35c. 
The weather is cold, with snow and bigh, raw 
winds. Cows ate high, and there Is a good demand 
for inllch stock to all up the herds. 
Our advices from abroad urn to thn fourth week 
In March. Our London correspondent says that 
both American and English cheese have advuucud, 
und extreme rate/ arc realized. There U also a 
strong demand and an improved sale for medium 
Americana, The best grades bring from 77®7Mw : 
next quality, 74#7fis.; und medium, fi8®73»., #1 cwt. 
English Obcddur goes nt 88®D2s,, Wiltshire double, 
78®82s.; Cheshire medium, 74®76s.i flue, 80®34«.; 
tlcotch, 7fi®8fis. Dutch cheese—Edams, 64®66s.: Uon- 
dos. 5s®fids.; Derby shape. 60®06s. 
There is a great scramble for butter, and It I* only 
to be hud by engaging to arrive. 
Thu sales are as follows:- Dorset*. 136®160».; Jer- 
*«y, 131®lofts.; Danish and Kiel, 140®lfi0s.; Normandy. 
150®15fis.; Cunudlun, 120®136 b., IP ewt. 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. 
New York, April 11, 1S74. 
Last Wednesday being a Jewish holiday, trade 
in horned cuttle was small, and as the run to baud 
was light, business was over early in the forenoon. 
Reeves sold at lU)p#13Mo. P lb.; 6K®7S cwt. Includ¬ 
ing the arrivals ol Thursday and Friday thorn wee 
1,'JBfi bead of horned cuttle on sale. During both 
days ilie tune of tbe markets was slow, and low bad 
to be divided anil even sub-divided to eflcei sale*. 
Both (Joys prices ranged at 10®12¥e-; 5W®8H ewt. 
When the markets closed nearly all the herds to 
baud had been closed off: 564J.58 |b». was allowod to 
tbe cwt. net. Special sales have been - Cbarokce 
her* .' steers, fed in Kansas, 5>< cwt., IOKc.; Texan, fed In 
A inorlcott, new, eood to i boicc, 3fi®32c.; *lo.. low to Illinois, fi cwt.., Ill's® 1U 0.: State, 5 k t|Wt., lOHc.: In¬ 
fair. 15®25c.; Vearliiigs. 2(ki<>35c>; Olds. 8®liia.’ genulna ' ( ‘na, (>\ cwt., Ha; Indiumi oxen, 7 ewt strong, 
Bavarians. ;19®32.'.; patent liavarlaus, 2:kd28c„ Km- H> p 7 Kentucky do.. 8 owt.. lie.; good quality Ken- 
82!qc.; neatsfout oil, fi0c.®*l; lenthor, 20K®38o. for 
light hemlock; 28'r80c. ftp middle do ; 2fi(ai2Ue. lor 
heavy do.; Kl',>.2tic. for good damaged do.; layer 
heavy do.; 2;i *,2fie. for good damaged do.; layer 
raisins, $2.|0®2.45; lo «80 Muaoutel do, $3.'i0®7)JKI; 
currants, 6c.; Turkey prunes. Il«,e-r.; citron, 27® 
28c : Sultaua raisins, 13)4® 13>su.: Tarruvina almonds, 
I8)q®l8¥e. 
Poultry nnd Game.—An unusual feature lu the 
late poultry trade is n steady demand for good small 
turkeys. A f w fancy Vermont frozen quoted at 21 
@22c. Fresh killed stock is salable when prime, but 
buyers prefer prime Philadelphia and o'liar near 
points to State and Western. A few Springe/ilckcns 
are quoted at #l.37®i,fi3 F pair. < ltolce duck* are n 
Ueinaud and wanted. Poor ones neglected. Live 
Poultry has declined Game shows no new varieties. 
Pigeons are coining forward more freely. We bay 
reports of in - lit- settling in some of the old grounds 
in tll<s Suite and tile West, winch have Lerottifm e 
giventts targe quantities. Ero/en poultry Is quoted 
at hi® 18c. for turkeys ; chick, n.*, lli®t7o,; ducks, 30 a 
23c.; geese, II) hie.; capons, 25uv27e. Live poultry aver¬ 
age g ant pi i e-; tbeimde is not steady. 
Our quotation" are ; — Dressed ehieUens, Now Jorseji 
and PtMiu'a. prhue, 13a2Uu.; lair lu good, lfi®lsc.; 
State, prune, I7®lsc.f Western, good to prlflto, II® 
17c.; poor to good, 12®Uo, Turkeys, N. J., prime, 22 
23c.; fair to good, 20®‘12c.; Stulc, prime. 21®22c. 
Western, good to prime. 2oy 21c ; poor to good, 15® 
18c. Dncks. N. J.. prime, 23®2ftc.; Western do,. 20%; 
23c., Goose, N, J., good to prime, lfioulHe ; poor to fair. 
12®Ulc.; Western, good to prime, 13®U3c.; fair to 
good, 11® 12c, 
GAMi .—J’lgeons, feathered, $2.i:iJ®2.25 F doz.; can¬ 
vas at Id.UO® 1.50 V pair; malJ/ird.U5a«7oC.; redhead, 7ft 
®87c ; Com mop. 25 <t30e.; plaver, $1.25®1.80 V doz.; 
English snipe, $1 .,tO®1,75. 
Li vi. POC i.thv .—Near point f,,wU and eliiokeus 
quoted otlvadte,; Western do., 13®140.; turkevs. III® 
18c.; Ducks. S7c.®*l V pair for Western and #1®1.25 
forN. J. Geese. #3®3.25 for N. do. WfeBtei’n, #2; 
a few prtm Western, $2.25. 
Provisions. The market has been very much 
excited with prices higher. The demand has been 
lu part from exporters, but Ohietly speculative. 
New mess pork. *16.75; do. for April, #16,75 ; May, 
$10.75; June, *17. Dressed hogs. 7K®7Kc. Cut- 
meats, «xe. tor dry suited shoulders uoxeu ; lie. for 
ll-lb*. ttereed piekled hams. Short - cut hum*, box¬ 
ed, 105,0. for IS lbs.; lOEc. for 18 lbs.; 9Ec. for 30 lbs.; 
loose shoulders, 7}f@7)<c, for ptekleil; loose hams, 
10!<®UTc. Huron at U&c. for long clear; UJfe. for 
short clear. Lard at lOWc. for Spot; 10 3-lfic. for April: 
10 5-lttc, for May: 107-160. for June. Tallow ut 7-Yc. 
Steai-mc, v)%'dnXQ‘ Beef bams, first quality. #24® 
24.50; rierced Imef. $21JK) ® 22.U0 for prime mess: 
$21®26 for India tne88: #31®32 for extra India city 
mess. Barreled beef at $9.50® 11 lor plain mess and 
$12.U(K* 13.SU for extra mess. 
Klee. - Carolina, 75 k®Bc. f or f„| r ; SK'kriXc, for 
good; 8X®«3Lc. for choice ; 9e. for prime. 
Sugar.—Refined at h®9;<c. for soft yellow; ii 
9^e. for soft white: 10);'Ali)Ke. lor crushed; 10)4® 
Hi 'Ac. for powdered and lOsADjfe. for granulated. 
Seedis.—Clover is in less demand at 10c. fur Penn¬ 
sylvania. 10H® 10Vo. for Western and 1UX®11.;, tor 
State. Timothy dull at $3@5.12,'-4. 
Tubuceo.—Shipping trade is slow. We have now 
a very fair assortment of stocks which is beldflrxuly. 
Hi *c,; Keutucky do.. 8 cwt., tie.; good quality Ken¬ 
tucky steers, BU cwt., 12tol2Ke.; common Missouri, 
.B 4 ewt., Hie.: do. Illinois, fi rwt,, 10c.; fair Illinois, 7 
cwt., Il.fih ., good quality Illinois, 8 ewt., 12®12>jo. 
>1 llcli (!#ws. -There has been a slow trade on a 
heavy run of tniroiy medium quality cows. Hales 
ranged at $.'K1®75, with tops at $80®95, and one cow 
and her calf sold at $ 11 X 1 ; general sales ranged at $50 
®65 V bead. 
VenlH.—A rather larger number of lutlk-fed veals 
are now arriving, hut the quality Is not as good us 
the market* donianrl, therefore trade is slow. Course 
vools sold at 7®8Kc V 1h.; uuotitb quality veals, UK 
Mile.: bobs, 5®0>(e.i grass oalvcs, $8 F bead. 
rilii'cp mid LhiuIim.—O n light arrivals trade Is 
firm but slow, the prices being high ; butchers only 
buy what tbe daily market demands. Wednesday 
lust sheep sold at 7K®9J<0.; ThursOay, 5«®6Hc*J 
spring lambs, IH^e. Friday, sheep sold At 7®9c. Hpe- 
Clu) sales have been Course quality Jersey ewes and 
bucks, mixed lots. 101 lbs. P head. 7c,; spring lambB, 
45 lbs., 18Kfl*i woolly Illinois sliocp, Jill lbs., 8 >< 0 .; do. 
Ohio, 85 lbs., 8 KC.; shorn Ohio, 86 .s' lbs., fiyjc.; do., 107 
lbs., 7«. 
lings,—Wednesday last, 1 car-load of Ohio hogs 
stood on sale, and being unsold at noon, wore sent 
to slaughter dlreot. City dressed, Wednesday, Thurs¬ 
day and Friday, wi*ru firm at7Xffi7><c. tor fair qual¬ 
ity. Course hogs worn scarce, and could be bought 
for "Ik. Trade was active, and the market closed firm. 
Wholesale Prices ol Dressed Meals.—T1 l1h 
brunch of trade Is very small and consists In little 
more than a commission trade, as tin: weather tsoow 
unfavorable fur the keeping on hand of dressed 
meats. City dressed buor in slues sold at 9Xte>10KC-i 
in forequarters. Be.; In hindquarters, UM®13c.: in 
ribs, 17e. City dressed mutton, 46«13<j.; general rates, 
HMl.'ic.; city dressed spring lamb, #5<#H> bend; city 
dressed veal, 12 > 4 ®l 5 e.- country dressed veal, ship¬ 
ped from Newburgh, llftdftc. 
Horse MiirUct.—There has been a comparatively 
large trude in horses during the past week. The fol¬ 
lowing sales have been effected at auction :—9 trot¬ 
ters sold at *3?5®4U0 ; 2 bead at this rate, one at #50ii; 
ll head of poor quality nurses, $il®77 %i head ; 5 pair 
Of fair quality light harness horses, *375®900 18 pair; 
34 head ordinary quality light harness horses, $100® 
190 V bead: 14bead fair quality horses,$200®290 P 
head; I saddle horse, #125. 19 horses arrlvod per 
Erie Railroad, viu Oak Cliff Station j 17 cars of horses 
arrived per Pennsylvania Railroad, via Xlarslmus 
Cove. 
KliCK! p-ra OF LITE STOCK. 
Steep a 
Beeves. Cows. Calves. Lambs. Hira. 
Beeves, 
Cows. Calves. 
One Hundredth St. 
..1.748 
8 
653 
Forty-Eighth fit.... 
.. 00 
38 
127 
Fortieth St. 
.. no 
(X) 
00 
Handouts Cove... . 
..6,937 
00 
00 
W uchawken. 
.. 845 
00 
00 
Totals this week.. 
. .9.S30 
46 
790 
_ *’ last week .. 
..8.749 
181 
835 
COMPARATIVE RATES. 
Last week. 
Cents. 
Good Steers V lb.12 ® 13X 
Fair.11 ® ilk 
Poor.10 ® 10 Y 
Poorest. 8K ® 
Gen. selling rates.10V & 11K 
This week 
Cents. 
12 ® 18 
11 ® 11V 
lu ® 1UY 
7K'4 9 it 
HI* ® 11 \ 
WIilch Cow*.—Although the run of milch cows 
was very small since our lust weekly report, trade 
continues slow. One cow was sold on this forenoon 
for $25. 
Veals.-'Chore were no sales of veals or of grass 
calves on this forenoon. 
Sheep ansi Lambs. — Trade was fair and the 
murkets closed firm. Shorn sheep sold from GX®7o. 
^ n>.; woolly shuep sold from 7K®9XO- lb. 
Hogs.—One small lot of Ohio hogs sold on live 
weight at 5>4o. F 4b.; city dressed opened weak at 
7J4®7KO. 
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Do. Rural Architecture . 1 50 
American Bird Fancier . . 30 
American Pomology |2M) Illustrations) Warder.. 3 00 
American Practical Cookery. 1 76 
American Rose Cuipurlsl. ;40 
American fitandord,of Excellence In Poultry. 1 00 
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Barry's Fruit Garden (new edition). 2 50 
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Do. Flower Garden.. . 16(1 
Canary Birds, Paper, 50c.; Cloth. 76 
Carpentry Made l&'.sy (liewl. 6 (XI 
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High Farming without Manure. 
Holly’s Art of fiaw-FUlng.. 
Holly's Carpenter's Hand Book I 
Hooper's Dog and Gun. 
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Chemistry of ihel Farm (NlelmU). I 26 
Charlton's Grauet Grower's Guide. 76 
Cider Maker's Sffitrtual. l 60 
Ctaler’s New Iil.iCnttla Doctor,colored ulstes... 0 00 
Cole’s American)Fruit Book .. . 75 
Cola’s American, Veterinarian-.... 75 
Cotton Culture sLyurau s.). I 50 
Craok Bhot (BarHer). 1 76 
Cranberry Culture (J. J. White). 1 25 
Dadd’s American Cattle Doctor. 1 50 
Do Modern Hors* Doctor.. 160 
Dana's Mack Manual.. ,, .... 126 
Darwlu's Variations of Animals and Plants. 6 00 
Dead Shot: or. Sporttuan’a Complete Guide. 1 76 
Downing’s Fruits and Fruit Trees of America. 
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Do. Rural Essays.. .. ... 3 50 
Drainage for Profit and Health. 1 60 
Dyer and Color Maker's Companion. 1 25 
Eastwood's Cranberry Culture. 76 
Elliot’s Luwn and Bhudo Trees. 1 60 
Every body's Lawyer. 2 U0 
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Farm Drainage (IL F. French). 1 50 
Farm Implements and Machinery (J. J. Thomas) 1 60 
Field’s Psar Culture .. 126 
Flsblng In American Waters (Boutt)... 3 60 
Do. Milch Cows and Dairy Farming. 2 611 
Forest Trees (Brvnntl. 1 50 
Frank Forrester's Field fiport* (2 vols.). 8 U0 
Do. Fish and Fishing (llki engravings). 6 00 
Do. Manual for Young fiportsmen .. . 3 00 
Fuller’s Illustrated atrawberry Culturtst. 20 
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Do. Small Fruits (Illustrated)....,. 1 60 
Fulton's Peach fiulture. a Hand-Book aud 
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Gardening for Front (p. Henderson). 1 50 
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Grape Cullurlsl (A. B. Fuller). I 50 
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Do. Introduction to Structural an 1 Systematic 
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Guenun on Milch Cows. 76 
Gun, Uod and Saddle. .. 160 
Harney's 8trui, Outbuildings and Fences.10 00 
Harris on Inseots..... too 
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Hetfleld'i A merlaun Houso Carpenter. 3 60 
Hints to Horse Keepors (Herbert’s). l 76 
High Farming without Manure. 40 
Holly’s Art of fiaw-FUlng.... 76 
Holly's Carpenter’s Hand Book (new). 7b 
Hooper's Dog and Gun. 30 
Ueopns' Book of Evergreens. 3 00 
Hop Culture .. 40 
How Crops Feed....... 2 00 
How Crops Grow... 2 00 
Hunter and Trapper. 100 
Husmann's Grapes and Wine. 1 50 
Hussey's Nattoua' Cottage Architecture. 6 00 
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Do. Horse and his Dlseasos.... 1 76 
Do. Horse Training Made Easy. 1 26 
Do. fiboep, Hwlno and Poultry . 1 76 
Johnston’s Agricultural Chemistry. 1 76 
Do. Elements Agricultural Chemistry. 1 60 
Kemp’s Landseape Gardening. 2 50 
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Lewis' American Sports man. 2 76 
Lightning Rods, and Hew to C<n»truct Them, 
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Manual Of Flax and Hemp Culture. 20 
Manual of Tobacco Culture. 26 
Mason's Farrier and Bind Book. 1 50 
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Meehankmi for Mill wrlghts, Machinists and other* 1 60 
MIImoo Horse's t oot (doth) . 76 
Modem Cookery (by Miss Aetou und Mrs. B. J. 
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McClure'* Disease* of Horse, Cattle and fiheep. 2 00 
Money In tho Garden, by P. T. Quins*. 1 60 
Norris' 8 tsh Culture .... 176 
Norton's Element* fioleuliflo Agriculture. 76 
Onion Culture. 20 
Our Farm of Four Acres .... 30 
Pardee on Strawberry Culture. 76 
Parson* on the Rose. 1 26 
Pear Culture for Profit (P. T. Quinn). 1 00 
Pedder't Land Measure. HO 
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Practical Floriculture (F. Henderson). 1 50 
Practical Poultry Keeper)!,. Wright). 2 00 
Practlua) Shepherd (Randall). 2 00 
Qulnbr's Mysteries of Bee Keeping. 1 60 
Quincy on nulling Cuttle.. 126 
Kaudall's Fine Wool fibeep Husbandry. 1 (X) 
DO. Sheep Husbandry lb the South. 1 50 
Richardson on the Dog. 30 
(launders Domestic Puultry. 40 
Schenck's Gardeners' Text-Book .. 76 
Eorlbner's Produce Tables. 20 
Do. Ready Reckoner aud I.ug Book... 30 
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BIX Hundred Recipes..... 1 75 
Skeleton Leaves. 2 U0 
Hktlltul Housewife. 76 
Black's Trout Culture (new)......,. . 1 60 
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Tegeluieler’* Poultry Book (colored plates). 9 (X) 
Tegetmeiet's Pigeon Book (colored plates).. 6 00 
Ten Acres Enough. 1 50 
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The Dog (by Dink*. Mayhew aud Hutchinson).. 3 00 
The Dog (new). .. 2 50 
The Horse (Stonehenge), 8vo., 033 pp. 3 50 
The Mule (Riley)—A Treatise on the Breeding 
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The People’s Practical Poultry Book.. 1 60 
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Trapper’s Guide (Newbouse),... J (X) 
Trout Culture (Beth Green). I 00 
Trowbridge's (Mrs. Laura) Excelsior Cook Book 
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Warder's Hedges and Evergreens. 1 60 
Waring’* Elements of Agriculture. 1 uO 
Watson’s American Home Garden. 2 IX) 
Wax Flowers, aud Uew to Make Them. 2 5) 
Western Fruit Growers' Guide (Elliott)..... I 60 
Wheeler's Homes for the People. 3 00 
Do. Rural Homes. 2 00 
Window Gardening (IT. T. Williams). 1 60 
Woodruffs Trotting Horse of America. 2 26 
Woodward's Graperies end Hort'i Buildings .... 1 50 
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