THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
(Jo, good to prime, do.do, $4 f0®5 25: do, light colored 
do, f l ct'iiJ 50. do, choice V crate, tl 7v«'2 do, fair to 
good, per crate. «1 total 62. Florida Oranges—Choice, 
$2 25<a.H: do. Inferior, 81 5002. Florida Lemons, $3 25 
®873 for choice, and 82 5003 for fair. 
“TTtmtti FiuriTH.-Tha following are the quota 
tleus- Apples- — Fancy evaporated, new. at 
7?ie, Choice, fancy North Carolina Bllred, 
new, 4<a4tac choice do., at HV<c: choice Ten- 
ncom quartern, at 7®2Vt>e. Peaches-Peeled North 
Carolina, choice, at lOailc do. fancy, at I2»i3c. do. 
extra raue.\,ut 18ct»lle : Georgia, choice now, at 
lOe.mtlc: do prime new, at 9+«c; unpe»led 
halve*, at SVt'taS+fce unpeoled quarters, at 3®3V6o; 
Delaware evaporated. peeled, 2iw>25c- Cholee pitted 
cherries. 10 vatic evaporated rasDberries, at 19 
®20c; “un dried do. 17t!&18c. Blackberries— Prime, 
8J<c. Whortleberries, 7V® H c. 
Pka.ncth- Trading Is moderate. Quoted at 4->s® 
45ie, for best hand-picked, and 3®3j4e. lor far- 
nlerB , grades. 
Hay and straw.—T he quotations are Choice Tim¬ 
othy Hay, at »3c good, at a5@90c.: medium, at 80®85c; 
shipping grades, ’ibaGSc.; clover mixed at 75<a80c ; 
Straw-No, 1, Hye Straw, 85®90c.; Short rye straiv. 
at 65<t®70C: oat, 50®60c 
HicE.-Quored: Common and Inferior at 3®8>4c: 
low fair to fair at ■t,4@ , l*iie; good to prime at 5®58^c; 
choice, none; 
Skeps.-C lover Is still wholly nominal, selling at 
ubout. 9ra>5t^e. Timothy Is quiet; quoted at $iyo®2. 
Linseed nominal. 
8no.vB.—The quotations are- Martinique, ntfe,' 
Centrifugal, 6c:Out, 7®7Uc; Crushed, 7(»ii*c, Cubes, 
6«i<a»Uc Powdered.ut H '«7e,: Granulated, 1)-I6e; 
Mould "a.** 6»*e; Confectioners’ “A,” 
Standard ’A," * S-i6tv«S^o: Off “A" Whlre 
Extra r >«<»5*to..‘ -o." »m® 
•>4^C, \ ellow, 
Tallow.-P rime city,quoted at i«ai?^c: sales, 55, 
(K<U id, lit 4y\ jC, 
» Vkoetablkm. The following arn the quotations 
for: Potatoes—Long Island Rose, bulk, ¥ hbl, 
*1 i5®2 (XI New York Rose. si 23® 1 50- Jersey 
Rose. 81 25®l 50: Burbank. Stale. |l 50r<tl 62- Peerless 
Jersey. »l aval a;, sweet potatoes, Virginia. $150 
®2 per hbl. Cabbages,per im), s.vas. onions. Yellow 
Cauliflower, per bbl, at *150@2 25. 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. 
Nbw York, November 28,1885. 
ltEKVKS.—Tolul receipts for six days 8.606 head 
against 8,145 bead for the corresponding time last 
week. Prices held about steady, with good demand 
for best grades. Poor steers were low and hard to 
dispose of. Dry cows and bulls were scarce Total 
shipments for the week were 910 live cattle, 9,620 
quarters of beef, 130 live sheep and 605 carcasses or 
mutton, an Increase of 660 cattlo, 4,mil quarters and 
■2115 carcasses or mutton over last week. Chicago 
f <o. \2'7 ft.83 (IS- Buffalo do 
<J|l| f do 1.317 ft, $5; 
do. LONS ft. $4 o. cxen. 1,4*0 ft, $3 .5 Dulls, 980 ft., 
at 3c- Cows 933 n,. *2 Virginia Steers, 1, 47 ft. at 
ttgCk Cows 950 ft. nt $H 75, Indian i heifers, ft. $4 u): 
Maryland steers, 1,324 ft. pm. state Oxen. 1,615ft. 
•^50. do 1,615 ft, $4 50; State Steers, 1,150 ft. $185; 
do, 1,1 to ft, $4 70. 
Calves.— Urussprs and Fed Calves, 279 ft. 3c: Fed 
calves,256 ft, at 344c; Veals, 165 ft. at B^e. 
A * n La Mrs—T otal Receipts for six days, 
4t,4fia head, tgalnsf 44.61% head for the correspond¬ 
ing time last week Michigan sh ep, 68 b, ar 4o- 
Stuic do. IQ& to, at k*; do, ill to, at 4Wc* PoonsylvttniA 
Sheep (few lambs). 81 ft, at H?4c: Michigan sheep 
and Lunibs ,u ft. nt 4me- State lambs. 67 ft.at»Hc: 
Western Sheep, tu> ft. at 3w,e. 
Doom.—T otal receipts for six days, 46,336 head 
against M.s.6 head for the same time la*r week 
' i5 ' ®« * 4 , 0 P'S'*- 148 ft at $4 25; Ohio hogs. 
189 ft, at $3 90; roughs, 170 ft, $2 90. 
DRESS PATTERNS 
FOB 
HOLIDIY PRESENTS. 
PRODUC E COMMISSION HOUSE 
ESTABLISHED 1»«45. 
S. H. & E. H. FROST, 
1 00 PAKK PLACE, N %. ’ 
Shippers deatrlug ro favor us will be furnished 
stencils, shtpp ng cards, etc., on application. Prompt¬ 
ness guaranteed. References, Rural Nbw Yorker 
trvlug National Hank, etc, 
EVERY 1ADY SHOULD HAVE IT. 
PETERSON’S 
MAGAZINE. 
January Number Now Ready, 
FULL-SIZE DRESS PATTERNS. 
J 
k CO. 
will offer tilts week 2,500 
Dress Patterns at remark¬ 
ably low prices. A special 
counter lias been assigned 
where will be found rare 
bargains in wool materi¬ 
als, together with an accu¬ 
mulation of odd lengths 
and remnants of oar Fall 
Goods, marked much be¬ 
low cost. 
Another special feature 
of this Department will he 
0,500 yards of “Durham 
Serge”* in two grades of 
twill, entirely new shades 
at 60cents per yard,double 
width, well worth $1. 
JAMES McCREERY It GO. 
BROADWAY & I IthSt. 
NEW YORK. 
cles on Art Embroidery, Flower Culture; 
everything Interesting to ladles, 
•£ Copies tor $3.4iO 
3 Copies tor 1.30 
1 Copies lor S6.50 
6 Copies lor 0.00 
10 Copies lor 1 1.00 
5 Co 
7 Co 
12 Co 
opies for SS.OO 
opies for 10..TO 
opies for 17 .OO 
THE NEW AG KI CULTURE. 
To Agents.—An Invaluable book for Farmers 
and Gardeners. The system prevents drouth and 
frost Increase crops fourfold Indorsed bv promi¬ 
nent Farmers' Clubs and agricultural authorities. 
Priee$2. Uberul terms. The Anglers' Publish¬ 
ing Co.. ‘i.Vi Broadwa y. New \ ork._ 
THE OLD RELIABLE HALLADAY 
STANDARD WIND MILL. 
X£T -CTSE. 
Guaranteed the Bestb 
lag, Safest in 
Storms, Most Powerful 
and Most Durable Wind 
Kill made. IT Sixes, 
1 to 40 Horse Power. 
Adopted by the U. S. 
Government and lead¬ 
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Also the Celebrated 
I X L FEED WILL, 
Wit!o!i 0 .u he run hjr »or power »nl 1» oheftp. nffeettve end <lor- 
ftble. Will griud »nr ktii.1 ol Mttftll iritn itiUi food »t lit.. r»!e ot 
6 t« J» h». per hour,' AMJordlng tti •juftlliv and Of of will used. 
Al«o. I X L Corn Shelter. I X L Stulk Cutter, Horse 
Power*,Wood net Iron Pump., Tank*. Noycft’ Haying 
Tool*, etc- Send (or Cutftloguo »nd rrlco Lt»t. A4dr< -4 
U. S. Wind Engine & Pump Co., Batavia, III. 
7,000 Challenge Wind Mills 
IN TJSF IN PA ERY State and Territory of 
thell.s. 11 Is a sectional wheel, lm» 
■n mtulo by ns'- . t.i years, and haa 
ver blown down without tower 
<-,«king, a record noother mill can 
show. Mll.I.S SENT n\ So DAYS TEST 
TRIAL REST FEED MILLS, CORN 
SMELLER*. ETC. COO II AGENTS 
W ANTED ill nil ut,unsigned territory. Cat¬ 
alogues free. CHALLENGE WIND MILL 
AND FEE D MILL CO . Bata Ha, Kano C<UU- 
ETtHE BEST fARM QR, ST JVULL 
with (Aiif-Jkm Grinding 
**S teel Co * l>w.*A4r t mid HlOVO 
.{or HeaL Th«v uko LKS3 
, POWER, do More Work, 
and an, moraduraM« lb:un any 
other mill. />.•»,-riVrtr. 
Cn laloour. Also inan'frs ot tli* 
Union horse Power, with Lftvel 
Tread. T’AreeAer. and r!«M4ri, 
feed Cutter., Circular Nnre, etc. 
w. Jj. B OYER & into.. Philade lp hia, Pm. 
THE ELKHART 
PLOW I SULKY 
PETERSON’S MAGAZINE Is the best and cheapest 
of the lady’s books It gives more for the niouey, and 
of grenter merit, than any other. For I8;6lt will nave 
TWELVE HUNDRED PAGES, 
FOURTEEN SPLENDID STEEL PLATES. 
FOURTEEN COLORED BERLIN PATTERNS, 
TWELVE MAMMOTH COLORED FASHION PLATES, 
ONE THOUSAND WOOD CUTS, 
TWENTY FOUR PAGES OF MUSIC. 
All the most popular authors write for’’Peterson.” Its 
THRILLING TALES AND NOVELETS 
are original, and the best published anywhere. It 
»1bo Is the Only lady's hook to give, engraved on steel, 
MiMMO:H COLO,-ED FASHION PLATES 
Also Household, Cookery, nud other receipt,a; arti- 
tn st 
short, 
TERMS (Always In Advance). *■£ A YEAR 
ItT UNPARALLELED OFFERS TO Cl.UfiS._>£j 
tth tllufttmU',1 album. 
“Forget-wo not,” or large 
engraving. ”.uigel of Para¬ 
dise,“for getting up theeluh. 
( With an extra copy of the 
I Muguxlile (or 1886, as a pre- 
) itilum, to the person get- 
L ting up the club. 
With both an extra 
of the Maeuisluo for 18; 
and the large eng raving, or 
. “The F rget me-not,” to 
the person getting up ihe 
l club 
tbr Lamer Clubs, Still Greater Inducements. 
Address post-paid, CHAS. J. PETERSON, 
306 Chestnut Si., Philadelphia, Pa. 
Specliueus seut gratis, If written for, to get up clubs 
KB-tli THKSK FJl’T-V. 
Lighter Draft with Driver Hiding than ordi 
u ary Plow with Driver Walking. l\irns 
square comer without backing. 
The Plow is always under Control of the Driver; 
simple In construction, easy to handle, and Indispen¬ 
sable to every farmer. Write for prices. 
ELKHART IRON WORKS 
ELKHART, IND 
Mention Rural New-Yorker. 
HENLEY MONARCH FENCE MACHINE 
PATENTED. 
The only practical machine in use which mnkea the Fence in the Held whenever 
wanted. It has no equal and makes the best, strongest and most durable fence tor general use, 
and especially for farm and Block purposes. Weaves any length of picket, slat or board, and any 
sized wire can he used. The fence made hv this machine is far superior to any net- work wire, 
or barb wire fence, and will turn all kinds ofstock. sheep, hugs and poultry without 
injury to same. Tne Monarch Machine is made of the best materials. Is strong, light. dufaDie, 
can easllv be operated by manor hoy, will last a life-time, and the price brings it within the 
reach of every farmer to own a machine, for full particulars address 
M. C. HENLEY, Sole Manufacturer, 
Attention this paper. FACTORY. 523 to 533 North 16th Street. RICHMOND. 1N0. 
The great national standard of Eural Journalism. It is the accepted medium for tlie 
introduction of all New Plants, Seeds, and farm implements. These are tested regardless 
of cost at the Rural's Experiment Grounds of 300 acres. Its Tree Seed and Plant Dis¬ 
tributions have popularized many of the most valuable varieties in cultivation, It is 
original from beginning to end. It employs the best writers in the world. It is the 
first journal to have established Experiment Grounds; the first to present careful and 
original illustrations of plants of all kinds, of cattle, farm and garden helps, poultry, 
large and small fruits, grapes, and everything apperta in i n g to rural life, Over 500 en¬ 
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It answers over 5,000 questions in its Fanners’ Olub. Free specimen copies will give 
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THE 
EUREKA 
SMIT 
Awarflfid FIR!»T Pre¬ 
mium and Gold Med* 
at at World’s Fair New 
!Orto»B6»t>verl2 leaitlm; 
Wind Mills The EC- 
REKA. after a trial 
lasting 4 bios was pro. 
pounced the be«U over 
oil and UHlay stand* 
?o 
Piimctntf or Iower MLn** n 
1 ^ ,r l I'®:. Kstiruatrson ap- 
.ES Address Mfr*., 
WOODWARD. Kal»n»»x®«4 Mich. 
TWO CENT STAMP for AMATEUR POULTRY 
JOURNAL. Address V. S. SIMPSON. Pal mer, 111. 
DAfHTDV Fine Young Bronze Turkeys, per pair 
nil Li 1 5 I - gti; Trlus, $8; Gobblers. $s, P. Rock and 
\T. Leghorn Chick*, pairs. *2 5*-;Trios, $S: Cockerels, 
$1 to $1 50: Two Trios B. B. R G. Bantams, $2 per 
trio. Saybrook Valley Poultry Yards, 
Oak HIU, Greene County. N. Y . 
TUB 
S200 Saw Mill 
(1500 to 4000 FL-LT 
ol lumber ran be cut in a day. Built In a first-class 
manner. The Beat .>1 ill made. Mauy hundreds of 
these in use. giving universal satisfaction. We 
have the beat Mills ot larger sizes, Portable and 
(stationary. Send for circular R 
LANE <5c BODLEY CO., 
Cor. John and Water Sts., Cincinnati, O. 
MBI 
PATENT 
VARIABLE 
ALL cos 
FRICTION FEED 
CXRCULA.il 
MILL 
color “D." 
UdMuTHK MUDSILL CO., Inborn. I.T? 
keej 
to 
Marlboro Raspberry, Ulster Prolific and Pouah- 
•epstc Red Graves. Send for description aud price 
i A. J. ( A YYVOOD & SON, Marlboro, N. Y. 
Use the bo?s Ziuc aud Leather Interfering 
Hoots aud Collar Pads. They are the oest. 
KTWVw Style Chrome HlddcaNameC'ftnlt.lOe.Oftitt* 
Aiiih„ft»-1Or-. AemcCard Faetary.CUaloaTlU^Ck. 
“The Chase Nurseries” 
Want Agents to coUrll orders for a full line of fruit 
aud ornamental stock. A GOOD OPENING FoR 
HONEST. ENERGETIC MKN. The business easily 
learned. Full instructions - Iven New England *p 
pl(cants address it* ut Boston, Mass.; York state and 
We«t, at Geneva. N. Y.. Penn.. N. J„ DeL. Md.. and 
South, at Phila. t Stateage. U. 44. CH 4SK & I'O. 
The Edward Harrison 
TLXXXjXj CO., 
Mwmf'htiurvrj of HAKlMSON*S 
KT-V M 1>VUD I.KIMMNC un.l 
Fl Ol UINiv Mll.LH *|J rixr. 
*n.i f»>r Suwh, W*vr, Wiud, 
Hi ’Tab A H*ml Pownr. 
Powpktni^Lrmil cacao- 
lt> iuo! UtuibMlltT. Tt- 
ery Mill w«nwit**l lo 
•jojiiVl vb-il wffcUiai 
for H* \VrlU Aud tn» 
* Set, Buunp for oar n«w 
60 page llluUrmtod caUIojco* 
and mention thU p»p«r. th* 
HattIdou Mill Co., Now H*Tea,Ct$ 
SOUTHERN KANSAS. 
FARM OF 320 ACR E8 
IN CRAWFORD COUNTY, KANSAS. 
120 acres under cultivation, balance fenced for pas 
tureand meadow. Fair buildings, plenty or fruit 
and never falling water; uear churches and schools. 
For particulars address 
HENRY' 44ARDNER, 
Walnut, Crawford Co., Kansas. 
Farm for Sale 180 acres. 50 timber? 2 story brick 
hou4e; splendid cellar, burn: l mile from Court House. 
Address G. Ed. Hopkins, Salem.W ashinglon Co., Ind. 
GREAT AUCTION SALE 
Of City Property, Farms and Timber*! Lauds 
on December 17tli and -’2d, 18S5. 
On the 17th w'ill be sold at t'«xfor.l Hall. Portsmouth 
Virginia: 
t. Three Valuable Wharf aud Warehouse 
Properties In the CT.y Of Portsmouth, fronting on 
Norfolk Harbor. 2. Eleven ’mproved and Culm 
proved city Tsyts in said city. 3. One targe tract of 
Timber au l Agricultural Land, eontaloluu 4,768 Acres, 
lying within seven miles of Norfolk and Portsmouth, 
immediately on the lines of the Norfolk and Western 
and Seaboard and Roanoke Railroads. 
On the 22d will be sold at Franklin Depot. South¬ 
ampton, County. Va.cn the line of the Seaboard and 
Roanoke Railroads: 
1. One large, nevr steam Saw M 111, w l*h capacity for 
ISD.IWO leet per dav. 2, Kipht Small Farms, ranging 
in size from 5 to 113 ac>e». 3» One large Farm of IASS 
acres, equal In quality to any farm In Southampton 
Countv. 4 One Timbered Tract tn Suffolk County, 
uear tne Norfolk and Western R R. 
For descriptive particulars address 
HOI.I.ADaY ofc sKELY. Trustees. 
10+ Main Street, Norfolk, Va. 
E. C. LINDSEY A CO., I-aud Agents, 
12» Main Street. Norfolk. Va. 
or R. J. NEELY, Portsmouth. Va. 
Cabbage Seed &c. 
Long Island Cobbage Seed is the very best . 
FRANCIS Hit ILL. Seed-44 rower, 
Uiverbrud, Long Iwlund, N. Y . 
AIICIITC can make*3 to M5 per day latro- 
HULU I O during a new Cash nud Sales Book 
to business mew No peddling Sold from cample. 
Specimen sheets, showing plan of book, with all 
particulars, by return mail. Address 
H W PAMV’lfll.IGN, Pufills’r.idBond St.. XewY'ork. 
VIYl? *1 r I mail two elegnnt PUoto- 
r 4.MY v Pill 1 kj bti-hmIim worth .a cents Send 
to A. YY'ARFEL,Photographer, 
Cadiz., Ohio. 
P2ICE0NL7 516.00. 
NATURES INCUBATOR 
Best known for hatching 
eh iel>s. Its principle la just 
like » hen sitting on a nest 
full of eggs utilekscanbft, 
raised iti it at 5or 6 eta. pet 
lb., and sold for 20 to 25 ct«. 
per lb, A fine chance for 
women and boys to make 
wooer. Seud for circular 
Address Nature* tucohator Co., Quluey, III. 
Virginia Farms.— Mild Climate. Cheap Homes. 
Seud for Circular. A. O.BLISS, Ceutralin, Va, 
