125 
FEB 23 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
extra India mess, $24, freight 2s. 9d. City extra India 
mess in tierces, $24.50@26.50; extra mess, $12®13; 
packet. *13.00 in barrels and *17.00 in tierces; 
plate beef. $ 12.50® iS.ou. Beef Hams—Q uoted here 
$2(1.50, and for Western delivery. $25.75. COT Meats— 
Light bellie? ai 3)4c; and at, Boston, backs 351b aver¬ 
age at bucks 80ft average, 7%c. both free on 
board; pickled bellies, 12 ft average, 9((t9'^c ; city 
pickled shoulders, 8 , 14 c; pickled hams, 123 t® 12 ?ie; 
smoked shoulders, 9340 .: smoked hams. 13®14c. 
MtupLES-IiODK clear In New York quoted I0c: long 
and short clear, for Chh’ago delivery quoted 9|3te. 
askod. Dressed Hogs.-City heavy to light, 9®9Uc; 
pigs, Site. laird. -Contract grade quoted 10.25c: 
February quoted closing. *10,0$; March, closing $10.05 
«S10 ilk April dosing *111.12^10.15: May, closing. *10.21 
imlO.23. June closing, *IO.4i@10 44 : July closing, 
$111.31(1110.33: August. $10.52; City steam, $ 9 . 75 'a 9 . 8 o. No. 
1 city sules, late yesterday, 8tft(3i93ftc; refined quoted, 
* 1 U. 50 com Incut: $10.50 .South American. 
KUTTEH.—The demand Is rather cautious. 
1882 New England, U@20c; Havana, 80c.@$1.15; Suma¬ 
tra, $1.25@1.60. 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. 
New York. Saturday, Feb. 16,1R84. 
Beevks—T otal for six days, 10,149 bead against 10,124 
head for the corresponding time last week. Penn¬ 
sylvania steers, 1,145 ft at 11c, 56 It and tl per bead; 
Illinois do., 1,272 at $6.85: do. 1,235 ft at $6.60; do. 1,198 
it at $6,35; do. 1,141 it at $6.30, do. 1,115 it at $6.25: do. 
1,099 It at $6.05;do. 1.382 lb at 12 . 3 * 0 , 56 It.: do. 1,262 ft 
at 1134c; do. 1,116 it at He-, do. 1.153 it at UHe, and $1 
per head. Indiana steers, 1.100 ft at 104*c, 55 ft, less 
50c per head; do. 952 n> at 1014c. and 50c. per head. 
Ohio steers, 1,264 ft at 12c, 56 ft less $1 per head; do. 
Oreumery. BPltmUous,Elgin, etc.,36c; do. fancy, 34® 
35c: do. choice. 33;*83c; do. prime. 29®81c; do. fair to 
good. 25 m 2Sc: do. ordlunry.Jrjt22c: (-Uacedairies,entire 
choice, 26*J7c; do. entire, line. 2t«.itic: do. do. fair to 
good, 22<(C2'V; do, ordinary, 18412bc: do, Of Or 
kins line. 23tsi26c; do. do. fair to good, 22®24e: 
State firkins ordinary, U®30: do. half firkin tubs, 
best, 'Wr; do. do. fine, -'r,a,Vc; do. good, $*@250; 
do. do. fair, WOiAv: Welsh tubs, choice, 260527c. do. 
good to prime, 22ov2Jc; do. fair to good. ISoaBlc; West¬ 
ern Imitation creamery, choice. 24®25o; do. good 
to prime, 2Ka23c; do ordinary to fair. lH«x 2 i>c; Yvost- 
ern dairy, best, inaSlc; do, good, 17®18c: do. ordi¬ 
nary, !4(»tKc; Western factory, best, UkjpWc: do. fair 
to good, Iiko.13c; do. ordinary, lie., rolls, best, 
196B20O.; do. ordinary to good, I2dil9e. 
Add Kit20. per ft to the above for Jobbing selec 
lions of choice goods. 
Cheese.—T here has not been much business done In 
choice and fancy cheese. Home trade Is good. 
State factory home - trade selections, 1414 ® 14We.; 
do. fancy white, 14‘*c.; do, fancy colored, $H; do. 
prime to choice. is®134je.; do. fair to good. 103ft 
®124t'c.; do. light skims, prime to choice, Uk»i 2 c.,do. 
skims, fair to good, 7®9e., skims, Pennsylvania, 
fancy, SJftun.Sau do. prime to choice, 8«i3^c : do., fair 
to good, 6141407340 .; skims, ordinary. 3®534o.: Ohio 
fiats,, prime, 1236 c; do. fair to good. 9®12>fte.: do. ordi¬ 
nary, 5® 7c. 
Cotton.— The position for the day has been pretty 
steady, although the market for contracts has failed 
1,242 lb at. 1134 c. Western steers, 961 ft at 10160; 55 ft 
and $5: bulls, 1,615 ft at 4&c; do. 1,815 ft at 5c. 5Uss- 
curl steers, 1,193 ft at $8 60; do. 1,187 ft at 11340, 56 ft 
and 50c, per head; do. 1 281 ft at 12c. 
Calves.— The feeline continues firm for live calves 
and Harlems received to-day sold at the range of 714 
(«i Hike. The cool weather created a better demand 
for dressed veals, the best country dressed selling 
up to 1334c.and city at 1814 m lie. Dressed Grassers 
sold ut 736®H34c, and a rew fed calves at 9c, 
Shkki' and Lambs.—T otal for six days, 80,560 head 
against 38,551 head for the same time last week. 
Michigan sheep. 101 ft ut 67 sc; do. 32 It' at *6.1841. Ohio 
do., 112 ft ut $6.35; do. 99 ft at $6,2714; do. 85 ft at 63ft C; 
do. 82 ft at 54jc. Sheep and lambs mixed. 53ft at 
#6.05. Indiana sheep. 93 ft at 8 *c:do. 79 » at 5$je. 
Ohio do . 105 ft at tHfte: do. 85 ft at 614 c; do. 89 ft at 
(Arc. Ohio lambs, 74 ft ai, 73M[c, State do., 67 ft at 
79t«. State shpep, 136 ft at ?3fte, less $ 5 ; do. 112 ft at 
7c: do. 122 ft at tiW. Western do., 90 1 b at 634c; do. 
94 ft at 6 k;'e;do. 69 ft at $5.40. 
Hous.—Total for six (lays, 29.671 head against 28,4*2 
head for the same time last week. City dressed were 
very firm yesterday, and there was a slight upward 
tendency for livehog 3 in this market to-day. Com¬ 
mon to prime are quotable at 6?ft®74fte. Country 
dressed steady with a rather Improved demand 
owing to the cooler weather. 
to assume a positive position. Spots sold a little 
more freely. 
^Itecrllanmis 3ViUrrti,si»n. 
COTTON. 
COBRENT PRICES. 
Quotations based on American Standard of Classifi¬ 
cation. 
Uplands 
New 
and 
Orleans 
Florida. 
and Gull. 
Ordinary. ... 
.... 83s 
StrJut Ordinary. 
... 8 15-16 
H 3-16 
Good Ordinary. 
.... 94$ 
10 
Strict Good Ordinary 
.... 1034 
104ft 
Low Middling. 
Strict Low Middling. 
... 10 % 
.... tti 9-16 
104ft 
10 13-16 
Middling. 
.... 1034 
n 
Good Middling. 
.... 11 
Strict Good Middling 
.... n>4 
113ft 
Middling Fair. 
.... 
Utft 
Fair. 
.... 124ft 
124s 
3TAINKD. 
Good Ordinary.... 3U 
1 Low Middling._ 
Strict Uood Ord.. 8 L3 Hi | Middling. 
Texas. 
m 
9 3-16 
10 
1046 
HAS 
1U 13-16 
11 
1134 
1134 
1134 
i m 
1034 
Eotss.—Buyers continue to move slowly and cir¬ 
cumspectly, and It Is seldom that any can be induced 
to handle more than a day’s supply. 
State and Pennsylvania, in bbls., per do*. 32<a33c; 
Western,fresh,3l34(iis32c.t Southern, choice. 31)4(2)32c; 
do. fair to good, 31c: Limed, foreign 28® 28 ) 40 . 
Note.—W estern and Southern, lu cases, 3yc below 
quotations. 
Fresh Fruits. — Apples very dull and weak for 
everything except strictly fancy. Herman apples, 
sound but of poor quality, are selling at $2.5<X@2 75 
per barrel. Florida oranges of fancy quality are 
very scarce, and a few Indian Rivers are reaching 
$4.50, and occasionally a trifle more; but nearly 
everything from other sections continues poor, and 
the bulk are offering from $l,30.<t2,50 per cuse. Cran¬ 
berries very scarce and firm. 
Apples, State Baldwins V bbl. $3,25: do. Eastern, $4 
(£4.50; do. Ureenlngs, * bbl. $S.0Ve3.95; do. Inferior, 
$2(d2.G0; cranberries. Jersey, good to prime, $ 4 . g 1 .35; 
Florida orangee^Indlan River, funoy, per ease. #4.50: 
Florida oranges, * case, $1,506&3.$5; peanuts, Virginia 
hand-picked, new, *< ft.. 9 ® 934 e: pecans, »< lb., 6 ® 734 c; 
hickory nuts, per bush., 75<a9 c. 
PROFESSOR 
Made from Professor Horsford's Add 
Phosphate. 
Recommended by leading; physicians. 
Makes lighter biscuit, cakes, etc., and 
Is healthier than ordinary Raking; Pow¬ 
der. 
In bottles. Sold at u reasonable price. 
The Horsford's Alumnae rind Cook Book 
sent free. 
RumfordCbeuilcal Works, Providence, It. I. 
H. M. ANTHONY Ag’t 100 and 102 Reade St.,N. Y. 
DrikpFbpits.—S outhern apples, ordinary to good, 
54t(i»ua4e.; do. fine to choice, 7'.v«83oc; do. fancy, 9 ® 
9jic; Western ordinary. 5kf:.«6Hc; do. fair 10 good, 
b VAi'-i-te; do. choice ids. 7i<t i3qc; apples, evaporated, 
l03M*lt34o; do. choice, fi&jtlJJftc.; do. fancy selections, 
IS® 1334c; peuchea, Carolina, good to fancy, lOodUe; 
do. Uoonila. pooled, I0®l33jc; evaporated peaches, 
peeled. SjgSo; do. do. unpeeled, 12utl5c, unpeeled 
peaches, halves. 6 «bC>ae; do. do, quarters, 5Q®54tc: 
plums. Southern, t23v®lHct do. State, lift 14 Uc; 
cherries, I sift® 15 Wc; blackberries, ltftpiUlifte, rasp¬ 
berries, 2834(/*230; huckleberries, lOftlilOlftC. 
Hav and Straw. No. 1 , per UKI lbs, 85<,v90o.; do. 
2, <5 a sue,; <lo. 6 , 65007 ( 10 .; shipping, 55c.; clover, 40® 
50e.: do. mixed, 53»«5o.; straw, No. 180B65C.; do. 2, 
59irt55c.: do. oat, Jo®50c. 
RICHARDSON’S NEW METHOD 
FOR THE PIANOFORTE. 
PRICE $3.25. 
This standard and superior Instruction book does 
not seem to suffer from the publication of other me¬ 
thods and Instructors, however meritorious they tnav 
be. It sells literally bv the ton ! Man v times revised, 
it Is practically without error. Those who are in 
dOUht what book to use, are always safe lu using 
Richardson. 
Hors.—Brewers are buying to a fair extent, but. as 
a rule, their mdlvlduul purchases are of moderate 
amounts. On prices there Is no radical change, but 
more showing of strength. Fair quality red hops 
brought 2Ic. cash "uu the market," and 15c. In the 
Interior was Did for low grade. Yearlings are scarce, 
utul up to 22 c. was paid for a lot of common quality. 
A cable message from London repotted sales there 
of choice American hops at £8 -an advance of IDs— 
but quoted the market easy for Kngllsh growth. 
S. Y. State, crop of 1883, choice (scarce ) 27®2se; 
do. good to prime. 23®36c; do. low to fair 18®22c; do. 
crop of 1382, good to choice, 23 iJi25c; Pacific Coast, 
crop of 1383. fair to prime. 25®28. 
Dressed Poultry.—T he supply is moderate, and 
the tone quite firm for strictly desirable lots of 
turkeys, fowls or chlckeus. 
Turkeys, near by, IT® 18c: do. Western frozen. 
iQuttTc; do. prime, Stale and Western fresh, 17®isc; 
do. Talr to good. UftiWc; do. poor, llctl.V; chickens. 
Philadelphia, roll boilers 22®>25e; do. do. straight 
lots, 17® 19c; do. Jersey. lfoolTc; fowls, Philadelphia, 
dry picked, prime, 14® 19; do., Jersey,Uc; do.KUtie ami 
Western, dry-picked, 12 ®Die: do. do. scalded, 12® 
1234c; do. unit chickens, fair to good, Uki*i 2 c: do. do. 
poor. ducks Philadelphia, 2oc; do. State atul 
Western Spring, 17(*19culo. do. ralr to good I5®t6c.; 
geese Philadelphia, 14®13c.; do.. State uml Western 
prime ii-tL'c; do. fair to good, 7c. 
Poultry and Game.—L ive Poultry.-Fowls, chick¬ 
ens and turkeys are hold firmly and with confi¬ 
dence. Dunks lu light supply and Him. Ueese sell 
readily when prime, but ordinary lotB slow. 
Chlckeus, near by, per ft. 16c.; do. Western, 15® 
18®.: fowls, Pennsylvania amt Jersey, 17c ; do., State, 
ltLil'e.s do, Western, 16® 17c., roosters, mixed old 
and young. KkAllc.; turkeys, 18*170: ducks. Western, 
per pair,75c®$1; geese.Western, per pnlr $l.25®$1.5U. 
Cams.—T ame squabs, light, v dozen, $5®5.3il; tame 
squabs, dark. V doteiL $8,50®4iXI; tame pigeons, live, 
per pair, 4o®45o.: wild ducks, canvass, $1.50; 
uo., red heads, $l.!3®fl.B0; do., mallard, p pair, 50® 
VtoETABi-Es.—Irish potatoes dull aud weak 
Sweets quiet. Kalo and Spinach a shade tlrmer. 
Cabbage, choice per loo, $ 6 ®lQ; potatoes, v i 
87®#Vu)0: sweet potatoes, kiln dried pbhl. $ 3 , 75 ; T 
nip*. Russia. L.l, P bbl. $1.90® 1.25; do. do. Canu 
87c.®$l; onion*, whltfl, p bbl. #2.9U®‘L2S; do volh 
P bbL $1.U0®1,25; do. red. *UJU41Jf7; Spinach, N 
folk, p bbl., $2.(XXtf3.u0; Kalo, Norfolk, per bbl, $ 
St 1.75. 
Tobacco.—K eutucky steady on the spot at7®8c. 
for Lugs, and 834® 10c. for leaf; Seed Leaf quiet aud 
teady; 1881 Peunsylvaulu, 634® 10c; 1882 do., 10®20c; 
Wei’s Third Mass. 
(90 cts.) By Chas. 
. „ , Weis. Justout. Is 
lull of the best effects. Dltsou A Co. publish UX) 
Masses by the best composers. No sacred music is 
liner than this. 
Vocal Echoes. 
Collection” ($1.00) by Morse, are superior collec¬ 
tions for Female Voices. 
For the Temperance Campaign, now exciting In¬ 
tense Interest, there are no better singing books than 
IlulPa Tempera nee (4lee Book (40 cts.I, Tem¬ 
perance Jewel* (35 cts i. by Tenney and Hoffman; 
and Teinperaucc l.ight (12cts.) 
Hfn. Cniiffs (fid cU. i are conquering the coun- 
vv ax 'JUUjjS lry> a great success. 
Minstrel Songs. 
and Rlautatlou Songs. 
i$2.l»U World Favor 
Ite Minstrel, Jublle 
Geras 
ailed an a collection 
SOUKS. 
of English Song, 
ollectlon of the best English sheet music 
OLIVER DITS0N & CO., Boston. 
H. DITSON A CO...967 Broadway, New York. 
A NEW-YORKER WOULD LIKE TO INDENTURE 
one of his sons, 16years, strong ami accustomed 
to work, to some good farmer, to learn farming lu 
all Its details. 
Fleas* address II. CHEItOt'NY. 
17-27 Vand®water Si„ hew York. 
Til PROA PHY A S4HOUT.llANU TnutlH. 
I ttlUftHrnl Sltiuvtlons furnished. Circulars 
■ seut free. Address R, Valbntink, Janesville, WU. 
WANTED 
MEN iV WOMEN AO ENTS. Jamks 
E. Whitney,N ursery man,Rochester.N.Y 
K. rt imp. Chromo Cards, name lu new script type. 
O vfiue., IS pks. $l.or 1U pks. for $1 and choice free of 
handsome gold ring, plain, chased, fancy stone set¬ 
ting or tortoise 2 blade knife. 8now& Co, Meriden, Ck 
pFAY’S celebrate D| 
3 WATER-PHOOr 
«MANILLA ROOFINGI 
^ Resembles tluu leather: for Roofs.Outslde 5\ alLs 
“ and inside lu place of plaster. Very strong anti 
t - durable. Catalogue with testimonials und sum f 
tuples FREE. Eatabllshed 1866 
3 W. H. FAY dk CO., Camden, N. J. 
Jhjeflsf and 
$500.00 IN PREMIUMS. 
OFFERED FOR THE LARGEST YIELDS OF 
PRINGLE’S NEW CEREALS from One-Quarter Acre of Ground. 
PRINGEE’S AMERICAN TRIUMPH OATS. 
The average bight, as the grain stands in the field. Is six feet, yet 
the straw is so strong and firm tbat It holds up well, without lodg¬ 
ing, the tall, luxuriant heads filled with plump, heavy grains. The 
quality and productiveness of the grain are unexcelled, yielding 
from 50 to 100 bushels per acre,according to the condition and state 
of fertility of the Land. 
PRIN'GT.E’S ADAMANT HP RING WHEAT. 
In this beardless var iety we have, one of the har diest and most 
nlncy varieties In cultivation, very productive, hardy and vigorous. 
Straw yellowish white, very stiff and erect, averaging four feet in 
height. For cultivation In Northwest, Colorado, and rhe Pacific 
coast, where hard wheat Is the favorite sort, this Is particularly de¬ 
sirable. 
PRINGLF’S GREEN MOUNTAIN SPRING WHEAT. 
Thrs is another beardless variety of great promise. The straw 
averages about four feet, light yellow, very strong, and free from 
rust. Heads average about four to five Inches m length, somewhat 
dactive 1 *’ kernels Trhlte, large and plump. Very hardy and pro- 
t> YRfSGLKlS IRVrSCIBIE SPRING WHEAT. 
Pringle « Invincible Is a beardless varletr of remarkably robust 
and vigorous growth; the straw Is strong, stiff, well grazed,healthy, 
and stands up well in all kinds of weather. The heads are four to 
inches lone, very compact, and uncommonly well filled; berry 
of light amber color, plump, hard, and very heavy. It Is wonder¬ 
fully prolific : a bushel will easily produce fifty to seventy bushels. 
If properly cultivated. 
As the result of many extensive trials of the above varieties In 
various sections of ourcountry. under irrigation and without, we 
do not hesitate to recommend tbem tn highest terms to every wheat 
grower in tbe world, fully convinced that they will everywhere 
give good satisfaction, yield profitable returns to the grower, and 
prove second to none for milling purposes. 
PRICES of each of the above varieties: By mail, $1 per lb.; 3 
lbs , $2.50, po-tpaid ; 2 oz. trial packets, 25 cts. By express, at pur¬ 
chaser's expense, per peck. $4; bush., $12. 
Every one can compete. No restrictiona, except the seed most be bought of ns this 
Spring. Descriptive Circulars, with full particulars, mailed Ire* on application, 
B. K. BLISS & SONS, 34 Barclay Street, New York. 
My Specialty, Nur¬ 
sery established 2 7 
years. Vines of over 
10O best, new and old 
, , „ , _ varieties for vinevards 
and gardens. Stock fine. Prices low. Catalogues 
| free. Geo.W. Campbell, Delaware, Ohio- 
By midi, post-paid -I for 
oOr„ 12 tor Ml. Safe 
arrival and full suto-fac¬ 
tion guaranteed. Direc- 
- , — lions for culture with all 
orders. Catalogue FREE. Order now. 
W.H. B. REED. Chniiibrrsbiirg. Pa. 
and all other kinds Trees, &e., by the 
single one or Carload. 200 Acres; 30th 
. year. Prices on iist of stock you need. 
L) Testimonials from Customers, some of 
whom are of nearly Fifty Years’ standing. &c., free. 
STARK M1RHERJEH, Louisiana, Mo. 
200,000 Peach Trees! 
Fine Stock. 
Low Prices. 
lsf Class$40 per 1000 | $350 per lU.fiuO | Trnde orders 
2d Class $25 per 1WW I $3tX) per 10.000 I SOLICITED. 
Address SHEA RM AN. MAJOR A CO.. 
Lakewood. N. J. 
SI WILL PAY 
for FOUR POUNDS, 
prepaid by mail, vour 
cUoieo, of the following 
varieties Seed PoUtoer: 
K. Dawn, Ontario, M. Pearl. VVnite Elephant, Clark -S 
ml Prolific, uueen of Valiev 
t, .. i .. _ if.___ n‘. 
No. l. Jordan’s Kussett »u! 
and State of Maine. LPTbls offer closes April 1st, 183A 
For farther Info-mntiuii address 
S. E. BALL, Cherry Valley, Illinois. 
I lower Heeds Given A way! A mixed package 
(4U0 kinds), with sample Florxc iUG.m.fE, all for 2 
stamps. Tell your friends. OK W. Park. Fanettab'rg.Pa. 
DCftnCP! If you love Rate Mower*, choicest 
nCHUCnl onl)i, address ELLIS BROTHERS, 
Keene, N. H. It will astonish and please. FR BE. 
“Premium Seed Potatoes.” 
SEVEN PREMIUMS AT TWO FAIRS. 
Send for Circular. C. F. ILLICK. 
Waterloo, Heueca Co., N. Y. 
R| IV H0VEY'S CHOICE SEEDS.-™ 
BUY ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE free. I nY 
til* Tretnonc sit., Boston. Mass. 
DIJCHEHS Grape Wood—75c. per UX)buds, $5 per 
1,000. Full count. Marlboro Raspberry for next Fall’s 
delivery, W, p, GUNK,Clintondale.Ulster Co., N, Y. 
PisrcUaueou.si gtdverti.sitto. 
A WHOLESOME CURATIVE. 
NEEDED IK 
Every Family. 
AN ELEGANT AND RE¬ 
FRESHING FRUIT LOZ¬ 
ENGE for Constipatioa, 
Biliousness. RcaJaehe, 
Indisposition, Ac. 
IcySUPERIOR TO PILLS 
rand all other system- 
regulating medicines, 
■ pa THE DOSE IS SMALL, 
r|T THE ACTION PROMPT, 
■■ THE TASTE DKI.IinorB, 
Ladies and children 
like it 
r Prlr-- 2tt c«nti. L*rg» box««, $0 c*ata. 
SOLD B' r ALL DR"GGtSTS. 
CO Satin Chromo Cnrd«. Beauties, uumeon Ilk*. 
QU Autograph Album In .filt and colors 1 Oo. or both. 
16c. Agents make money. Full outfit and sam¬ 
ples, ‘2!i cl*. CLINTON A CO., North Haven. Conn. 
NOVELTY BONE WORKS PHOSPHATE, 
Manufactured by the Novelty Bone Works, at West 
Troy. Y-—Established in I860. This Is a Pure Bone 
Phosphate, aud there is no better In market, ft Is a 
complete Standard Manure, Dealers wishing the 
sale of the best Phosphate In market will rail on or 
address WILLIAM B. WILLIAMS, 
General Ageut, Weal Troy. N. Y. 
COISWOLD AND SOUTHDOWN 
Sheep and Lambs 
For Sale, including some very choice Y'earllng Rams 
and Ram ljuub* or good pedigree. Prices very mod¬ 
erate for quality of stock. Write for particulars, 
stating number wanted. We have also for sale sev- 
eral fine Oxford Downs. Address, 
\V. Atlee Burpee Ac Co., Philadelphia. Pa. 
ib3s-iss4. Pomona Nurseries. 
(ESTABLISHED 18®.) 
WILSON JUNIOR, 
The Largeat Early Blackberry 
KYEFFER HYBRIO PEARS, 
106,000 Peach Trees. 
10O Acres in Small Fruits. 
Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries, GRAPES, 
Currants, fte. Fruit ft Shade Trees. Catalogue with 
col’d plates free. WM, PA RRY, Parry P.O., N. Jersey. 
BLlSH POTATO. 
Any one who tested the Blush Potato obtained 
through the Rural New-Yorker's Free Seed Distri¬ 
bution in 1883, w ! U hear of something to their advan¬ 
tage by addressing W. P. A N J) U US. 
Seed Grower. Rochester, N. Y. 
CHAS. B. HORNOR, Mt Holly, N. J. t 
Grows and offers for sale 
ALL KINDS OF TR EES AND FLOWERS. 
Also. ALL THE LEADING SMALL FRUITS, GRaPE VISES, 
kc. Puce I i-dst Free. 
Largest Pear Tree9 for sale In the State. 
FIELD CORN - —Five Bear Hind* Pride of 
North, yueen of Prairie. Early Mountain, kc. 
-POTATOES—' ine Bot Kind*. RuralBlush 
Avail’s Orange, Telephone, AVhice Star, Ac.: 28c. per 
lb.: *3< lbs.,$l. CORN, 7c. per pkt, Theabovesent 
free by mall. Belleandst. F.rricktic. perpeek. Corn, 
40c. per pk. C. M. PA If SO NS. Sandy Hook, Conn. 
" II A GO WEST? We have a large list of the 
best Chester County (Pa.) Farms. Mills and Hotels, 
at cost of buildings. Land thrown in. Send for 
i alaiogue. Geo. C. MnrtdialL Real Estate Agent 
Kennett Square. Chester Co., Pa. 
c 
ATALPA SEEDLINGS. 
Catalpa Seeds. KieftVr’e Hybrid Pear, Small 
Fruits,Haroy Flowers, Shrubs. »o <led anjrwhere 
Catalogue Free. Address E.Y.Teas, Dunreith, Ind' 
• 
Y. 
B. I N HER HILL, PO'KEEPSIE, N. 
plants for all-’... 
KIND. Mv BERRY M A |U 
LEAF, with short notes Iff Mil- 
and low prices, etc., free. 
BERRY 
EAUTIFUL 
FLOWERS 
*®7NEW*®«| 
SEEDS!! FRUITS! 
All of the best, both new and old. Plante, Trees, 
Vines, Seeds, kc.. by mail, a specialty. Safearnoal 
guarantied, 60 choice.cheap. 6 l Sets, for e sample • 
12 ROSESI 
30 PACKETS FLO\\ UK 8KKIIS, $1. 
For the other 6S Si and i*OOl thLn^s be- 
Huies, send for our illustrated Catalogue of over loo 
pages, tree. /Cone bc'.ttrruir Estab¬ 
lished 30 yra* 5O0aci*es. 2 1 lanre Greenhouses. 
THE ST0RRS& HARRISON CO. 
PAI.YESYLLLE, LAKE COUNTY. OHIO 
SEED CORN.—The l uiou Dent Corn produced 
this year 80 bushels per acre without fertilizing. 
Have carefully selected the best for eight years, and 
to-day my neighbors sav I have the best cribs of corn 
they ever saw. Seed thoroughly mixed and tested. 
Ninety^ight per cent, terminated. Grain, deep and 
white-, cot), small-eight to 12 Inches long: fills to the 
end. and If not crowded, two ears to the stalk. One 
bush., $2: tfibush..$ j.?Y ; 4 bush.,75c. Address 
James -* Bar - 
M. RISLKV, Brucevilie, Iud. 
MANUAL for 18(84 now HEADY .'outaining 32 
PAGES of HISTORY. SELECTION CULTURE. 
ENEMIES and lo other TOPICS With many 
RECENT EXPERIMENTS. Covers fully both 
CORN and POTATOES. Price IO CENTS with 
my new ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of the 
BEST VARIETIES with all GARDEN SEEDS 
und the most COMPLETE LIST of GARDEN 
TOOLS ta the U. S. AT LOWEST PRICES. 
|| I the HIGGANUM GOODS ) i keen 
II I H t he P LANET. JR., GOODS in y 
PI I I SEED DRILLS) Por the j nn]jiIn,v 
■ It fc.CULTIVATORS ' GARDEN J UlUihl'. 
ABOVE SENT YOU Free If Vou Will p-n 
6END ME TEN NAMES OF LIVE LULL 
GARRENERS A POTATO GROWERS. | II t L 
My sHIpping fticilities are uneqna.ed. 
LOW through freight RATES EVERYWHERE. 
' J. C. VAUGHAN, CHICAGO. 
42 LaSalle Sta-eet and 159 W. Randolph Street. 
Write new. Thla advertineuient appear* but onee. 
