TOOL CHESTS 
WITH BEST TOOLS ONLY. 
FOR CIRCULAR ADDRESS 
J.T.PRA T T CO 
S3 FULTON ST. N.Y. 
Imvo been very plenty during (lie pant week, and 
tne egg market has ruled very weak. Western must 
be choice to t ring lie. Few sfnte eggs are coming; 
In fact they sell bettor at homo for presetvlug than 
our prices allow. A convection of egg packers Is to 
bo held at. InrilnnnDolls on the 18th oi .1 unr. 
We quote State a id Pennsylvania. 15U6X \:| near 
points. I7i;i; l iSc.: extra fresh. Western, itUOIeo. * 
other Weslern ami Southern, 14@144e.; duck, BO 
@22c.; geese, 33@85c. 
Flour.—Prices have declined under a slow export 
trade, with increased receipts. 
Mipertlnu state. 5 GO;.i a SO 
Extra do.....il ixi.i, i; to 
Superfine Western... 5 50@ u 80 
Kxtr.i do.. tl 00,(i 0 Id 
So. 8..„. 4 2o@ 6 00 
Extra OUm, round hoop.ii Oik.* 8 25 
Trutln brands. 6 40 .<i 7 50 
White wncat, extra,..tl T5@ 7 III 
St, Louis... li 40(3)11 00 
Southern, extra. li 2ft;«ill (XI 
itye Hour. 4 7.">@ 5 85 
Corn meal, Jersey. 4 tiOo* l ',’5 
Hnindvwlne... 4 70@ 4 75 
Western.3 90@ 1 (HI 
Fresh Fruits. -The stock of apples is now re¬ 
duced to a few retail parcels, and these are going 
out at the extraordinary miens of $S@9 for good and 
$1(1 for fanev. Strawberries tuti in good demand and 
rule high. Norfolk arc arriving, but Charleston are 
most attractive. We quote Norfolk at 50@80c., ftnd 
Charleston at 7ft@'.H)c-, V quart. Peanuts unchanged, 
with a steady trade, 
Wo quote:—Peanuts, prime Virginia. $2.9003.12: 
other Virgin ms. $2.50Mi2.Bli; North Carolina do.. $2.00 
02.02: Tennessee, tl.lHhiSB. Pecans. 00 8c.. as to Mi/,0. 
Furs nml Shins. —There la no change to note, 
and tin we lire upprouehlng a season when the mar¬ 
ket, Is apt to lie uomiaiit for a long time, wo shall 
soon drop the regular il»t of quotations. 
W’e quote;—No. 1 qintlltv: Otter, v piece Norm 
and East, $.vs.l0, West inm N. W., t.V«i7 : Gray fox. 
North and East, 00u.uji$I . West and .v. W., oll@9Uc.; 
Red Fox, Nort h and H ist, $I.S,i 6 i~.(ll>. West and N.W., 
$1.2 Vi I 7>: Black Hear, North tint! East, $H@35. West 
and N W.,$8i4l2t Brown Cubs. North null East. $ 4@ft, 
West and N. W.. $2@3; rVlier, North East, $12& 
15, West aud N. W.. jSSa llti Mink, dark. North and 
East. M-4.(19. West and N. W.: $202.25; MtPk.pule. 
North and East. $1.5i>qi3. West and Nf. W. $l@1.75; 
Muskrat, 'all North and East. iJ.oaue., West and N. 
W.. 18.',20c.: Muskrat, Winter. North and East, 2fl:<« 
28c.. Wesl and N W. 22@?5c.: M 11 -krut, Spjtng. North 
and East. no@'kie., Went ami N. W., 27 @320.: Kitts, 
North and East. iV/tse., West and N. VV., 507CA Bea¬ 
ver. V It.. North and East. $ I 7,Vs2,2.'>, West and N 
W„ $1.2S@1,Tc4 Raccoon, North and East. 80e.'<<i$l, 
West an I N. W., t!(K«H'>c ; Opposing, North anil East, 
5@40e..We»l am! N. VV., 5 - lOc.; Skunk, blue!;, $1.40(3 
1.50; Skunk, striped. 2bc.@$l. 
Grain.—Largo receipts by canal have weakened 
prices, with a good export trade at tho concessions. 
Wheat. Spring. No. 2. il 47 .el 54 
No. 1. 1 57-.ol 5'J 
Winter lied. 1 56:«ii CO 
Amber.1 til@l 112 
White. —«/. — 
Bye.1 07(101 10 
Burley, Canada West. 1 .Virgil till 
State four-rowed. 1 5fi@I 55 
Malt. Canada West.2 lH)0 
Htuti;. 1 T.Vod 115 
Corn. Western mixed. 85@ 87 
Yellow... 
White. 86 @ SlliH 
Outs, mixed Western. Ii2im (14 
White. mt> 05 
II tiy nml Straw. — Receipts of prim 1.1 stock are 
small, and prices are higUor ami firm. 
North lllver shipping, 51.ll); retail lots. $1.25<4l.55; 
clover, '.xt.oiljc. for fir-t. crop, and 75(9850. lor second; 
salt, 7U@T5c. Straw. 80@80e. for long rye; i!5@75c. for 
short; rye nominul dor wheat; 90c. @$l for oat. 
Hops. There Is mere -ed demand unc! prices are 
steadier, with prime lots wanted particularly. 
American, new, good to choice, 2(>03.c.. do., low to 
fair, I5cr*-3e,; Yearlings. -ii , "I5i-,, f)idt, tidylikv geuuino 
Bnvariaus. 23@3Uc_: patent Bavarian-. 21ai2(ic-; En - 
gllsli. SlCicBfie-i Belgians, 2u@£ic.: Calltorntiis, 33@30e, 
Maple fiimar.-Western, new, Iigl t colored. 12@ 
13Ro.; du. dark, 9@llc. Maple sirup, IbgillKe. F a.": 
tl. 0 1.16 J< gull. 
lllIxct'llanroiiH. Spirit* turpentine 39e. F gal¬ 
lon; llnseod oil,'He W - V gal Inn, In casks: lard nil, 
86c.; tiealsfoot oil, (J0c.(«i$T; leather, 36k,(2)2Ho. for 
light hemlock; 20-<■ IKltr. for middle do.. B'loiBilc. lor 
heavy do.; 23g>2tSc. lor good damaged do.: layer 
raisins. $2.? r i@-, louse .Muscatel do, $S.25@K..ifi; 
currants. 5Jkc.; Turkey prunes, ll@12e.: ultron, 2704 
‘-He,: Buttana raisins, l il i '. l-i'ic.; Tarrtyinu almonds, 
13>40. 
I’oultcy nml Gnme.—Dressed poultry lias no 
regular market; a few ilea lots who have a hotel 
trade miin.'i ;e about all that comes. Live poultry 
supplies the transient trade as it want* them, and 
Western arrives quite liberally ; prices lower. Wild 
pigeons are in good detuund. and represent about all 
the game wc have. Several lot * arrived In good order 
during the one or t.wo du vs or the past week. Re¬ 
ceivers direct shippers to paelt only 26 and 21 ; dozen 
picked birds in a barrel, lay them Iniads downward 
with plentyof Ice between each layer, with extra lee 
011 top : muttn the head of I he barrel tight ami cut a 
small hole In the hottuio fur drainage. 
Our quotations arc:—Ureased chickens, Now Jersey 
and Penn'a. prime. l?i<til3o.: lair lo good likvdSe.; 
■State, prime, Tffjvl J c.; Western, good to prime. J;i@ 
16c.; poor to good, llle. Burkovs, N.J., prime. 21 
22c.: fair to good. l-Vgi-Oc.; State, prime. 20@21c.' 
Western. good to prime, UX'VjOo.; poor to good. loWiISc. 
LIVE POULTRY.—Near point fowl* and chicken, 
quoted at Mia, 16e ; Western do.. 12@£1c.; turkeys. 140 
the local trade. Prices for primp Peach Blows are, 
firm : hut Other sorts can he bought at. inside figures. 
Bermuda produce is In good supply and lower. The 
onions are about supplying our full wants. Stair 
from tins fur South Im arriving poor and has to he 
marked low. Charleston marrowfat pcm, 4V.fi4kaJ.0U 
V crate. 
We quote choice Early Bose at U.76@l F bbl.; do. 
hulk. $3.9003.50 ; Peach Blow. $5.7504.00 for bbls.; 
Peerless and Jackson quoted at $3,75@5.l,0 for prime 
tn bulk , Prince Alberts, in shipping order, $S.(HX«,.'(.:i7. 
1 !uhhard squash. $5( do. Carrot*. $2@3. Garlic, 1(H) 
strings. JlIXwl). Cabtinge*.$ti(io8 PJO ordinary. $7(410 
for red. Bermuda .miuns, $2nt2.?? P crate. Florida 
string beans, $1 p unite ; do.cucumbers. $;!f>*5F crate; 
do. Potatoes. $7 P bbl.; Charleston peas, *3503.50 P 
bushel. Norfolk do k . ft hbU tlkjsT.QO. Norfolk .ispar- 
ftgas, $'fe®5 »• dozen ounchos. Bermuda potatoes, $10 
do. tomatoes, $ let 1-26 V box. 
Wool.—There lias been a liberal business In all 
grades, and prices 1 ule strong generally. 
DOMESTIC—FLEECE. 
Ohio. Pennsylyania and West Virginia— 
Cts. per lb. 
Picklock. 62 (ij) 70 
XX. 55 @1X1 
X..........58 @ 541 
No. 1.50 <4 53 
NO. 2.47 @50 
Coarse. 43 ^ 49 
Combing.55 @ 60 
New York, Michigan and Wlsconstu— 
XX. 51 @54 
X. 48 @50 
No. 1.41! @ 48 
No. 2. 44 @16 
Coarse. 41 @ 13 
Combing. 52 @ 56 
Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee— 
XX. 50 @68 
5—;. 17 @5(1 
No. 2,. 45 @46 
Coarse. ...,.,..40 @42 
Combing. 65 @ 60 
Combing, unwashed. 38 @ 42 
Illinois. Iowa and Minnesota— 
that the city trade can Improve. Stylish carriage 
horses were soli! at $H(10@'2,tXXI F pair ; 1 saddle horse 
at $ 16 ( 1 ; 0 head poor quality light harness horses, $80 
@05 V head ; 5 head ordinary do., $U0w>Hd F head; 3 
head fair do., $206@2s r > > head ; 3 trorters, $300ffl3Sp F 
head. 15 horses arrived per Erie Railroad, via Ouk 
Cliff Station. 
Wholesale Prices for Dressed Aleuts Direct 
Irnin City slaughter llousea.— Beef In sides. 9@ 
11 , .. m fore-quartets, s@oe.; m hind quarters, 11 X@ 
18c.; lu ribs. IKAllto. Mutton, 8@18c.l spring lambs, 1« 
@24u.; veal, G@9e.; tops, 14o. 
For sale at tho Rpkal Nkw-Youickr Office, No. 6 
Beckman 8 t.. New Vork, or sent by mall, post¬ 
paid, on receipt of price; 
Willard's Practical Dairy Husbandry 
(just Issued! ..83 00 
Allen’s (I,. K.j American Cattle.. 2 0C 
Do. New American Farm Book. 2 N) 
Do, Diseases of Domestic Animals... 1 00 
Do. Rural Architecture .. 1 5(1 
American Bird Fancier...30 
American Pomology (230 Illustrations! Wurder.. 3 00 
American PraotlOal Cookery. 1 76 
American Rost* C" Km list... 3(1 
American Htandard of Excellence In Poultry... 100 
American Wheal Cultured (Todd)... .. 2 UU 
Architecture, National)((*e*i. 1C. Woodward).12 00 
Atwood'w Country!and Suburban Houses. 1 60 
Barry's Fruit, tlanflen (new edition). 2 60 
Bee Keepers’ Text Book, Paper, (lie.; Cloth. 76 
Bement's Babbit fancier... 30 
Bieknell’s Village Builder (56 Plates, showing 
New ami Practical Designs),..10 00 
nommer’s Method of Making Manures. 25 
Brock's Book of FlowerM (new). 1 76 
Bridgeman's Gardener's Assistant. 2 50 
Bulat’s Family Kitchen tiimliuior. 1 00 
Dip Flower Harden... 1 50 
Canary Birds, Paper, 00c.; Cloth. 75 
Curpenti t Made Easy (newi. 6 00 
Chemistry of the Farm (Nichols). 125 
Chorlluu’s Grape Drower’a Guide. 75 
1 ’filer Maker’s Majnual, .... 1 60 
Clater’s New III. tlanln Doctor,colored elates... 6 00 
(fids'* American Frilll Kook. 75 
Pole’s American Veterinarian. 76 
notion (’nil,ure (Lyman s,! . 1 50 
Crack Bliot I Barber). 1 75 
Cranberry Culture (J. J. White). 126 
Dudd'ii American Cattle Doctor. 1 50 
Do 'Modem llorsc Doctor.... . 1 60 
Dana's Muck Manual.. 1 26 
Darwin's Variations of Animals and Plants. 8 00 
Dead Shot: or. Kporlman's Complete Guide. 1 76 
Downing’s Fruits and Fruit Trees of America, 
(1IIH) pp.l. . 6 (Hi 
Do. Rural Essay*. 3 60 
Druimuge for Profit and Health... I 50 
Dyer and Color Maker's Companion. . 1 26 
Eastwoud’s Cranberry Culture... 76 
Billot's Lawn and Hhade Trees... 1 60 
Everybody’s Lawyer. 2 00 
Every Woman ller Own Flower Hardener (new). 
paper. 50c,: cloth.,,,,.. 160 
Farm Drainage (H. F. French). 1 5(1 
Farm Implements and Machinery (J. J. Thomas) I 60 
Field's Pear Culture.. 126 
Fishing In American Waters (Bcott). 3 60 
Do Milch Cows and Dairy Farming ... 2 60 
Forest Trees I Bryant).. . 1 60 
Frank Forrester's Field Sports (2 vols.). « IH) 
Do. Flan and Fishing f|00 engravings) .. . 5 (HI 
Do. Manual for Young Mpurtsmen. 3 0(1 
Fuller's Illustrated Strawberry Cnlturlst . 20 
Do. Forest Tree Cnltui lst,... 1 50 
Do.Hmilll Fruits (Illustrated).. 1 60 
Fulton'* Pencil O'ulture A Hand-Book and 
Uiinle lo Every Planter. ; rxj 
Hardening fur Profit tl*. Henderson)... i 50 
Hardening for the Mouth (White's). 2 00 
Urapn Cuiturist IA . M. Fuller) ... 1 50 
dray's Manual n( Botany and Lessons. 3 00 
Do. School and Field Book of Botany. 2 50 
Do. llow Plants Hrow (5n0(llu*lratlons). 1 12 
Do. Introduction to Structural ant Myslt'matio 
Botunv and Vegetable Physiology (1,300 Ulus.). 3 50 
Hueniie on Milch Cows. 76 
Uuu, (tod and Huddle... 1 61 ) 
Harney’s Barns, Outbuildings and Fences,.10 00 
Harris on Insects..... . 4 00 
l)o. on the I’lg Breeding, Management, Ac. 1 50 
Hat,rtelrt's American House Carpenter. 3 60 
Mints to Horse Keepers lUerbert's).. 1 75 
High Farming without Alanure. 40 
Holly’s Art of Haw-Filing. 76 
(lolly's Carpenter's Hand Hook (new). 7b 
Hooper's Hog and dun . 30 
Ueopes’ Book of Evergreens. 3 tio 
Lion Culture . 40 
How Crops Sited.,..... 2 (H) 
llow Crop* Hrow ....,,,. 2(H) 
Uunter and Trapper. 100 
Hdsmann’s drapes and Wine. 1 50 
JIussuy’H NaLlona' Cottage Architecture. I! 00 
uiqfli.li Corn : It* Value. Culture uuu Uses. 1 60 
Jennings on Cattle and their Diseases. 1 76 
Do, Horse ami Ills Diseases.. 1 76 
Do. Horse Training Made Plusy. 1 26 
Do. Hheep, Hwlne and Poultry . 176 
Johnston's Agricultural! hemlstry. 1 76 
Do. Elements Agricultural Chemistry. 1 60 
Kemp's Landscape Hardening. 2 60 
Luupstroth on the lllve and lloney Bee. 2 00 
Lewis’ American Bporlsiuun.. .. 2 76 
Lightning Rod*, and Haw to Ccnstruet Them, 
by .lone Chin... . .. 25 
Manual Of riaxand Hemp Culture. 28 
Manual 01 Tobacco Culture... . 26 
Mayhew's illustrated Hnrse Management. 3 (X) 
Do. Illustrated Horse Doctor... 3 00 
Mechanic’s Companion (Nicholson). 3 00 
Mechanics for Millwrights, Machinists aud others 1 60 
Miles on Horse's Foot (cloth). .. 75 
Modern Cookery (by Miss Acton and Mrs. B. J. 
Hale). ... .. 1 76 
McClure’s Diseases of Horse, Cuttle and Sheep. 2 00 
Money In the Harden, by P. T. Quinn. 1 60 
Norri*’ Fish Culture. . 1 75 
Norton'* Element* BclentiOo Agriculture. 76 
Onion Culture ,..... . 20 
Our barm of Four Acre* ... 30 
Purdcu on Strawberry Culture. 75 
Parson* on tho llo*e... 1 95 
Pear Culture for Profit (P. T. Quinn). 1 00 
Pedder’s Laud Measure. HO 
Practical and Bel on tide Frti It Culture (Baker)... 4 00 
Practical Florlnn Hum (P. Henderson)... 1 50 
Practical Poultry Keeper (I.. Wright). 2 00 
Practical Shepherd (Randall). 2 00 
Quinby’s Myslurms ot Bee Keeping. 1 60 
Quincy on Bolling Cattle. 1 26 
Randall'* Fine Wool sheep Husbandry. 1 00 
Do. sheep Husbandry In the South... 1 60 
Richardson on the Dog..... 30 
haundern Domestic Pniilirv. 40 
SC bench's Hardeners’ Text-Book. 76 
fferlbner’s Produce Tables. EO 
Do. Ready Reckoner and Log Book. 30 
BimoHon * Horse Portraiture (lieedtg, Rear¬ 
ing and Training '1 rouei s... ... 2 60 
Six II 11 ndred Recipes.... . 1 75 
Skeleton Leaves... 2 00 
Skillful iapHsewlfc. 75 
Slack's Trout Culture (new).. 1 50 
Btewart'# (John) Stable Rook.. 1 50 
Tegeimeier’e Poultry Book (colored plates). 9 00 
Tcgctnieier'a Pigeon Book (colored plates). 6 00 
Ten Acres Enough. .. 1 60 
'The Boston Maelimlst I Fitzgerald). 76 
The D<ig (by Dinks, Maylicw and Hutchinson).. 3 00 
The Dog (new).. 2 60 
Tho llorse (.-‘.tonehengel. 8 vo., 022 pp.. 3 50 
The Mule (Riley) —A Treatise on the Breeding 
Training and uses to which he may be put.... 1 60 
The People's Practical Poultry Book,. 1 60 
Thomas’ Am. Fruit I'nltunsl (480 Illustrations). 3 00 
Traouer’s Huide iNewhnuse). 2 00 
Trout Culture (Belli Orecn;... 1 00 
Trowbridge * (Mr*. I .aural Excelsior Cook Book 
snd Housekeeper's Aid. 1 26 
Warder’s Hedges and Evergreens.. 1 60 
Vvaring * Element* oI Agriculture... 1 iHi 
Watson’* American Home Harden. 2 IH) 
Wax Flowers, amt I low to Make Them. 251 
We.Hter'i Fruit Growers' Huidn (Elliott)... l 60 
Wheeler’* Home* for the People. 3 00 
DO, llnral Home*. 2 00 
WlmlowWiardening ill. T. Williams). I 60 
Woodruff 1 * Trotting Horse (if America.... 2 26 
Woodward's Draperies and Hort’l Buildings.... 1 60 
Do. Country I lomos. . 160 
Do, Cottages ami harm Houses... 1 50 
Do. Bub urban and Country Houses.. 1 60 
Yountt aud Spooner on tho lloise— . 1 60 
YouaUftnd Martin on Cattle. 160 
Youalt and Marlin on the Hog. 1 00 
Youatt on Sheep. ... 1 00 
Youman’s Hand-Book of Household Science.... 1 75 
Address nil orders to 
D. D. T. MOORE, 5 Beekman St., New Tor*. 
t1f~ Any Book* desired, r.ot named In this 1,1st 
will be furnished on receipt ot price. 
IKovdsy's Sales, Heovea,—Trade was fair on 
Sunday, but became slow on Monday. On both days 
prices remained firm at !>H@12Hc.. &H'@8 cwt., on ah 
@68 n>s. net. 
ItTileli (lows Were very slow of sale at $45072 1R 
head, calves Included. 
Venls.-Tlio quality of tho calves to hand was 
better on to-eay than it has boon for this season. 
Bales were easy from 7@9c. V tb. 
Sheep Hnil L>ainbn.—Spring lambs scarce; only 
a few houd sold. price 18c. V 'b. Shorn shoop slow 
at 0Ki<i)7kc.; woolly sheep still slower at 8@8?<c.( culls 
lit I'Wo. 
Hogs.—Live were not quoted; city dressed open¬ 
ed moderate on Saturday's closing rates—7W@7Hc. 
UEC'ICIPTS OP LIVE BLOCK. 
Sh**T> A 
Bocvet. Cow*. Cnlvo*. Lanina. H at*. 
Ono Hundredth St...2,552 9 543 31 000 
Forty-Eighth St. 1)00 32 295 7.405 '.IHIO 
Fortieth Sr.. (I HI UU 717 3,312 24.425 
Uarsimus Cove.6,1(11 00 0(1 11,009 10,331 
WeOliuwkeu. DO 00 00 IKHI 00U 
Totals this week....7JW II 1.035 21,877 84,750 
•* last week... .9,709 8(1 1,533 11,783 45.712 
COMPARATIVE RATES. 
Lust week. This week 
Cents. Cents. 
Good Steers V n>.13 @ \2<4 12 @ 12X 
Fair.II @ IIX 11 @ 11 H 
Poor.10 @ I0Y 10 @ lliY 
Poorest.8 H@ 9Y 8 @ 9ik 
Hen. selling rate*.10K @ UK 10>4 @ IIS 
Coarse. 38 & 42 
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana— 
Fine unwashed. 40 @ 43 
Medium unwashed. 37 @40 
Course unwashed. ;tu on 33 
Burry. . 20 @25 
PULLED. 
Extra...45 @00 
Super. 17 @ 52 
No. 1. 25 @33 
Combing...50 @ 55 
Lambs. 411 @ 43 
Short extra.35 @88 
KOCHKSTKIt, N. Y., May 13,-Flmir quiet 
anil unchanged. Wheat quiet ut lust week's prices. 
Corn scarce; 90u.@$l e bu*b Oats setirce for seed; 
Of«iT70c. Barley.$1.(1003 $1 toufth. Butter plenty and 
deeldciUy lower; 2fi@80C. Eggs, ira.j)17o. Mess pork, 
$17018fi bbl, Lsrd, 10@10Hu. t« it. Potatoes, $1@1,15 
(' hush.; $2.5003.2:5 '*< bbl. Beans higher; $l.4(l@1.50 
for mediums : $1.5001.75 fur marrows. Wool Is quiet; 
no quotable price. Grass spoils quiet; $ti@ii 25 per 
hush, for medium clover; $7.'‘5 for large do. Huy la 
very source at $2ll@2l! fur clover-, $28@35 V Ion for 
timothy. Straw higher, at irregular prices and very 
scarce. 
SPECIAL NOTICES 
If you want the best "Elastic Truss” for rup¬ 
ture, or best " Elastic Stockings " for enlarged veins 
etc., write to Pomeroy & Co., 711 Broadway, N. Y. 
GENUINE 
Peruvian Guano 
FARMERS, AolUCULTURISTSnnd DEALERS In Fer¬ 
tilizers have now an opportunity of obtaining this 
valuable manure In niiiiiII iii- large lots, ill ini- 
pnrtere’ prices, by applying to the Special Agency 
Just established for the purpose of delivering Genu¬ 
ine Peruvian Guano to consumers at any accessible 
port or railway station Iii the country. Full particu¬ 
lars given lu Circular mailed free on application to 
XI. BALCAZAR, 
No, 33 Heaver St., New York. 
REFERENCES 1$Y PER MISSION. 
Messrs. Hotl“ON, Hurtado & Co., Financial Agents 
of the Peruvian Government, G3 Pine St., N. Y. 
Moses Taylor, Pros. National City Bank, 02 Wall 
St., New York. 
J. C. TuACY, Esq., Peruvian Consul, 26X Broadway 
New York. 
COUNTRY CHEESE MARKET 
Little Falls. N. Y„ May 16.1871. 
The market was active this week, with a large de¬ 
livery of cheese. Farm dairies sold at from ll)@15e., 
according to quality. The delivery amounted to 
aboul 600 hexes. Tho uttering* from factories ag¬ 
gregate some 4,090 boxes, and ns a considerable por¬ 
tion of it was skimmed a lower price was tuken than 
for full milk cheese, Wo give the lending transac¬ 
tion* us follows; 
Burto LI 111. ffi boxes at. If,J^c.: Arnold Bros., 28, 15c.; 
Bates, 139, 154**' ; Ib-thcl, 26, 15* .; Christman, 30. 15c.; 
Cuok A I ve*, 43, lily}.; Crains Curiier-i, 7«, l5Yc.; 
Dairy Hill, 23, II Wc ; Danube Cold Spring, 111, 14)$c,; 
Eagle, 74, 15)4c.; fcalrlleld Assoelutinn, 72, 1 lie.; North 
Fairfield, 41, I5ka; Old Fairfield, 110,15X0.; Fulton, 
131. I|C; Henderson Homo, 57. lokc.; Herkimer Co, 
Centra), yQ, luVc.; J. I), Ives, 112, Ijc.; Laduevlllc, 51, 
MRe.; M.uihciin Center, 72, l6-),e.| Mnnhclm Tn n 
pike,35, 4;>Yc.; Middleville, 185, p. t., Nuwpprt Hill, 
26, l.jjfu.i NewvUli! Association, fib, 16',c.; Nichols, 
30,13e.; Old Stone Cbureh, 411, l.ic.; Palatine Union, 
41, lixr.: (lid City, 72,16J<c,r Small’s Bush, 83, l5Yc,' 
A. Smith A. Co., w, i5Hc.; Top Notch, 28,16yic.; White 
Creek, 34, I5k'c-; Zimmerman Crook, 2 ft, lie. 
There is not so punch butter coming forward this 
week, but the quality I* fair and prices have ranged 
from 31 to 36o. 
The weather is warm and pleasant, hut dry. Grass 
bogles to start a little on the bills. 
We have advices from England for Ibefourtli week 
In April. Our London correspondent says there la a 
good side of cheese at advanced prices, and the 
1 (lei I rig prevails that stocks will run out. American 
extra sella at 78(.£k0*.; next quality, 7l@76s; second¬ 
ary. T 0 @n 3 rt. The other descriptions bring ua fid- 
lows; -English Cheddar, 84@94».; Wiltshire double, 
74 ( 012 *.; Cheshire medium, 7fiy'.7l*.; fine. 8 O 088 S.; 
Hootch, 7U084S. Dutch cheese Edams, 06070s.; Gon- 
das,&l'>«)! 8 a.; Derby shape, (kkgt71s. 
In butler stock* are exhausted and agents are 
naming their own prices lor that Coming to baud, 
and only supplying customers. There 18 no Irish in 
market, aud nothing from Cmada or the Rnlted 
States. Frtttxlund I* quoted at HCs; Danish and Kiel, 
loO*.; Normandy, 150s.; rellnud beef fat, Urtk/id IU*. 
■tell Hen Iloontn—Scale Agents round. Buyat 
the Factory. Jones’ Scale, Binghamton, N.Y. 
FOR LIVERPOOL 
(VIA 4HJKKNSTOWN), 
CARRYING THE U. S. MAILS. 
Til F. LIVE If POOL AND GREAT WEST¬ 
ERN STF.A M COM.PA N Y will dispatch one of their 
(li st-cless, full power, Iron screw steam ships from 
PIER No. 40, N. It.. EVERY TUESDAY, 
a* follows: 
NEVADA, Capt, FoRKYTH .May 211, lit 2:(H) P M. 
IDAHO. 1 apt. MOORE... JUnO 2, at 3:00 P. M. 
WISCONSIN, Capt. FREEMAN .June9, ut 1:00 |>. M. 
MINNESOTA, Capt. Hebdoio.. ,.lunc lit, at 3:00 P. M. 
WYOMING, Capt.. GUARD. June 23,nt 2:0U P M. 
Cabin passage, $hii. gold. Steerage passage (office 
No. 39 Broadway), $30 currency. For freight >,r cabin 
passage, apply to WI 1,1.1.\ >1S A («U4 ON, 
No. 03 Wall St., New York. 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS 
NEW York, May 10, 1874. 
Ileeves.—Trade opened fair on Wednesday lust, 
at 10@l2 *c.; (i> 4 @llj cwt. On Thursday sales were 
slow at 9J4 g«12Mc.; 6k@7l(' cwt. On Friday trade was 
still worse at 10@12)4,'c.; cwt. The quality of 
the herds on sale lias been generally coarse but fat; 
the poor, loan steers to baud stood over unsold. 
Special sales as followsMixed lot* MUsonri and 
Cherokee steers, ux cwt., UCAcGUYc.; common Illi¬ 
nois do., 6 .V cwt., lfiJk'e.; fair do. do 
llflc.; good do. do,, bwili) cwt... 13@12ki 
do.. 7‘i *iw(.„ JI(aiUJ4e.; coarse Missouri do., .. 
|o : !;Vj)II *,c.; -Dll-feil Kentucky d*>., V cwt... lie. From 
50 to 08 io*. ha* been allowed on net weight; general 
sales ut 67 lbs., net. 
Ulllcli Cows. Trade still slow; good quality cows 
sought for nut none on sale. 23 cows and thelrcalves 
sold at $45@85 <1 heud; quality fair; poor cows could 
not be sold. 
VeuI*.—There, lias been a heavy, dull trade In 
calves during the latter days of the week, at kafllfc. 
T it. V enls of fair quality at 7 p 8c. Nosmooth qual¬ 
ity veals on sale. Special wile* a* follows:—State 
calves, HO lbs., 5c.; fid., 12(1 lbs., 8c.; do. 14(1 lbs., 7c.; 
Pennsylvania veals, Ifill lbs., 8c.; do. lb) lbs., do.; do. 
130 lbs,, 7c.; do. WO lbs.. 8c.; Jersey calves, Hu lbs., 4c. 
Hheep and Lambs. -On Wednesday last shore 
sheep sold at ?@7V«d woolly at StuHJfc. On Thurs¬ 
day ran'* were the Mime, hut trade closed with a 
downward feeling. On Friday shuru sheep at OK® 
7K«d woolly. 8@8J*c, Spring lambs wore uniform In 
vul lie. according to quality, at 11@14J<C, Special sales 
ai follows: -Woolly Ohio culls, 7(J lbs., 7e.j do. sheep. 
A choice selection of Vocal and Instrumental 
Music, by Strauss, l.lszt, Ttiomau, and other popular 
authors. A ny ton mailed for one dollar. Send stamp 
for Catalogue. Address 
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430 Third Avc., New York* 
VJ<j cwt.. 11@ 
c.: coarse town, 
, T@7E.cwi., 
5*j toosTb*. ha* been allowed on net weight; general 
B — l !ic Hcst in I lie World. 
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almost no trouble ami hut trilling expense. It I* ac¬ 
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Good leaf 
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