very slow In poor quality steers. This was the ton 
of the market on Thursday ; baton Friday, owing 
tn tho scarcity or good craaUty stock, trade bccamo 
still slower and also quite small. Several herds re¬ 
mained unsold at noon. Poor quality beeves sold at 
0 @ 10 e v lb.: tWfflUVowt.: fair quality, lMDl2o.; choice. 
l2)4@lSkC.: 7@8 cwt.! 45GG59 lbs, were allowed net. 
Live weight* were minted for bulls at 2 )y@ 8 c. Spe¬ 
cial sales nave been ' 
Steers, Cwt. Cts. Steers. Civt. Cts. 
<****** .** ° 0,1,0 . 
do.. 7 1U4 
do .8 III 
Kentucky.7 11 
do.. 7W 12 li 
<lo. lUk 
Illinois.7 11.'i 
do. 71< 12 
do. h 12 X® 13 k 
to take care of tba heavy receipts which have been 
pouring in upon them lately. We quote: 
State, factory, fancy...J3|f(aH 
State, factory, flue.....i, 
State, factory, fair loti.. I'M'^Uk 
State, factory, skimmed. ft fiolOH 
State, furm dairy, good to prime.. 12 @ 1 * 
State, farm dairy, fair to good. U./SVlL, 
Ohio, factory, prime Cheddar. l2X<w\-X 
Ohio, factory, flat, goon to i»rtme.12 @]2H 
Ohio, factory, tut, fair to good... 10 @1J\ 
Ohio, factory, skimmed.... ft Go 7 
Cotton.— The market bus been weak on aceountof 
the close approach to tho season for arrival* of the 
ell as to favorable reports In regard to 
mand la chiefly lor tho best grades. The quotations 
are for prime llmotliv hay, $ 10@21 to ton; good do., 
$l.ft®l7; i-Urdo.,$lS@ll: do clover, $10@12. Straw, 
No. 1 rye, $ 11 ® 13: No.2.$8@10; No. I out, $9@1Q. 
Honey.-From the Produce Price Current — 
“ Now honey begin# to arrive, The aeiuon is too 
early for it as yet, und the inquiry very light. For 
prime w hile clover 30c. Is u*keu and about 2ftc. of¬ 
fered. Many tons or last year’s crop were carried 
over and are Mow awaiting cooler weather to be Of¬ 
fered on tbe murkut. Clriiiirnstnncps do not appear 
at all favorable for honey at present." 
Hops.—Tile market has not been active, but this 
ha* been more owing to waul of desirable stock and 
the tact of the supplies of the better grades being 
In fewer hands. Host lots bring higher prices. We 
bear of sales of small lots to brewers up to 83@3ftC. 
The few lota of new that nave eOtuu to baud brought 
ahuutftOc.; but this cannot, ho considered an estab¬ 
lished price, there being more or (ess competition 
In securing the tlrsl few bale* sent forward. Pick¬ 
ing will become quite general in thl* State this 
week, and the reports are quite favorable as to the 
probable yield and quality. Thu position of tho 
market is a llriu one. on account of the poor crop on 
the- other side II i* reported that some tow con¬ 
tracts have been made la tills State at Sue., and In 
some Instance* higher, anil it is thought that If our 
market should open below toe. there would be a 
material demand from tho other side. The trade 
here dlscuuulonanee high.prices early 111 the year, 
with last season’s business In view, when the market 
opened up to about title., tending to ornate Indiffer¬ 
ence among growers to market their erwps, In view 
of the firm feeling, whluli price, however, allowed a 
liberal margin tor parties to Import from abroad, 
throwing the prdtli to partly* in Europe and (caving 
nurown growers, who bad the bulk of tliolr stock on 
their hands, to market them later In the season ou a 
declining market. Quotations are as follows: 
New A merman. good to choice 2ft@3Hc: do . do., 
low to fair, IU@lfte.; Ycurlings, 13@2pC,; Obis, a®Ido.; 
Bavarians, genuine, 20@2fto.; do., patent, I8@20o ; En¬ 
glish, IS®22c.; Belgians, nominal 12@17o,; Califor¬ 
nia*, 20ji)27kc 
There Is u good steady m - 
w mi riapitmJ with 
weather the market Is fairly active at quotu- 
Tnrkey* Htittrcu and wanted. Game I* source. 
new crop it ? 1 well ft# to uivoriihio reports in r^Kuru to 
the growth, closing a little moroln tho seller’s favor 
however, as the lower price* Indueetl quite a llborul 
business. The quotations aro: For low mid¬ 
dling upland. hie.: middling do , IflXo.! good ordi¬ 
nary clo.. IftffidftXC.: gulf good ordinary, 
15 ^ 0 .: do., low middling. 10 Nc.; do., middling, litje. 
Dried Frnll #.—There have boen small lots of 
new Southern applss received, but. not sufflcluntto 
fairly establish market prlctis. Prime pooled pouches 
uve seiireo and wanted No new Unpceled arriving. 
Blackberries are plenty and weak; with seller* at 10c. 
Raspberries and cherries aro scarce und higher. 
Apples. Southern. Id G6J3 
Btatc. sliced... I] @lf 
do. quarters. I @' 
Western. . 8 @ 0 
Southern, sliced..... — @ — 
Blackberi les. new.-. Id @ 
Cherries. Soul hem,, new. <w*7 
Peaches, peeled, Georgia, new crop.... is @20 
do. old crop, poor lots. id Wl;j 
Uiipooled, halves.... •• @ 9-H 
do.quarter*... 7 w iji 
Plum*. ~ 
Raspberries, new.••-a Go— 
Eggs.—Tho market, has been a drooping one since 
our last atid till grade i have deollned. closing weak. 
There ha* been a little spurt 111 receipts latterly, 
which have irlvoti buyers sonic Independence, nod 
to keep still moving sellers have to meet their 
viow ft 
Long Island and New Jersey. P bhl., arc quoted at 
23@.’4e.: Stale and Pennsylvania. 2li®22o.; extra 
brands. Western. lDiS’.’lO.; ordinary do., W 018 XC.; 
Canadian. IP*, 19)4C. 
Plaur nml iWenl.-Tbe floral market has leRthe 
Influences bearing on vi heat. VI*.. prospective liberal 
wheat yield abroad and the oiuisouumit sharp reuu- 
tion in prices there. Tnc market IlgureS run down 
hero to so low a point that iliey lUlmUted an export 
demand, and with thelncrea ed distribution ot stock 
prices becuii to advance from i no • west point, el >- 
lng Urtn at the Improvement Tho ohunews are that 
prices mu-' ticu-sstirii.v rule low, a* compared In the 
marketing ot last year’s stock, but with the modified 
prices, Increased consumption will undoubtedly tol- 
iow, and there 1 * every hope of a liberal amount ot 
business progressing through the full. The quota¬ 
tions are: 
State and Western, siiporOrte. * 6 00 
.. 1 96@ “ 3° 
Fancy extra..6 JJ>@,}j {j9 
Minnesota extra. ! " l , ,, 
Western, double* extra,.... 6 ww j * 
Ohio. Bidpplng. "8 ft <0 
Trade brand*. 5 WJ@ U 2 * 
8 t. Louis, extra.fi 00@ 6 ub 
Boutnern. extra... .. ft J m 
Brandywine. * * J* 
Western, yellow.•*»» * 2U 
do. white.. .. ... a BOffl 4 tHl 
Freeh Fruits. There nave been some flue offer¬ 
ings of peaches, the New Jersey stock allowing 
great improvement. There have been no cheap 
days, hut the present, rates compared with tine early 
ruling quotations are largo am) > here lias been no 
dUHoulty la closing out the supply. The New York 
Tribun ' say*: “'Vui* week Mr. John K. Uulfncli, 
WHO is hcOJiniug Justly famous lot rapid und sys¬ 
tematic handling or fresh fruits, open* a good foa- 
i nr» In the New Jersey isnuili trod*. He hu» made a 
Virginia........ 5K M 
do.. UK 
do... 7 l 
Sheep n nil La mbs. 
quality very course. Wednesday sin op s 
ffiS.i lambs, 5M@Hc., Thursday, sin op. ft@<! 
ftW«i7>4e : Friday, sheep, fttwIlVic.; lambs, I 
lambs, $2.2803 V head. Special sale hat 
Sheep. Lb*, fits. Sheep. 
Indiana.,.,. 102 ftKOlilo. • • 
do. 102H «Wi do. 
do. 102 H OX 
Kentucky. 
I.ambB 
State. 
(to. 
Kentucky. 
desire to buy ahead of actual "tiuts ; they ealenlmo 
however, upon this average bushel** through the 
year, which will aggregate an ordinary season s 
trade. Therefore there f* no pressure to sell wool, 
holders, however, mealing the market promptly on 
the basis of unchanged iigurn*. Fine Western 
fleece* arc In most favor with buyer*, and they pay 
ft’J'dfiftc. for X Ohio fleeces and 6 ft Gift ft Me. lor XX flo. 
Callforbla grades of the spring cup have a fair de- 
maud as well OH Texas kinds. 
DOMESTIC—VL1EBCB. 
Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Virginia— 
Cts. per lb. 
Picklock. 82 @71) 
X to XX. ft? @ 57 
Course.... •*••• 44 @41* 
Combing... 68 & Id 
New York, Michigan und Wisconsin — 
X to XX. 50 @52 
No. 2 to 1...44 G» 4b 
Course.41 @ 43 
Combing.... 54 @ 00 
Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee-- 
X to XX.. . 49 @52 
No. 2 Co 1... 4J Gti 47 
Course. 41) @ 43 
Combing.On @ '“J 
Comhing, unwashed.ao @ *'• 
Illinois. Iowa and Minnesota— 
X to XX....47 @49 
No. 2lo l.. 41 @ )•> 
Coarse. .38 @42 
Georgia. Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana- 
Fine unwashed.@ 3p 
Medium unwashed. ;J4 @ 
Coarse unwashed... 80 @ 
Hurry.... 2(1 @ 2ft 
I’lJLI.ED 
Tub washed wools... 00 @ NJ 
California, medium to flue. JO M *'3 
California, coarso and burry ... I? G« 2.) 
Texas, mixed lot*. 27 Ml j|2 
Texas, flue . 88 @ 3ft 
Texu*. medium and coarse. @ 2ft 
Pulled, country, extra. 4ft @ »0 
Pulled. Country, superfine. 4ft Gft 02 
Lambs. 
Virginia. 
Jersey .. 
Ohio. 
Choice State.... 
lings.-On Wednesday taut live hog*, Ift 
at 8 %e., being grass fed Ohio. Thursday 
State hogs, 318 lb*.,VK'-M Ohio hogs, em-ti-l 
lbs.,7lie. Live were not quoted on Friday 
Holiday, city-dressed, 8Ww9/Go.; on Thurs 
Friday,8@9Ve, Trnue moderate. 
Horse Jlurliel. This branch oT trade 
non,Dial. One trotter, $MH); I pair OiUTlnr 
tttftO: 3 ordinary quality light harness hor 
isO W bead; 2 fair quality light harness li 
@346 V head. 31 bone »arrived V Erie Ra 
Oak Ollirstatlon. 
Itlomliiy'N Sale*. Deeves.-Trade was Arm for 
good quality tit a tidfllug advance on last week’s rntea. 
’1’lie run of poorqUiiilty steers W08 less Minn such has 
been for several week* past, still tlipi o was no de- 
maud for some. Prices, 8 @IJJfCd 4JiGfl8K cwt.. on aa 
GsftO Its., net. 
mild. Cows,—1 cow and her calf sold at $30. 
Vents and Calven.— Smooth quality veals were 
tn brisk demand at 6@9c. e It. Gross calve* also In 
(lomamlut$8Gvl0 V head; lops, $12.00. 
Sheep and Lmnh*. Trade moderate. Sheep, 
4K'i<i0Me. » ltd lambs (Fulhio. V tt. line quality of 
the flunks on sale I* not equal to the demand ; If good 
quality stoek was on sale trade Would improve. 
Hoyts.—Uve hogs sold at 7c. f It; cll v dresaed 
quality, coarse, 8 J 4 c ; quality, good, 9^@9H<f>V it. 
IlKOCfPTfl OK LIVE STOCK. 
Slice It A 
Cow$. OtllVMi I.AIDhK, H 
Ono Hundredth 8 t.. .4,420 8 «W 8 118 0(Mi 
Forty-Klghlh St. 09 8.1 1,2119 1ft,034 000 
Fortieth St. . ... 000 OU 2U9 7,281 lft,408 
llai'slmuaOove... ...8,720 00 (UK) 2.081 3,9.*1 
VVeehawken. 788 00 030 __000 000 
Totals tills week. 8,981 41 1,828 20,097 19,459 
*, last week.10,801 69 1,191 30,347 20,881 
COMPARATIVE BATES. 
Last week. This week. 
Cents. Cents. 
12 (III 1344 12 to 13H 
II ft# MX 11 @ 11 V 
10 GG 10* 111 to ll'Kf 
. 8 @ 9‘Y 0 to 9Y 
lOWto 1144 I0X @ 1144 
Pmiltrv und Unme. -H- 
rival of Western and nnnr-pulnt fowls 
coo lei 
Mens, -___-__-- — 
and the few lots which dome to hand sell dally. 
Grouse will he sold openly this week. Tho late sale 
of odd lots were at 7llc. 
Turkovs,Jersey. . 18 @ 19 
Wealeru...,. 16 M> Jg 
Fowls. Jersey. V It. 16 Gg 17 
Western....,... I ft GO If 
Roosters. 9 Ca 10 
Spring chickens. Jersey : (H It... 20 @ 21 
Western. 19 @20 
Ducks. Jersey, young, P pair. 87 tol no 
Weston.. , 12* G* 78 
Geese, Jersey, P pair. 2 ‘2ft @2 60 
Western. 1 3ft @1 7ft 
Woodcock, 1' pair, State . 112 till 2ft 
Western. I 00 @1 12 
Squall. ... 1 00 Gfil 25 
Wild pigeon*. >.< dux. I 00 6»l 2ft 
Stall-fed. 2 00 @2 26 
PfovI nIoiih. -The market Is In purely specula¬ 
tive position, the light stocks enabling the market 
to lie easily controlled. Exporters refuse to pur¬ 
chase ou other than urgent orders, esuoclally so 
with lurd. The shipping trade Is mainly with the 
South, und the shippers Olid no margin at current 
prices. 
Lurd, kettle rendered, new Western. 15J4@ 
steam rendered....... ... 144f@ 
elt.v.gciud in bbts. 14 m# 
gut.and head,new tn bble... 1iX@ 
OOUmrv stored, parked. 1414® 
Hatus. smoked, city. 1ft @16 
Western....... . . 
Shoulders, smoked, pickled. 9 @ vki 
Hams pickled, Western, heavy. 13440614U 
Shoulder*, pleklcd ... 9 Gt 9Q 
Baeon, long clear, Western. 12Hto 
short clear. Western. 124j@ 
Beef hams, Western, 1878 I.$20.00ft«24.00 
India uiess. P tierce.2LO0@2B.M 
prime mess . 20.00(®23.00 
plain mess. VVesl, now. lO.IHk® 12.00 
me*S, extra, new. l3.W)toll.!)0 
l’ork, mess, Western. 22,75® 
extra prime ..2 1 ',®)@ 
prime mess. 22.00@ 
Tallow... H@ 3)4 
ScimIh.—G rass seed;, nrc more active. Tile nominal 
quotations are fovulover, lOxtolOXc,; timothy, $3.10, 
rough flax, $2,10. 
Tolmcco. Thl# trade is rarely ever as active ns 
ip , w The poor prospects for this season’s crop of 
Western leaf brings us a small army uf Western 
speculators wliu have been purchasing liberally, and 
prices have been again pushed up. Borne sains of 
the bettor grades of leaf showing au advanco of 
fully one cent d tft. It is encouraging to know that 
Mn- producers are rouping i lin hoiintlt of the advanced 
prices to a greater exleut Mian Is usually their lot, 
as they hud not marketed altogether ihelr crop very 
genorally Imforo indleutlOns of alight yield became 
known. In selling there has boon a liberal business 
on export account at. generally slendur prices. 
WESTERN LIGHT LEAK. 
Couls. 
Common to good lugs.. ?44@ 9 
Common leal'... OXtohLS 
Medium leal’. ...11 @1144 
Good leaf......13 @13>t 
Flue leaf. 
Light cutting lugs. 9 (®10>4 
Light cutting leaf. .12 @40 
CLARKSVILLE AND WESTERN DISTRICT. 
Gents. 
Common to good lugs . 9 toll) 
Common leal’. ..... .I0>4tollX 
Medium leaf...12 @13 
Good. 1» to UK 
Fine.HXtolft 
Selections........10 @17 
HKEDLEAP— CROP OK 1870. 
Cents. 
Connecticut and Massachusetts. ft @ 9 
crop ok 1871 and 1872. 
Cents. 
18 @30 
,32 to4ft 
.11) @12 
. 5 to 7 
. (1 @10 
,14 @25 
, 6 to 7 
.10 @20 
,2ft (ft il) 
. 9 aio 
. 7 to 7K 
. 7 @ 7K 
llOCTIKSTKR. N. Y., Aug. ’JK.-Flour dull 
and unuhunged. Wheat dull: red and amber win¬ 
ter. $1.20; beat white, fl.8S@l.S5. Oat* arc lower, new 
selling (it 4tL<42c. amt old at IStoftOo, Other grains un¬ 
changed. Butler I* scarce at 2 Ti<jj28c. fur good, with 
upward tendency. Kggs, 17to18e. > dox. Potatoes. 
$l@1.2£nH hbl . with downward tendency; IfttoftOo. 18 
bush, at retail. Tomatoes,50@*ftc. V hiwli. Re«l ear- 
ntuts. iMtoft V bush. Blackberries, 10@l’2c- V quart. 
I’eiietie*ari in fall nppl) $i.2AtolI ( hulf-ljush. 
basket. Waterinelods. J:K.«S0c. each. Lard lias itd- 
vaneed to I^WtoiSo. to n>. Wool quiet and dull. Sheep 
pelts MtoT.fto. Lamb pelts, 7fto.(>ij$l each. Other ar. 
tlclos unchanged. 
Good Steers to ft 
Fair. 
Poor. 
Poorest. 
Gun. solllog rates 
COUNTRY CHEESE MARKET 
Little falls, n. Y„ Aug. 29, 1874. 
The cheese market this week lias been firm, but 
s,lie* have not boeii brisk. FIVh hundred boxes of 
farm dairy were delivered and sold at Utoljmc., only 
two or three bit* g lag at the last tig lire. 'Clio offer¬ 
ings from factories amounted to about 9,000 boxes, 
and an effort was rnudo to have 13,Ke. the lop price. 
W 11 give the leading trail * actions as follow* • 
INI Bates. l.'tW 78 Mlnavllle.13K 
60 Carlyle. 13K LM) Old Fairtleld. 13S 
1LU Chnstiimn. 1 i.V, HD old Stone Ciniroh I3K 
Ml Cold Brook.. 18K 121) itiiMibimvIlle- 13)4 
100 Cook Jk Ives. 13 - 168 Smith < reek.13.X 
129 Cralnn’* Corners.. 13Sf l.ft8 Wpruker.,...13K 
)]() Kuphrnta,. 1HH 23 St. Johnsvlllo.13R 
lift Fan-view,. .... 13)-; 126 Stone Arab’a,.,.,. I3K 
98 Fry’s Bush ....... 13 m 113 Snell's Buuh. . 13K 
lit Fulton.. I3 Kj 7ft atone Arabia Con 134, 
UK) Johnsf’n X Roads 13K 80 Wilber Spa.13K 
too Klock A Nellis.. . 1 ;t>s 108 Zimmerman Cr’fc. 1344 
100 Munhelm .13K' 
Only it few packages of butter wore delivered and 
the lots were taken for home use at2ft@29c. 
Tho weather isoxtrcmelv cool for the season. Pas¬ 
turage Is abundant, hut rows aro not yielding so 
large a quantity of milk a* for huiiib Unto last year. 
Wo have advices from abroad for the second week 
In August. Our London correspondent reports a 
quick *an: of American cheese, with little or no En¬ 
glish In market. VVe give quotations, us follows:— 
American extra. 6i@lVis.! next quality, 62tolt3*.; sec¬ 
ondary. ftik.gHU*. Thu other dn.scrtotlouBOf cheese are 
SPECIAL NOTICE 
gcui giiU'cvtiscmcnts 
quire regularly lustcad of being compelled to lea ve 
on account of late or Indefinite arrivals.” Apples 
are plenty and low. Pours are looking well and 
Show quite mi assortment. I'uney California table 
plums are in demand tor roiull use. Preserving 
sorts arc not active.. Grab apples arc not wanted so 
early. Gropes aro in good supply and begin to And 
regular Hide. Blackberries were a badly paying crop 
this season. Melons of all kind* sell well. Poanut* 
scarce and linn. California ptuits V liox,$:MJ; do. 
plums, $l@ft to half hush. pugs. Tim offering of pen is 
uicludii u few Southern Duchess, Flemish, Beauty 
und Tyson. 
Apple* Nyft.-’k. Pippin, to bhl.$1 Wto 1 7ft 
Red A*traehan . 1 6;@ 2 Ml 
Orange pippin... l J w 
Common. —.. ••••• . 1 'Yl® 1 *;t 
Grape* Delaware, Houthern, ft. ll@ 12 
Concord. SouMiern..... 8G6 II) 
Hartford Prolific, Houthern. 7to 8 
Ives seedling, Southern. 7@ 8 
Melons—Watermelons, Maryland, to lOu.-.R 0 Ck.«25 UO 
Watermelons, Virginia. ...» «|tol2 00 
Nutmeg, oommon, to bhl... MJGij I 00 
Nutmeg, Koyport.... 1 wm 1 7ft 
Nuts—PeaIIIB*. Not lb Carolina, to .. >. 40@ 4 OU 
do. Virginia, prime.....3 IMG* — 
do. Virginia, fair. 2 70 w 2 80 
do. Ton..... I w@ I 7ft 
Pecans, to ft.. Sl " !l 
Peaches—Delaware, fancy, to crate. 2 U0.« 2 50 
Delaware, lan-togood. to crate. 1 flU@ 1 
Delaware. plalD, to t>a ket. W<i> > 
Delaware, fancy, to basket ... . ... 1 Total 2 UU 
Now Jersey, poor, to basket... »j)@ , m 
Nbw ilcraify. UO'til, uuBkL'i*... mrK'O l oo 
Pears—Cookitig, V bid. . •’JJWiS 3 M) 
Bartlett. V crate.. .. 00 a, 4 III) 
Southern, fancy, P bhl. n Wit! 9 <1 
Plutna- Damson, to bush. 3 GO u 4 H 
I*'' V IT ....... 'l i_Hl 
Common Blue.. 5Ui/<) 8 bl) 
Whortloberrles—Oflod to prime, to bush,,. 2 so,* o &u 
Gi nin.—Advices from the other side have been 
unfavorable to lhl$ market, as tbev point to a good 
harvest in the principal countries abroad, realizing 
ahead of the vielil for several sunsons back, or 
course we shall h >vu a very falrdomatidthroiigh the* 
fall, us there I* always in the best of season# a large 
deiit-lency to make up t>n the other side, but there 
will not be the urgency to purchase and the wheat 
cron will have to he marketed at much lower prices 
undoubtedly than obtained ln*t year. Tho depres¬ 
sion which billowed the reports nut mice* ot wheat 
hero down to tlm lowe.t possible figures known In 
ten years; but there has been a steady rsoetton Tor 
the last two orthroudttys.aiid the market has recov- 
ered about flvo conti por husin'l from lu vrut 
point, the deoliue all owing shippers adcculed margin 
to operate. The corn crop, from all accounts this 
season, will not be a large one, und the steady draft 
upon our sunpliu# latterly by lornlgn market* leads 
holder# hero to by qulto uonOdent la their view*; 
aside from this there bit* bean some little specula¬ 
tive demand, anil tbe advanced nrlofrs quoted M.ls 
week aru qulto generally obtainable. Thu new crop 
of oat# Is bviug mnrkctod quite freolv, and the mark¬ 
et is in quite a sensitive i>o*luon, fueling the etfeut 
of the daily receipts as they prove large or mod or¬ 
ate. The trade had boon running on short stocks 
during the high pricua, ami at current figures have 
come In to buy promptly, so that thoro la u sharp 
business. 
Wheat. Chicago No. 2.$] }1®1 JJ 
Milwaukee No. 2. 1 U@1 21) 
do. No. .. 1 2U@1 24 
Western Red...} J8 
do. Amber... .. 1 Miwl U 
Rye, New Jersey. "Aro 1 
16th Animal 
OP THE 
Will commence ut WAVJCKI-Y STATION, 
SEPTEMBER 14, 1874, 
And continue throughout the week. 
Cash Premiums amounting to about SSI 5,(100 
will bo distributed, $3,000 being appropriated by the 
State for special premiums, 
For Premium Lists apply to 
WM. M. FORCE, Recording SrcMnru, 
Newark, N. J. 
A NY MAN OF SSKNHE-Who wishes to k.ivc 
dollar*--will nend fur free Price List of THE 
JONES SCALE WORKS, Binghamton. N. Y. 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS 
E lirtl I Mill THK FAMOUS BKAU- 
U I: I VUI TIES of I bo Court of 
Il U L 1 U II I Charles If, a I wav* wore 
■ ENGLISH CHANNEL 
CHANNE s ! w mi r hn.g- 
UIIHIl I" » H. r. and eost no inure. 
Ladles, make your dea'ois get them for you. 'I’hc 
pluce where the channel Is cut show* on the sole. 
B est plan in life insurance, tiio 
low Kate Cash Plan of the Travelers Inmck- 
anck. Company of Hartford, Conn. Ample Secu¬ 
rity, Low Premiums. 
Connecticut and Massachusetts wrappers. 
Selections... 
seconds. 
tillers. . 
New York assorted lots...-.. 
wrappers .. .. . 
tillers. 
Pennsylvania assorted lots. 
wrappers.... 
tiller*. 
Ohio assorted lots. 
Wlaconslu assorted lots ..... 
chop ok 1873. 
. Cents. 
Connecticut und Massachusetts seconds....in @16 
tillers.6 @ 8 
Pennsylvania assorted lots.12 @21) 
Ohio assorted lot* .. 7 Gy V/% 
Wisconsin assorted lots... gk® j 
New York assorted lots.. 8 @14 
Havana llllers, common.7U @80 
Havana tillers, fair. ...8;> @92 
I lavana tillers, tine. ....9ft @$1 10 
Vara—I and 11. cut* assorted. .80 @6a 
Vegefable#.- Kxport* of potatoes past wenk ft.225 
bbl*. Bevood a fair shipping demand potatoes are 
quiet and price* aro lower. Sweet potatoes are go¬ 
ing into use more freely and prices tinner. Onions 
have a wide range; some of extra size und quality 
go above $3. Tomatoes have been high, but are 
down again. 
Potatoes, N. J. and L. I„ pew, per bbl. 1 2ft@l 75 
Onion#, per bbl. 1 ft0@2 M 
Turnips, Russia, Jersey, uer bbl. 7ft@l 00 
Cabbages, new, Jersey, per 100 . 4 00@6 (JO 
Red cabbage#, V 100.. . 8 00@9 00 
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tlAc Instrument at onr-tuimtlrtH 
the price usually demanded! Port - 
ablo, com pud, Inexpensive. Use¬ 
fulness and pleasure combined. 
Tlio Pamphlet I* a re-mp/iL and 
vuluuble Text book ! As now ar¬ 
ranged will communicate 100 feel. 
More power will) extra butteries. 
The buttery take* care of itself— 
no mussing with chemicals. 
^ Price of Telegraph .. 85 OO 
Iusulmed VVi re, per It. 0 ‘£ 
Butteries and 100 feet 
Wire.12 OO 
, €. II. IL 1IFUUING, 
Manager, l*t»x 681, New York. 
