APRIL 24 
LONDON PURPLE 
Since Wednesday the dressed beef market has be¬ 
come dull and buying was not sharp at the prices, 
but a fair trade resulted by the close of yesterday at 
the following prices. Among the offerings was a 12- 
car lot or fair Texas JtIUerfl. whi'h sold at 8<K<o9c.: 
7 cars cf Colorado uud native sillier*, mixed, at 8Y(a! 
9<KC.. to dre-- M It. and 1 loads Of Ohio Still ova, at tie., 
lessWM. each, A few rough oxen and thin steers 
were sold as low a* 7^7•?<<!.. to dm* a 66 ft, but com¬ 
mon tu fair sieej* brought from 8so- to He,, io dress 
5It. with good to Clmlca at UViHlHnc , to diess,all 
pound-—latter price !• r two car-loads for export 
alive. Fat corn teil aud distillery-fed bulls were sold 
at 3Hf fttJsr.. live wciguL. 
Cows and Caivks.—R eceipts were light and not 
of attractive quality, few sell lug above $10 and $20 is 
quoted for some. At this part of Ihe year a num¬ 
ber or good milkers would find purchasers, but the 
call for new butter, especially this spring, will be apt 
to keep good rbxk lit (he country. Good to prime 
lresh cow.-s wouLt realize $50 aW per head. 
VEAt. CAl.VK9.-The market has suffered one of the 
surfeits incident to aprlug, uud prices have ruled un- 
profltubly low ling-dressed have lost most, und this 
week ought to wind up the shipments, as butchers 
can supply the wants of trade, lave calves. N. .1. » nd 
thicks On., enotce, 7o.i prime, HaitiSlate, choice, 
Bo.i do. prime, ti^loCC,; fair to flood, Mtf.M : poor, tu? 
t'Ac.; Ml. 11 ully, good to choice. tl<47wq,: butt«r»ulk. 
3iu4c.; grass, ik-toUc.; hog-Urcased, N. J., choice, Ra'. C : 
good to prime. 7ia8o.; state, good to choice, 7tk8c.; 
fair to good. «f*7c.; poor to r»tr, 3vi 5c. 
SllKKI’ AND LAMBS—Receipts for week, at, 111 
head; do. last week, 17.96s do. Sheep have also had 
a dragging week. The following were full prices at 
the close. Shtop at IWiftlwith a load of pnrue 
Michigan at f7^fi A car-loud of coarse lilijioifl clip- 
ued cheep were sold at $4 I 6<64.01H P It., a small lot of 
common Ohio do., tu, »4 80. and a deck-load Of prime 
do. ataMC. V ft, Some urn-horn yearling lambs were 
n, Id at bkfnisVsc.. a few clipped do. at tic., ami a num¬ 
ber of spring iambs at f5|j6 it) V head. 
SWINE.— Receipts for week. 34,100 bead ; do. last 
wees. 3U207 do. Live dull aH,H"*}Xc. . 
Country -dressed pork In looutugita regular fall, with 
warmer weather. Light weight, 7.u.7Xc.: medium, OH 
: heavy. Oulllic., city dressed quoted on ebange. 
Minnesoui “ straight." Inferior to very fanoy. at $5.15 
®7.23, and patent inferior to fancy at ♦6.00@8.35,: un¬ 
sound stock at from »2 75-7*5 25 : city mill extra at 
$6,01U«.S5 for fair to fancy West Indies ; do. for Eng¬ 
land, S4.lr0a5.25 for poor to very funry; do. trade and 
family extra*, »A.2V®T.00|' do. for tsom h Amortoa, fo 00 
at;.50; No, 2 at »2je5»3.60 (or poor to very a;.nice. 
i Fitkstt Flit;IT9-—Exports of apple* for wank, 1,1550 
bbla. The stock of apple* is almost out Of store, and 
railroad receipts in good order are Ortu. 
Extra Baldwin* and Greenings *4.51) *5; other $2.oQ 
»3.50: niodf, HI 75.ali.25. Stniwberri.s have ratoa 
higher, owing to dtiuiulfheO receipts. North Caru- 
linaft are poor as a rule, quoted StS.fillo, qt.: Chas., 
best. 10.1 di'-.: poor, Il.wtsie,: Fla.. < 'i .iiiberrics. 
$3 75*150 P ciete. Qu.la-Joiu foi Fla, oranges are 
no longer uf usj W producers, aa no more commor- 
cUI pfrcels a’e H come l‘ii.nuts quiet hut hold 
last price*; Va. liatnl-picked 6X'4*hu extra prime, 
at,'t.>Wc.; good to prime, ; slicUud. 5Ht«4(le. 
illckoi y lima.90c (c$l. 
KdBB and Skinb -Reports fr m the German sale 
have not had «ny favorable l tluonce on the market 
hero. Muskrat, a special shipment from Dlls to the 
Genian market, sold «t a bail decline. The domestic 
mm Uot ts unsettled espeebilly for late caught sluua, 
bull future business with snipperseveu for best (u s 
will Iivh to lie made giving them a iutr margin for 
currying over. 
GIIA IN.—Wheat is freely offered mid ia lower 
lulest sale* are ot No. I white at tl.tlKiil^U, ilo. April 
ui $l.2i Jt'(G.23.'-i 1 do., May. at $1.25a l.2tif»: No. I 
white in f 124; ungraded white at#i26; Nu. 2 red 
at at.lUupL&i . do., do. April option, at *1.32.»1,3:1 h;; 
do., May at $U«*1 30,do. dune at $ US.Hujl.2lXi; 
No. 3 red at $1.24; ungraded red at lAfusHSi.30; un- 
grueed Minn«Hoia spring at $1.26 ui store, it ye is 
quiet at Dili. for prime SiUitCJ*iloat. Colo is Hi a <1 0 - 
entn; ami uiotlviateiy active; latest sales oi New 
Yolk No. 2, at sSjjlHC-i up., April, at OOVaolC.: do., 
May, at ldA«vh'.o.; do.. June, »t td.Hu.i New 
Yor* sternum mixed at tdXaMXc.; do.; April 
nl 50HC.; ungraded tutxeo YVesieru at dliaNlu.; Now 
Yurt yellow at tuifc. Oats ale fairly acuvo and 
pric. sunny Sale* Ot No. 1 white 40c.; No. 2 while Ul 
•idulTo.: No. 3 white at 4‘;H®(4 V New Yolk No. l 
aUlHC.: New York No. 2 at WigflXc.; do.. May, at 
380 ,; No. 3 at 40«.; ungraded white Western at 4 o@43c.s 
ungraded mixed W'estemat I'tftiGo.: white bia.<e at il 
sM.Hc.; mixed State at 4i<ei2c.; No. 2 Chicago at 
4iHc." 
HAY and Sthaw.—O fferings are fair but demand 
good and prices steady. 
Nhipplmt hay quoted at 70c.; retail lots at 50(a8jc. 
for nediuui, and satofl, tor beLter qualities; clover. 
(iSotOO. Ntraw st $1(0.1.05 for long rye; SSt^IUir. for short 
rye, aiui WaOiio. Tor oat, 
Exports for week, 1,9.0 IlIcs. 
Hops. -Trade cinliuues tlack and prices are un¬ 
changed. yuniutions are for 
Cents per ft. 
New York, fancy. N; mini. 
New YurK, new crop, good and choice.Jd tivdd 
New York, hew crop, medium.31 <8.33 
New Y'ork, new crop, low to fair.2T u>2U 
Eastern, new crop...27 («J30 
Wiaconmi. new crop.2. ei/35 
YuarltugS.. 7 «l» 
Olds, all growths. 4 tn/10 
l J amdc Const, aew ...30 <«3o 
Tacidc Coast olds (nominal) . 5 <a,lU 
Milk.—P ricss paid to farmers for March were 2x 
®4*c. 
Maple Sugar.— Ocmmd good at il®i3«o. for 
cukes; reh' eu Uratlleboro, Vermont, exceeds these 
prices. Sirup, 75»f l t* gal., in tin. 
POPMHT AND Game—O rdinary freah-killed poul¬ 
try uas i ad a slow Hale and the season la atxnu over 
for sh patents from remote point*. 1'ruun poultry 
ha* lost its xtcudf ceuiand. cuickeo* veiling a-, low as 
IOC.; a lew lota ot fancy Veriuout turkeys have made 
20 't he truce, however, wlh soon run into its regu¬ 
lar Bprltig Channel tor near point ilre.-ied such ss 
yanti. atiit sume siilpuictu* <>f n. J. stock. 
Turkey*. cluili.e, auittll, UvSnic.; mcUniin. 13Cgl4c.; 
lair to good, imtull lowlic 1 large, lOrfifc,; I'n la,, dry- 
pickou ipaui;-: uapous, I'ti.ia. large, 24a*tic.; siuail, 
22a,23c.! sirps.lH.-2Ui'.; chickens, wuner,large. Plum., 
2 wa,3*c.( suiail, Wka.'fkJ.; Hpriug, per lb., 4W»Jlo,j fait, 
I’hiht., d.-p-i l8#23c.i yearling, y'uila., U.-p., G^ltic.; 
Jersey. »' 12 a He,, fowm, Philu., d.-p.. Ih<jl3u.; 
Jei'm-v, giaid to prime, State goOJ to prime, 
12a 13—i Western, good to pniiic, MJA12C . poor to fair, 
isMibC. L»oc*», 4‘litis, d. p„ ISalHu.: Jersey. ltialHc.; 
■vtate Ikai'C ; WenLeril It-olfo ; Wuoterii. poor, llAfS 
12C.: squacs, white, V uox.. f ;.5p<t3 ; dark, *l.;'5(ail.75. 
j.ive puuary are to niodcruto .ucply ana bring tsir 
piicia. A lew aoUthcru crops have brought lie. 
Turney* oxtoly ktfiady. 
ChUKviia, spring, laige, per pair, 7uC.n»*l ; Binall, 4U 
inlilid.; towla. Joist y, 12c.; Wcstein, lln*l2c.; rooaiers, 
&.a.(ic.; tuihcys, miked, if<5t:c; dunk*, Jnisoy, N. Y. 
A F» . pi r pair, 75e h5$l; WcMern, Uli«75c.' geese, 
Jersey, *i .5 jii3: N. Y <k l'a., *1.5(l(uli.i5; Western, 
mixed. $l.lh£5t,37; pigeons, JiaiuO 
Wild Clicks have no decided price; buyers have 
droppud them on account ot poor quality We sel¬ 
dom sell op to May. The feature of the week is 
ubuuilautsui'piy ui pigeons ; prime, including I’euii. 
Ibe , poor, 60c.; Eng. smpe uu. plover, »l5Um,i.75; 
suud snipe, 3ua t0c. 
l'KOVtstoNS—Have bean freely offered at lower 
ptio s. l*ora qao,ed at for new for April »l till itU; .May 
at $.0 .'hJ, uud Juno at $iu.57(iilu tU; July ut $IO,<a)^10.7j. 
Dacon ‘ 11 * 0)4 ior long clear mid ,J4 fur short clear, 
lssrd—Wssteru ateaiii iu7.'.’i) for »i>ot lots, 7.2iKg.72;>4 
for .May ; 7.2> Tor Atml; l.27n lor June, riteariiie «t 
'i4c, tor pr me. Beet— Ex a a India mois at $13<a:;u 
for city and $■’<» for flillHdelphla and at $ 0,.(i.u,a lor 
extra Ulese, and $ltl tor plain ioc-b. 't'al.ow at u.l-tij 
lor pruub. 
Uecelpts for week, pork, l.sU) bbls.; beef, 250 pkgs.; 
cut-meats, 25 ‘M pkgs ; Urn 2i,b.i0 plcgu. Kxpoits tor 
do., pora 4,SUJ bbls.. onet, 3,2,3 pkgs.; bacon, hams 
au j chuUMeiH, M,7o5,830 lbs.; mru, 7,20:,50J lbs. 
Seed.— Clover ia weak at C tor Western and 
7,S»(w8c. for Shale. 
VLGKTABLB8.—Exports for week,92j bt'U potatoes. 
I.ow prices are the ruin of pointoc. this apnng.it 
is too IhW for Uolderaot even fine qualities too*p;ct 
a turn tu tlicir lavor. I'riiue new navi; lun* uetuatid. 
iieiHuulu, new r bnl. *5 5UaKM)i k'mridg, new, Ki.se, 
t 0 iu>‘i. Chill fted, $4,<v4 61; cull*. $2.2,ia!u;s liaily Hos i. 
N. a., bulk, * .;uu«l,o7 AlalUc, per d «it. tool., H.75; 
otalo. $i,)o(rt>i.iO: lu hulk p bbl. $i.26.g,l.ju ; proiido 
N.S. pai d.-n. bl>i. tl.2ui4l.3V; iu bun. ti.23tol.3f; ,Mer. 
i*i, tie Ik, t< bbl, *l.0(kh!.l2 l Chill fedd, built, * bbl, 
YltoLTJl Couch blow ,b t tile, whim, per e.-h.bbl., $1,50.# 
1.16: red. $<,37i»l,bU' (<iiow Unite, tolute, 11.50a 1.75; Poei- 
lo ,s. Ntute. n.iM*v$l'l2: bulk, $£; Jrrm-y. liulB,o0^7uc,: 
»wi'ct potutoes, V bill. Grotin srntf has a fair 
dcmaiiu but quotations preveot a huge movement 
Tuo iisHoiinivut ts not attractive and ttmt tact will 
pto : ole buelnuM) when the WOillier becomes setllcd 
Carrota soai'iC and Wanted. Tomatoes,.Fla., 4* uu., 
Vital-.it NaaBud, boX.tOC.a $1 , H>-rmuda, illaU o.; beets 
Bermuda, new. 4K erftto; Ha,, $ ,76fi«i.60; uuciimoel's, 
Fla, *2.3-(94. wax beans. Hu. $.’<t*2 3d; su-iiik beans. 
Honda, ro~und, 2p*i.5U; Uar. $ 1 . 5(102 ; squash, Ha„ 
white, #l»s4.80; green pen*, N. 47., H bbl. crate, $ 1 . 4 } 
OU, Ctias. uud Siiv., email, $2uji2 3U; large, $2a2.50; 
asparagus. Norf., C per don belts. $3oti>,30 ; Chas., 
♦ oo2. bcUs fJah. kale, Nort-.V * bh, ,ViC.mi*1.2.i; Balti¬ 
more, p«r oag. iowubc.. kal#, I. 1. 4* bbl., $timl..5; spin¬ 
ach, Non., t2.3us3.5o; Bal 11 more, *: 01 * 42,30 rudisoe*. 
Norf., found ♦ lOUbUlicheb. ,5o.ut$L23 loug, *liy,h23; 
»qua»u, UlUi roW, per Uui., *l.ld<it2; Uuboai u, *1.76 3 '; 
esubage. Ch’u auO Nav., *4.5UWiOj Fiu,, new, $4.5Ug5; 
ohiohs Bermuda, uew $ cram, *2 23.u7.6U; white, »i 
bbl,, $4.30iati.i*l, yellow, ff.OOiftlU'O. fso, fiiaattrn, I4.o0 
qtia; beets. V bb).. *l.it>.n«, tunilps, Uus»iu, 73c.afl.25; 
cuttots, $1 - 2it» i,?j. iiiH-huuae products — Cucum- 
hi.T*, leiQctcp. t< 101 . *2)42.23; do., secouda and culls. 
7 uCi«i| .lii); iiollahes, * UW bucheS, *'2®JA0; rhubaro, 
*oia i; ietiuco, extra, 4< do*., 50,<eiac.; fair to good, 26(a) 
6 U 0 ; currots, V 1 U) bunches, *)3.vy'i. 
Wool,—T he market is much quieter and there is a 
weak feeling, morepurtioulary no line grades. Latest 
sales * re of X and -Y.Y and above Ohio at 34(a:33c.: 1 jwa 
at 38 tuc.i AledHerratieah at Wo.; scoured Ckilforuitt 
ut H'.tiiJ.c.; fall California at 270.; Capo tit 3«<*37c ; 
Montevideo at uOc.; WeBtoru Texas at 22 , 3 , 300 .; Terri¬ 
tory at 3'2(g)A)c.i Oregon at 45c, 
Mark 
Valuable insecticide for the extermination of the COLORADO BEETLE, COTTON WORM and CANKER 
WORM. For Prices, Circulars ami opinions write. 
HKMINGW,VVS LOYDOX Pl'RPLE COMPANY, (Limited) !M) Water St.. New York. 
Professor (’. V. Riloy «ajv London Purple can be more effectually sprinkled or sprayed on to tha plan 1 
than Paris-green, by virtue of its greater tine.mtss. 
Professor C. F. Beesey say s; it projiliRos to be a most excellent remedy, it qiiidcly kills both the Larva and 
the Winged insects. 
Professor J. L. Build says • A single application placed every one of llie pcet&on their bucks over the ground, 
either dead or in a dying condition, iu less than six hours. 
THE BELCHER & TAYLOR 
A.Q’Xi TOOL CO. 
Manufacture this 
Jf Plow of the fceaf. Car 
yjjr* Wheel Iron ; also of 
Jf Patent Hard Meta'- 
n v 'Jr The handles rltuat- 
ing from one Ride.bi 
JdUL fingZa tho other tw the pirrw 
V r <gf5T^ l is turned at the eud 
sJrL tJ of the furrow, ona 
iff) j/ , r . blPBthe plowman to 
.. . -7. - walk squarely hohlnd 
: ^ the plow- a feature 
•— — -— not possessed by any 
other Side-Hill Plow. It does as good work as any 
Laud-Side Plow. For further particulars and prices 
Bend for our new III ant rated Catalogue. Address 
GEO. S. TAYLOR, Agent, 
Chicopee Kails, Afass. 
CHALLENGE WIND MILLS 
Victorious at all fairs. Over 7,00(1 In 
itctuolnsn in every State and I'rrrl- 
iXiry of the U. S. 11 ts a section wheel- 
lias beau made by tha present Co, for 
toll years, in all that tluio not one hag 
blown down without tower breaking 
a record no other mill can show. Wo 
__ nblic to determine their merit. Mills 
sent on 30 days' trial. Best Feed Mills, Corn Shellers, 
&c.,&c. Catalogue free. 
CHALLENGE MILL CO.. Batavia, Ill. 
Some years ago the Stock bridge Manures were or.ly 
known to a few farmers in the Connecticut \ aliey. 
Now they arc so extensively used iu different parts 
of the country its to require two large factories, one iu 
New York uud one iu Boston to manufacture them. 
This increase shows what farmers think of good fer¬ 
tilizers, nurl is not only due to the fact that they are 
reliable, well .made, and high-glade manures, hut also 
to the fact that fanners have 
FOUND THEM PROFITABLE TO USE. 
Now that corn, aud other farm produce is bringing 
such good prict‘9. we anticipate that farmers will iu- 
vest still more largely in our t'ortiUzcrs. 
Besides t he Stock bridge Manures, w o manufacture 
several high-grade Phosphates, and deal in first-class 
Chemicals of all kinds. Farmers who iuteud to usa 
Fertilizers of any kind, should 
Send for our New Pamphlet, 
which contains a large amount of reliable informa- 
tton, beside prices for li-Su. 
MAILED FREE TO ANY ADDRESS. 
eiikUcriBC, 
BOWKER FERTILIZER CO 
™m.Evr D Superphosphate 
FOR $25 PER TON. 
3 Hark Place, N 
43 Chatham St., Boston. 
TERMS FOR 1880 
about plitcliUKing fertilizers 
,aun wishing to save from UK) 
'to 2 . 01 ) 1 ' per cent., cau do so by 
GEORGE CASPER. M. I).. 
Muuutee, S. Fla. 
Tbk subscription price of Ttie Rutial Nkw 
Yorker is 
Single Copy, per Year.*2 00 
•* ** Six Mouths... 1 10 
Great Britain, Ireland. Australia and 
Germany, per Year, post-paid.$3 04 (12s. 6d.) 
France, “ “ l ........ 3 04 (16Kf• 1 
French Colonies, “ " . 4 08 ( 20Xf.) 
Any one sending a club of eight is entitled to one 
copy, one year, free. 
Agents will be supplied with canvassing outflt on 
application. 
Entered at the Post-office at New York City, N. Y., 
as second-class mail matter. 
A only.sin guarmi teed as printed on every bag. 
LOWEST CASH PRICES lor Goods of 
Gii( trailteed Standard. 
Sdlphatk of Ammonia <fuli etreugtb, 25 per cent.) 
A SPECIALTY. 
Wo will fill orders for Chemicals to make Home- 
Made Fertilizers by any formula our austorners de¬ 
sire to follow, and we will take, pleasure in furnishing 
estimates of cost on application. 
BAUGH tfc BOIMS, 
20 .So. Del. Avc., Philadelphia.. 
103 South St. Baltimore. 
Beading stamp to 
BADGER STATE 
Blitter Color 
Received the only honorable mention granted to any 
Butter Color at the International Dairy Fair of 1879. 
If not for sale by your dealer, send for circular A-c. to 
the manufacturer, E. sIlELDDM, Fort Atkin- 
MOU, Win. 
Made from the BONE. BLOOD and MEAT produced in the Great Packing Houses in Chicago. 
DISSOLVED BONE. 
GARDEN CITY SUPER PHOSPHATE. 
Analysis —Ammonia, 2* $ ct.; Sol. Phos. Acid, 10 p efc.; Sulpli. Potash, 3 ct. 
The above Analysis is GUARANTEED, and wa will forfeit the Goods if not as represented. 
Our $ 23.00 BliospLiate, 
Analyzing 10 ^ ct. Sol. Bone Phosphate, 21 tp ct. Ammonia, produces most excellent 
results on CORN, OATS and VEGETABLES. 
n V EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY GIVEN DF.ALF.RS. 
NORTHWESTERN FERTILIZING C0„ 
FACTORIES AND OFFICE: 
CHICAGO, ILLS. FAST ST. LOUIS, ILLS. 
ADVERTISING RATES 
Inaiae, 14th and tf.thpage* (Agate apace) .40o. per llu« 
** 13th page.-. 50 " 
OuUldo or last page -.. *° 
Fifty per ot. extra for an usual display. 
Discount on 4 Insertions, 5 per ct,; 8 ins., hi per ct. 
13 inn., 15 pnr ot; 38 irw.. 20 per et.; 52 ins.. 36 per ct 
%w~ No ndvertlHRinent inserted for lees than $3. 
' is excellent for horses 
sheen, &c. All kinds 
SruUTree., lUM p 
of salt in full supply 
ntor and Crop Proi 
aud other pests. Use 
EDWIN FERRIS & C0„ * 
Wholesale Salt. A Fish Dealer IBS & 183 Washington 
St, N. Y. 
H ± 116 Machine 
This Machine is substan¬ 
tial and durable iu con¬ 
struction; simple in its ar¬ 
rangements; easy of access 
to its wearing parts; hav¬ 
ing STBENGTH THAT 
EVEN GUOSSNEGLECT 
could scarcely BREAK,— 
leaving liufa to be desired 
Os an EFFECTIVE TILE 
MACHINE. 
Best Grain seed and Fertilizer Drill 
in the market. The cuts show our 
broadcast shovels set with steel Vo the 
middle of the boot, and the force feed 
attachment. 
Highest awards at the Penn. State 
Fair in 1879. Send for circulars. 
Address, 
Foundry and Machine Dept , 
Harrisburg Oar Co., 
Harrisburg, Pa. 
We drive Ihi'i Machine liv oiitii'r tlor'cor strar.i pnwr, Mnij 
well milted to either. Our Tile das range in *;»■■ (rnm :i io :i ms. 
iu diameter; aud in ihu|,e v e vary them in ?ult tliu u-.iv ut cus¬ 
tomers. As n Hrl"k il.i-hin- it U nl ■'a e<mq let" sua o.-.. Itis 
lully warrsnted hh a Tile or Uriel, Mnehiu". Send for einmlxr. 
CHANDLER £ TAYLOE, InCluulupjlid, lud. 
The Centennial” Fanning Mill. 
The best mill in 
the world It 
rSsI separates Oats. 
) 3 r|!w! -.ti!*l Cockle, aud all 
1 foul stuff from 
Kiff[]i wheat. Is also a 
jierfeut - cleaner 
^ uu kindsotxoedR. 
AU . ‘' N provcrueiit over 
. other mllia is 
"■-""'o^SPaEJfli' 7?Cy - ' V- that it has two 
■ • ‘ xrshoes. It is es¬ 
pecially adapted 
for warehouse use. Send for Descriptive Circular and 
Price List. Liberal discount to dealers. Address, 
S. FKEEM A N & S(»N, Racino, Wis. 
Sells Best Where it is Best Known. 
Its superiority, attested by a host of worthless imitations. The name "OLIVER” will be found on the 
beam of the genuine. 
OLIVER CHILLED PLOW WORKS, South Bend, Ind. 
Branches at Indianapolis, Ind., Mansfield, O., Habbisbcrg, Pa., Dallas, Tex., Rochester, -N. Y. 
St Paul. Minn., St. Louis, Mo. 
Electro-Plated Ware, German Silver and Britannia Spoons 
UVX STOCK MABXXTS 
New York, Baturday, April 17, 1880. 
Beeves.—R eceipts for week, 13,104 bead; do. last 
week, 9,244 do. A steady trade tons ruled most of the 
week; prices workediup In the early part of it. as 
the weather was cold aud favorable for butchers. 
“EASTLAKB.” [Patented.] 
Salesroom, 75 Chambers St., New York 
Factories, Wallineford, Conn 
