western ; 91,9)01.% for red do.; #l.l6iai,l2 for No, 2 
Milwaukee spring In store arid afloat, chiefly nt 81.10 
-... ...— 'a* *i.oa«il.IU!i lor No. 2 
>rt .. 
Chicago and Northwest spring In store atul alloat, 
unduly ut 9 1,08 for prime In store; $L05*n t jDTM for No, 
quoted iit7,x<iux’>e. for Ibng rye ; filVitdie. for short rye j 
O.VtwOe. for oii.t. 
Hops.—T rade lias been very quiet, with prices 
weak on the small sales in progress. Thu principal 
holders are not pressing business, contldently ex¬ 
pecting u reaction, in view of the statistical position. 
Thu quotation* ure 
State,.48u42c, for Rood to choice new; 3!tr«.17c. for 
low to fuir, new; Eastern. new, .WytOe: Western, 
new,.'iO,ntOe.; Yearlings. 15'»25c.; Olds, all growths,8fia 
TI Of 11 RSTER, Prb. * 27. Flour market Urtuer; 
spring. 85.5U: amber winter, $8; white winter. *<1.60; 
double extra, 97- Uye flour quiet ut $5.60. Wheat 
is quiet! Milwaukee club, 8 1.040,1.IS! amber winter, 
91.fi56Sl.10 ; white winter, tl.i3(«d,2l. Oats llrm at HOttJ 
li2c. Corn steady at 73c. for new, Com meal, * I .f.O.o 
1.70. Hotter, flics 34m Cheese. 16(8Sl7e. Egg*. flik&kga. 
I.ard. M®15c. Apples, winter fruit. V bbl., fl.Sii. 
Potatoes, fi bbl,, 81-37. Beans, V bn.. 9i.3lkitl.flfl. Muss 
MAGIC LANTERNS 
■185 
MARSH 6 
Cat, Wild, North and East States, cased 
Cat. Wild. Southern und Western. 
Cut, House, ordinary, if large. 
Cat, House, black, furred. 
F:sher. North and Bast, as to size and 
color..—.... 
Fisher. Penn., Ohio and Western, ac¬ 
cording to situ nnd color, prime.. 
Fisher. Southern, as to size und Color.. 
Fox Silver,according tosUc und color. 
Fox, Cross, Northern and iCastern, ac¬ 
cording to size and eglor.... 
Fox, Bed, Northern and Eastern, ac¬ 
cording to size and color. 
Fox, lted S. l'enn., N. .1., und N.OIn • 
Fox, lied. Southern and Western. . 
Vox, Gray. North and Eastern. 
Fox South and West. 
Fox, South aud West, open. 
Fox, Kut. .. 
Lynx. 
Marten, States... 
Mink. New fork and New England.... 
Mink, (’an. Mich., aDd Minn. 
Mink. Southern New York. New .Jer¬ 
sey, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. 
Maryland. \ irginiu. Kentucky, Indi¬ 
ana, Wisconsin and Iowa.. 
Missouri anil all Southern. 
Muskrat. North. New York and East., 
Spring............ 
Muskrat, West., including Penn, and 
Ohio. Spring. 
Muskrat, Northern and East’n, Winter 
Muskrat, West, including Penn, and 
Ollln, Winter. 
Muskrat, Southern prime. 
Muskrat, Southern winter apd fall,,.... 
Otter. Nortli ii and Eastern and North- 
West. 
Otter, Penn., N. J., Olito and Western.. 
Otter. Ky„ Md., \',i., Kim. arid vlclnitv 
Otter, North Carolina.. 
Otter, Soul n Carolina and uoorgla. 
Opossum. North, cased. 
Opossum. South and open Nortli. 
Uacoon, Midi., N. lnd.. N. Ohio, Indian 
handled, dark.. 
Itacoon, III., Iowa, Wts. and Minn . 
Racoon, N. Y. and If. Htute* jk N. Penn . 
Racoon, N. Ji, 8. Penn,. lnd,, 111., Mo., 
Neb. and Kan ... .. 
Rut'n a, Md., Vu., Ky. and Temi. 
Racoon, N. and S. Oar., Geo., Ark.. Flo. 
b and Ala.-. 
Rabbits, cn*ed. 
Skunks, prime black, No. I. cased. 
Skunks, prliuk black. No. it, open. 
Skunks, prime OP e-half while streak. 
No. 2, cased. 
Skunks, prime one-half white streak, 
No, 2. open.. 
Sk inks, whole streaked, Nng. 3 and 1_ 
Skunks, scabs. 
Wolf Skins, mountain, large, prime. 
WolfSkins, prairie, average prime. 
50 
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40 
to 
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5 
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1 
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drawn from market. Rales at He. for Western and 
ll(mllHo. for State. Timothy, $2.8t>!-2.90. Rough 
flax, $2.5(1. 
TOBACCO.—There has been a very slow trade and 
prices are tendered about nominal. There is scarcely 
any duniund from snippers. The quotations are for 
Kentucky leaf: 
Eight. Heavy. 
Cents. Cents. 
Common lugs. UU($12 
Good lugs. 11K@I2 li’Kwilfl 
Low leaf. 12M@13X 18W-U4K 
Medium leaf.. 14 ($15 16 nol? 
Good leaf.... 15K@IH 1t,«U* 
Fine leaf. lo^osis 191*0*21 
Select leaf. iaX</®2Q 22 ($25 
8EEm.KAF—CHOP OP 1873. 
Cents. 
Connecticut wrappers. . 35 ®55 
Assorted lots. 18 (2)io 
Massachusetts assorted lots..,.. 15 ($25 
Connecticut and Massachusetts seconds..1(J C«ilO 
Fillers. 7 <$ 8 
Pennsylvania assorted lots. lfl ($25 
Ohio assorted lots... . lOMcolfl 
Wisconsin assorted lots.. .. 9#®tO 
New York assorted lots, oonunon.. » coll 
Good to flue. 12 ($18 
VEO ETA BEER. Always after a protranted Cold 
spell prime or warranted 'ot* of potatoes are hold 
tirmly, and this Is the case since the weather moder¬ 
ated. ThereJs also a pretty good demand, as buy¬ 
ers have been out of market for some Utue or at 
most bought sparingly. This also helps to stiffen 
quotations. Onions are nut strong, us free receipts 
are expected rrom the East when the weather opens 
favorably. Exports potatoes, past week, 2,Hull bids.; 
since Jan. 1st, v'l.iitO do.; seme lime, last year, 25,220 
do. We quote: 
Early Hose. nuw.doubleVieud, IP hid., 93.25; Inbuilt, 
|i mil.. 9I.75<«2: Poaeli Blows, new. double head, 
fi bbl., 92.12<rf&2. : m bulk, do.. 9l.7ftf.i.2“5i Peerless, 
now. double heed, ^ hbl., $1,172®!.*! ; in hulk, St bbl., 
91.506ul.75; sweet Virginia, fi uhl., 50098; sweet 
Delaware, do., (4,50; Onions, white Southern, v bbl,, 
9-'{(rt.'l.‘>0. yellow do.. 92.73<jji.'5.35: red onlous, n bbl., 
92.35 m 2.50; Russia turnips, M bbl., 91.25; Cabbage, 
V 10(1, $9ccl0: Red Chbhuge fltVJlS. Marrow Squash, 
91.75662; llubbunl do.. 92($2.25. 
Wool.-W ith pleasanter weather und the mills 
getting to work over their lee blockade, ft linger 
trade will probably set In shortly. The few snlos that 
have taken place latterly have been an urgency to 
2 00 to 2 50 
1 00 to 1 50 
75 to 1 25 
50 to 75 
10 ft) to 12 00 
8 no to 10 OQ 
11 ft) to 8 00 
4 DO to l> 00 
2 00 tO 4 ft) 
13 to 18 
10 to 12 
90 to 1 00 
51) to lie 
00 to 75 
20 to 25 
2 to 3 
— to 1 10 
— to 1 15 
— to 75 
— to 20 
— to 5 
S UO to 3 ft) 
75 to 1 (10 
have taken place bitterly have been an urgene.v to 
realize ami easier prices accepted iithis applies more 
particularly to full California slock. Holders, as a 
general rule, are Arm in thtdr views, The quotations 
are: 
Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Virginia— 
ITS. per lb. 
Picklock.GO 6« 05 
XX. 54 (<A 50 
X.. 53 W 51 
NO. 1....,.52 m 55 
No. 2. 47 «« 50 
Course. 44 @47 
Combing. ,.,,,,..68 @03 
Vart Vntilr II lotilmm nn<l YVlanAiiuin 
GRAIN.—Wheat bus been in more active export 
demand ut better prices. Corn In stronger demand. 
r*l ..nlrwx gnloi nf txx Ii i.i f n« « I <>£,,, I Ot! I f\v«* .imlmi* 
a 5 |hui^, cuicin ai f i- u*j i.ub, i itu iii utirp, 
81.16@l.19 for No. I spring, ear lots. Corn ftt 83@8tc. 
for new mlxeil Western. Outs at ff7@7(lc. for mixed 
Western ; I18@72c, for white VVastern, Harley ftt H.lfl 
@1.15 for choice two-rowed Suite. 
Hay ANt> Stiiaw.-E xports of buy past week. 413 
bales; since Jan. 1. 0.D01 bales; same time last year, 
5,150 bales. The market for hay is in buyers’ favor. 
Straw has advanced. The following city ordinance 
goes into effect after March 7: 
"Hereafter It shall not be lawful fov any person to 
sell or offer for sale within the corporate limits of 
the City Of New York any hay or straw by the hale, 
unless the exact gross and not weight Shall bn legibly 
and distinctly marked on every such halo, under ii 
penalty of 810 for each hale of hay or straw ho sold 
or offored In ootitmvor-lon of the provision* of the 
ordinance.” 
Shipping liay. lV>@75o.; retail qualities, 75©$1; clo¬ 
ver ut 550lU5c ■ salt at atkaftte. Straw Isli, fair demand ! 
» .. as 
Indiana, Kentucky uiuliTcnnossee— 
XX. 50 
X.48 
No. 1... . 50 
No. 2. 40 
Coarse.... .42 
Combing.51 
Combing, unwashed. 38 
Illinois. Iowa and Minnesota - 
XX... . 48 
X... .45 
No. 1. 4li 
No. 2.42 
Coarse...;. . 40 
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana 
Fine unwashed. 68 
.Medium unwashed. 67 
(.’oarso unwashed. 80 
Hurry. 20 
me.; canxornias. iuc i.»e. 
IjEato tut.—Hemlock sole at 2S)4@28c. for light: 
27ji@30c. for middle; 27.V<430c. for heavy. 
MlSCEbbANEOC#.—Linseed oils, 75c.: Menhaden 
Oil. 41@ 130.; Lard Oil, 91.15: Layer raisins, 92.86; Cur¬ 
rant*. 6 J 40 .; Turkey prunes, BC'.t'XC. for bervla and 
Bosnia; Sardine* ut UV@16e. for quarter boxes; 
Leghorn citron, 2d>fc,; Spirits liirpenliiie.fltWiOXc.: 
New Orleans molasses, 68@06c., the Inner price tor 
fancy ; Candles, adu.nuuilne, 13$ 17c.; Sperm ;it27e.: 
Itetlned petroleum in hurrels, ltyc.; do. eases, 2(1 
@2lHe. 
POULTRY ANli Game. The supply nf dressed 
poultry continues moderate, arid very satisfactory 
prices are ruling. We quote fresh dressed : 
Turkeys N. J. and Penti., fancy, 186'—e.; do., good, 
l.VadCe.; Btate, prime, Pi" 17c.; do., iitlmr, I.jffl—c.; 
Western, prune, Wm i7n.; do., other, Ui.ilftc, Chick¬ 
ens -N. J., prone, 2066— c ; do., ntlier, l»k<b 17c. Fowls- 
N. J., prime, 17@180.; do., other. If"' 170.: St itc, prime, 
17($l8c.: other, iIc. 18c.; Western, prime, nfeulSc.; 
Otugr, Hit^lBe.] capon, —U.; alius, —c Geese— N. J.. 
prime, 14;$ do., State and I’unn., pnnio, I2@litcg 
do., do., do., other, iu@l3c.; do-. Western, prime, 12 
@-c.; do..do., other, Utvile. Ducks—Jersey, prime, 
206»22 i>.; do., State and Western, prime, KoiilSe.r do.. 
do., do., fair to good. I5@170. Fowls and Chickens— 
State and Western, prime, L7@18c.; do., do., do., fair 
to good, I4 $lf«. 
Frozen Poultry-Turkeys, dry picked, choice, Hi@ 
17c,: do., do,, fair to good, I4<al5a>; uo.. scalded, 
uhOlPe. Inf*—0.; do., do., fair to good, 14@l5e. Fowls 
and Chickcns-Good to prime, ItV-p — C6 do., fair to 
good, IlkgilSc. Ger-so- Good to prime, 12@—c.: do.,, 
poor to good, Ui i lie. Ducks—Good to prime. 15(5.17c. 
Live poultry selling fairly at pretty lull figures. 
Fowls, N. J, and Mate, 9 'b., l5@ 17c.; Western, I Do 
Hie.; roosters, Hu liJo.: turkeys, N. J., Ijf.p 17c., do. ; 
VVestem, Mt«.lCc.: spring chicken*, I3@l5c.; ducks, N. 
J and State, S‘ pall-,76c @91.26; do . Western, 7IK6 75c ; 
f eese, N. J.und Mato. V pair, 92@2.00; do., Western, 
1.37 @ 1.75. 
This week's price for grouse, partridge and quail 
ii'e closing ones. Prices have ruled firm up to the 
close, as the stock was not so burdensome as it was 
ut the date of lust year’s wind up. 
Gume H in fair demand, as the season is winding 
up for many Items of birds. Prices will not he apt 
to improve now, as all dealers like to entei March 
Grouse, (rapped, prime, (< pair. M@55c,; do., shot. 
4il'.'>l5c.; partridges, Male and Wester n, prime, V 
pair, 91611.13; do.. Western, drawn, 8l).f00c.;Qo., East¬ 
ern, 8t)@»l ; rabbit*. ¥ pair, 6 .V<k 40<!.; hnro*. > pair, 40 
... lo„ 
good, > doz., 92.35*52.37; tame squabs. V do*.. 91(5)5; 
canvas-back ducks, > pair, tl.256gil.f5; red-head, do., 
706t8tk:.; mallard, do., 'i3« 75c.; Ural and widgeon, do., 
4Nai6t)c.| comiooD, ;tt)a,W)c. 
Provisions.—M ess pork in active export, demand 
at buoyant prices. Lard bus ruled down to 18Kc., but 
reacted up to 13=Xc. for Western steam. Bacon has 
been quiet and firm. 
Mesa pork, 918}» @-on spot; 91!)>6 for March. 
Bacon. l<f!<.;(§!li)J 4 c. for Western long clear; Hike, 
for shun clear. Boxed dry salted shoulders, 7*0. 
Western tiereed pickled hams, lOjk&lUie. Lard, 
13*c. for Western steam, spot; lJ.Yc. lor March. 
Western steerlne.CHKo. Western tullow, 81fc. for 
prime. Dressed hogs at 8)4 6 j 8!4c. for West¬ 
ern. Beef ut 9Ihct2 for extra me As, Inspected ; 910.50 
@11 for uninspected; 810,50 fur plain rues-, Inspected; 
89.50 for plain mess, uninspected ; packed ut (.15(315.50 
and tiereed beef at 822W24 for India mess, |206 k'.T for 
prime mess and 832 for city extra India mess. 
Seed.—C lover Is lower, as shippers have wlth- 
porx ii* odi.. clear no., WiMi *: tiams, rteuh.e.; 
.•ihiiuldcr*, 9@lllc. Dresend nogs, v c.wt,, 8'.hr'J,25, 
Turkeys, 19@16c. Chickens, i:!i«il5o. Wool, .lK6«45c. 
llay, >!2(»17. Straw, (H'wl2. ’I'linotUy seed, 83.25; 
clover, 80.25. Wood, hard, cord, 89(«l0. Coal, 87.25 
(«.7.l!5 for stove. 
COUNTRY CHEESE MARKET. 
LITTLE Falls. N. Y., FcW 27. 1876. 
Not much doing in cheese at this tuomont. The 
weather and the had roads are keeping back "the 
driblets "from farm dairies. Winter-make and 
skims may be quutcd about the sume us lust week - 
say from s to lie., according to quality; long lots of 
“ good to extra ’ from U to 15c. 
There Is no movement of factory-.—those holding 
a considerable number do not cure to sell ut the 
present rates Alongllnwof goods maybe quoted 
at US to 10c., anil extra lots*, perhaps, at. a shade 
above the liwtBpure. Nothing hut Interior winter- 
made butter is coming forward, aud it sells at from 
25 to 30c. for home use. Wo do not hear of any nice 
fall-made butter In market, but tt would bring a 
tile her price than that named above. 
The weather here this winter has been the most 
severe that we have know u for years. In addition 
to the unusual cold, the snow liu* been deep, .md 
high Winds prevailing, have rendered travel difficult 
on the country roads. With exception of abortion 
in some herd*, stock of nil kinds lias wintered (yell. 
Dairymen are getting reudv for the spring cheese 
making, now olose at hand, und the impression pre¬ 
vails lliut trade for the new crop will open favora¬ 
bly. We have advice* from abroad to the second 
week ip Pobnutry Our London correspondent says 
tli ,-ii the best qualities of American cheese are 
wanted, as well as good, Clu&n-itftvorud medium. 
Fine English Cheese Is scare*:. 
Best American, next, quality, 71@75s ; me¬ 
dium, I6L'72». The other descriptions of cheese 
HCll 118 follows:—English Cheddar,88«<(9t.s., Wiltshire 
double, '**'•.(,81-.; Cheshire medium, kft"78.*., rtne,92(§i 
86s.; Scotch, 78@82*. Dutch rlipcae Edam*. Ijl(u lj88,; 
Gonda*. 63@)iii*.; Derby shape, OiiuiH*.. F cwt 
In butter the demand is mostly oonttned to finest 
doscrlptlojis, aud for secondary buyers cuu name 
tbeir own prices. Wc glye quotation* a* follow* : 
Cork*, l!(>*.; Dorants, 1114*.; Friesland, litscaliKs.; 
Swedish, ItiJs.; Normandy extra, 154@—s.; American 
and Canadian, 90® 120s.; oleomargarine and " butter- 
ean,” 70@—*., V cwt. 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. 
■ 
New York, Feb. 27. 1875. 
Beeves.—O n Wednesday Iritdn opened active at 
Kc. V E. reduction on Mondays quotation*; prices 
were lO'-v'i.Mc. V n..; weights. fM'iAH cwt. Thurs¬ 
day trade was dull at 9@13c. P It.; weights, 5@'J cwt. 
On k'l'ulay the markets Closed fair ut IO@12Mc. 
is )>>.; weights, 0)46 ji7^'o. From 51 'k5p> 8 It*., net, bus 
becu ullowed to the cwt. Spanish herds sold at 8'<c 
lUVc. V it., mixed herds dry cows, heifers and oxen, 
8(«It)He- b E.; native steers,9li@12)ie- y n,.; grade 
steers, 12! ;@13k:c, V ft* ; bulls, on live weight, 4 V@5c. 
I V n.. 
MfLOtl Cows.—Trade small and slow at low rates, 
owing to the lufertur quality of the cows dealt in ; 5 
cows 9Cdd at 935(5.65 ¥ head : 7 do. at 845tv*;70; 2 do. at 
850@55, oa ves always lucluded. 
Veals and Calves.—S mooth-quality veals are 
very scarce. State veals, 150 lbs. ¥ head, free of sale 
at lllsc. ¥ »•: do. do., 110 lbs. ¥ head, 9c. ¥ lb.; Penn¬ 
sylvania do., lidolfll) tbs. head, llV.' llO. V lb. Grns* 
ca Ives slow of sale at 89«' I3.B5 ^ head. _ 
SlIKRP AND LAMBS —There have been no lambs 
on sale since Monday last. On Wednesday trade in 
sheep was uunsnally small nu«.oiise. V ib. Thursday 1 
trade small at 5K«»7c. V t». Friday the markets 
closed weak at .Vntt .14 V It, The quality Of the flocks 
to hand has been generally fair, with ft few coarse I 
sheep on Rale; top lots arrived from Michigan and 
Pennsylvania. 
Hods.—Live hogs held on snle on Wednesday; 
some sold on Thursday on private sale, Friday one 
carload held on sale. Wednesday trade small on 
light arrivals; city (trussed, BXGJ. 6 J 40 . 9 J ft,.: Western 
(Jo., H'.iSXe. Thursday, city dressed, 8i4(i«8Mu. M lb.; 
Western do., s.*riJ4c. briduv the markets closed 
weak, with city dressed nt 8 h@ 8 :>,p. •{) lb; Western 
dO„ BfrtbKc. 
HottftK Mauri'.t. Twenty-flvo poor quality light 
harness horses sold at 965i<i>u9 ?( hi nd . 10 fair do. ut 
8 ll .’('6200 Id head; 3 trotters at 9675®592 V head. 
General trade slow No arrivals reported, save 
those direct to city companies. 
Monday's Sai.es.—Beeves.— Trade fair at 9)4® 
13-,e V lb.; 5X■" 8JC cwt. Thu market closed with ull 
of the herd* to hand Bold olfnt-noon. 
SHEEP and Lam 11 S.—There were no searute quo¬ 
tations of lambs. Sheep sold in large lots ut 5 X@ 8 e. 
P tt>. Trade closed fair, with several cars of sheep 
unsold at noon. 
Milch Cows.—There were no salos. 
Veals and calves—W ere held on sale. 
Hogs.—T here were no live on sale; citv-dressed, 
8H@8 \,c-; Western-dress, 8K<a8>40. 
KECKIl'TS OK LIVE STOCK. 
Sheep A 
Beeve*. Cowa, Cttlv««. Laiiiiim. H iirn. 
One Hundredth St,..8,340 11 27(1 74 ooo 
(Tortv-Eighth fit..,..- 000 141 7 9,9i4 OIJli 
Fortieth St. 000 ft) 00 4,958 12.147 
Marslmus Cove.4.829 01) Pft) 5,987 11,245 
One Hundredth St. 
.3.310 
14 
27(1 
Forty-Eighth rit.... 
Fortieth St. 
- Oft) 
HI 
1 
. 000 
ft) 
01) 
UnrsimusCove... . 
.4,089 
ill) 
Oft) 
YVeehawken. 
. 493 
oa 
u;jo 
Totals this week... 
.8,062 
155 
277 
396 
" last week... 
.9,265 
u 
Totals this week.8,002 155 277 20,903 28,891 
" last week.9,265 31 396 21.620 26.085 
COMPARATIVE KATES. 
Lust week. Tills week, 
cents. Cents. 
Good tHoers 7* ft* .............12 (« 11 12 w 1391 
Fair....,......II (id ll'k 11 64 Ilk 
Boor.10 <$ 10\ 10 (a 10k 
Poorest. 8 f<* 95f 17 ffl 9\ 
Geu. selling rates.lov; ® U V, 10ll-i 
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RURAL AND OTHER GOOD ROOKS. 
Fer sale at the RUKAL New-Yorker Office, no. 78 
Duane St., New York, or sent by mall, post-paid, 
on receipt of price; 
Willard’* Practical Dairy IIu*ban«lrT 
ijirat IhmiiciII... 83 OO 
Allen'* (L. F.) American Cattle... 2 00 
Do. New American Farm Book. 3 50 
Do. Diseases of Domestic Aulmals. 1 ft) 
Do. Rural Architecture.... 1 50 
American Bird Fancier. 30 
Amuriuan Pomology (29(1 Illustration*) Warder.. 3 00 
American Practical Cookery.1 75 
American Itosft Cultnrlst. 30 
American Wheal Culturlst (Todd). 2 00 
Architecture. National (Geo. K. Woodward).12 00 
Atwood's Country and nuburbim Houses,. 1 50 
Harry'* Fruit Garden (new edition). 2 60 
Bee Keepers’Text Book, Cloth. 76 
Hement's Rabbit Fancier.. 30 
HirioioU’s Village Builder (56 Plates, showing 
Ndw and Practical Designs).10 00 
Bommer s Method of Mnking Manures..... 26 
Brack’s Book of Flower* (new). 1 76 
Bndgeman'* Gardener’s Assistant.. 2 50 
Hoist's Family Kitchen Gardener.. 1 00 
Do. Flower Garden. 150 
Carpentry Made Easy (new). 6 00 
Chemistry of the Farm (Nichols). 1 26 
Cliorlton’s Grape Grower’s Guide.,. 76 
t.'ider Maker's Manual. 1 60 
Clater’s New III. Cattle Doctor,colored plates... 6 00 
Cole'* Amurlcnu Fruit Book. 76 
Cole’s American veterinarian. 76 
Cotton Culture 1 Lyman s,). 150 
Crack Shot (Barber). 1 76 
Cranberry Culture (J. J. White). 1 26 
Dadd’* American Cattle Doctor. 1 50 
Do Modern Horsn Doctor. 1 50 
Dana'* Muck Manual .. 1 26 
Darwin’s Variations of Animals and Plants. 6 00 
Dead Shot; or, Boortman’s Complete Guide. 1 75 
Downing’s Fruits and Fruit Tv*es of Amorlcu. 
(lift) pp.) . 6 00 
Do. Rural R»*ay*. 3 50 
Drainage for ProlK aDd Health. 1 60 
Dyer aud Color Maker's Companion. 1 26 
Eastwood’S Cranberry Culture... 76 
Elliot’s Lawn und ftbude Trees. 1 50 
Everybody'* Lawyer. 2 00 
Every Woman Her Own Flower Gurdeuer (new). 
paper. 60c.; ffiotn... 1 00 
Farm Drainage (H. F. French).. 1 60 
Farm Implements and Machinery (J. J. Thomas) 1 60 
Field’* Pear Cult are... 126 
Fishing in American Waters (Boott). 3 60 
Do, Milch Cows and Dairy Farming. 2 60 
Forest Trees (Brvaut). 1 5T 
Frank Forrester's Field Hports (2 vola.). 6 
Do. Fish and Fishing (100 nngruvlng*). 6 00 
Do. Manual for Young Bportsmen. 3 00 
Fuller's Illustrated Strawberry Culturlst. 20 
Do. Forest Tree Culturlst. 1 60 
Do. Bmatl Fruits (Illustrated!. 1 60 
Fulton's Peach Culture. A Hand-Book and 
Guide to Kvtiry t’Lftrmr..... 1 mj 
Gardening fur Pro" 1 * Hnndcrnnn). 1 60 
Gardening for the fiOdtb (Wblte’sh. 2 00 
Grape Culturlst (A. B. Fuller). 1 50 
Gray’s Manual of Botany and X.essons. 3 ft) 
Do. Bobool aud Field Book of Botuny. 2 50 
Do. How Plants Grow (500 Illustrations). 1 26 
Do. introduction to Structural and HyMematlo 
Botanvnud Vegetable Physiology (1.300 lllus.). 3 50 
Gneuon on Milch Cows. 76 
Gun, Rod and Saddle... 1 60 
Harney's Barns, Outbuildings und Fences,.10 00 
Harris on Insects... 4 00 
Do. on tho Pig- Breeding, Management, Ac. 1 60 
Hatfield's American House Carpenter.. 3 60 
Hints to Horse Keepers (Herbert's).. 1 76 
High Farming without Manure. 40 
Holly’s Art of 8aw-FI!lng... 76 
Holly’# Carpenter’* Uaad Book (new).. 7b 
Hooper's Dog and Gun. 30 
Hpopes' Book of Evergreens... 3 ft) 
Hop Culture. 40 
How Crops It’eod. 3 00 
How Crops Grow. 3 OO 
Mnntar and Trappar. 100 
H immune’* Grape* and Wine..... 1 60 
Hussey's National Cottage Architecture. ti DO 
Junulngs on Cuttle and uieLr Diseases. 1 76 
Do. Uorse and his Diseases. 1 76 
Do. Horse Training Made Easy. 1 26 
Do. Stump, Bwlno and Poultry.. 1 75 
Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry. 1 75 
l>0. Element* Agricultural Chemistry. 1 to 
Kemp’s Landscape Gardening... 2 60 
Laugatroib on the Hive and Honoy Bee...,. 2 00 
Lowls' American Sportsman.... 3 76 
Lightning Rods, and How to CcL"ti-uet Them, 
by Jonn Pnln. 50 
Manual of Flax and Ilemp Culture.. 25 
Manual of Tobacco Culture. 26 
Muimal of Wood Carving.. . 3 OO 
Maybcw's Illustrated Horse Management. 3 00 
Do. Illustrated Horse Doctor. 3 00 
Mechanic'* Companion (Nicholson). 3 OO 
Mechanics for Millwrights, Machinists und others l 60 
Mile* on Horse’s Fool (cloth). 76 
Modern Cookery (by Mliui Acton und Mrs. B. J. 
Halo). 1 76 
McClure's Diseases of Horse, Cattle and Bhnep. 3 ft) 
Money In the Garden, by P. T. Quinn. 1 60 
Norris’ Fish Culture... 1 76 
Norton’s Elemeiua Boluntifla Agriculture. 76 
Onion Culture. 26 
Our Farm of Four Acres . 30 
Pard«e on Strawberry culture. 76 
Parsons on the Rose. 1 26 
Pear Culture for Proflt (P. T. Quinn).. 1 00 
Pcddnr’s Land Measure. 80 
Practical and Bcientioc Fruit Culture (Baker)... 4 00 
Practical Floriculture (P. Henderson). 1 60 
Practical Poultry Keeper [L. Wright). .... 2 00 
Practical Shepherd lUhnduJII. 2 00 
Preservation of Birds’ Kggs. 50 
(Jumby's Mysteries of hee hieeplug. 1 50 
Quinev on Bolling Cattle. 1 25 
Randall's Fine Wool Sheep Husbandry.,.. 1 00 
no. Sheep Husbandry !u the South. 1 60 
Richardson on the Dog. 80 
haouders' Domestic Poultry..,-. 10 
flchenok’S Gardeners’ Text-Book. 73 
garlbuer’s Produce Tables. ;i0 
Do. Ready Reckoner and Log Book. 30 
Blnspeoa'S Horse Portraiture —Breeding, Rear¬ 
ing ana Tratnlng Trotters. 2 50 
Six Hundred Recipes..... 1 75 
Skeleton Leaves. 2 00 
Skillful Housewife. 75 
Slack’s Trout Culture (new). . 1 60 
Stewart’s (John) Stable Book.. 1 60 
Toge meiCr's Poultry Book (colored plates). 9 00 
T*?getbieH)r’» pigeon Book (colored plates). 6 00 
Ten Acre* Enough.... X 60 
The Boston Machinist (Fitzgerald)... 76 
The Dog (by Dinks, May hew and Hutchinson).. 3 00 
The Dug (new). 2 50 
The Home iHtonehnnge). 8vo„ 823 pp. 3 60 
The Mule (Riley)—A Treatise on the Breeding 
Tralulngand uses to which he may be put.... 1 60 
The People's Practical Ponltry Book. 1 66 
Thomas' Am. Fruit Culturlst (48u Illustrations). 3 00 
Traouer’s Guld» iNewhouse). 2 00 
Trout Culture (Beth Green). 1 (X) 
Trowbridge’s (Mrs. Laura) Excelsior Cook Book 
and HousnkoKper’s Aid. 1 26 
W-rder’s Hedge* and Evergreens. 1 60 
Warvng’B Blemeots of Agriculture.. 1 DO 
Wat*nn’» American Home Garden. 2 00 
Well Digging and Boring.... . .... 40 
I Wastern Fruit Growers' Guide (Elliott). 160 
I Wbnuler’s Homes for the Pe-jpie. 3 do 
I Do. Rural Homes... 3 00 
Window Gardening (H- T. Williams). 1 60 
Woodruff’s Trotting Horae of America.. 2 26 
Woodward’s Graperies and Hort’l Buildings .... 1 50 
Do. Country Homus.....j..... 160 
Do. Cottages and Farm Ho uses.. 1 60 
Do. Suburban and Country Houses.. 1 60 
You ait and Bpooneron the Horse.. 1 60 
Youatt and Martin on Cattle. 1 60 
Yonatt and Martin on the Hog. 1 00 
Youatt on Sheep... 100 
Youman’s Hand-Book of Household Science.... 1 76 
A ddress all orders to 
D. D. T. MOORE, 78 Duane St., New York. 
339” Any Books desired, not named In this List 
will be furnished on receipt of price. 
