Sales during the week have ranged at |25to$55for 
common to prime cows. 
Veal Calves.—T he demand bas ruled fair and a 
choice grade of live would have met a brisk market. 
Such lota as have arrived, urn regarded an well sold 
as follows: 
Live calve*. Jersey and Thick a Co., choice. He.: 
prime. r>a5!ic.: State, choice, 6KQ&Y0.; do. prime, .va 
&Xc.; fair to good, t<<*4,s<c.: poor, iktfSMOd Mt. Holly, 
fair to uhoice,i5$6)tCd buttermilk, MUXc. 
Sheep and lambs,—R eceipt* for week. 28,(174 
head: do. Ia*t week, 27,147 do. There wan « good ex. 
port demand for heavy wethers, but light and tHe- 
previous prices. L»rob« also *l<>w, uud the advance 
obtained Monday was barely maintained. Choice 
sheep were said t.i exponent UetkXC., but moat Iran*, 
actions were at iiiAbc.: two load* of Virginia lambs 
were sold at 7Mc.: a leek-load of Per.u. do. ut Si&BRo., 
and several lots of Jersey do. at ‘Jt*9.!4c. 
Swine.—L ive nomiual at I4.5OQ4.90 per 100 lbs.; 
nort hern unsold at close. City dressed. State, 6%@ 
7>$c-, western, 55f(«,6>6c. 
TERMS FOR 1880. 
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Yorker is 
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French ColoDles, " “ .... 4 08 ( 20XL ) 
Any one Bending a club of eight is entitled to one 
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Agents will be supplied with canvassing outfit on 
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as second-class mail matter. 
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The request often made by publishers that readers 
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tioned and enables the advertiser to determine which 
Journals are the best advertising mediums. Reference 
to our advertising columns will show there is not one 
advertisement of an exceptional or ambiguous charac¬ 
ter admitted. In so far as this is possible we hold 
oursejvee responsible for their high-standing and 
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mills. Circulars and de¬ 
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tree on application to the 
Phelps k Bigelow Wind 
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Postmasters are requested to act as our Agents. 
A Cash Commission of Twenty-Five Cents will be 
allowed Agents for each yearly subscriber. Our new 
Premium List is now ready and will be mailed free 
to all. It is scaled more liberally than any other we 
have ever offered. 
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Address 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER, 
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Buchan's Uresyllo Sheep Dip prevents and 
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For Scratches, and all skin sores on animals, wash 
them with Buchan's Carbolic Soap number twelve; it 
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For further particulars, seDd for price lists and cir¬ 
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IMPROVED CALIFORNIA 
m WIND MILL. 
Simple, Strong, Durable, Hose tte'.Wh eel 
and perfectly Self-regulating, avoid iug 
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power being communicated by the lift 
or up stroke of Pump Rod. Can lie used 
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Tor nny Washing: Machine that will Wash Cleaner, Quicker, with Loss Labor and Wear and Tear of Clothes than tho 
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THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY PERFECT SELF.OPEKATING WASHER IX THE WORLD. 
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Good Agents wanted, both Male and Female, to whom Liberal Inducements are offered. Agents can make from 810 to *100 per week 
iJVDXSPTJTiLBIjE EVIDENCE. 
.ft* 8 now nearly a year since we made the above offer 
to the public; up to this date we have not had a single 
application for the money. During this time we have 
snipped thousands of our Washers to all classes of men 
and women in ev ery State and Territory in tho Union 
ft n .d the universal verdict in, ” rt dives all you claim for 
it. Wo would not bn without it at any price ” “ The 
longer wo Use li the bettor \\v like it.” Ac.. ke. We have 
advertised extensively in nearly all the large and iiiflu- 
newspapers, which upon investigation have never 
“ ™ C n ' n UH ., wtJ1 lls onr WASH**. I n foot, we 
- known, to the preea generally, that we take 
nldn 8 !' tr L t)i0 following pmmtueut Jour- 
fion,' v ii W 1011 havo fflv ou tla ^Uttering editorial men- 
New.York American Agriculturist. 
New-York Weekly Hun. 
New-York Weekly Witness. 
New-York Weekly World. 
New-York Weekly Tribune. 
New-York Weekly Times. 
Moorjv* Rural Ntsw-Yorker. 
New-York Christian Advocate. 
New-York Illustrated Christian Weekly. 
New-York Christian at Work. 
New-York Methodist. 
New-York Baptist Weekly. 
New York Cricked on the Hearth. 
Rochester Rural Home. 
Bostou Weekly- Glut. , 
Boston Youth’s Companion, 
American t ulliv ator. 
Brattleboro Household. 
bt. Louis Glohe-Democrat. 
Ht. Louis Journal of Agriculture. 
ht. Louis Christian, 
St. Louis Observer. 
Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post. 
Baltimore American. 
Chicago Inter-Ocean. 
Chicago Standard. 
Chicago Farmers’ Review. 
Chicago Prairie Farmer. 
Cincinnati Gazette. 
Cincinnati Star. 
Cincinnati Times. 
Cincinnati Herald and Presbyter 
Cincinnati Christian Standard 
Cincinnati Journal and Messenger. 
Cincinnati Christian Review 
Day-ton Religious Telescope.’ 
Duytoil Herald of Gospel Liberty. 
Springfield Karin and Fireside. 
Pittsburg Methodist Recorder. 
Pittsburg I'resliy toriuu Banner. 
Detroit, Free Press. 
Detroit Post and Tribune. 
Detroit ('hrlstiau Herald. 
Detroit Christian Advocate. 
Toledo Blade. 
New Orleans South-western Christian Advocate. 
Aud many others. 
nowspaj-or reader considers tho thousand 
c th , V t .. n .r i> ^ lr .l u t ' lL ’ advertising columns of his 
P ffipPT * boc forth in tho most trio wing- style—which too 
often, wo ferret to s;iy. result in great diBaupointment 
not t<» way to Uioso who answer them—we can- 
nor n 1 ,’! 1,11,1 J herr ’'»'*thousands Who would look 
J ™ 1 (, ur statements with considerable doubt and 
StoW Sr'S?, 1 * 11 ? t for ,V 1 ° to* 'hat the evidence we 
SP' U “. unparalleled m the history of iidvertising 
j Paftsrtv wo name lend their influence to del 
ceive and injure their readers ? Besides the testimony 
of the press, wo have thousands of commendatory leh 
tew, many of which we have from time to time pub¬ 
lished ui our advertisements, * 
good paying employment. Bend for a sam- 
pie H usher, try it first, aud then go to work canv T assing 
voim neighbors. You can soon build up a good, profit 
able business If you wautto lessen the labors if your 
mother or wifo.u.md for one. and, above all, if you 
want clean and snowy-white linen, send for one. A 
tnal vnll more than sutistv- you. 
No. l works iu boiler holding lo to 15 gallons. No 2 
8sW5Sfc«sr 15 “ “ •** 
ICE. in any part of the Untied States east 
of Jhe Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, also m Kansas 
and Nebraska, for 83.60. Waft of tlmt line as follows 
VIZ.: In Dukote, at Bismarck of Yankton; in Wyo- 
nnng, at (.heyenne; m Louisiana, at S.-w Orleans-in 
Arkansas, nt Little Hock and Texarkana, in Texaa at 
Demsou or Sherman, for 8350; in California, at Aan 
Frand«-<>, Siu-riinicnto Marysville and San Jose; in 
r™. a, ?' 1 ‘ t , I k > nver and Pueblo, and in Utah, at Ogden, 
l i / U1 Franklin City, aud iu Texas, al Cor- 
! vi“ lf h i OT *4.50; m New Mexico, at Santa Fe or Las 
n.v,nO S ,’ i'V- J ln y ( " r doing is to induce 
P' n l c ',° hivestigate this matter, feelhig assured that a 
tr o will secure ail agent for us. 
WILL PAY YoW’WKI L^’ 111 ''' A nUS1XESS THAT 
dress' 311 J 0U oriler or w r ite > mention this paper. Ad- 
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_50 BARCLAY ST., NEW YORK. 
THE CLIMAX MOWER AND REAPER. 
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