Sixtieth St 
Uarsluius Covo , 
Totals this week. 
“ last week 
Gi:i:(,o!tvS 
CATALOGUE 
HKUKSH1RE 
5 PACKETS FAUH SEEDS, 
Circulars of Blooded Cattle. Sheep. 
TI/w.m T1/...U_O.._ A.’ . T V M 
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UEW-YOESCER. 
to fair extra Jo.: $.7 fld@OJiO fr.r good extra do $6.05® 
(ti.20 for fancy do., and $6.2&ffl7.75 (or fancy to very 
choice extra: $5.4086.76 for supertine Michigan. Indi¬ 
ana,Iowa. Ac.: $5.75@&.37 (or shipping exirAdo., the in¬ 
side nrtce for inrermr, nud I6.wr46.00 for choice to 
very fancy extra do.: common to choice white wheat 
extras, »fl.0fi(47.50 : fancy do. f?.5o(33..V); winter whom, 
good to choice family, (7,txi36.ati; round-hoop Ohio, 
$5.7535.90. anil triple brand* of do. ut i.7.9.7@7.75: Sr. 
Louis. $6.3030.97 Tor common to fair e»tra. and $7 Oil 
@8.50 for good to very choice: Minnesota 1 ' straight" 
at $6.70<37.7,Y and patent ar. $7 ..'(>@9.75; unsound monk 
nt from ftJXl*5.75 ; city mill extra for West Indies at 
*6.7037.10; do. English hrands. f5.7&ulf>.«S: do. trade 
and family, (7 .V)@S.T5: No. 2 at (l.Q5®fi.UP, the latter 
an extreme. Buckwheat la (fered at‘.tic. and Hour 
lower and dull, the mild weather leading to a pres¬ 
sure to sell m $3.60@4, hu to quality. 
Fresh Ffirrrs.— Apples, with favorable weather' 
are comine m by rail, and ordinary stored Ions are 
not so active Prices, however, are fairly firm. 
Florida oranges are more active. Some fancy ones 
from specialgrorca bring $12 V bhl . ordinary range 
as before. California pears quiet at *3.68 for B. 
Beurreand pound, and 11 for W. Nells. Cranberries 
quiet for home use- A fair Wetdern demand. how¬ 
ever, sqppurts price*. Peanuts in large supply and 
may go lower. Pears are in fair demand. Other 
sorts of domestic not, wanted. Wo quote : 
Apples, fancy. $2.35@3.:J) «< bbl.i noxod lots, prime 
including Greenings, fl.76@2; common, *t,76@ 1.62, 
Cranbernus, N. .1.. rrufes, Jf. J. t>I>I h . ffOih 
11: Capo Cod. 9@9.S0; other, C istern, large bids,. $8.5(1 
@10.50. Catawba gra(>es. 11® 13c. Hickory nuts, prime, 
bush., 6IcS ; i’.i it -o or hull nuts Mo. Black walnuts, 
50c. Peanuts, Va . fancy, $i.10@t.2Q; other. 70c.@(l. 
PecuuB prime. ik&ilOc.; fair to gumt 6 i *@8c. 
FUTLS an n Sic tvs—The market hnve been Hat since 
the lute European news. Prices are almost, nominal. 
Some Important lou pf halters'stock have been de¬ 
tained from arrival, hut manufacturers do not seem 
to seriously deplore the fuel. We quote : 
No. 1 quality. 
Nor. A Baal. West A- N. W. 
Otter. V piece.$fl 00® 7 00 ft (io@ .5 no 
Gray Fox.. I dOffl I v.i 76® hi 
lied Fox. 1 50@ 1 60 1 00® 1 10 
Black Bear.... 8 00@12 Ml 6 00@ 8 00 
Brown cubs and ylg». 3 (O o I 60 1 00® 2 90 
Fisher. 7 00® K 00 6 00@ 6 (X) 
Mink, dark. 1 f.tVJo 1 75 1 00@ I 20 
pale. I OOffl 1 25 60® 75 
Muskrat, winter. l.VA 16 l:tt<d 15 
fall. 13® 14 103> 12 
Kitts. do l @ 4 
Beaver. P lb. 1 (10® 1 50 60® 75 
Raccoon. 6544 80 60® 75 
Opossum. tiffl 12 m 12 
Skunk, blade. (Xl@ 70 
striped. ....... 10® 30 
Wolf, mountain. 2 00® 2 60 
prairie.,..,.. 75® 1 0J 
Southern furs sell at an average of about 20 per 
cent, below the rates of Western. 
Or uv.—Wheat exporters are not buying beyond 
small kits us needed on urgent, orders, and there is 
an unsettled marketl No. 2 Chicago Yotlng quoted at 
f 1.11@ 1.42, and Nn.2 Milwaukee spring ut (M3ttl.ll. 
Barley is more active HI.$).Q83 1.1'.’ tor No. 1 Cnniillltil, 
and $1 f«.r No. 2 do. Corn I* lu larger supply and 
lower: latest sale* are fit ti(t@>67c, for iinmcrcuantnblo 
mixed western: 56>4@59c. for ungraded mixed wo*r- 
orn ; 6'J!<(:. fop hoerioied yellow wentefni 57!K@5t)e. 
for new Now York "no grad#,”: (ek|i58v;c. for now 
steamer mix.-.I • 5v,e. h r old Mcatner mixed West¬ 
ern; 59c lor New York No. 1: 60c. for white souih- 
ern on deck; 67c. fur southern yellow on dock and 
(XI oil'll!., c. for do. a float. Oulu are stronger and more 
active; latest sales are ut 39@64(!. lor mixed Western 
and State, and Ili®.'>.\e, for white do.: lnelmllnc New 
York rejected at 39c.: New Yoik No. 3 at 11 
42c,; New York No, 3 white at 45@4.i5te,; New York 
No. 2 at ftO.{ New York .No 2 white at. 16He.; New 
York No. 1 at 6l " ; i-XIru at 5lcVv : iui\ed Skill' lit 
4S351C.I white Slide irt 49ei66c.: wfiitc Weaturn at 40 
@47o.. ihc lower price lor Inferior. 
Hay asti STRAW.—The mild weather admits of 
the marketing of supplies front short river point*, 
but trade Is made active anil price* hold up well 
Bale hay, shipping 75c.: fi0c.fflSl.B1 for retail quali¬ 
ties; clover, 70<i7.1c.; icilr. do . 6U@65e. Straw quoted 
at 75@&5c. tor long ryo: t!5@75c. for short rye and 
66@05c. for oat. 
1IIGU wines are lower; selling at $L07)i@L0S. 
Honey i* pressed ror sale. The season is late, and 
we may soiin have new maple Biigar. The nominal 
quotations are ISfflISc. for White clover comb; 10® 
14c.for dark. Strained ranges from 9 to lie. us to 
quality. 
HOPS —This market la very much depressed. Ship¬ 
pers are buying only as they are enabled to get small 
lots at comparatively low prices, and the home 
trade Is very dull. 
New Yorks, good to fancy,new........ 26 to 25 
New Yorks, low to fair, new. ....12 to 18 
Eu.*ieru. new..W to 23 
Wisconsin, new.12 to 17 
Yearlings. HI to 15 
Old*, all growths,. 4 to 8 
California.. ... .21 to 25 
Oregon. 23 to 25 
Poultry and game.—L ive poultry is In large 
supply from the west, and prices are easy, with 
western geese lower. We quote: Fowls N. Y. and 
N. J. Il@l2c.; Western, 10@llc. Chickens do. ]0@ 
lie.: do.: western, 8@1l)c. Koo*ter* T@«e.; Turkeys 
N. Y. and N.J. Il@l2c : do. Western, 9**110. Duck.*, 
N. J. pair 7.7c.@ld-00; do. western, &0&05C.; Gcuae N. 
J,:$1.7532.; do. wenerii, (I I3@l.?4>. 
For dressed the market has ruled low but, the ar¬ 
rivals have fallen olf and ilm old stock Is working 
down. The demand i* moderate amt the marked 
will not stand largo supplies henceforward. Ship 
chickens and fowls in snarato puck ages, 
Turkey- Penn , dr v-plckecf. 12®lie, s' it.; Jersey, 
good to prime, 12a •: : o : lair to good. Hfflijc.. Stale, 
good to prime. 12®hie.; lalrto gnoil,11li@l2c ; western, 
good to prme, ll@IP<e.; fair toigood, I0@llc.; poor or¬ 
der. 8®So. Chicken* -1'enn., dry-ptukcu. i:'-.*i5c.; 
good to prime. W&Hcd fair to good. il@!'3e.; State, 
good to prime, 12a. 13a: weste rn, (tend to prime. 11® 
12c.; State A western, lair to good, KffllOe. Fowls, 
Penn., dry-ptokcii, HJ@t2c.: Sta'e A west'll, good to 
prime. 9i»u>e.: fair to good. 839c.: chickens and 
fowls, poor order. V@8e.; capons and slips, 22ffl21c. 
Ducks—Jersey, gnnd to prime, 14@l5e,: fair to good. 
12<sillc.; State, good u, prime, 12®U<\: western, good 
to prime, 12@l3i!.; Statu and western, fair to good, 
10® 12c.. very poor, JffllOe. Geese—Southern, in® 
lie.; Je'sey, good to piiiue.]0@llc.; fair to good, 
9@10c.: SLate. good to prime, Hytile.: western, good 
to prime. fi&'Ju.; State A western, fair to good, 7(.<8o. 
Reported Hick nos* from the use of put fridges bus 
hurt their sale. Quail are abundant and in lair de¬ 
mand at. the prices. Wild ducks out of date a few 
Mallard bring 30e450c. Grouse arc nnsy, birds must 
largo and floe to bring fuc. Hares and rabbits dull 
ana low. 
Quail. ¥ dor... nrirue, 87c.@$1.60: soft sinall, (>5@87c.; 
Partridge, M-vaoc.: Pralriu liens li.V&HOe,: I tares, 
25@3Uc, Kabnits, Jt>@' 2 fjc. VVlld pigeons, W doz.,65® 
70c- 
Tobacco.—S hippers have been buying more free¬ 
ly. Assortments are moderate, and prices are well 
maintained. 
KENTUCKY I.EAF. 
Light. Heavy. 
Common luga.4J4® 5X 5K@ ti>< 
Good lugs...5*4® 64® 7W 
Low leaf. 64® 74 8 @ 9 
Medium leaf.8 @16 10 @11 
Good leaf .I04@I2 1I4@13 
Fine leaf.13 @14 14 @16 
Selections.16 @17 16 @18 
8EEDLKAF—CROP OF 1375. 
New England wrappers, common. ...........10 @12 
flue, do...,,...14 @25 
medi um. .-.274@35 
selections.46 @50 
seconds. 10 @12 
Killer*.6 @74 
Seconds and Hllers. shipping. 54@ 7 
Pennsylvania assorted lots. 1.5 @25 
wrappers. .35 @15 
New York assorted lota, common to medium ti^@l2 
Good. . IT @25 
Ohio assorted lots. 65 f@ 8 
Wisconsin assorted lots. 44® 7 
Provisions.—T he tendency of hog products gen¬ 
erally hu* i een to little belter prices on develop¬ 
ments of export trade. Mess pork quoted at $17 for 
spot lots. $16.85 for Mareb delivery- and $17 65 for 
April. Dressed hogs ut 7‘,c. for Western. Bacon at 
83kc. for long clear anil 94c. for short clear laird— 
Western steam in $1136 for spot lots, $11,314 for 
March and $11,474 for April. S'eurlnc at lie. for 
prime. Tallow at Bko. for prime. Beef hams at 
f'.q@;i.50. Beef at $1(1.514411.50 for plain mess, $12® 
12 60 for extra mess, $t3.50@H for packet- Tlerced 
quoted noininnlly at $I9@‘.Xl for new prime mess, 
and $20@2l for now India mess. City extra India 
mess, $25. 
Roors.—Ginseng, $1®LI5; Seneca. 75S8Cc. 
Seed.-G rass are lower, with export demand light. 
Clover quoted at. 134@15!Ko. for prime to choice 
Western and lfiKiftUik'c. fur State. T.raothy at $2@ 
2,10. 
Vegetables.—P otatoes .soil well, considering tho 
strong prices. Nova Scntia and recent railroad sup¬ 
plies undersell stored lots u trltlo. Cubhage* aro 
lower . Southern green »i nil' rails off sonic of the de¬ 
mand. lint-house encumbers V do/., $.’@2.05; do. 
mushrooms is E..40@56c. | 
Potntoes.—llerinuda potatoes, $?@S: Peaclv Blows, 
V bbl.*3.7&@4.(X». Early Koso.pnmo,t3.:.V,ol.OO; Peer¬ 
less and Jackson whlto.ffi.2liffln.lkl; Prlnno Albert, 
$.'25@3.50: sweet, l)e Hi ware, $4..'0@4,7.'>; Vlrgluia. 
— . Cabbage* V 106, ((', *l() Marrow squash. B 
bbh. $1.26@1.37. Hubbard Squash. $1.75. New Him- 
slim turnips. \i> bush ,75e.@ —. Ofiliius—Hi id and Yel¬ 
low. $ Ubl.. # -, .50i,(,3.2 •; wldto. fl®5. Celery, V do*., 
75c.@l:26. Southern spinach, .V hh)., U@2.'.*5; do. 
knlo, M.2.V».l..'l). Bermuda toma toes. box, 42..',d@d. 
WOOL—Manufacturers have been buying minx 
freelv. Western Ueee.es aro in smii 11 Stock and real¬ 
ize strong price*. Texas are plenty and buyers h ive 
ihe advantage. r«urotula otfered at easy tlgurcu- 
I'ullcdaro Ucldllrudy. 
DOMESTIC—FLEECE. 
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia— 
XXX and Pickloc*. 50 @52 
XX... 45 @ 48 
X. 42 @ 11 
No. 1... 43 ® 45 
No. 2. 10 @44 
Common. 34 @ .37 
Combine...53 op 66 
New York, Michigan, and Wisconsin— 
XX. 38 @ 42 
X. 37 @ 16 
No. 1. 10 ffl 
No. 2. 39 @41 
Common.88 @ 36 
Combing. 60 @ 65 
Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee— 
XX... 38 @10 
X. .37 @46 
No. I.. 40 @13 
No. 2. 38 ffl 40 
Coarse.31 @ 34 
Combing.50 ffl 66 
Combing, unwashed. 36 @ 88 
Illinois, luwa and Minnesota— 
XX. 37 @1(1 
X. 36 @38 
No. 1.. 39 @42 
No. 2. 37 @46 
Common . 30 @ 33 
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana- 
Fine. unwashed. 80 @32 
Medium, unwashed. 27 @2!) 
Common, unwashed... 20 @23 
Burry. . 15 @50 
It047H R8TEK, Feb. 9. Flour market strong; 
spring, $7.50: umber winter, $8,1X1: white wlnt«r,48.60; 
tloublo extra. $9.00. llye hour quiet ut $5.00. Wheat 
Steady: Milwaukee club. $1.19@1.M); amber winter, 
tl.36@1.48, white winter, $1.46fflLSf>. Oats, nominal 
at 40@43c. Corn quiet at 5s@6ZC. Corn tuoal. $1.25 
opl.od. BuUer.23ffl26c. Choaae. I.VtlSc. Eggs,25@28c. 
Lard. Il@13e. Apples, bn.. H0@40e. Potatoes. Im., 
Oilc.ctfl.ll. fit;ana. V bti., 1.75Ji»3.10. Mesa pork. I18.IH). 
Wool, ;’6<i,;«io. Ilay,$12® 16. 81 raw,I*ado Timothy 
*e>„1. »2.0U@'-V2.>: I'.lnver, $8r-»9.50. Mill feed IImi at 
$20 for short*. $22 for shlpstufl*. and $20 for mid¬ 
dling*. Railroad FreighL'i—Flour to Boston, 45c. F 
bbl.i to New York.3. c.i to Albany, 26c. 
Fertilizers.—T he following is the detailed list of 
retail prices In tho city : 
Per 
Phos. Acid. Ammonia, 100 
Ammonia. percent, percent, lbs. 
Sulphate of Ammonia. 27 $6 60 
Nitrate of Soda...- - 17@I8 4 60 
Dried Blood or Flesh, ground. - 10 2 00 
do. do. - 13® 16 3 00 
Ammonia awl Plv<*. Arid. 
Dried Bonn and Flesh, line.. .20®25 4@5 2 06 
do, do. ....1U@I5 6®8 2 06 
Dissolved Bone(Mapcs).15@17* - 2 25 
Plain Superphosphate, min’l..Il@14* — 2 90 
Bone. Black, ground.36@3H- - 1 50 
S. C. Phosphate rock, «round.25@27t - 1( 0 
Pure a’d Bone r lour (Mape»)..20@25 4 <«5 2 1.7 
do. fine. do. 20@?5 4'<«5 2 15 
do. coarser grades, proportionally lower. 
Quano.&c. Potash. Acid. nia. 
No. 1 Peruvian. 2@3 13@I6 10 $3 90 
do , guur'teed.. 3 16® 18 7 2 60 
do., rectiued... 2 10* 10- 3 25 
Ammon lau d super¬ 
phosphate (Mapes)... — io@M* y@ i 2 25 
* Soluble and Available. + Insoluble. 
Potato. 
German Potash Halts...li®16 — — 128 
Sulpli. of Potash. 44 - - 4 00 
Nttrato of Potash— ..1'2®41 - 15® 16 9 50 
Muriate of Potash. 50 - - 3 00 
Sundries. 
Ground Plaster, per ton, In barrel*.$8 (W 
Agricultural Salts —... .. . 
Bone Meal. line, for cattle.. 
do.. coarse for fowls. 3 00 
Salt or Nitre Cuke (sulphate of sodu), ground, 
In barrels, per ton.25 70 
Sulphuric Add, 66 ilog. (euiboya 41.75 extra)— 2 25 
Ammo- Phos. Per 
nla. Lime. Ton. 
Dry ground Kish Guano (brand 
yulnnlpiac Co,).8@10 15 $35@40 
Sol. 
Ammo- Phos- Per 
mu. phate. Ton. 
Soluble Nitrogeuo’e Phosphate 
(brand QuinnIpiac Co.)..3® 4 1C®18 $33@3S 
Buffalo tloneat Fertilizers (L. L. Crocker). 
Bone 
$35@!0 
Am. Bone Superphos¬ 
phate.2S3 
Pure Ground Bones, 
Steamed.— 
Phospb. Ammo- 
Potash. of Lime. nla. 
23® 28* 
American, extra flno. 72®', Is.: fine, 7(V<7>71s.: good, 61 
cuss., common and low snides, 3fl@5fl. English 
Cheddar, 78@94s,: W dtshlro double. flflfflTli.: Cheshire 
medium. SOiii.Kis.; fine, 7(kii8ls.: Scotch. 66®768. Dutch 
Cheese—Edam*. fi0®70s.: Gondas. 5fl<®66».; Derby 
shape, 62@(i8s., V cwt. 
In hotter ihere la an improved demand. Extra 
fine Is scarce and sdla freely at the advance, tho 
tendency being still upward. Extra tine American 
Is tirmly bold for 130 to 1108, E cwt. Prices aro us 
follow*: 
Clonmels, 140@154S.: Oork-s, I:i6@l3li*. Dorzeta. 170s.: 
Jersey, Ul* : Friesland. 1I8@1A0*: Danish and Swe¬ 
dish, EYNKfla.: American. 80@H0s P cwt, Olenmar- 
gartne,40@9fe. V cwt. 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. 
New York, Feb. 10. 1877. 
RECEIPTS OP LIVE STOCK. . 
HUaqp A 
Bonvoa. 
CftWf. 
Cirlrva. 
.. 2,841 
20 
354 
3,387 
000 
26 
02 
37 
5.297 
OOO 
.. (106 
no 
uoo 
000 
8.649 
. 0,370 
00 
2 
13,869 
10,037 
..9^31 
I 2 
393 
23,0,73 
18,080 
..13,579 
61 
693 
31,280 
21,471 
Fortieth St. 
REErns.—Trade was steady on Monday last on a 
moderate run of horned cattle; prices did not re¬ 
cover, and miles were elibeled from. 7R@12e. $i lb.; 
weight'. SJ4@l3cwt. Wednesday, tntrlu batter at 
7H'@12kc.: weights, 6N@l"'i ewt. Tb(\igdiiy, sales 
at8X@ 11.Vic,: weights. aQfflK cwt. Friday, the mar- 
kct i dosed firm at eV allWc- weigh!*. 6\@8 cwt. 
From &4@58 lbs., net., ha* been allowed. Texan 
steer* sold at 8x@9!»e., being corn red; native, 
7r.rntoo 10*;<•.; grade, l0.G@1?c. OXen,8@10c. Dry cows, 
t 9Hc. Mixed herd*, OffllO.^C. Bulls, live weight, 
3.:>(j@4.i .1 per cwt. 
Mn.cn Cows—Sales rattier caffer; quality from 
poor tn fair. Eleven cows sold at $30@&0 V head; 
9 do. at f1*@05; 16 do. ut $50@70: 16 do. at, $73**1 _ 
calves Included. One springer for $62. One fresh 
heifer, f50-without calf. 
VFA LS AND CALVES. - Trade very small. Smooth 
quality Veals not quoted. Course quality calves 
part meal fed flic8c. V ID. also at $9® It V head. 
SREEP AND LAMBS. — Monday Inst, trade was ln- 
aciivt?—amt the Hocks to send were not all sold off at 
noon : prices remained Hr , , Sheep old In large lot* 
at l\@7e.; iamb* lit 7VC. Wednesday, trade fair: 
Sheep at 4k@6*(e.i lamb* not quoted. Thursday 
sobs in sheep fair tM4VStt7tfe.l himhs not on sale. 
Friday, the markets rinsed fair; sheep, 5U@7Ho.; 
lamb* held on sale. Kentucky sheep $i.90®5 50 V 
cwt. Ohio do. I -@7c. %> fli. Ciinada do. B@6Vc. 
Michigan, do., f6.2U®5,^S V ewt.: Pennsylvania do. 
f*V H>. HtatO do.tO!a;@f.p w e. Uliuol.n do. 5*s@6c. 
lnillona dr. Owe. Slate la min 7q. 
IIoc.3. One Car load of Ohio hogs sold on Live 
weight nt $.1.56)4 V cwt. 2 car loads do. at OXc. P 9>. 
Trade In city dressed has been uncertain late on 
Saturday luftt price* dropped to 7Yo. P th. general 
sale*. Monday prices advanced to 8®81Ce. V n>. 
Wednesday siilea were effected at -o., utnee when 
trade lias been. 
Horse Market.—B viiiaowt *iow, but none tho 
worse as to rates obtained. Thirtv-one poor quill- 
ity light liSrnes* horse* sold at $5.7®it0 19 beau: 19 
ordinary horse.*, ISSaal!*) V head; 2 pair* Ntylish eur- 
rhvje horse*.$I,flO(l@t.23U V pair; 3 course qaiillty 
brougham horse*. $200®295 V heaiL, I .,iv|l*h do. 
do., S.Jfl; T pairs r miilv carriage horles, $30(l®460 V 
p: Ir; pairs choice qnulitv heavy rlnift horse*. $500 19 
pair: city railroad do.. $fifv.«i25 t< head; stage lino 
do.. $13"ia;2C0 Ik head. Fourteen horse* arrived per 
Krlo Hallway. 
Comparative Bates. 
, ... This week. I.a»t week. 
Qualttu. Cants. Lents. 
Good. 10 lf@l 2 K lO’kiillt 
9air...10 @109; 10 @I6_S 
Poor.9> 4 ® 9 : k 0V .* 9V 
Poorest.. 7X@ 9 7K@ 9 
Gen. soiling rate*.‘J&ffllOK 9)i@10)i 
$33@33 
ADVERTISING RATES: 
Inside, nth and 15th pages (Agate space), .lac per line 
13th page.... so 
Outslilo or l!L*t page.. flu “ 
Fifty per ct. extra for unusual display. 
Special Notices, leaded, by count. 70 “ 
Business ** .... so «• 
Reading " ... .l.oo “ 
No. 1 Penman Guano-Potash. 
ABSOLUTE PROTECTION and 
choice of a Fertilizer OF ALMOST 
ANY DESIRED STRENCTH in Am¬ 
monia, Phosphoric Acid and Pot¬ 
ash, at prices EVEN LOWER than 
those current in France and Ger¬ 
many, as quotod by Prof. Villo and 
Prof. Coessman. 
Circular* mailed free containing fotrmln.* for 
Prof. Vllle’g Onuniplctc Fertilizer manures 
for .Special Crop*. Exhaustion, pcriure, of Am¬ 
monia, Phosphoric Achl uml Potash, by leading 
crops. Barn-yard Manure, Chemicals und l’cruv n 
Guano compared. 
8co advertisement, current No. Am. Agriculturist, 
on page 32. 
CHABLE) V. MAPES, 158 Front 8t.. N. Y. 
DON’T FAIL TO 
USE THE 
BUFFALO HONEST FERTILIZERS 
ON ALL SPRING CROPS. 
Ammoniated Bone Super Pliosphate, 
AND 
Pure Ground Bones. 
Tho purity of these good* I* guaranteed, und Ihelr 
standard proved by regular analyse* of I'rof. G.A. 
Lioblg of Baltimore, and other eminent chomlsl*. 
Highest I’mill ill III and lYIedlil ol Honor 
on a iiled by the Ceoteiioinl Coiiiinissloii nl 
tile I nierniitional Exposition, I'liiludelpliiii, 
1S7«. 
Send for new Spring Circular, containing full di¬ 
rections and testimonials. 
Office 252 Washington Street, Biillalo, N. Y, 
7K@ 9 
omwi 
SPECIAL NOTICES. 
UKfccN~nUUSt AND HOT BED GLASS, 
both plain and ground: manufactured by Page, 
Hahdino A Co., Hit State St., Boston. Also, Blue 
Glass - Pleasanton’s Shads. Wholesale and retail. 
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 
Boyer, N. P Farm Seeds, ( atile, Sheep, Ttc. 
llnidloy MC’g Co.—King of Harrows. 
Brnvley, Jiune*—The BuiTulo Pitts 'I hreshor, 
Burlington A MiHuouri It. U.—The best Land at tho 
lowe*l prle- *. 
Carson, Wm. H. Fiower end 5 egetablt; Seeds. 
Clinton Bros. 46 Mixed Card*. 
Cole tc Bro —feed Calulognes free. 
Cole* A Co. —Eureka Jewelry C. skct. 
Crocker.X,. L.-BullaIo Honost. Fertiltzcrc. 
Crosman Bro*.—Onion Heed 
Fleming, Janie* Munnnt of Garden Requisites. 
Gregg A < u,— Oftborn’s SulUv Plow. 
Gregg A; C i.—TlieM. iiiluw King Mower. 
Hale*, n<uiry —: In* PoiKti y. 
Hustiul, J. B. 26Funny Carda. 
I Jnlngion. C. M.—13 New Article*. 
M image i’ A. c. (’e-Vuluuhln Information. 
PI ceoix, F. K.—Tree* and i’lunt*. 
lteed A Co., Guo. I 27 Kleuant Cards. 
Saul. John-Catulogiio of New. Rare and Beautiful 
Plants, 
Shumway, K. 1J.—Choice Fresh Speds. 
The Dihgoe A Conurd Co.—Beautiful ever-blooming 
Rose.*. 
Travelers Insurance Company. 
SPECIAL NOTICES. 
Page, Harding A Co.—Berkshire Green-house and 
Hot-bed Glass. 
COUNTSY CHEESE MARKET. 
Little Falls, N. Y.. Feb. 10,1877. 
TilERE has been very little doing In the market 
this week and we have no change to note In prices. 
A few farm aninf cheese have been sold at from 8 to 
12Xc., according to quality. Nearly all the farm 
dairy cheese coming forward is late-made — tho end 
of the season’s make. In factories tho market is 
drill and not much being offered. Our quotation* 
arc about the aanu* a* last week, un i may be put-at 
H5£ to 13)40. forKOoil to lair lot.*of late-made cheese. 
Extra tine of September make is not offered, but 
would bring from U to I4)lc. 
The butter market is weak, and sales are slow for 
wintcr-malo: at 22 to 25e. There Is no grass butter 
offered, and deulers are ordering smalt lut* from the 
lower tier of counties to supply bom» demands, 
gome of our dairymen now be«iu to talk about the 
new crop, small parcels Of which will liegin In be 
n ude at the fartndaiitesiihriutuicttrstcir March. 
We have advices from abroad t" the third week In 
January. Our Loudon correjppndent *uv* t.hero ore 
large transaction* In Aralirlixn ehfie«e, which, with 
English, is very tirxu. Tho Intermediate qualities 
are scarce and are Inquired for. We give quotations 
as follows: 
Discount on 4 insertion*. 5 per ct.: 8 jns.. 16 per ct.r 
13 ins., 15 per ct.; 28 ins., 20 per ct.; 52 in.*., 25per ct. 
l~3f~ No advertisement inserted for less than $2. 
SUGAR MAKER’S FRIEND 
More Agents 
wanted to c«n- 
11 ' KNT GaI.VAN- 
izitD Metallic 
Eureka Sap Spouts and bucket 
Han’uehs. Samples, Cirimlurs and 
Terras sent post-paid on rec’t of 20c. 
C. Ci POST, Mah’F .It I’/it’e, Uurlinv’ton, Vt. 
W’ o. ® 
O H 
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^ T'S 
*b * 
T'R'pT'rO Plants. Spring List* free. F. K’ 
PlKENIX. Bloomington Nursery, 111. 
My annual Gntnloffue of Vegetable onil Flower Seed 
fur 1877 will ho ready by JuniO'i v.niul *«: t KRl'.Eto 
all who apply, I UStOhier* i'f last, season need out 
write for it. 1 offer utie of the largest collPcilons of 
vegetable seed ever in ut out l,y ally seed l ou-elu 
Aroerlca.il large portion id' which were gr< wti ell luy 
*Uc send farm*. I'rnitnl ilincl0ms.for t ultivulonon 
every package. Allseed sold from mt ritjildUhniebt 
warranted to ho nntn (resliand true to nuine- mi far. 
that should it pi-bye otherwise T will u iill the order 
RttUift. A-i tho nrigltml Inirndinjer of the Huhhurd 
and Mnrtuelieud gquiiHho.*, me Marblehead (iibi uce*, 
und a score of other new vegetable*. I Invite the pat¬ 
ronage ot all who are anxious to h"Ve. their sent jnsli, 
true, anil of the very In st strain. New Vl’tSIftlilcs 
h Hpecinlry. 
JAMES J. II. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mas*. 
■i D MILL. 
HALLADAY’S 
STANDARD, 
Perreetly Helf-Beanliitlng. v . 
Tho Beat, <’boauest. most Du- , 
ruble and Popular Mill mado. 1 
Manufactured under tho 1 in- JVJlK 
mediate supervision of In- Mflyp ^ 
22 YEARS. jm i ’S 
S 3 ,ooo,ooo Mm 
worth now in use. T, ^ fAJ i 1 '* 
Send for Ulus- ivfc Jeffs //v\i\ .• 
trated Cataloguo *'i&G 
and Price List. 
U. 5. WIND ENGINE P?T-‘- - 
Batavia, III. ? -tu 1 1 " ,&L 
BUTTER WORKER. 
ft The most Etfectlvo, 
_i , Yc^ Simple and Convon- 
•• lent y- t Invented. 
' liV “i h* 714Mb*. In 
' working out the hi!t- 
f -- I temillk find mixing in 
[I the suit. Send for clr- 
. -l-l - oular anil price list*. 
A. H. REID, No. 6 North 18th St., Philadelphia Pa. 
I ^IVE ELEGANT SHEETS Off iMl'SIG (now 
for Piano, by mail for ONLY HO t ENTS, as 
follows: 
The President’s Quickstep.Raphea 1 lo 
Verdlcie Walt*.... .. ... Mtriuiss 
Overture... From the Opera William Tell 
The Broken-down Swell or To-Day. Song and Chorus 
..mm ■ Sontf undCuorus 
r. < 11 nt VOU piocort mall oil on ri*crlpt of 
Pustallard. AddrohM IlITCIfUOCK PlJliUsUINU* 
CO M 10c:urtlaniJc>t., New Vork, 
The Anti-Friction Hay Carrier 
labor nml money. Ur«iitnpJr*; ihc/np- 
Y mMf filiiii; IWMiiivc ; itiim' on ! i-lion rul t«vii«-«s 
y ^ '■■k - * wilLt oiitu Uwk 011 vli-hl. loblluv- The Lru l i* 
i^ti • v *i lljtf «irri*pc/>it 5 butN trills ur.aiy 
n» o hi iiN 4 t. No trouble iV"it £ct- 
L ,m ~ uy r U*. \»H4 t Or to '.hit . ...» nf .,! « p 
/'‘Tjw’jK'vT ’ * M tt V i* ilri'l'fi«*«l wlivnt wnntctl, arui lue 
JmPT !J work of irivwlliy »» f. -iiKv.l, Truck should bo 
K^Wlr ^ P u ^ 11 P ww whilit barns arc full* 
Sfoa for cl6 iil.tr* «ji ,1 for triv.k'ng 
bnru, to k. S<» lij<] l ii^lttp & rump <*o., I!a« 
Wj trivia. III., iiuniif,i. J nr,<M o' iho Old RvlUbl^ 
IlaliaiUay SUnUard Wiuti Mill. 
luindr 
nt im^ 
raw bn**. 
WnJ work < 
v put l|( 
free for 2 stamps. N. P. BOYER, Parkesburg, Pa. 
Act a* Agent 1—Reader, if there is no agent for 
the Rural In your locality please become one by 
orm ins a club. It will pay. 
