about one-fourth of last year's crop, but most 
growers don't care; they have had all the pick¬ 
ing they wanted to save their peaches. Wheat 
was a fair crop, but most holders refuse to sell 
at present prices. Oats, good crop; potatoes 
about an average. The condition of the corn 
crop can be summed up in just two words, 
“ Never better." The hay crop was light; but 
even fodder and ample, stocks of straw will 
make up all deficiencies. With the exception 
of which the prices of farm produce generally 
rule fair. Wheat is worth $1; corn. 75e.; oats, 
47c.; potatoes, 55c.; hogs, on foot, 5c.— North¬ 
ern Ohio. 
SEEDI.ESP—CROP OF 1870. 
Connecticut and Massachusetts. C 5 n © - 9 
CROP of 1871 and 1872, 
Cents. 
Connecticut am) Massachusetts wrappers.. .18 ©30 
Seleotlons. a.32 @45 
seconds. ID @12 
tillers. 6 @ 7 
York assorted lots. (i ©10 
wrappers.14 @25 
fillers. li @ 7 
P sylyania assorted lots.10 @20 
wrappers. 25 @40 
tillers. 9 ©io 
Ohio assorted lots. V @ 7.14 
Wisconsin assorted lots. 7 © 7)7 
CKOP OF 1873. 
_ . Cents. 
Connecticut and Massachusetts seconds.... 10 (.41(1 
fillers. 0 @ 8 
Pennsylvania assorted lots. 12 @29 
Ohio assorted lots. 7 © 714 
Wisconsin assorted lots. 6 ,> 7 © 7 
^New York assorted lots. S ©14 
Havana tide.a. common..70 @80 
1 Invanatillers, fair. 85 will* 
Havana tl.lera, fine. . 95 ©$i 10 
Yarn I and tl. cuts assorted.80 ©86 
Vegetables.—Hvp(>rt 9 of potatoes, past week,3,100 
bbl* ; Since Jail. 1st,84,720 do,; same time, last year. 
811,2 41 do. Exports Of onions, 400 bbls. The supply of 
p 't 1 toon Is large and prices for ordinary lots are 
easier, luusllj ((noted at Inside rates. Sweet, pubi- 
loes are low. Russia turnips are selling higher than 
they have for many montlis. 
Potatoes, Early Bose, shipping order, bbl..$2 00©2 12 
do. In bulk. 1 7 v, 7 >'> 01 
Peerless. In hulk. I &o,Al 75 
Pencil Blows, liulk. 1 H2(.fll 75 
do. double heads. ..2 i 
Sweet potatoes, Dul., yellow, per bhl. 3 25@3 50 
do. Va„ In bulk, per bbl.2 75@3 00 
do. do. in bags, per bbl. . 2 7 A »8 W 
Onions, red, per bbl . . 2 l)U @2 25 
<'"• yellow. 2 25©2 50 
do. white. 2 75>3 00 
Turnips. Russia, Jersey, per bbl. 1 25@l 60 
Cabbages, new, Jersey, per 100. G 00©K 00 
Bed cabbages, V 100 . 9 00©II 0,1 
Tomatoes,Long Island, per bush. © 
Marrow Squash, per bbl. ...... 1 U0@l 26 
Caullfiower, I,. 1.. per 100. 0 01)021 00 
Wool.—Tim proposition of the manufaeturera to 
ouriull tirndiiMon Interferes some with trade iu the 
raw article, but holders express fully as much oon- 
fidanco In toe position of the market, anticipating 
sume.lout i.muc to prevent any decliuo In prices. 
We subjoin quotations; 
DOMESTIC—FLEECE. 
Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Virginia— 
™ ,, . Cts. per lb. 
Picklock. G2 @ 70 
X to XX. 64 © 57K 
No. 2 to l. 45 @52 
Course.44 © 4(1 
Combing... 5,8 © til 
New York, Michigan and Wisoonsin— 
X to XX... 50 @52 
No. 2 to 1. 44 (,« 4 « 
Cbuii Ae. (1 65 13 
Combing. 54 c® 56 
Indiana. Kentucky and Tennessee 
X to XX. 49 © 52 
No. 2 to I. .. 48 @ 47 
Coarse.......-. 40 04 42 
Combing. 55 © 60 
Combing, unwashed.... 42 
Illinois, towuiuul Minnesota— 
X to X X.47 @'49 
No. 2 to 1. . II © 45 
Coarse... 39 @ 42 
GflOrghl, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana— 
Pine unwashed. :;t; 66 38 
Medium unwashed..,. 34 © 39 
Course unwuxhnO.yi} @33 
Burry. 20 ©25 
Piar.MD. 
Tub wiislicd Wools,..,... 50 © 58 
California, medium to fine.30 6433 
California, coarse add burry . 19 @25 
Texas, mixed lots.27 © 38 
Texas, fine. 33 © 35 
Texas, medium anti coarse. 15 64 25 
Pulled, country, extra.. 45 @50 
Pulled, country, superfine. 15 @62 
rhe dedvery of butter this week was very llghtnnd 
the packages were taken for homo use a 85@36o. 
We hear complaint, from aII directions of scarcity 
Or pasturage and light yields from the lords. The 
weather is cool and rain Is much needed. 
Western, yellow. 4 20© 4 70 
do. white.. 4 00@ 1 65 
Fresh Fruits.—Bartletts have suddenly run out; 
the last of the Ice-house brought fabulous prices. 
Other fancy pears are iuw meeting a better call, and 
though the range Is wide. It Is owing to a good ilea) 
of stole stock offering since the latu dullness In 
them. Prime smooth Tots will bring outside rates. 
The peach story Is about told. New Jersey Is send¬ 
ing a good supply, but they are small and not at¬ 
tractive for b st trade. The demand for apples is 
Improving uud prices are tending higher. Grapes 
are selling hotter, with Improved figures, still quo¬ 
tations are illseonraglngly low. Tholow prices have 
given large packages quite a start for family use. 
Capo Cod cranberries are quoted at * 8 © II) per bbl.; 
boxes quoted as before. \Vo append quotations: 
Apples—Common. ....*1 25671 1 50 
Selected varieties. 2 311© 2 50 
Western N. Y. mixed. I 75© 2 25 
Cranberries—Choice, P box. 8 75 © 3 (X) 
Prime. 2 50© 2 75 
Green anil scalded. 50© 2 Oil 
Grapes— Delaware, it. 8 © 9 
Concord. 6 © 6 
Catawba... 8 @ 9 
Isabella. .. . . 5,4 G 
Melons—Watermelons, Virginia, V 109.10 00@23 00 
Nutmeg. Hackensack, P bbl. 2 SO© 5 00 
Nuts—Chestnuts, <1 bush. 3 0064111 00 
Peanuts. North Carolina, Ip bush.2-40© 2 511 
do. Tennessee. . 1 M)@ 1 75 
do. Virginia, prime. 3 0O@ — 
do. Virginia, good. 8 90© 2 95 
do. Virginia, fair.. . 2 70© 2 80 
Pecans, V lb. .. ;i(,o 111 
Peaches, New Jersey, ? basket. GO© 2 1)0 
Pears -Cooking, V bbl. 3 (III© 4 DO 
Flemish Beauty, v bbl. fi iid./ i'i mi 
Seckol, V bid... 4 00.419 011 
Duchess, ip bhl. 4 00@10 00 
Plums—California, fancy, )p bush. —<.« 
Common, V hush. —© — 
Fair to good, a- bush. 4 00© 5 09 
Very large and fancy, F bush. 5 50© 6 tx> 
Grain.— For wheat the low prices have attracted 
speculative attention,and la connection with more 
doing on export account prices have recoded. Curb 
has held wed up to the extreme prices lately current, 
with small receipts anticipated for some 'few days, 
inviting speculative trade. Oats have been lower 
under freer receipts The quotations arc : 
Wheal, Chicago No. 2.81 13 71 ]3b; 
Milwaukee No. 2.. 1 17,. 1 18 
do. No, 1... I 18681 20 
Western Red. 1 is. 4 1 22 
do. Amber.. 1 22© 1 24 
Kye, State. iilj© »« 
Outs, new mixed. 03© 03 
do. White. 62© 01 
Corn. Western mixed. 95.,4 1)5 V, 
do. Yellow. Wy,'C 97 H 
d ,. White. I 00©I Oil 
Barley Malt. Canada West. 1 55661 05 
Barley, fj. W ... 1 H'lci I 35 
do. Western... 1 15641 25 
1 lay anil Straw.—The accumulated supplies 
have been drawn upon freely latterly, chiefly on 
trade account, and of course prime stock in most 
favor. Shipping qualities selling moderately. The 
arrivals have fallen off arid the market rules more 
in the seller's favor. 
Quotations are for prlmu timothy hay, 6206422 IP 
ton; good do., SI7@1»; fair do., |18@M ; do. clover. 
611® 13. Straw, No. 1, rye, 612©13; No. 2 , 68©|u; No. 
1 oat., $76}ft. 
Mouey.—Several tons of new white clover comb 
honey in glass boxes from Western New York ure 
offering, but. we will have to wait until fruit is out of 
the way to a greater extent before a movement ean 
be noted. Quoted at 256428c. 
Mops.-There has been a liberal trade on export 
account, and some large shipments have been made, 
chiefly of the best qualities. The arrivals have been 
steadily Increasing, and tllGyure In good pari very 
desirable stock, old grades" are In few bunds and 
held firmly. Wo quote: 
New Amerlcun. 40©43c.; old American, good to 
choice, 36©*ie.: do,,at>.. low to fidr, 13®16e,; Your- 
llngs, i5@2iji\; old*, 3©IUc,i Bavarians, genu ■ 0 , 211 , 
do., patent, l.i©2Uc.; English, 18@22c,‘, Belgians, 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS 
ty report. On Wednesday prices were b57@12)7e. 
it.; weights, 4 \@8 owt. t'niirsd'iy 0 , 17 ® 12 ©v.; 1 x 1,4757 
cwt. Frlduy 9© 12He,: a@ 8 ewt. The herds as above 
quoted range'd from poor to coarse, with n few lota 
stiles have be running up to oitolee. Special 
Steers. Cwt. Cts.i 
Missouri. 6W 837,6.9 
Virginia... ,6* @Dk 9 I 
0>; 100 llX 
1:1.' -I 
Blears, 
Indiana... 
no...... 
Texan,,.. 
do. 
Cherokee 
do. 
Illinois... 
Kentucky...,, 8 lloiug 
do. 7)7 IIM',418 
df>.H il-vSuSf 
'Ohio.UK 105f 
«lo.7 flH@12>4 
Spanish & Na¬ 
tives, mixed. 537 837649 
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. 
New York, Monday, Oct. 5, 1874. 
Receipts.—The receipts of the principal kinds of 
produce for the past week are as follows: 
Flour, bbls. 73.100 Dried Fruits, pkgs., 1,350 
Wheal, hush.1,141,500 Itggs, bbls. 8,715 
Corn, bush_ ...1,039,500 Hops, bules. 1,648 
Oats, bush. 372,0001 Peanuts, bags. 
Grass Seed, bush,, 549 Pork, bbls. 147 
If ve. bush. , —I Beef. pkgs. 216 
Malt, bush. 19,100 Cut meats, pkgs... 1,405 
Corn meal, bbls.... 2.G00 l,nrd. tea.2,230 
Corn meal. bags... 9.12 Uniter, pkgs.. 25,100 
Beans, bbl*... ... 3.705 Cheese, pkgs. 06,100 
Cotton, bales. 23,10) Wool, bales. 1,340 
Bean'* nml Pens.—Export, of beaus past week, 
312 bushels. The market continues quiet, though 
there Is Koine Increased call for mediums, with 
steadier prices for that class. No wholesale activ¬ 
ity is oxnootod until the stock Is morn definitely lo¬ 
cated. Marrows, both old and now, are weak and in 
buyers* favor, Ko<t kidneys are lower, and prices 
for these will be ant to be indefinite until the season 
advances. Canadian peas have no important call 
and prices are nominal. Green peas are nominal. 
Our quotations are: 
Pbn beans, now. prime, 62.1 j@ 62 . 20 : pea beaus, fair 
to good, *U10 m 2: medium heans. old. prime. 61.70© 
I. 80: do-new, *1 «5®l.90; do. fair to good, 6l.40cai.5U; 
marrow beans, 1871.prime, ?'f.R5©2.lO; do. old, prime, 
$2.20©63.25: do. lair to good, $4.1)002,10; red kidney, 
prime, $3: Canadian peas, free, in bulk, $1.28; green 
peas, iw.v, prime. 6l.706jJl.To; do. new, pour to fair. 
II, 50/41.65. 
lieoi lois of beans for last month, 3,875 bbls.: same 
mouth fast year, I.OU) bbls. 
Broom Corn*—There are some steady addition* 
to the supply and prices are unchanged. Quotations 
Brush, short green, choice, 19 ». 9 @10 
Hurl, green. 9 @|0 
Greeu, modlum... 8 © 11 
Red and red tipped.,..... .... 6 64, 
B 11 tier.-The market Is active, but the sales do 
not aggregate the amount they should for October, 
when there Is usually so much call for reserve. The 
fine grad'© of stock are quickly bought up for local 
use. add there is U better Unmaiui for medium lots 
owing to the stiff and high rates for ranev. Besides, 
eool weather always lends an excellence to under 
grades tlial helps to veil them. Thctmdo is unde¬ 
cided a* to the prolonged rule of high price* Some 
of the most experienced express an opinion to the 
effect tlml interior prices will not be supported, and 
that tiiu tone Ot buyers, particularly from the East, 
Is unfavorable for high rales. Western butter arrive* 
more freely and 1* finding a mute ready sale among 
market men. Receipts of butter la*t month, 83,000 
pkgs., or 1,0011 do. less than .mine mouth last year. 
Orange County polls, prime. 43 @4 j 
River palls, prime. 42 @41 
Common palls.38 @40 
State and creamery pnils. 42 @14 
state hall-tub*, prime. 59 @41 
State liiUf-VUbO, under grade.86 @88 
State firkins.38 ©4(1 
State Welsh tubs, prime.38 ©4IJ 
State Welsh mbs, other. 32 ©35 
Western creamery,. 38 @40 
Western hnlf-iubfl, fuctory. 34 @30 
Western half-tuba, prime. 33 @34 
Western daily, p ickod... 35 6437 
Western poor to fair. 28 @83 
Wesrern 1 I 1 kins, prime. 84 @30 
Western tlrklns, common. 29 @3(1 
Cheese, There hu* been a sharp advance in 
prices especially for fanoy factories, late made 
stock, v inch are wanted on export account. Sales 
of State lots have been made generally at 15Qc. and 
exceptionally at ISJuC. The supplies of this grade 
nave been well dosed up lids week, tb" shipments 
all uild—approaching 15.00) boxes. Other grades 
have advaneod some.vhut in sympathy, but they do 
not move very Jreely, although there is Borne Im¬ 
provement in the demand. Receipts ot cheese Ju»t 
month 264,500 boxes; same month last year, 274 .M) 
do. We quote: 
State, factory, fancy.15J7©1544 
State, factory, fine..... . .. 15 @ 
State, factory, good. II @1147 
State, factory, 1 air lots. 13 6411 
State, factory, sltlnrmed. 64 
State. Tarm dairy, good to prime. 14 ©15 
State, farm dairy, fair to good...13 @14 
Ohio, luctory, prime Cheddar. 14)6© 11-17 
Ohio, factory, hat, good to prime. H @14\' 
Ohio, factory, fiat, fair to good. 13 6618K 
Ohio, lactory. Bkimmi?d . © 
Cotton.—Fries.* have been reduced with larger 
an-ival# and a slow demand, i.ow middling, 15j7c.j 
middling do. 15,V°- : 6" 01 ' ordinary, 14 u,©l5e.: good 
ordinary Gulf, iiJj@15J70,i 1"W middling do, 1 i4£e.; 
mlddliTig do., 16k,c. 
Dried Fruits,—Apples are plenty and offered 
Ireely ut weak prices. Prime peeled peaches ure 
wanted and command full prices. Other stocks in 
the buyers’ favor. I'npeoled peaches unsettled and 
rather lu the buyers’favor. Blackberries In liberal 
receipt, dull uud lower. Quotations are: 
Apples, Southern, quarters. 5>4@ 6 
Statu,sliced.... nominal 
do. quarters. nominal 
Wesieru. 7 @ i>, 
Suuiufti'U,slloea.good. .... 7 @9 
do CO fancy... 10 ©11 
Blackberries, new.. . 9Ji©lo 
Cherries, Southern, new. 27 ©28 
Peaches, peeled, Georgia, new crop. 15 @16 
do. old crop, poor lots. 10 @13 
Unpeeled, halves.,. 7 64 7J7 
do. quarters... 6 @ 6)7 
Plums. — @— 
Raspberries, new.:«) 4431 
Eggs,-Receipts are liberal, but contain a good 
many parcels mat have been held over time, and 
buyers will not purchase ordinary marks readily. 
Prices have been declining all the week a trine 
every day, and at the oIom? only choice reliable 
marl© of Western are firm ut 25c. Receipts of eggs 
last month 29,50) bbls., against1,0(X) for September, 
Milch Cows- -There has boon a 1 
m fair quality lY.-ah cows. I head sol 
head ; II) poo* quality OOWS, (Mlv, s In 
40 W heuil. 
Vtut Ih and Chi I ve*.—Smooth qn 
comu umre and more source. Homo s 
IN, WUh 41 veals at to; grass calves. 
@9,51) ,' head. Special aule* have bi 
vouls, El) H,7o,; Stain do., 171 lh*,, ' 
HI 0.7 grus*-fQ,i, 333 ik.y., lie,: I'ouusyh 
its., 9;m.; do., 19061140 Dis.,iOu. 
Sheep mid liHinba.—Trade ho* b 
sheep and lambs, ami t e quality o 
sale generally fair. Mu Wednesday 
5 >@u),jjc.; lambs, TiaSQ.-. Thursday, s 
liunlM, 6 }(<(i9Qc. Friday, sheep, tjfin 
8e., Imtdta, IkijIV e. Special saleii 4m 
Cousin sheep, 8)1 Ihs., Je; Ohio do 1 
(III,, HI! |1>s.,6h[o.i On., 61 J 7 e^e.; ih 
State lit)., 7li lbs. 4 17 c.: do., nil ID*., sir 
do , il IDs.. aSe.; do., 86 lb*., a*,,.; do 
isuvtiB aim ncL-r-t: hi <_• .tucuuy, lut > n iijw reilCll 
oulsulo rates. 1 here is a liberal supply of season¬ 
able game uud prices are generally in buyers’ favor 
for birds. Venison begins 10 move more freely. Wild 
(lucks quoted at 75c. for mallard. 5uc<o55e. tor teal 
I'lie quotations are: 
I,lveTurkeys,Jersey...,,. 18 © 19 
Western..... is © 16 
Fowin, Jersey. 9 lb. . 13 © 14 
Western. 17 & 
Booster*. 8 @ 9 
Hid ing chickens. Jersey 18 id. H @ 15 
Western. .. . 12 64 13 
Ducks. Jdrscy, young, F pair. 75 @12.5 
Western. (.11 66 VO 
Geese. Jersey, 0 mdr. 2 00 @3 On 
Western. I 50 ©8 00 
Woodcock, vi pair, State . . 1 13 © 
Western. 85 @ IK1 
Squab... 1 Ol) @1 2a 
Wild pigeons, ti doz... . 90 641 09 
Stal 1 -l'ei l . . 1 75 042 00 
Partridges, V pair . 70 @112 
Grouse, j9 pair, prime.. © flQ 
do. poor . 50 © go 
Venison short saddles. 23 a, 25 
I’roviHlouM. -vvitii the close of the mouth finding 
fewer •’slums” than had been expeutedm lurd, prices 
dropped 10 lie. for Western steam, but lms sine,- re¬ 
acted. Pork lias been dull ami lower, closing must 
firmly under a better export demand. Cut meats and 
bacon have declined, rn sympathy with hogs. 
Lard, kettle rendered, new Western...., li%6h 
stearn rendered. . 15 © 
city, good In bbla ... !3V',t 
gut and boad.ueVY lu bills. 13J7@ 
coururv stored, packed. 133704 
Hams, smoked, city. 11 ©hu 
Western. 14 @ 
Shoulders, smoked, plekled. 10>7@ 
Hams, pickled, Western, heavy. 13 @’8>S 
Shoulders, pickled ... 9,H6t 
Bacon, long uleau'. Western. 12X06 
short clear. Western. I2ji@ 
Beef hams, Western. 1873-4.$20.lK)(o)24.00 
India mesa, V tierce. 24.00@25.0Q 
prime mess . 209)06425.00 
plain mess. West, new. 10.60@lv.00 
mess, extra, new. 13.60014.50 
Pork, mess, Western. . 22.7566 
extra prime .21.00© 
prime mess. .., 2;;.0066 
Tallow,..,.. 8^ 
ROCHESTER, Oct. R.— Flour quiet; spring, 
$(■: amber winter, *6.50; white winter, 87: double 
extra, *7.50. Rye Hour firm at. 85. Wheat steady; 
Milwaukee club, Sl.lMH.id; amber wluter. $LlA@l.'iO; 
w hi to winter, $t.266B l.:l[i. Oats firm at 53c. Corn steady 
at 9o0. fur State. Corn meal. $1 8,V,41.9.5. Butter, 32@ 
31c. Eggs,2ll@;!2c. Apples. I hill.,$l@l.50. Potatoes, 
f bid.. *1.37(41.5'.>. Hop*, :w@3.in. Mess pork. 825ou26; 
hams, I5@l«c.: shoiihfer*, ll@12e. Turkeys, 176419c. 
Chicken.*. 166418c. Wool, 88@43e. Hay, now, *126417. 
Straw, is © 12. I’lmothy seed, *3.25; Clover, 86.50. 
Wood, hard, per cord, $96410. Coul, $7.25©7.65 for 
stove. 
This week. 
Cents. 
12 @ 13 
11 @ 1157 
10 @ 1037 
6 @ 
10 @ I1Q 
COUNTRY CHEESE MARKET 
SPECIAL NOTICES 
LITTLE Falls, N. Y„ Oct. 3, 1874. 
Six hundred boxes of farm dairy cheese wore 
delivered this week and sold u 1 13k,© 14c. There were 
large offerings from factories amounting to J 2 000 
boxes, about H.bOii of which changed hands. The 
market was strong and brisk unit prices advanced 
until lac. was reached. Wo give the lending trans¬ 
actions, as follows: 
203 Amen . 14)7182 Manhelm.. 14V 
57 Brockett Jfc Footer 14)7 315 Manhelm Center. 14 y, 
C*‘ Brown Creek. lilt hi!) .Manhelm cold Hp IIV 
125 Cuuajoliane. 14V 200 Newport... 14 k 
81 Chili!. 14V 415 Newvllle Ass’n ... U )7 
2(K> Cook it, Ives. 14V 100 Nortfiern Star., . ItV 
ITU .. 1447 94 Norway Ass'n. 14V 
111) Grume’* Corners.. 15 Sfi OldCJtv. 14 V 
50 Dairy Hill.. . 14H 150 Old Fairfield. 15 
101! Danube. 60 A. Smith & Co .... 14V 
115 EmpireUhefidar.. llV in) Smith i reek ... 14 } 
140 rcuphrala.... 11)4 160 Spralter............ 1456 
40 F-ilrflehl Ass’n.. 15 280 Hnrint’fleld Cornrs 11V 
7J F. Foster. 14* 00 ’«VP Notch. 14Y 
100 Hiissenelcver.MV 100 Van Horosvllte... 14\ 
123 John.st’n X Itoaos IIP; 68 Zimmerman Cr’U. 14V 
^eur 
W 11 AT A U F. I? N 7; 1.1 s J| c- H a \ N F T 
’\ SHOES 7—Sewed shoes have tiiu irnmu that 
unite* tlm mile and upper sunk Into a channel cut In 
the sole. Amer icans cut tills channel rvom the edge 
of the aolo and the thin lip turns up in wncnier 
The English Channel, which n.u n-r turns up. fs out 
froni the surluce, leaving a dark line when closed 
As It cannot he cut In thin, poor leather It ludlcu.es 
a good article. 
A ,X,’*A ^ 111'’ SENSE—who wishes to save 
f\ dollars—will send for free Price List of thk 
JONES SCALE WORKS, Binghamton, N. Y. 
Lig*b,t on a Dark Subject 
I Having secured a 
small lot. of these 
beautiful lnstrura’ts 
at a great bargain, I 
am prepared to offer 
them. 111 rates far be¬ 
low^ cost. Each in. 
strqruem Is complete, 
in perfect erder, and 
l» furnished with 
l’.i slides Containing 
views. No more bean 
tiful object for an 
evening’* entertain¬ 
ment could be desir¬ 
ed. In two sizes, by 
mall, post-paid: 
No. 1 —Small, $2. 
No. Large, *4. 
Address 
II. E. 
Box 5Sl, New York. 
4 40 <{, 5 00 
5 Oil© 5 35 
5 am t; 30 
5 60010 50 
6 65© 7 30 
a 25i<d 5 40 
5 65® 6 00 
6 00® 6 50 
6 000 b 70 
