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^ 00 *BEATTY 4 
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THE RURAL- NEW-YORKER 
NEW BUCKEYE 
Grain and Grain and 
Fertilizer Drill. 
WARRANTED 
o providing order is given and remittance made within seven days from date of this 
without Stool. Hook, and Music. Tli« PAKIS, l, oNimjN, and NEW Y 
lppty every household throughout civilization with organs at popular 
Jio Parlor, Lodge. Church, or Sabbath School, and is an ornament for|'V"V?Ctf?ta 
„ , - 7' L'away Western formers, &c. *» 1,1 s«»v. p- J •* 
; Length, <1 inches; Depth. 23 Inches . Weight, boxed, about3251hs. . - 
ORGAN is built expr 
prices. It is handsomely ».nu , m mi, e,eugi 
t he parlor of tho millionaire. workingman, <>r the far 
New Stylo. .No, 700, Height. 5!) inches; ta..„C., " l...!...-,-- . .. 
FIFTEEN (15) USEFUL STOPS, NAMELY 
1. Powerful BOX SUB-BASS. 5. diapason, 
2. Double OCTAVE COUPLER SfiBAtaSlk *" r “ d original 
vhleh doubles the power of the Organi m t» yt - 4 v % 
Couples Octaves Right and Left, “• " t/ljCIAIV A« 
o rmv r'WTT ¥?«'■'»? Powerful Fi\*a Octaves Ooldcn Reeds Are ram 
,s. A , . _ thrown open by this Stop. Tone, “London” fjfl 
Open* Three Ocovu Roods, giving very Stylo. t=sr“ 
cJiarmliig, ewwitj dblooloiu tone. * ta at iff,% v ■ 
4. FRENCH HORN, , „ „ 7 ' &“t Whichimitates by a FAH 
Imitates a full orchestra and Brass Band. WHEEL, the human voice, tIH m 
8 S AX APHONF, 9 Viecolo, IOTEo 1 im.il Clarionet, 13 Cello, 13 Vox Jubdante, 14 
O. OAAHrnUINL, c'larabolln, 15 Grand Organ Knee Stop. T&e last eight stops kre 
operated In direct conjunction with above seven, bringing forth, at command of the 
performer, im«l charming.music, with beautiful orchestral effect, from a mere whisper, ns 
ft we re, to a grand burst of harmony. Its 111 (X HEIliNG 'IONICS, while using tho full 
Orgu.it, rumft IK? heard to bo Appreciated. JM I 
„ This original Cabinet Organ contains FIVE SETS 1301.DEV TON'GTE HEEDS a% ». — 
follows 1> .v* IS) Octave Set Diapason or Paris Heeds. 2nd. Mvo (to full Set Dulrlana^^MWiwii 
Heed* toned London”; style, 3rd, Sweet Votx Celeste Reeds of Three fail Octaves. <th cine 
PERFECT FORCE FEED, 
which Is regulated WITHOUT CHANGE of GEARS 
has the 
Best Lifting Lever Made. 
ALSO A 
Force Feed Grass Seed Sower. 
A Complete HOE SHIFTER and ACCURATE 
SURVEYOR. 
The BUCKEYE FERTILIZER DRILL 
WILL SOW ANY FERTILIZER. 
The New Buckeye Caster Drill, 
with our THIRD WHEEL ATTACHMENT, LEADS 
THE WORLD. NO WEIGHT ON HORSES’ NECKS. 
AVOIDS ALL SIDE LASH OF TONGUE. DrUl always 
level with ground, and the grain is put In EVEN 
DEPTH IN SOIL. 
The only Prill in the World that 
has the Caster Wheel. 
Adddress 
P. P. MAST & CO., 
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. 
BRANCH HOUSES: 
‘216 North Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. 
Sll North Main St., St. Louis, Mo. 
33 Market St.. San Francisco. Cal., and 
Kansas City, Mo. 
A aaf -a— - -- —.. »■ > uuouuvi, 
A SuO.UU Fartor Organ with Rooh, Stool and Music, complete, boxed,,?! Q G, Aft 
ZZmdLmJLmLf delivered on Cars at Washington, New Jersey, FOR ONLY vOO'VV/ 
to vmiiitr orrcrlaaccoptou an 1 order clven within Hovo-n pay# from date or riiis Vs! 
Ig-t LlPl IH, 101,1.DU I G VIII' H'i; \M> MAIL WITH OKUER.Jg 
■j _ Limn receipt of Uud Notice frouI^tayrxSue^T^ 
■’O. aj.x. Rural New-Yorker. 
together with only S85.00 tr.vsn, by P. O. Money Order. Registered Letter Check 
Bank Draft-, mailed within the limited time as specified, J hereby agreo to receive 
in full payment for one of mv Beatty Organs. New Style, No. Too. &a Money refum 
with Interest at6 per cent, from date of your remittance, if not as represented nf 
( with Interest at6 per cent, from date of your remittance. If not us renresented after I 
one ye ar's u se._ Signed, OiYIVITdTj JT*. 117diVT'I'Y. I 
Remember to secure thin GRKA i BARGAIN, you should order at "once ts-fore the 
limited time lias expired. Nothing can be gained by long correspondence. My sole object 
is to havo this popular organ introduced, without» moment ‘a delay. Into every household 
throughout civilization, ax early and as quickly ax possible. I am willing to offer the first 
instrument at a sacrifice to introduce, as every one sold so far him sold others. In one 
particular Instance thirty sale;, nt $03 each, have followed the ilmr, organ purchased, 
rlrst OTgnn lx shipped at *Sl>.00 as an advertise mont. All 1 ask in return of you is Pishow 
the instrument to your circle of friends. The Instrument spooks for Itself, it sings its own 
pratals. If you are unable toru-rept this Great Offer, write me your mumi why. perhaps 
you have an instrument already of some other make and are not pleased. If so, dispose of 
it and order IhU A friendlot your; may desire an organ. Call their attention to this 
ndVi i lrwment. 1 f they are from home, mail this offer to them. If you c»a conveniently 
help m*r cjrtoiwi of tbi'iw Popular limfriunonte, I ithall certainly anptvoiat*’your 
effort*. Shipment* of Ttrytxy ‘dOnfaa* Church, Chapel, and Parlor (this dot?* not include 
BeaUy 8 Pianoforte*)durlnifthe pn#t goveu month* were as follows: pA^inl^r. i8x> 1,410: 
Aprl1 ' l8 »* 1 ’ 3 »- May,L8S3,1.40i. 
1C you are In need of an Organ, you should*avail yourself of the above Offer at once, os 
It will not be repeated. Let me hear fn>jn you anyway. (Bear la mind, that I will not 
devLitufrom tile aliuve offi r.) IlltDKJi IMMEDIATELY. 
Washington, New Jersey 
Pricks ok Grain—Wheat —Ungraded Spring at 90c 
@$'.04; ungraded Winter red, #i.0l@l.ii; steamer No. 
2 red, $l,l2i»>; No. 2 red, free on board from store at 
about SI. 1494; -? 1 IB delivered; $LU<S1,t7M for rail 
certificates; ungraded while. 81cf<e$1.25; choice Slate 
at $1.2.5, free on board; No. 2 rod seller Julv, li.uu 
$L14S@LIM6; September. ‘ $1.17k.@ 
Octobor, *1.19i4@l.«)fc; November, St.21tM» 
1—Jog Rvk Western quoted at Canada 
and state fill ,jj? 2 c. Barley -Dull and nominal. Uau- 
ley Malt— quiet at last uttoinUons. Cobs- Ungraded 
mixed at iO®.;'ihoUe; No, 8, TiTc; steamer mixed, 5!)iy 
@(>0c; No. 2, A’.li'"'.hoc: No. ? while, 78t*j yellow 
Western,67c lo store; yellow Southern. 84c: No. 3 
niixed seller July. tatoaMfcc; August, «2Tg-g,64c; 
September, Wfrffiiratio.', October, iJAg/mliW: Novem¬ 
ber, taiv.c. Oats No. 3 mixed at SyLuaJile. No, 5, lie; 
No. I quoted at 11'.e; No 3 white, itltac; No. ?, 43-Mo; 
No. 1 quoted at Me: mixed Western, M.»|3e; white 
do. 4 h t.Vlc; w'lilte .State, ISoi'.io: No, 2 Chicago, 41Wc 
. 1 * ,1( > U ,L No. 2 mixed seller July, 40V.«4lUr; August, 
SSwftftWK Sflitemlinr, Ml4jH :«!qe: October. 8tih(&MKc. 
Prlcesof Provisions —Pork—Mewi spot, quoted 816.00 
for ordinary brand Western prime mess, *t6.75 
018,50; family mess, kbl.i.VauI.W; extra prime, $lt,73<a> 
15; clear back. 8ttl.BOJtil9 50, Beef—Price; arc weak 
extra mens, $12.<.12.50; packet, $12.NV.< 12.75; eltv extra 
India mess, in tefk, 81 TtSilS. Beet harn* quoted $35. 
Michigan sheep; 82 Tb at 6c; State sheep. 167 lb at 6C; 
do. 121 » at 544c; State lambs, 6‘J nt at 74*c; Wester^ 
sheep, 135 lb at Bl^c: do. 79 tb at 54ae; do. 115 tb at 54*c ! 
Ohio sheep. 13(J lb at SMC; do. 110 n> at 5?*c; do. 79 lb at 
80.80; do. virglulft ewes, 87 lb. at 4%c; Maryland do. 
125 lb at 5c; .Maryland lambs, 66 a at 74se; do. 64 ft at 
8c; Virginia do. (lit lb nt 7(re; do.sheep. 85 tb at 6c; Ken- 
tueky ewes, 99 tb at 4c 
Hoos.—Total for six days 14,561 head, against 16.911 
for the same time last week. The market is quoted 
firm and higher at <H£<a746e for common to prime 
live hogs. Country dressed have advanced kAKc 
selling at 9‘i *9*ic for medium and at 10010440 for 
light: with tne most of the Jersey pigs selling at the 
outside tlgure. 
P bbl, $2.5003.50; huckleberries, Mountain, P box 
$1.2501.50; do., Jersey, do., $l@l.25; raspberries, Cuth- 
{> er t, P HW cup, 5®6c: do., Brandywine, do., do.. 5iif,c: 
blackberries, upper Jersey, p qt., 60So; South Jersey, 
Wilson, V qt. fi«Sc;Pel. and Md., Wilson, p qt,, .V.if.c; 
currnnts, cherry, per quart, 506c; do. small, per lb, 
202140; green gooseberries, per bushel, $lJO;al.75; 
watermelons, extra, p 100, $11..I.K: do. prime. 8R0I3; 
do. small, $5010; peaches, Del. and Mil., pcrtiasket, 
aoetjv 1.25; do.. fH-r bush, crate, 75o0$l.JO; peanuts. 
* Irglnla, hand-picked, F tb. U | .4<v.:**iL':ao.,do., fanners’ 
fancy, 808J^c.- do,, do., do., good to jirlinc. 7,W.»8c; 
pecans, i J )b. 6497. 
t Poultry and'Game.— Chickens liberal lu supply 
and prices weak and Irregular, Fowls In very mod¬ 
erate supply and have a good demand, and prices 
ruling rtrmly though not quotably higher. Turkeys 
firm. Ducks and geese dull and irregular. 
Spring chickens, near-by, V lb., lS®30c.; do. South¬ 
ern und Western, 160tfc; fowls. Pa. and Jersev. liic; 
do. State, 16c; do. Western, l«c; dm Southern I5U.C ; 
roosters, mixed, old and young, 9@U)e: turicov*. Jer¬ 
sey and Pa., Itk«il7c: do. Western. HW8l7e; ducks, Wes 
tern. V pair, .Vk^7Sc; do. Southern, B pair. rsVi^X 1 . 
geese. Sou I hern p pulr, $141.1244: do. Western. 
4* pair. t.38®tLa0i 
Dricsskp Poultry.—I ced fowls were In larger sup¬ 
ply and only moderately active, but the scarcity and 
firmness of live tend to keep holders steady in their 
views. Springs plenty and dull. Turkeys scarce and 
wanted at a shade better prices. Ducks In lighter 
supply utid, with n fair demand, arc firmer. 
Turkeys, prime, I Tig 18c.; do. poor to fair, 15(<el6c: 
springs, Philadelphia, largo, 2fic; do., small 24w *V 
do. State and Western, dry picked, p m, 2Ua>22c; 
do. do. scolded. 18020c: fowls. Philadelphia, c'rv 
picked, prime, 17018e; do.. State and Western, drv- 
pleked, 16017c: do, do. scalded. 150160.: do., ralr to 
good, l:V4Uc.: duck • Philadelphia, Spring, 211622c; 
do., old 120Uc. 
Game.—T ame squabs in fair request and steady 
Snipe and plover very dull. 
\\ lid squabs, P dozen,75o.0$l ip; wild pigeons,shot, 
stall-fed, P dozen, $1.7502' tame squads, light. H 
dozen. $2.(11; do.,dark, per doz., $1,2 ha 1.50, tame 
Pigeons, live, per pair, 4U03Oe.; English snipe, fr. h- 
klllod P doz., $2.0002.25; plover, fresh killed. V doz. 
The best In the market. Price $13. Send for eircu' 
^ R. H. ALLEN * CO.. 
Box 37 b. 189 and 191 Water St.. New York. 
Rectangular and Square Box 
Churns. Cheapest because the 
be*t. No inside fixtures, and 
always reliable. 7 sizes of 
«icA kind made. We make 
Curtis's Improved Factory 
Churn and Mason's Power 
Butter-worker. Cn-juestioned 
proof given of their superior 
qua.'iftcjtn material and con¬ 
struction not dreamed of by 
other makers. Send for Dat- 
rpman, free. Cobsish & Cur¬ 
tis, Ft. Atkinson, Wls. 
(Chartered as “ queen's College " in 1771*.) 
New Brunswick, N. J. 1 hour from N. York on Pa. R. R. 
> ear begins {AaimineUioiusfor admission ) Sept 20, Is83. 
SLOAN PRIZES FOR BE-»T (CLASSICAL) 
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS, 1st. S4UO 
(?«10O CASH ;) 2d. *8350. (Sod CASH.) 
Additional Endowments. New Library Fund. Sev¬ 
enteen Pi ol'essorst No Tutors. Classical course 
thorough. Ample provision for Kleoti wa. Junior and 
senior years. 
in H-2V, lOV !•?. HBtSl QI&IT1K (1V|C^X6\I S.X)« 
Cut niL-ats—IMcltltMl bellies, "44c; pickled shoulders, 
80S44 'c.; pickled bains, llfpst lAc.; smoked shoulders, 
9094ac.; smoked hams, 15015440. Middles—Long clear 
quoted here, nominally, 83*; al West. )on« and short 
clear, half and half, 8e. Dressco Hogs—44044c. 
higher, on niore moderate receipts, and very hen vi-.dc- 
mand; City, heavy lo light, tas i9: pigs, 9UrA'5Mc. 
Lard—54 estem steam, 0.2009.800: September, 9.26., 
9.40c: October, 9 25'.i'll 12c; seller year, 3,iHV9.il8c; 
city stcurn, 3.90e; of No. 1 city, 8.75; refined, 
Continent quoted 9.55c: South American, lOe. 
Butter—S larket about same, with expressions 
more hopeful. 
Creamery, fancy palls, 22028c; do. eholce 30@2lc4 
do. prime, 1 Set We; do, fair to good, 1701754c: do- 
ordinary, KkaiKrlUo: State half-llrkin tubs and palls, 
best, 21c: do. do. tine, 20c: do. good, 17019c; do. fair, 
15016: State 4\ r elsh tubs, choice, 2>y,u2ui v e; do. good 
to prime, \7i<til9e; do. fair to good. i&af6c: Western 
imitation ereamery. choice. We: Western do, good 
to prime, I tut 18c; lo. ordinary to fair, t2bi l.3o; Western 
dairy, first, l.w*/do. iHftrH c.j d»». ordinary, 
11012c 4Uester 11 fuctory. choice June. li)*0l6c: do. 
best current make, 14c; do. fair to good 11013c: do. 
ordinary, itoltle. 
Cotton.—B usiness has been much lu the old form, 
but still ou the whole there appears a tendency to 
gather strength. 
CURRENT PRICKS 
Quotations based on American Standard of Classifi¬ 
cation. 
Uplands New 
and Orleans Texas. 
Florida, and Gulf. 
Ordinary... 7 1-16 7 5-16 7 5-16 
Strict Ordinary. 744 7»i 751 
Good Ordinary .. 8 5-16 8 9-16 8 9-16 
Strict Good Ordinary. y yu yu 
Low Middling. 944 94J 94? 
Strict Low Middling. 9 13-16 10 1-16 10 1-16 
Middling... 10 lllti pga 
Good Middling. Iu4a 1U5J todj 
Strict Good Middling. liWv 1074 (iju 
Middling Fair.!!.114^ 115s ll4 
Rair...,. 1174 124s 124s 
STAINED 
Good Ordinary. 644 | Low Middling.8 
Strict GoodOrd.... 75-16 | Middling. 4^, 
Dried Fruits, miriness moderate, and line of 
valuation nominal. 
Soutliwo apples, ordinary to good,7440 7)40.: (lo. line 
to choice, S0s4i,c. - do. fancy, 8 s .an9c: State, sliced. 
809c.; do. quarters, 7640844c; apples, evaporated, SM‘ 
SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT. 
The Hew Jersey State College to Promote 
Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts. 
A practical Scientific School of high grade. Two 
courses of four years each. '‘Enclneerlng and Me¬ 
chanics’’ and "Agriculture and Chemistry." 
Thorough work with Constant field practice In En¬ 
gineering ami Surveying. Careful Laboratory work 
lu Chemistry, with fuil apparatus for each student. 
A well-equipped Astronomical Observatory, tor stu¬ 
dents' use. Full course lit Draughting. 
INCREASED FACILITIES FOR THE STUDY OF 
FRENCH AND GERM 4.N, WITH A VIEW 
l’O PRACTICAL USE. 
Fo r ly Ntn.tr Scholarship- free: eight of them 
now vacant, to bo tilled before September 20th. Full 
Information In eata ouue. Graduates who wish them, 
uniformly secure profitable positions. Forcatalogue 
or any Information address Secretary Rutgers College, 
MERRILL EDWARDS OATES. PH. D., IL. D., President. 
Cheapest Fvaporator 
nude. Double the capac- 
ty. Children can operate 
,t. Simple In construction. 
Don’t fall to send for de¬ 
scriptive circular and price 
oefore buying. 
Manufactured by 
*t. Louis, Mo., U. S. A 
COOK’S EVAPORATOR! 
■* For making Apple Jelly, 
Sorghum 
sent free. 
le Syrup and Sngtir. Circulars 
1TENACK, BORDINF. & CO., 
Teeumseh, Mich 
OUB PATEJ'tf sPW MILl 
Ir^n bffYors, B^Arin^s. TARE BEAM* 
JO\LS, UK PAYS! THK FHKICHT. 
Sold uu l. iffl. W^rtTMUt* 5 ?e*r«. Ail o« low. 
Foe fico book, wtUrc** 
JONES OF BINGHAMTON, 
BisuiunroN, 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS, 
Address, TAYLOR MFC. CO. 
I?/**** Uu Paper.) CbumUKmburs Pg, 
Nkw Yokk. Saturday. July 28, 18SS 
Bkevks.-T otal for six days, 10,804 head, ugalurt 
12.733 head for the corresponding time last week. 
Kentucky steers, 1,264 n>. at 1154c. 56Tb. do. 1,141 tb, 
at Uc: do. 1,181 lb at 1WV; do. 1,051 ib at I04*c. less $1 
per head; Ohio steers, 1.283 lb at 11V. 36 tb less Stic, 
per head: do. 1,315 tb at UQt", do, 1,170 ib at Uc: do. 
1,120 lb at 1054m do. 1,005 tb at 1054c- y lb; Missouri 
steers, 1,062 Ib ut 10.44c. 57 tb less V)e. per head: bulls 
1,333 tb at $4.65; Texans, 1*56 Ib at Sdtc. 55 tb; do. 838 tb at 
94*0 . 55 Ib, do. 853 tb at 9e; Illinois steers, 1,521 tb at 
$G.M- do. 1,440 tb at $6.33: do. 1,428 tb al 1144c. 56 Ib do. 
1.404 ib at 11 ’;c, do. 1,232 that 114jc. less st per head: 
mixed Western, do. 1,560 tb at ll&e. 56 tb; do. 1,860 Tb 
at lift'd* do. 1,SQ8 tb at Uc. and $1 per head- oxen, 1,556 
tb at Uc. 
Calves—T otal for six days, 4,869 head against 
8.978 head for the corresponding time last week. 
City dressed veals sold at I'KalSe: couutr\ dressed 
at 10011c, and a few as high as U4ic, and New- 
burg City style reached 12c. Dressed butter 
milk sold at 80ivic. Veals. 170 tb, at sue; do. 121 ib, at 
6<4c; buttermilks,'221 tb, at 5ftc; do. '20. Ib, al 5c; do 
206 ib, ut 4ftc: fed calves. 202 (b, ut is-; do. 310 tt.,at 
f'V't grassers, 171 ib.at 4c: Maryland veals, 166 tb, at 
Per bushel. 
5 bushels or more, per bushel. 
By mail, 5tc. per tb. 
Address HUGH L, WYSOR 
New bero. 
fN ENESEE VALLEY FARMS FOR SALE.-Some of 
' 1 the finest Residences in the Valiev, uear R. R 
Inquire soon of JOHN SHELDON. 
Fort ColUns, Colorado. 
Empire Grain Drill. 
WITH 
Force Feed Fertilizei 
Attachment. 
Always Reliable! Buy it!! 
fu?t taformutron,to Ur Sond for clrottlar *** 
EMPIRE DRILL. CO., 
8ox "H.’’ Shortaville, Ontario Co.,N. Y. 
5IANUFACTURED BY THE 
Americana should use 110 other. 
It is the Purest, the most Concentrated, the 
Strongest, tho heaviest, the Cheapest and 
the best Dairy Salt in the World, 
WARRANTED ns > ureas any SALT iu the 
Market. 
Dairy Goods Salted with Onondaga F. F. Salt took 
a majority of nil the premiums awarded ut the Grand 
Union Or try Fair. Milwaukee, Dec. 4-9, 1882. 
J. \V. BAlUiKU, Scc’y, Syracuse. N. Y, 
StncKi* AND I.OIBS.— Total for six (lavs 39,403 heal., 
against 29.T® head for the corresponding time last 
week. Poor to good sheep sold AtU4«6e. and ex 
ports were wanted al $6.40vt$6.5t): common 10 prune 
Southern lambs sold «t M7ftc. and bust Maryland 
and Jersey lumbs reached 8e; dressed mutton lu fair 
demand at 10&1044C. and dressed lambs selling at lli 
140| Kentucky lambs,59 Ib. at 7fte, do. 60 tb at 7w,e 
