1885 
475 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
than the average. The summer fallowing is 
largely increased. The total amount of land 
plowed is 519,735 acres, compared with 443,915 
in 1884, Fall wheat is not grown. Spring 
wheat acreage 357,013, compared with 307,020 
in 1884. Oat acreage 151,368, compared with 
172,345 in 1884. Both crops are reported in 
the most favorable condition. There was an 
ample rainfall during seeding to give grain a 
good start, and keep up a continuous growth. 
Every indication points to uu early harvest. 
The total product of wheat expected is 7,179,- 
581 bushels, leaving a surplus of 5,675,000 
bushels for export. The other crops are all 
reported in a satisfactory condition. Hay 
promises an abundant yield. Live stock came 
through the Winter in fair condition and free 
from disease. In every brancb of farming, 
prospects are better than in any previous 
year in the history of the province. The con¬ 
struction of branch railways during the Sum¬ 
mer will give additional impetus to farming 
operations, and much additional land is being 
broken in consequence. 
Talroadge, the Mil waukee crop statistician, 
estimates the yield of spring wheat to be 121,- 
090,000 bushels; winter wheat, 240,000,000 
bushels; total spring and winter wheat, 331,- 
000,000 bushels. From these figures it will be 
seen that the crop of 1885, compared with 
1884, will show a shortage in winter wheat of 
160,000,000 bushels, aud of spring wheat 22,- 
000,000 bushels, making a total shortage of 
182,000,000, The average wheat yield of the 
winter States for five years past is 461,000,000 
bushels. The estimate shows a shortage, com¬ 
pared with the average for five years, of 130,- 
000,000 bushels. 
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Communications Received for the Week Endinu 
Saturday, July 4,1885. 
J.C. A.-P. J.B.-MJB. P.—D.8. H., thauks.-C. M. 
H.-B. F. J.-F. B. C.-E. A.-T. V. M., thanks —E. W. 
P.-T. E. a-J. W. O.-O. W. B.-.T. L. B.-M. E. 3., 
thanks,—F. D. C.-John Woodruff, thanks.—C. E. F., 
thanks.—A.—M. J. C.—A. M. P.— J. M. Drew, thanks, 
-J. C.—H. B.-B. H. M.—W. S„ S., thanks.-J. H.B.— 
O. T. A.-S. F. B.—J. H. Jr.—A. A. S.—D. J-—J. H. H. 
-O. W.-W. W. F.—J. F.B.-P. J. B.-J. C.-F. L. C. 
-E. A. 
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. 
Satobday, July 3, 1885. 
Chicago. —Compared with cash prices two 
weeks ago, “regular” wheat is %c. lower; No. 
2 Spring, l'i'c. lower; No. S Red, 2c. lower; 
No. 3 Red, 8c. higher. Corn, %c. lower. Oats, 
l%c. lower. Pork, 7^c. lower. 
Flour.-Q uiet, and unchanged. Choice Winter 
wheat SI 5 Ui «3 90; spring wheat, S3 50*4 25; Minne¬ 
sota Bakers, at $ 9 S 0®4 30; Patents, at $1 7 5® 5 J 5 ; low 
grade*, at *24*3. Kyo flour, In barrel*, at S 8 85. 
WitKiT, Quiet and lower; sale* ranged: July 
8 »> 4 e, August, 90<»U0Uc; ocptembrr, 9234®97c: No. i 
Spring, SSc; -No. ! do. 79c No. 2 Red. 93c; No, 8 
Bed, sse. corn—F irm, strong, and price* higher. 
t!a«h, «7q|C" July. 46tt®4te: August 4 iH,* 47 V< 0 : Sep 
tember, Oita Quiet sales ranged; Cash 
82c July, m, .sit*e®32t$e; August, at 27e®'2iVt,c Bye 
—D ull. No. 2.61c. -No, oiiaioo Pork. 
—Quiet. Cash. $I0 25®$1Q30; June, *1U *5®IU 90 : 
July, $10 20®10 32ss; August, $10 Stt*lll 42s,. Lard. 
—Quiet. Sale* ranged: trash, aud Julv, #i; 62V6>»665; 
August, *6 lu®6 riV; September, $« S 2-*#6 3.-,. Bulk- 
sikats.-S houlders, at $3T.Va l uo. Short Bib sides, 
#3 87),; Short Clear. $5 S3.a,.'. au. Cattle—E xperts, 
$3 80®0 2u: cows aud mixed, *2 Vi.t I 5b: atockers, 
$S®I 50; feeder*. $i*s4 08; Texans, $2 «u®4 ML Sheep 
- Inferior. $2...vat tin; Nutlves. $2 23.^4. lambs, *i 00j* 
2U0. iloas—Rough mixed, SJ 'JOa.4 Hi packing and 
shipping, $1.05®4 HR light, $t.*<* l 30: skips. $3<ai3 70. 
St. Lotus.—Compared with cash prices two 
weeks ago. No. 2 red wheat is 4c. lower. Corn 
}£e. lower. Oats, l)^c. lower. 
Wheat.—F lour quiet: XX, *S4O®3 50r XXX, $.3 65® 
3 ?*: Family, s.i Bti.i* 1 ;Choice, $t DO®! 13; Fancy, 
$1 S5®5 Oo-Patent, #5 25®5 #>; .so, . turn, ea*n, 961 * 
»9Ic ; July, y*>t#‘J7c : August, 93 ® 99 e ; September, 
*IOOK®101. Corn Dull. Caab, 44.«.44>yc; July. «4t«c. 
August. 4JH , ®t5 , jc'; Septcmner. tSQ , 4 *>"kc. Oats— 
Easier Cn*h, July, 279s-«2sc: closing At 
August, Wqe, Kye, dull at At.tue. Uari.ey, steady at 
50® Ate. Butler unchanged. tCuos, steady, 8 ^,i®So, 
F nAsaiiO. steady, $ 1 . 28 , Hay steady and uheliauged. 
Hkax, firm. t 'i*tite. Corn Meal llrrn at $2 .mi. Pore, 
$10 $ 8 . Bulkmeats — l.ong clear, *5 10; short rib, 
$3 8.>®3 10| short clear, $s.<! 0 . Baku—F irm at $ 6 .Vi(® 
t>4U. Caitlk Mai kd firm; good to choice shipping, 
$4 80446 on; fair to lucdiuut, $3 23(®4 2 ;'; Texans, $2 85* 
3 75. SHEEP —common to undlum. $2 - 23®2 ,1 fair 
to choice, *3 Oj®I ut>. Huus Eight, $1 15<«1 20 - Pack¬ 
ing, $.I3.>®4 It; heavy, «t 13^4 23. 
Boston—Grain—C orn-Firmer; Steamer Yellow, 55® 
55t,c. ; do, mixed nt ;>5®5SS,c; High mixed at 56q,® 
57e, and No Grade, 52®5tc, per buxiiel. Oats are 
steady, sales of No. t while and barley, 44141 * 4 . 0 , No. 
2 white, iiiitilliQc; No. s 4ov*«»lle, and of mixed at 
39t£*41c, tier bushel. Rtg—Small sale-* at SH®9oe, per 
bushel. Nothing doing In Baulky. Sales of Bran at 
#15 OU ft UiU for Soring, and $1600®I6 25 for Win tor, 
Fine t eed and Utildrings, at SIS OlgilT U0, uml Cot¬ 
ton Seed Meat, $26.50 * ton to arrive, and $27®2-«on 
the spot. Produce.—New Burrkti N'ortluru cream¬ 
ery, 1'In*'2bc, per ft. fur extra , ITutlec, for good 
to choice ; Northern dairy —New York and Vor- 
mont choice to extra, 16*»l7c : fair to good. rj® 
ISO; Common, 9® He, per ft; Western creamery, 18.® 
19c, Tor extra; 1 is® 17c, tnr choice; IJutllc, Tor com¬ 
mon to good ; imitation creamery, 12 ® ue, tor 
choice; choice ladle packed, l(Jiml2e. per ft; fair to 
good, iliiBo: choice dairy, 12®I5e; fair to good 00 , 
SciAlOc 5' ft. Cuiekhk—N orthern extra, itsc; choice. 6Q, 
7c, common to good. I at' c Western choice to extra, 
5(*7 ct common to good, Julie: aim skims, lu»8c. Eons 
—Fresh Gape, 1.V: Eastern, UtRCj New York and Ver- 
nuiut, 1 4■»*. 14 ItiC: Western, t3®l9ttc; Provincial, ggUc, 
BkANS-Oholce hand picked peu.tl 55® I to p bu.: large 
do, do, *143.itlib: medium, choice, $M3:*l.3t); do, 
screemvl, *1 Ai®! 40; yedow eyes, Unproved. $1 S 5 &* 
1 93; Hod kidneys, $1 sjmiDO. Canada pens, 'Joe(a$l IS 
per bushel tor common Lo choice. Green Peas, *1 is 
tdlJti. Potato es We ipi ,to I0a»ieru at PKg.vic, 4< 
bushel, and Northern at tlsoSOc. Provisions—P ork— 
We quote extra prime at IlllSUwill 00 per barrel: 
meea at «ll 30 .® 12 Ol, Boston long cut clear, *18(®14 23 ; 
do. short cut, $l323(SiU5o: do. bucks, rsiui.il uO: 
do. lean cum, #13 UOuHS 23. Beef.— WesterO Inins, *10 
WHO So per barrel Western plate, 4UlAk®12 70; tin, 
extra plutc, $ll.alb Hams,— western smoked, Jiilloe- 
per pound; Boston smoked, Hjluc. I.ard-Western 
choice, 7m;4xc, per iioumi. do, stearu, ot*u*7o; CTtr 
rendered, utm®7e. Wool., The transactions during 
the week have been quite large, but prices continue 
to rule low Ohio ami Pennsylvania tfoeces XXX anil 
XX and above at 29q,'a lie, flue No. L Ohio do 30c: 
M Ichlgau X do, to arrive, 21 new; New York do. do. 
28c; metllum washed do, 20c: washed do. various 
grades aud qualities. lSmiMi; combing do, 8H,aa3o; Ken¬ 
tucky combing private terms: unwashed combing, 
»C: 'lexas. Ilirti'Jtc; territory, lSs«22tt,e: Oregon, pri¬ 
vate terms; unwashed and unmerchantable fleeces, 
10O25c: California, spring, 13®22c: super and X pulled 
at 25@30c: scoured, 17®60c; noils, private terms; 
sorts, 22®27c; sundries, H®25o; Australian, 31@40«^c; 
cape, 27c. 
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. 
New York, Saturday, July 4, 1885. 
Brkadstuffs and Provisions.—as compared with 
cash prices two week ago, No. 2 Milwaukee wheat Is 
^c. higher; No. 1 Northern Is <HSc. lower. ,No. 1 Hard 
Duluth Is l?gc. lower: No. 2 Red Is 24^c. lower. Coen. 
— Ungraded mixed Is 2e, lower: steamer mixed Is 
2c. lower: No, 2 la lfcje. lower; No. 2 white Is Jve. 
—$40.00 per ton. Sulphate of Potash, 194 ®lHc. 
per lb. 48 to 50per cent—$40.00 per ton. Muri¬ 
ate of Potash, 2H1®2^ per lb. for 80 per cent, $45.00 
per ton. Ealnlt, $14®13 per ton. Bone, fine ground, 
$35.50®39 per ton. Bone, dissolved, $29.00 per ton. 
Dissolved bone black, $29 per ton. Mapes Po¬ 
tato manure, $43 per ton. Baker & Bros. Potato 
manure, $45 per ton; do. corn manure, $45 per 
ton: do. oat manure. $43 per ton. William’s. 
Clark & Co’s. Royal Bone Phosphate, $32 per ton, 
do., Fish and Potash, t'h per ton; do. American 
pure bone meal, $38 per ton. Sardy'a Acidulated 
Rock, 13 to 14 per cent available phosphoric acid, $20 
higher. 
BLoan. Feed and meal.-F lour Quotation*; Fine 
$2 85®3 35; Superllue. $3 10a« 7.5: Extra No. J. $3 50® 
1 HO; Good to Fancy Extra State, $K,75®4 50: Good to 
Choice Extra Western. $4 00vt5 75- Common to Fair 
Extra Ohio, *3 I5®4 00- Good. $I03®4 40; Good to 
Choice, $4 50®5 25; Common Extra Mtnnmiotn, $;i 40® 
8 90; clear, $4.00®4 V-t rye mixture, $4 00®4 50; 
straight, <1 SVit.-i 23; patent $k?5®S 75- baker's extra, 
$4 ijO®5UO: St. l,onls common *© fair eiZtra. A340®$S0, 
fair to good, $1 U0®4 90. good to very choice. $195® 
5 62; Patent Winter Wheat extra at Si 30®$* &T 
City .Mill extra for West Indies. StgQ®$4 95; South 
America, $3 00fi$$RUl; market closing dull. South¬ 
ern Flour - Common to goon extra, $3 75®it>0: 
good to choice do, at $1*5 «5 50. Ryk Flour-S teady, 
buperttne, <3 90»4.50, latter for v(>ry choice, Cojin 
Meal,—D ull. Brandywine, $8 25»335 Yellow West¬ 
ern at #3oo®830. B’RKD.-Qnoted for 40 and no lbs, 
at *13 50<413: HO lbs. at $1450®1600; 100 lbs. at flfra 
19 00 sharps at $19U0®2U50: Rye feed at $16 50 
® 171)0. 
Grain.—Wheat.-C hoice No. 2 Milwaukee, 95c. de¬ 
livered: No. I Northern, $100Hi®lOo4S on spot, 98jh® 
99 * 40 . to arrive c 1 f.: No, 1 Hard Duluth. *1 02 w. on 
spot; Ungraded Winter red, aoc®$94Sve: No. 2. Red, 
* 1 . 00 *. for rail receipts in elevator- ungraded white, 
98C' So. 3 Beil for July, 9954 rt 100*: do. for August. 
$ 10 ) 8441 03*d do, for September, $1 iisif,®! (dtjj; do, 
for October, *1 054$® 1 OSt*: do, for November $1 07* 
(S.1 07*: do. for December. $109*® 1 UJ*: do. for 
January. $ 1 10T-6; do, for February $1 1 ' 2 *- do for 
March, *1 13*®l 14c. Rvk—D ull and nominal West¬ 
ern, 6H*®70Uc: Canada. 78®74c: State, 73*®75c. 
Baulky—D ull and nominal. Harley Malt.—Q uiet 
and unchanged. Corn—U ngraded mixed, 5i«t5ic; 
No. 1. 33Q®.33c; Ateamer mixed, 33e. lu elevutor: No. 
2, 53 *® 540 , in elevator, M*c, free on hoard from 
store. 54 ** 541413 . afloat: No. 2 tv htte, «3tt>e, In eleva¬ 
tor; ungraded yellow, 5754c, afloat: graded yellow, 
57Wc, In elevator; high mixed, ikdkc; No. 2 mixed for 
July. -,* 68 «C; do, for August, ... if , 
September, ; 5 Sm® 35 ) 4 c; do, for October, 53l4®56e. 
Oats—M arket firm. No, 3 . mixed, 86340 : No. 2. 8736 
®S7Vvc: No. I, quoted 37»jc: No. 3. while. 39-qc: No. 2 , 
8M('»4ilc No. 1 quoted at 12c: mixed Western, 38® 
89R,c: white do. 40®4Se: white State, llJ4®45c: No. 
2, mixed for July. ST&.t7%n: do. for August. 84)4® 
84)t,c: do. for September, 82!4®32Kc, 
Beans.—Q uotations are: Marrows. $1 65®l 67; medi¬ 
ums, f 1.35: pea, $1 50: red kidney. $1 95®3: white kid¬ 
ney, $1.75. 
Peas.—G reen are quoted at $1 '20. 
Provisions.— PoRK-Quotailons: $U OOauso for Job 
lot* of mess, uninspected hind Inspected: *11 25® 1150 
for family mess: st'2 5o®;4 23 for dear back, ithe lat¬ 
ter for fancyj.and $9S.» for extra urime. Dressed 
Hoos-Light averages are easier, while heavy are 
unchanged. A fair trade demand noted. Sales 
at 5)4(3. for bacon, to 35giL for light average*, anil 
57gc. for pigs. Cut JIeatm Pickled bellies 12 li>. aver¬ 
age :>44c,; 14 lb*, average. SUc. City pickled shoulders 
quoted at 494«*4?4c; smoked do, pickled hams at 
Sd«®ll)e: smoked hams, l(i)4®lic. Middles — For 
Chicago delivery, quotation* arc for short clear, 5.sue; 
short rib. AfiOc: long clear, 5.50c dry salted should -rs. 
185c, Beef.—Q uotations are: Extra India mess. #17 
®I9; extra mess m barrel* at $11 00: packet. $12 Oo 
®1300 for barrel*; family, $1H®14GA Been Haxs— 
Quoted at $23here and $2250 asked :ii the West. I.ard 
July option sale* at 8.13®6.80c, August option sales at 
6.S0c: September Option sale* at “.034177040: October 
option sales att-!3c: November optlou sales at 7 . 1 s 
®7.113c, December closed at 6.98®6.97c. J'be year 
option closed at.6,74.»6 77 . Ctly •deair, is steady and 
unchanged; quoted at 6 SUc. Ucflned I- dull quoted 
at 6 90 for Continent; and 7.40c. for South American. 
to $22.30. Church's Fish and Potash, $28 00, per ton. 
In 50 ton lots. 
Fresh Frcits.— San Bias cocoanuts at $3l®33, aud 
Baracoa do, $2v®25. StrawbejTlea—Up river, large 
varieties, fancy-, 4* quart, tl®14c: do. Downing*, per 
quart, 3«V’e; do, poor to fair, perqnajrt, 6@7': ii. r> 
island, fancy, per quart. 13,tf5c. fair to prime, per 
quart. 8®i2c: Oswego, choice, per quart 3®l?c: West¬ 
ern New York, fair to goodf, 6«sc Long Island, 
Downlngs, per quart, 8®li; do, Wilson, per quart, 
Jersey, do, per quart. 4®6c; hulled, Jersey, per 
100 basket*. *2 50®S. Cherries—Sweet, large, fanev. 
black, d®lOc; do. large red, prime, per lb. 7®8c; large 
white, do. per lb, 7«Bc: do, medium, red and 
white, prime. 4®6c: do, email, 2®3e; sour, per lb. 8® 
ic. GookcberrlcB—Prime green, per bushel, ai $1 50. 
Huckleberries—Jersey, per 5 to 10 quart box, $1®I 50: 
Maryland, per quart, i2®15c; North Carolina, per 
quart, 10 ®i 2 c. Raspberries—Blackcap, Maryland 
and Delaware; per quart. 8®10c. Peaehes-Georgla 
and South Carollnu, extra, per 8-to-bUshel crate, $ 1 25 
®1 50; do, do, poor to fair, do, do, 5Cc®$t; Tennessee, 
fancy, per bu*hcl crate, $l®6: do, poor to fair, per 8- 
to-busbol crate 50c®$i; North Carolina, po;rto prime, 
t>er bushel crate, at $8®850. Plums-W’lld goose, 
Georgia, I to bushel o;rnte, $I®1 5U. beach, do, do, do, 
75e®$l. Watermelons—Georgia and Florida, fair to 
prime, per luu, $-2.i®si). 
Dried Fruits.—F ancy evaporated apples. 7c; 
choice do. 644c: prime do. 6®6J4c.- fancy North 
Carolina sliced at 4c; choice do.', 3S4@3v*c ; choice 
vlrgltiia. 2Q®29*c; choice Tennessee coarse cut. 2 L,® 
2?4e; Kentucky do. in.barrels, 244®3Qe; fancy North 
Carolina peeled peaches, Ll®»lly^c : choice do, 
8 ) 4 ® 90 : choice Georgia, SJawUe: unpeeled halves. 6U 
®7c; unpeeled qnaiters. 5R&.6; State plums, 7®o; 
Southern Damsons, 6®7c; prime pitted cherries, 
lu® 1014 c: evaporated raspberries, 20®21c; sun-dried 
do. 19®20c: blackberries, 8®S>*e. 
Peanuts.—H eld strong with fair demands. Quoted 
at 4H)®5c. for best hand picked, and 3)4® 4 c. tor far¬ 
mers grades. 
Hay a.vd Straw.-C hoice Timothy bay quuted 
at $110. good do, 95c.®$t(0: medium do, S)®9Uc ; 
shipping hay. 73c: clover mixed 70®s0c; clover, 
»'*60c No, 1 rye straw. 951.-®$! 00: short rye straw, 
<0® <5c. oat straw. 50®55c There are poorer grades 
of hay called trash, which now sells at so®60c. per 
100 lbs., aud trash clover at <0®45 per 104) lbs. 
Hops. — The quotations are aa follows : New at 
JSc. for best: U®l2c, for good to prime, and 8®l0c. 
for low grades: old at 6®7e; Pacific coast at 8®llc, 
Rick —Quotations: Carolina and Louisiana, com¬ 
mon to fair, at l-VAiqe. good to prime at Ma®6c: 
choice at 6H®64iie; fancy head at 654®7c: Rangoon 
at GfSI-Hc. duty paid, and 2R,®2?tc In bond; Patna at 
4$»@3 c, Java at 54a®5>4c. 
1. 1 La V ZT* uciu aitrauuj uu l 
light demand. Quotations are at 9c. for prime West 
ertr 9)4c. for choice, and 9q®u)e. for extra choice 
Timothy la dull at $166®17U. Unseed Is nom 
tual; quoted at $1 77**®! 80. 
Sugar.—T he quotattonsare. 
. 7V4®7)4c: powdered. 7 
►ulo “A. 1 ’64*ic: confeo- 
Cut loaf. 7)4®7>4C: Crushed. 7 
®7V»c: granulated, 6 U-i6c; moule JP 
tloners' -‘A," 6)«c; standard ”A.'* 644 c; off i. 5?4®6Wc. 
white extra *'C,” 5J4®J74o: yellow extra “C,* 54*® 
Site- "C,” 5>4®55sc: yellows, 4^®5c. 
Tallow.— Is In rather more demnnrt and Is held 
quite tlrrnly. Prime city quoted at 5!*®5 3-l«c, with 
*2 charges for packages. 
Better — Quotuttun* arc Creamery — Eastern, 
19®20c; Western, hi®Ike ; Elgin. i7®18)4o : State 
dairy, half firkins, inns, best at !?c. do, half firkins, 
tubs, extra fine, 13c; do, half lirkltt*. tubs, rood, 
at He: do, Welsh tubs, prime, at l3R®|8c do. Welsh 
tubs, good, ut I lie; do. tubs, poor, at He: Western 
Imitation creamery, best, at 13®13o: do. good, at 
12c; Western d»lry flue, at 13®Ue; dr), fair, at 10® 
He; Western factory, beat, nt 3® 12c: do, poor, ">®7c. 
At the Mercantile Exchange the following tele¬ 
gram* were received: From Philadelphia.—Jlarket 
quiet. Quoted, exira creamery, at I3®l9e. Western 
do, at IS® 19c- receipts, 2,900. From Chicago.—Market 
Arm’; creamery at 16,4.17c: dairy at 13®i4c. 
From Boston — Market quiet: eastern creamery 
Vegetables. - Quotations are for •— Potatoes— 
Savannah, new, prime, per bbl. $17542 25; Charles¬ 
ton. new, prime. * bbl. $?UU*2 50; Norfolk, ¥ bbU 
$t 50®2 '25. Asoaragtw, per dozen bunches. $!(V®2 ftX 
Cabbages- Norfolk, per bbl *1 So®2 ui Cucumbers 
—Charleston per crate, 54X.'®$:- Savannah, perorate. 
25c®75c- Norfolk, per urate, 75c®# 1 (D. Green Peas 
—Long Island, per bag.75c®*i 0c. Onions—Bermuda. 
P urate, 3 1 3o: New Orleans, per bbl. $3 50®*(V. 
Egyptian, ill a., case. #2 50j»2 73. String beans—Nor¬ 
folk. wax, per half bbl, $7 o®i 5u ; do. round, per 
half bbl, $1®1 25.- do, flat, V half bbl crate, 5o®75c. 
Tomatoes Florida, prime, per bushel crate. 75®#1. 
Turnips—W bite Jersey,per luO bunches, $3 50 ® 4 . 
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Sisters of Notre Dame. Stnd fot Catalogue. 
at 19®30c; Western do. at 19®!9,?: dairy selections, 
ut 18c: Imitation creamery at 12(*l8c. 
CtiKKSK.— Quotations are for: New cheese—State 
factory, full cream, fancy, 7Q®74sc. good and floe, 
at 6-V,®7e: for fair to good, SQ&Sc; ulght skims at :<4i 
444c; Ohio factory flat, lino at 5c; do. good at 5®5tsc. 
do, common at 3!-t®4Sju. 
At the Mercantile Exchange the following tele¬ 
grams were received: From Philadelphia—Jlarket 
firm- quoted. Cheddars, 7J44$iKc; Ohio flats at 6*t® 
7c; receipts. 2,000 boxes. From Chicago- In ratr de_ 
mand; Cheddars at 6K$tf44c; Oats at 7®64to. From 
Boston—Market quiet; chuddars at T^ge. 
kqgsl— quoted, loss off, State, f 
Canadlau, 13c; Western, I2®l?fec. 
At the New York Mercantile Exchange the follow 
lug telegrams were received: From PhUadelpbla— 
Market steady. Quoted at 12,V*I4o: receipts 1,900. 
From Chicago-Market steady, quoted at Ud4®llc. 
From Buatou— Market dull: quoted at 125*®He. 
Lrvx Poultry-T he quotations are as follows- 
Spring chickens, per lb, 24c»28c: fowl*, Jersey. 
State and PrnnsyIvimta. per it. at I2e, do. Western. 
12c- southern roosters, old. at 7c: turkeys, per lb, ldc: 
ducks Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania per 
pair, 90c®$1.10. do. Western, per pair, 50®7ltc; geese. 
Western, per pair 90e®$1.25. pigeon*, per palr,S0®4Uc. 
Ducssan Port. try.—T urkeys. lU®i'Jo' ehlefe,-ns,Phll- 
adelplila. spring, per pair, at 32cA28c; fowls. Phila¬ 
delphia, prime, I8®l4c; do. Jersey, 18®Mc; state and 
western. 12U®18c squabs, white, > (lo* , $3®S 50: do, 
dark, per dos, #2. 
CtxuK - English snipe, per dozen at $2®2 '25: plover, 
per dosen. at $l®l W; sand snipe, per dor., a>® 85 . 
Cotton.—T he quotations according to the 
cau classification are as follows: 
New 
Orleans 
Uplands, aud Gulf. 
Ordinary. 
Strict Or llnnry.... 
Good Ordinary 
Strict Good Ordinary. 
Low Middling.. 
Strict Low Middling. 
Middling... 
Good Middling. 
Strict Good Middling 
Middling Fair. 
Fair. 
Good Ordinary.... 77a 
Strict Good Grd.. 8 9-16 
.... 8M 
8K 
8 11-16 
8 13-16 
.... 9t» 
9Ti 
10 
.... 10 3-16 
10 5-16 
.... 10K 
ll)V<i 
.... tot. 
ll»* 
.... 10 U-16 
10 18-16 
.... low 
11 
.... 11 Q 
■ His 
12 
Stained. 
Low Middling,... 
Middling,.. 
Amerl- 
Texas. 
S*i 
8 13-16 
9*8 
10 
10 5-16 
UH« 
lf-94 
111 18-16 
11 
m 
10 
New York, July t, is*5. 
Beeves.— Shipments to-day. 371 live caitle on the 
Grecian Monarch, and 171 head on the Australia. 
The Germania was laden with 1*0 live cattle, and on 
the Republic 8U0qua$ters of beef and 100 carcasses 
of mutton. 
Calves. -Veals. 147 B>, 6c; do. 14S tt, 5&c; do. 155 
It, 56*0 do, 155 », 5*4e; do, 230 tt, 2c; do, 140 »* 
4Jkc; do 151 tt, 5)®c: do, 152 ft, 5i4c, do, 155 ft, 
5c: mixed calves, 190 lb, 4c: Buttermilk calves, 170 
ft, 2t*c; do, 134 ft, 2Q;c: do, 170 ft, 3c; do, 170 ft , $'2 30, 
do, 143 ft, 2i*e: veals. 15S ft, $5 35- do, 155 ft, s^c; do ; 
164 ft, 6c: do, 160 ft, 5Hc: Buttermilks and Veals, 205 
ft, 4c; veals, 153 ft, 5A4e; do, H« ft. 54*0; do, 156 ft, 
$5 30; do, 151 ft. 55*0: Buttermilks, 178 ft. 3c. 
Sheep aud Laura—^T otal receipt* for five days 
83,692 head, against 27,464 head for the same time last 
week. Jersey lambs, 65 ft, 9c: Maryland do, 53 ft, 
Sc. Virginia do, 53 ft. Sc: do. Si ft, 7**e; do 58 ft, 7|*c; 
do,52tb,7c: do, 56 ft, 7c; do, 60 ft. 7c: do. 56 ft. 64*u; 
do, 54 ft, 51*o; do. «9 ft. 5!*c; Virginia bucks, 91 ft, 
Virginia ewes, 84 ft, 3>*c; do, 98 ft, 3!*c: Ohio sheep, 
82 ft, 26t,c: do, Ti ft, 8$$C; do, 85 ft, 4c- do. S 3 ft’ 
4Qe; do, 91 ft, 41*0, Jo. 87 ft. 4*tc; do. Ill ft. $4 95; 
Virginia lambs, 5s ft , 3c; do, Kentucky sheep, 124 a>. 
5V*o; do. 97 ft. 46 sc; 00 92 ft, 35*c: Jlarylanu lamb*. 
62 ft. Sc: buck*, 106 ft, 3c- Kansas and Ohio sheep, 
mixed, 114 ft. *1 70;do, 115 ft. $4 55; Ohio do, S4 ft, 
$3 95: Iudlaua do, 107 ft, $4: Kansas do, S2 ft, 34*0- do, 
Pittsburg calls, 67 ft. 2c- Kentucky lambs, 36 ft, 
7c. State do, 47 ft. 54^0; Western sheep.'lS ft.IVsc State 
do, 68 ft, SQo: do, to ft, 2c do, lambs. 80 ft, Tlac: do, 
48 0. 6440: Kentucky do. 56 ft, 6>*c State -heep, 93 
ft. t'tc: do, lAinhs, 57 ft, liQc. do, sheep,S3 ft 4c; do, 
98 ft, Sbe: Jersey lambs. 55®75 ft, 8Q«$Wc tall ex¬ 
cept 2i head at the outside figure): Jersey lami>», 5i® 
56 ft, 7®9o; do, 53 ft, So do, ewes, 112 ft, 34.c: do, 53® 
(>5 ft, 8S|C: do, 6S ft, Do. 
Hoos.—Total receipts for fire days 36,027 head 
against 32,592 head tor the same time last week 
Nominally steady at $4 Kl®« GO. 
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Opilti’C Star Churns, Rapid Ice Cream Freezers, Im- 
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HUH DUO Sen d f° r lllustruted circular aud prices. 
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Turuipa for the Tuble, 
Turnips for the Cattle, 
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tions published refer to cargo quantities at whole¬ 
sale prices thus misleading. Quotations : South 
Carolina Pbosphatu Rock delivered f. o. b. cars or 
bout here In bags 2w lbs. 5u®60 per cent, bone 
phosphate, $15®16 per ton. Nitrate of soda 98 per 
cent. 13® 19 per cent, ammonia 3u0 lbs. bags, 244®Sc. 
per pound. Sulphate of ammonia 25 per cent, am¬ 
monia 300 lb*. bbU, 34a®3->4c. per lb. Dried blood, 2c. 
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