4885 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
—$40.00 per ton. Sulphate of Potash, 
per lb. 48 to 50 per cent—$40 00 per ton. Muri¬ 
ate of Potash. per lb. for 80 percent, $46.00 
per ton. Kninlt, $141415 per ton. Bone, fine ground, 
$85.50iS^S3 per ton. Bon*’, dissolved, 823.00 per ton. 
Dissolved bone black, *2!) per tou. Mapes Po 
tato manure, $43 per (ou. Baber & Bros, Potato 
manure, $45 per ton; do, corn manure, $43 per 
ton: do. oat manure. $45 per ton. William’s. 
Clark Co’9. Royal Bone Phosphate, $.32 pc tou, 
do., Fish and Potash, sis per ion; do. American 
pure bone meal, *38 per ton. Sardy's Acidulated 
Rock, 18 to I t per eeut. available phosphoric ncid, $20 
to $?2..i0. 
Ha? and Straw. Straw Is scarce and Arm. The 
quotations are us follows: Choice Timothy hay, 
#1 dVai 10 gooddo.il ci$l-medium do.Kla!)5c:shipping 
grades, 85 aDOo; clover mixed, 8A(<a95c, clover black, 
75,1.80c. Straw—.No, 1 rye, 90i*95C‘ short rye, 7U@80c; 
oat, 50(8550. 
Hors.—We quote New at I5e, for best: do. good to 
prime, 12<S13c: do, low grades at 8;®lie; old at «®9c: 
Pacific. coastal 6,si2c, 
Ri<t.. —Quotations- Carolina and Louisiana, com¬ 
mon to fair, ut 14 i'&" 4 e: good to prime ut Olti-sOe; 
choice at d^Atstgc; extra head ut 6«fo<afiafc: Raugoon 
at li-gi’c: duty paid, and 2 r >s®2^c In bond; Patna at 
44jai*se; .Java at 3Jk(tt3asc. 
SfciEDS. - For clover Ilit-rc Is a fair demand at firm 
uric, s. Quotations arc at ‘Jc. for prime Western- 
3^c. for choice, and 'J^rfJlUe. for extra choice; timo¬ 
thy Is quiet, l.lnseert Is nominal; quoted at $1 85, 
Sugar.—T he quotations are: 
Cut loaf, fAg’: Orusned, fiSgc: powdered, 8tSc 
@6*8 granulated,ots confectioners’ ••A.” sift 85 tvisc; 
staudard "A.” Site: off A. S*4<859-1 lie: white extra 
“C.’* S' j85)4C- yellow extra “C," 4«@5C’ "C." 456 
@45<c: yellows, 
Tamow.-P rime city quoted at 6c, with $2 charge 
for packages. 
Tobacco.-K entucky quiet and unchanged. 
VEOETAliL'o*. Quotations are for : —Potatoes— 
Rose. Mutnr,per double-headed barrel, $225<®350: Rose, 
State, round hoops. *1 87a300; do. ISO it tl S7<®2. do, 
flat hoops and sucks, $1 75*1 87. Beauty of Hebron, 
State, round hoops, *1 S7(<t2UO: Burbank, per double- 
headed bill, *l 7.V,»2 U0: do, HQ It., $1 75«#2; do, per 
sack *1 TtViil 87; Peerless, State, IsO IS, $1.62,81 75; do, 
per bbl. $1 TVif 1 H7: Magnum Boumn. Scotch per 
sa, k. si ,'. 0,2 Bermuda new, V bbl, $687: Florida, 
new, prime, per bbl. &l$«iZUIMI: do second, per bbl, 
at $8-a,4- Sweet potatoes Icltn-dned. choice, s6®$6M). 
Asuarngus—Ch’u. per hunch, 6ilr*#Jo- do, plain, per 
bunch, at StatKir • do. North Carolina, per dozen 
bunches, $H*i45ll- do, luferior, per bunch, ldi®2 c. 
Beets Bermuda,per crate,$225a2.8l- do,Florida, 225 
( 0,2 75. Cabbages- Florida, p bbl, $3, 1 1-do, Florida, 
18 bbl. orate. 82 fflKitUfsl; Savannah, per bbl. *2 IHLt.S 50. 
do. charleston, per bbl, crate. SCA l.Vl. Cucumbers, 
Florida, per box, $3at:. l 4 n Peas—Savannah, per 
craie. gv3o®$8 do, Charlc-Stot), at $'2 50/iS. Kale— 
Norfolk prime, per bbl, *2 Norfolk poor to 
fair at tl SWAfiO. Onions—Bermuda, p crate. $2 25: 
old, tutlk, per bbl, *4<0.3.tt> Radishes—Norfolk, per 
10o mincoee, «i -5o.>2 50: do, North Carolina ut tUmloO. 
Spinach -Norfolk, per bbl, $2.0,1. Siring beans-Flor¬ 
ida, wax, per crutc. $2f*8 SO. do. green, choice, at 
$2 73(8,.,. Beans, Florida, green, poor to fair. $l SO,® 
2 50. Squash-_Florida, per crate, $2. Turnlps- 
Russla. pel- bbl. 5U®62c. Tomatoes -Florida, choice 
per bushel crate, at $850@|4; Bermuda, per box, 
■lOciut'iOe. 
Wool..—Trade hns continued very inpderate, The 
general supples are not large, but the Inquiries are 
so small that very little undertone to the general 
market can be mentioned. 
- 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. 
New York, May 2, 1885. 
BEKves.—Total receipts for six days 8,188 head, 
against 11,889 head for the corresponding time last 
5veek. Sales.—Mixed Western steers, 1,888 It. $6 16; 
do, 1,310 S'. $8 02: do, 1.18MB, $5 «2«-do. 1,185 lb. $5 50; 
do, 1,253 1 b. $5 10; do, 1,046 B, $5 00: State cows, 1,119 
lb, $3 90: Ohio do,1,271 lb. $582ts; do, 1,149 B. $586^1 
Stags, hulls, oxen. 1,279 n>, $4 rrv®; do, 1,830 n>, 4<*c: 
do, 1,132 B, $110; Cows, 1,012 1 b, $3 85; do, 1,043 B, 
$3 10: stags and cows. 1,127 tt..$4 3Q; do, 9C0@1,580 tt, 
$4 25161 70. Virginia steers, 1,618 lb. $fi sir do, 1,415 
B, $5 83; do, 1,606 », $3 65; do, 1,305 fc. $5 HO; do, 1,615 
$5 50- bulls. 1,405 B, $4 50: Pennsylvania, stnble-fed 
do, 1,file 1b, S630: do, 1.400 B, $6 05: do. '.371 B,$6 00; 
do,2.801 B, $3 Ml- do, 1384 B. $580; do, 1,317 m,$5 65: 
do, 1,806'1b. $5 ilo do, 1 255 », $5 60, do, i,Im 8 lb, $5 40: 
do, I.IBij H', $5 95; do, 1.1 *3 lb, $5 ill: do, l.l'b it.. $5 25; 
do, 1,1831b, $5 36 do, 1,122 It.. $5 U5: do, I .all lb $500 
cows 700 B, $3 4'; State do, 1.089 lb, *3 60; Chicago 
steers, 1,120 S., $5 56; du. 1,122 Tb, $550: TudlhUU do 
1,027 lb, $5 05: Slate oxrn, 1,475 1b, $1.65: Chicago 
steers,1,268 ib. $5 pi; St. Louis do, 1.219 », $3 7U do. I.J51 
n>. sri do. 1.151 lb, 65 40: do. 1,117 tb, $5 37k,; Buf¬ 
falo bulls, 1,529 tb, $1 55. 
Cat. vies. -Sales- Veals, 187 tt, 8c; do, 160 tb. M2c; do. 
134 ib,ti->*e: do, 140 B>, ut 64*e; do, 133 tt, at 6 a*c; do, 
120*170 ®,5<a7c. ’ 
Shkkc amp Lambs -Total receipts for six days 
85,00 head, against 22,563 head for the corresponding 
time last week. State sheep, li l lb, at 6c; do. ltd tb, at 
594c do. :U5 It. b**c, do, 82 Ib, at 5Vtc. Spring lambs, 
S3 per bead; State sheep, Mtt, at $3470,, State war- 
ling*. 7KB.. 7c- State sheep. 99 B, 54**'; Kentucky 
sheep, 106 Ib, 56(,e, We-ieru do, Pis tb. 5 Ue: cllppe l 
Ohio do, 84B, i qe-Mieltl.-nn do, 108 B> ,v»c; Western 
65 ib, at $1 58; Kentucky yearlings, 69 a, r.lge; Western 
clipped sheep, 82 tb, unshorn Michigan do. 123 it, 
5‘4 c; ojipueu do. ho it. tV: do, 88 ib,5c: clipped Mich¬ 
igan yearlings, 65 lb. Ce. 
Hoos.—Total receipts for six duys 80,845 head, 
against 41,450 for the same time last week. Market 
a trifle firmer hut quotahlv unchanged. 
PRODUCE COMMISSION HOUSE 
JEHTAULLSUEll 18R3. 
S. H. & E. H. FROST, 
100 I*ARK PLACE, N I. ’ 
Shippers desiring to favor us will be furnished 
stencils, shlpp n&carrfg, etc., on application. Prompt 
ness guaranteed, References, Rural Nkw-Yokker, 
Irving National Bank, etc. 
The Crlfhrnied Brinm-r Grain 4'rndle. 
Hand made of the best material, light, strong, 
durable, hundy, and cheap: travels easy aud 
fast. Most perfect cradle lu the market. 
Mnny thousands In use. Sawed Unger'-. Hist 
Scythes. Only $s.:.0 ouch, flood discount by 
the doe. Agents wauled send for 
circulars free, ami mem Ion R.N.- 
^"•Yorker. K. C. HltlNSKK, 
>1 lddlctow it, 
1> a upliin (’o„ I’n. 
IDEAL 
A NEW DEPARTURE 
WINDMILLS _ 
Thrown in and out. of wind by \ 
revolving tliopump rod, doing — — — 
n«uy with all levers, pulleys, chains rind 
wire* peculiar to all other mills. Has a I)RA l> 
LOI In to prevent wheel running when out of gnu- 
Mini pie, .Strong, and Humble. Fully War¬ 
ranted.* »»'LI VE A4JKNT.S WANTED. 
STOVER MF’G CO ■ * 1 I^ll ANOIS, 1 ’ 
That Tired Feeling 
The warm weather has a debilitating effect, 
especially upon those who are within doors most 
of the time. The peculiar, yet common, com¬ 
plaint known as “that tired feeling,’’ la the 
result. This feeling can he entirely overcome by 
taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which gives new life 
and strength to all the functions of the body. 
“I could not sleep; had no appetite. I took 
Hood's Sarsaparilla and soon began to sleep 
soundly; could get up without that tired and 
languid feeling; and my appetite improved.” 
It. A. San ford, Kent, Ohio. 
GUARANTEED to he made of first-class material, nicely fin- 
- ished, and warranted ro give PERFECT SATISFACTION 
JH^F tKST 1 □ d /5*\uT 
. * PRKlill'HS 
ing Match of Ibe HAMPDEN 
N< 0. FAIR in September last, 
oversnoh competitors as the Ohi 
-veb Chit.l'd and the Cass ad ay Sox knit 
Pxowa. Send for Circular and Price List. 
J HE NATIONAL 
STEELED 
METAL 
PLOW 
They are made of 
PATENT 
STEELED METAL? 
Which is FAR -SUPERIOR to" 
chilled iron. A large number now in’ 
use, and giving Entire Satisfaction.'' 
BELCHER & TAYLOR. 
AGRICULTURAL TOOL COMPANY, 
Box 75 CHICOPEE FALLS. MASS. 
Hood’s Sarsaparilla 
Sold by all druggists. $l; six for $5. Mado 
only by C. I. IIOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass. 
IOO Doses One Dollar 
SOLUeLb PACIFIC GUANO, 
ANNUAL SALES, OVER .10,000 TONS. 
This high-grade 
fertilizer produces 
crops of superior 
quality and quan¬ 
tity, It i8nota stim- 
ulent, but a plant- 
food. The high 
standard for which 
it has been noted for 
TWENTY 
YEARS 
past will be strictly 
maintained. 
For pamphlets, address 
CLIDDEN & CURTIS, 
General Selling Agents, Boston, Mass. 
CHURCH’S 
FISH & POTASH. 
ANALYSIS 4 
.Ammonia,.5.08 per cent. 
Phosphoric Acid.5.82 
Potash.3.58 
Chemist, C. A. OO ESH>IANN, 
MAXI 7 FACTORED BY 
JOSEPH CHURCH & CO., 
167 lbs. Bag. TIVERTON, R. I. 
Novelty Bone Worts Phosphate. 
and Pure Groimd Bone, Manufactured at the 
Novelty Bone Works. West Troy. V. Y.—Kstabllshed 
in i860. This Is a Pure Bone Phosphale maklug 
It a Complete Standard Manure. Send for prices 
and circulars. 
William B. Williams* 
44eneral Agent, West Troy, N. Y. 
S A | T ONONDAGA F. F. 
M La I ■ Dairy and Table Suit. 
The Purest, Strongest, Best and cheapest Sait 
made Warranted as pure as any. Triimi- 
A pliant Eyervwhere,— Ai ButTalo In the Stab¬ 
lest of ‘67: at the New York Butter and noesc 
L Exchange test, '75; at the Milwaukee Grand 
Union Dairy lair, '33. taking ail the leudiug 
premiums and sweepstakes but one. tying it* 
rival on that, over four foreign competitors 
I Sole manufacturers the American Dairy 
8 *nlt Co., L. Address 
J. W. ItlKkl.K, Sec ? y, Syracuse IN. V. 
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. 
FERTILIZERS. 
SEEDS. 
The largest and best assortment of the above, of 
the standard, as also of the most recently Improved 
styles, manufactured and for sale by the 
R. II. ALLEN COMPANY, 
P. O. Box 376. 1N9 dk 191 Winer Stieet. 
New York City. 
Send for our new Seed Catalogue uow ready. 
chincry. 
AlsuFeed 
and Miiai 
Mills, 
Purnps, 
Etc. 
Agents 
wanted 
allun- 
assigned 
lemtoiy- 
CHALLENGE 
WIND MILL 
AND 
FEED MILL CO. 
BATAVIA, ILL. 
Manufacturers of 
Geared Wind Mills. 
THE DANA 
CENTRIFUGAL-GOVERNOR 
WINDMILL 
lithe bast working niu! most powerful Wind 
Engine in the world, because it Is the only one 
which unite/* the meat perfect form of wlnd- 
wlicol with the most perfect method of regu¬ 
lation- Geared .tiltsa specialty. 
For Descriptive Circular* apply to 
THE DANA WINDMILL CO., 
WiatTH, MASS., U. S. X. 
Arrant’e New Sample Book21 50Lovely Chromos with 
He Dll l o name, 10c. E. H. Pardkk, New Haven, Conn. 
rlt THRESHER CO.#- 
Springfield Ohio. 
BESTTHRESHINGMACHINERY 
MADE- - -SEND FOR NEW 
I LLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. 
Paynes’ Automatic Engines & Saw-9/iill. 
OUK LEADER. 
We offer an 8 to 10 H. P. Automatic, Spark-Arresting, 
Mounted Portable Engine, with Mill, 16 ft. carriage, 
32 ft. track and ways. 2 simultaneous lever set head 
blocks, 294-incn arbor, 3 changes 
feed: sawyer controls feed-lever 
and head-block* from one position. 
504uch solid saw. 3D rt. * Inch 4-ply 
belting, feed-belts, cant-hooks, 
swage, tightener, etc. Rig com¬ 
plete Tor operation. $1.100on cars. 
Engine on skid*. $!«'less. Engine 
will burn slabs from the saw two to 
eight feet long, ana keep up steam. 
Bend for Catalogue "A.” 
B. W. PAYNE At SONS, 
Elmira, N. Y.. Box S41. 
Shafting. Pulleys, and Hanger* 
Manufacturers all styles Automatic Engines from 2 
to 300 H. P. 
BUBBELL 4 WHITMAM, 
Little Falls, New York, 
Inventors and Manufacturers of the latest Approv¬ 
ed Apparatus for manufacturing 
BUTTER AND CHEESE 
most successfully and for obtaining the largest pro¬ 
fit. Also General Agents for 
CENTBIPDGAL MACHINES 
for the separation of cream from milk. 
New developments constantly coming out. Seed 
Corn for Green Kodoeror Silage. Send for our Illus¬ 
trated Catalogue. 
McSHERRY 
GRAIN DRILL. 
Sows Fertilizers splendidly. It Is very accurate, 
anc strictly tlrst class. Works to the enure satisfac¬ 
tion of everybody w ho knows what a Grain and Fer- 
ti'izer Drill ought to do. All who appreciate excel¬ 
lence and accuracy, prefer the McSHERK > . 
Mention this paper. 
D. E. McSHERRY *Sr CO.. 
Dayton, O, 
HAY CONVEYORS. 
FOR 
Ensilage & Grain liurkets, Poet. Floor Mother Puilrn. 
Feeding Cars running lu front of cuttle upon ele¬ 
vated double rail track 
Cars rauiilng upon same style track tor removing 
manure from Stables, Carriers for handling ha'ed 
bay or cotton aud general merchandise, will elevate 
or lower at any point along track. lOnlv carrier iu 
the market that will do ItAlso a Hand Holst 2 t 
Carrier for Store*. Warehouses, Ac. Send for cuts 
logue. .1. A. CROSS, Fultouville, N. Y 
$25 to $50 PER DAY! 
Can easily be made by using the Old Reliable 
VICTOR WELL-BORING and ROCK-DRILLING 
ARTESIAN WELL MACHINERY. 
We mean it. and are prepared to demonstrate 
the fact. The well-merited SUCCESS which has 
crowned our efforts during the past fifteen year*, 
and with EXCEUSIOR for our MOTTO, we are 
MONARCH of AI,L in every country in the 
world. Our Machinery Is operated by either Man. 
Horse, or Steam, amt works very rapidly, they 
range in sizes from 
3 Inch to 4- l-« Feet in Diameter, 
and will bore aDd drill to any required depth. 
They will iKire *ucce*sfully and eatUractorlly in ell 
ktodsof Earth. Soft Sand «n*l Limestone, Bitumin¬ 
ous Stone Coal, slate. Hard Pan Gravel, Lava, Boul¬ 
ders. Serpentine aud Conglomerate Rock. aud guar¬ 
anteed to make the very b>-stnf Well* in Quicksand. 
They are light running, simple in construoton, easily 
operated, durable a- <1 acknowledged dS the best and 
ntost practical Machine extant. They are endorsed 
by some oi the highest State Gfllclals. They are also 
used extensively In 
Prospecting for Coat, Gold. Silver , Coal Oil and all 
kinds of Minerals. 
And for sinking Artesian Wells, Coal Shafts, etc.. 
they are unexcelled. 
Send for Catalogue and Price List. 
Good active AGENTS wanted in every country in 
the world. Address 
State in what paper you saw this. 
QUART 
Berry Baskets 
Order now of A , 
Any quantity at 1 cent each. 
B. Jones. Grat'ron, N.Y. 
Virginia Fa riu» — iltid cilmsre. Cheap Homes. 
Send for circular \ . o. Bi.lSH. Centralla. Va. 
. FARMS in a mild, delightful climate $700 
to * 2 , 0 * 1 , Hood business place, no nnttnielv frost*, no 
cyclones, no floods, no malaria. C. Ii. LANDIS. 
_ Vineland, X. J. 
FOR SALK. 
BUFFALO VALLEY 
CREAMERY. 
-p o d *i ■ , - ' Dunum >aney. on x 2 t 
rikS:- E Vt, l H, m, i es l rom Lewlsburtb, county seat of 
union Co.. Pa. R. K. runs through entire length of 
valley and Into Penn s Valley. Centre Co. Station at 
4 reann-ry. 1 wo rati roads, college and seminary at 
I ewisburgh. Organized as a stock eo„ and char¬ 
tered by the state. No other creamery in the valley 
or neighborhood. Large, well built, J store frame 
building, with t story engine room attachell slate 
roor. Knglue. cheese vats, presses, churn butter 
n orker. moulds, scale* Ac. A flue chance for a man 
who understands the busiuess. For particulars, 
Afdress D. It. MILLER, Secretary, 
Lewisburith, l uiou fo., I*a. 
FREE 
Wflte C. H. HAWK IN*, (awker 
1 lty, Mitchell county, Kuosari, forinTor- 
matiouaud price of Land iu Huusas. 
!*ALESME> Wanted by the Introducers of 
Rancocas Raspberry, h. 0. Cuask & Co., Phlia.. Pa. 
Salary and expenses paid. The business easily learn¬ 
ed. Growers of a Full line of Fruits A Ornamental* 
HowTo Build 
Just published. A large book, giving 
plans, views, descriptions anu rei 
able costs of 40 modern houses, $409 
up to $<1500, lor all climates, sent 
post paid on receintofSIe TAebat 
and the only cbeai' Architect ural 
hoolyiublishcd. Addro.*.*. 
BUILDING A8S0CIAV.CN, 
24 Beukiuau SL, .iios 27U2,> N.V 
-•X VA.' XJAtil 
LOW-COST 
HOUSES. 
For steep or flat 
roof*. Cheap, Du 
rnble, Kasllv up 
piled. Excellent for 
e o v e r I ug leak v 
shingle roof*. Send 
for samples and 
circular, 
A. F. SWAN, 
Hi Courtlandt St., 
X. Y. 
GENUINE IMPROVED 
Yellow Eye Beaus. 
w 
For sale by a Farmer, at Farmers’ prices. 
45 cents per quart by mail. 
15 “ “ ’• “ express. 
»LC0 “ pk ’* 
|8.00 " bus " 
EDW’D A. HASKELL, MASON, N. H. 
SWEET CORN 
FOR HR t-- 1>. 
I have a utce lot of Evergreen Sweet Covu for 
Field Planting and Fodder l will sell at *1. " per 
bushel in new bags, at 3fl cents each Also some nice 
Alaike Clover Send your orders now 
Address W. E. S|I A EFFER. 
I.ockport, N. V. 
The Concave and Curved Seed POTATO 
K NIFE will cut to oue or more eyes 
Endorsed by all the leading Seedsmen and Growers. 
Price 35e. postpaid Illustrated circular free. 
HUMPHREY' BROS., Wakemau, O. 
COMPLETE FIRE AND WATER PROOF. 
D O O CT I fil For Steep and Elat Roofs. 
HUvr I <» L Cheap and Durable. 
Waterproof Building Paper. 
Send for Samples aud Cash Price List. 
Empire Roofing Co., 
257 North l-Jth S4t.. Philadelphia, Pa. 
CARNATION IMNK^. 
Rooted Cuttingsof this delightful plant, nicelv 
packed iu moss anu sent toaay addresshv mail, post¬ 
paid, on receipt of tide, per dozen: $41. ?or cwo doz¬ 
en *4 1 .50 tor three dozen. 2te. Send for otir retail 
descriptive price-list and choose your varieties. Par- 
tlesib »lrlng hv the lmor Urishould send for our trade 
list, iu both of which are short direoiious for plant 
lug,Ac. THOS. F. SE.VL, Unlonvtlle. Chester Co ,Pa. 
inrltilUnl lavcatt.s “ 
•rthe Aft! ‘‘•if* 90 Dttkltt 
|h. V.lae tf Ut Huw& S,rr*4t tvtalv all 
kinds of manors, broadcast or La drilL in one-tenth 
time required by hand. Liiustratod OaUloguee free. 
KUU* A BUKPKJC MF’U CKX, bnuua N. Y. 
PULVERIZE R 
COMHIN >. 
3 , 000,000 
SWEET 
POTATO. 
Plant!*. Early Golden, and 
all leading kinds: bj mail, $1 
per A": by express. $1 per 400, 
$2 per ijm 
N niiseiuoud. *1.30 per l,0tX), 
for2.o0i'and upwunls. 
Write for circular. 
W. W. Bath bone. 
.Marietta. Ohio. 
SEND FOR DESCRIPTION aud Price of our New 
Grapes. Po'keepsle Kedand I later Prolific, and 
the Marlboro Raspberry; we eaufurulsh the latter 
at reelucetl rates. Also for public opinion of our new 
hardy Blackberry, the Minuewnski, to be sent out 
Fall of 1865. A. J. CAY WOOD A SON, 
^larlboro, N, Y, 
