THE RURAL NEW-YORKER 
do, Maryland, per to, 1l<§,l3c; do, western, per to, 9® 
lie: squabs, white, per doz, 83 00; do, dark, per doz, 
1 75. 
Fruits.—Krbsh.-A pples.-King, per bbl, at 83®4: 
Baldwins, per bid., at *2*5^325; Bellflower, per bbl. 
$2 <j/9; i.rectilng*, p(*r bbl, *:|86a SO. Grape*.—Catawba 
at SBHe. per to; ('railberries, at «'M lu for Cape Cod 
best; *M«(,s nil for choice; Jersey, al $2v.1 SO perorate. 
FriLTfs. iiiiiicp.—A ppier. Fancy Evaporated, 12^® 
129ie,: do. choice, do. at Ilhi«j i2e; do. prime, lie do. 
Tenncsse qrs, -es do. Slate, wlleed, - e; do. southern, 
.siloed, prime at 4*->..i ; >e: do. North Carolina. fan¬ 
cy Him dried, new, TWiiftcj do. ilo. choice, hi. - ; do. do. 
prime 1‘eaeher- — North Carolina peeled, choice 
new, IS: do. do, do. fancy, new, ninol’e; do. Georgia, 
choice. IDlSilMc; do. do. prime fancy, new, 15c, do. 
Georgia c. (lorries, pit ted, l&rf-fite. Raspberries— 
NOW READY! A New Revised and Greatly Enlarged Edition of 
GRINDS 
FINE FEEI> &TABLE 
tl E A I., T O B A C C O 
sTA I.K* nrid HTEMH, 
DBIOS, SKKJES, 
CHEMICALS, etc. 
Send for circulars, 
A. Rickard, 
1 III John St.. N. Y. 
A GUIDE TO THE SUCCESSFUL CULTURE OF THE MARKET AND FAMILY GARDEN; 
Vrofuxt'Uf illustrated. 373 poffrA. J’rlce, poxt-pet tit, $3.00. 
The immense aud mipreoedentod sale of the earlier editions of “ Gardening for Profit” indicates 
tlie estimate of its vulne us a thoroughly pmetonl wprk. Tile NEW BOOK, just issued, contains the 
best of tho form or work, with large additions drawn from tbo author’s added years of experience. 
„ OUR NEW CATALOGUE OF SEEDS AND PLANTS l l ‘° P»«e*) we send ont 
this year in an Illuminated cover. It is replete with new engravings of thu choicest flowers and 
vegetables, and contain*, besides, 2 beantiful colored platen, and very full instructions ou all gar¬ 
den work. Altogether, It is the best ever offered by us, and, we believe, is the most, complete publi¬ 
cation of its kind ever issued. Mailed on receipt of 1(1 cents (in stamps), which may be deducted from 
first order, or sent FREE to nil purchaser* of the Now "GARDENING FUR REG FIT." offered above. 
BRICK 
MACHINE 
bkan-i. Marrows choice new, *1 9M&2 00; Mediums 
choice pew. $i :,(i(ii i nil; I'ea new, si mi. Red kidneys, 
new, -SI liili'i 1 70, W hite kidneys, choice new,SI 9 dm 2 0J, 
California limn flat, *i Sruci uo ; Green pease,81 01 <«. 150 . 
CorroN. -rnif quotations, according to the American 
classification, are as follows; 
Now Orleaus. 
„ „ Uplands. and Gulf. Texas. 
Ordinary.,...(.13-16 7 7 
Strict, ordinary. 7,4 7 7 16 7 5-lfl 
Good ordinary. .8 S-tti 8W 
Strlcl Good Ordinary.. sSr 8 13-16 8 13-16 
how Middling.9 1-16 StV 94 
Sirlei how Middling... »•% 9 9-16 9 9-lf, 
Middling . 9 9 16 944 9W 
Good Middling. 9 13 16 10 10' 
Strict Good Middling...]!) 1 Pi 104 1UW 
Middling Fair. 10 7-18 1069 p is. 
Fair .... .. 11 i-ic n i A u?J 
„ . _ , STAlSKD, 
Good Ordinary.tto h 1 how Middling.8*$ 
Strict Good Ord. 7 a 16 1 Middling . .. 9 
VituitTAiiLEs.- Potatoes are lu better demand and 
firm. Quotations are for: iMtutoe*. state, rose, <1 .37 
PETER HENDERSON & GO 
35 & 37 Cortland! St. 
NEW YORK 
Three Articles of Great Va'ue to the Fa'mer. 
A 1. Dick'* Cornstalk Cutter 
and Splitter—^Prepares stalks 
t ' f ‘ tlJat *j V j" ry p ,ii r ^ clt ’ wl)11)6 
/**»% Triumph Steam Genera 
" AW.. Jff tor—For Cooklnp and steam- 
<4?/ & G rifling’s Corn Sheller 
!U " ! Separator- 1 he most per 
!' • t Sheller In (he market. 
Metropolitan Ag’l Works, 
H. B. GRIPPING, 70 Cortlandt Kf., New York. 
V Jlr.a^ e cf Seedsx^ \ 
ir^ajoy o,«SEND FOR IT* 
1 _1_ 1 NOT BUY AT FIRST HANDS ? 
■R-H-ZIllenCompany ,.v seeds sent 
189-191 v/aTER ST.N.Y. everywhere by mail. 
CO Brown’s Fence Builder. ^ 
A practical, simple.durable, portable, cheap w 
* and valuable FARM IMPLEMENT Id ^ 
Z ing picket fence on the posts where It Is to 
remain- IIenvy wire ,rnl strong, heavy pick- 2 
W eis used, easily operated by n IC-ycar old lioy. . 
Sixty rods inane In a day at a cost of SO cents ^ 
"BEf!KERT\S rATA logt k issi <-ou- 
A*EiV-/.il.C4ll 1 0 tains a desitrlptlve list of every¬ 
thing thati* desirable and worth having In the way of 
Vegetable and Moral Oeetls, Numerous valuable hovel- 
tiesaad I*‘le Introductions lu r lowers ami Vegetables, 
Select Field Seeds aud Seed Potatoes, Spring Bulbs, 
Small.Prults, Fruit and Shade Trees, Ac , Ac. It con 
tains iwnColored I'latesam! Is profusely Illustrated. It 
will be mailed free to last years customers without 
application, aud to all others who send us their name 
and address with 3 cents In pi .Mage -tumps. Al who 
use Garden, Flower and Farm seeds should send for it. 
WM. V. IMSCKKIIT, Bkedsmax, Allegheny, Pa. 
Mention this paper when you write. 
1,500.000 Strawberry. Raspberryatul Blackberry 
Plants, old and new varieties Headquarters for Wil¬ 
son, Jr., and Early liar vest Blackberry Plants, Root 
Cuttings. 
Originators of the ilamlltou or Boss Raspberry aud 
Acme strawberry. Fine Stock of two year old Con 
cord Grapes, Fruit Trees, Gooseberry Vines, etc., etc. 
Sc-ml for Catalogue and see low prices. Address 
BROOKLYN NURSERY CO., 
OlliceiOltl No.>229 W. Pratt St. 
Okas. II. A*i>erson, Manager. Baltimore. lid. 
od. Agents wanted. 
JOllY I*. BROWN 
RISING SI N, INI). 
CANADA HARD-WOOD IN REACHED 
Over 6,000,000 PEOPLE USE 
FERRY’S SEEDS 
r m O Tested, sore tn grow, 130 kinds 
LLDo "( I’O'I'AT'OKS, all the new 
' Berry Plants Superior St-irk. 
Prices low. Catalogue free. It will pav to get it. 
THANK KOKO.V SONS, ISnvenna.O. 
LIVE STOCK. MAKKKTS, 
Cheapest fertilizer in use. Supplied Uicarlots, in bulk, 
bags or barrels. (Quality cuaranteed.! Price and analy¬ 
sis sent free. Address. CI1AS. ST EVENS, 
Box -137, Napance, Outurio, Canada. 
Nkw York, Saturday, January 8.1386. 
Cattle.—W est Virginia Steers, 1,230 lb, at 85 25; do, 
1.44(1 lb. at #0 15; Pennsylvania do, 1.1.’i Ih, at 84 65, 
do, l.l loib, at $4 80, do, at *'■ 25; Chicago steers, 1,184 
lb. 8565. ao, 1.151 lb. m *5 lid; Kentucky do. 1.261 lb, 
al 81 95; do. 1,820 II). at A5 U Ohio do, J 1 13 lb al 84 40- 
Illinois do, 1,214 lb; at *5; do, 1,110 1b, at *n 20 Colorado 
do, 1,342 Ih, it 83 ID - Keutucky sitoen, 1,314) lb, at 84; 
Bulls 1.23 lb, al 83 53; Kentucky sn-i-rs, 11 |b, at *5 10 ; 
Stado, 1,466 lb, at #1 60, do, .,342 lb, at 81 05: Bulls, 
1,151 lb, at til 20: lory Cows, 868 lb, at »2 SO: uhlii Steers. 
1.201 lb. al SI 9.5; Illinois do. UlilU lb. at *4 Hn; do, 1,820 
lb, at 45 10 ; Oxen, 1.12) lb, ai 81 35, Pennsylvania 
.Steers, 1.165 lb, at »i ,U; d > l.iis-t lb. ati-l 35, Indiana 
do. 1,161 II). il 7•: Bulls. 1,297 lb. u( *3 35 C'.nvs, 04. lb. 
at 8J 10; Stags, 1,630 lb, at 84 85; Kentucky steers l,l«5 
lb, at 81 75; oxen, 1,412 lb. at $1 60; Illinois Steer- 1,316 
lb, at *5 15. 
Calves. - Veals, IS? to. al 9J$jO; do. 178 to, at 8c; do. 181 
it., at ttt*e. Fed calves, 824 to, at 4e. Veals, 1 Pi to, at 6c; 
do. 14H to, at 3‘ie 
simer a ad lambs.— Receipts for six days 29,255 
head against |9,3 s> head lor the same time last week. 
Mlchl an sheep, [e; do. [few hambsl ->1 to, at 
5' 'late Sheep. Ot.'^ 0 ., at 5l^e, less 810: do. 91 to, at 
Western do, 77 to. at lekc: do. 90 to. ui ftc: Western 
Uialbs, 1.4 to. at 6 .( 90 ; do, 63 to, at til 20. Ohio shei p. 81 
it-, id 1 v" 1 - 111-1 1 i wi -. lull b, tit 85 25; Kansas Sheep, 
91 to, at .41 7J; do, 44 to, at 81 7 l Penneylvanla Shrew, 
(fen LambS) H7 m, at .rhe; Ohio Sheep, llSto ul 4 -, 49; 
Canada Uamln, lJO to, at 7e; do. ltd m. at g-. 90; Ken¬ 
tucky Sllcep, 127 to, at * ,c; Kentucky Liimba, 85 It, at 
Ohio, Wesreru do. 62 to ut u.5. Kentucky Saeep, 90 to. 
at 81 40; Jersey Ewes, 88 to, at lc;. 
Boon Receipts lor Six days. 34.868 bead against 
22.711 head for the same time Iasi week. None for sale 
alive. Feeling firmer and Common to Good Hogs may 
be quoted at *1 95h 5 23 per 100 to. 
D. M. FERRY & CO. 
. are admitted to be the 
\ LARGEST SEEDSMEN 
.1 in the world. 
J, 0. M. FERRY & CO'S 
ft Illu3lnilflil, Dm* 
rrlptlfC Jk 1'rlffil 
g^JsFED^MJAL 
^ For 1887 
U^H will bo mAiled 
jSBHp FREE to all 
applicants, and 
to last seas, u.'B 
l .XvA rustotnertt 
V\\V A \ without or- 
\ \\ ', V ,) dering it. 
\ It Inmluubleta 
\ \ \ \ \Jr all. Every per- 
ton xniny Gar- 
den, Fiehl or 
Lm5| Flower 8KK!)s dmuld 
IJJy Sind for it. Aildrr. ’ 
0. M. FERRY A CO. 
Detroit, Mich. 
379.[FRUIT TREES 
C \ ViKU'.TIKS'( 
Vines, Plants, etc. 
Apple, Pear, Peaeh.C'hcrry, Plum, 
Quince, Strawberry, Itm pberrv, 
Blackberry, Currants, Crapes, 
floosebcrrics. Ao. Send for Catalogue 
J. S, COLLINS, Moorestown, >. J, 
made of Galvanized Wire Netting is the cheap¬ 
est and best. Price only ONE CENT per square foot. 
Write for Circular and discount. 
PKTER DURYEE & CO 
215 Greenwich St., New York 
A FRKK to ail applicants 
r mm; k 8 kukct n i n ,s or k i.o w k u. 
VRUKTABEK, I'lRLl),BIRO SKKDS. 
fee., ASPaBaGUS Ami other roo‘4», 
true to UAine 4ni1 of be*»t quality. 
IMI'LKVfKNTS 4n*l ♦y.TjrthinK p»r- 
t-> thn GaUDKN or GRKKN 
HOUSE Al law#r*i jtrloe*. A TRIAL 
WM. H. SMITH, Seedsman, 
1018 MAKKET ST., Philadelphia, Pa. 
$250 WILL BUY 
rrn potatoes 
LLU and seeds 
From the Famous AROOSTOOK. 
Yet offered for the money, 
Kti'SKXD FOR CIRCULAR. 
RICHMOND MACHINE WORKS 
_ RH1IMON1K IN III AN'a 
The great superk'rl- 
tv of true Aroostook 
grown jiataioca for 
Seed is will known. 
Wherever planted, 
they yield |.irge crops 
of linndsoiue tuberh, 
ease And ihe short, 
quiL'k season of this 
far north-easi land 
makes all our seeds 
hard y 
^^LSTABLISHKI) 
4828. 
Are nl waya grown trout sdeeted seed slock!, 
which insure* not only the earliest vegetables, 
but those ut lineal <iunlity, and guaranteed to 
give natinfartion or money refunded. Gur handsomely 
illustrated Garden Conic mailed on application 
ROBERT BUJST, JR. 
Seed Crower. PHILADELPHIA. 
COMurnucariONs Ujx-icivku von tub Week Kxiung 
Jam auy 6, 1S87. 
C. to. T. n. 1I.-I). S M.-P B. S.-C. 'r.-D. B. S.-B. 
F. C. •Apple" -F. B B. -J G. F. W S , thanks-P.S. 
—J. H,-W. B. H. II. B. r„ thank* -(?. H. A. -J. W. T. 
—0 P.—W.F.MeC. I-S.n. K. W. B.-B L S a . 1 . 
W. ill—W. F. B. C, H. B. -E. G.—B. II.-C. R.W.-J. D. 
B.-T. T, 8.-X. -A. E M C. A. U.-K I.. T. A. 1, 
B. F J. J H N’.-J. W. T. K I).—S. D.-C. B. A H 
B. T W. F. M. C. J.J. C. -W. B. 8.—O C. C. I M.— 
G. H P. -J. M. G.-S. T W.—E. S. G. \V. C. -T. II. -J. 
N. B -C. 11 H J. it. H.-J. M. S.--E. W.-W. H. R , 
thanks-Jv. M. B.-J. B. L —P. K. J., thanks J. r.-L.G 
—B, F. J. S.C — C. W. G. L. H. C, —14. K, S„ tliauks.- 
A.H s. u.i.u. EL, L. c l! B. -s. W H.—B F.J.— 
8. U e.-C II- B.-S. M. B.—J. M. 8. —5S. A K. & Co., 
thanks.-T. II. -E. B. -G. C. C.-.I. G B. t). J. B.-E. 8. 
G- L M i B. L. I . «(•< ■ 1 '. I-', r. a. K r. A- M.- 
J. MoT.-E. 3lcM.—O. T. 
Maconiber’!* Hand Planter, for Com, Beans, 
and Beet Seed. The ekst in the world. Money refund¬ 
ed If H do<-s not prove satisfactory, after a fair trial. 
Agents wanted, send for circular and terms. 
.*». .31. .Ylncomber A: Co., MTr's, Adams, Grand 
Isle Co.. Vi. Gen‘1 Agents: a. c. STonrnuip, North 
Brookfield, Mass.; E. Brcck Masos, Litchfield, Conn.; 
II. 51. smith Co., Richmond. Va. 
1 —in productive, 
t-^ -My it-trSTRATKl) 
jy C.tTALOnlK Will In, 
GEORGE W. P. JERRARD. Caribou, Maine 
TheTORNADO Feed Cutter 
A new Invention 
!<>r cutting bay, 
- - - y — 1 ^ 1 J W straw, sheaf oats, 
■ ensilage,andthor- 
^s-vpfl (dighly e 11 t t i n g 
* Ag-V' , f »ud splitting corn 
tir^SSgg "-.... L J s vi’y f o d dor, either 
m If v SNy)?V^r husked or an- 
fl I I V ' Y husked. Cuts ou 
/f If _ l *»,.'■.» nn entirely new 
if hi principle. Not 
H | W , c ',} V\ liable to get out of 
i'J 1 wWi » order. Will cur 
J I J : J\ A faster with less 
m ,, "-1 f Q / n power than any 
J othereutter. Has 
SINGLC ILABt bOOU ^ thOTOUghl.V 
.. .... il>g a Tornado 
4 utter. Made in sizes to suit everybody. Kvery 
machine warranted to give satisfaction. Respon¬ 
sible agents wanted in unoccupied territory. Write 
for prices and circulars giving full particulars. 
W. K. 11A Kills ON «JL CO., NLfr*.. l»olon. Ohio, l.S. i- 
PK0DUGE COMMISSION H0USF 
JKSTA11LI8HEI) 1805. 
S. n. & E. II. FROST, 
100 IVVKK. PLACE, N. Y. 
Shipper* desiring to favor us will be furnished 
stencils, shipping cards, etc., on application. Prompt¬ 
ness guaranteed. Reference*, UcitAt. Nkw Yobkkk 
I rving National Bank. etc. 
ANIAI AL M£AL. 
We manufacture Meal condfllUig of Hour aud 
Meat Ground together, to mix with soft feed 
Poultrymen mix uo shorts, or mid ill lugs with meal 
and hot water. Our Animal meal Is Just the thing 10 
go with It, being linely ground mid Is dry and 
Hweet. In Bags of 50 and 10 lbs. at two cents per lb. 
0. A. BARTLETT, Woni ):sri:n. Mass. 
JACKSON 1 BROTHERS, 
NKW YORK DRAIN TILE AND Pie K WORKS. 
main of kick, tu nil no .4 vk„ alba \t. v. 1 
A few Wyandofteeal 81.50 each; P. Hocks and W 
Leghorns 11215 each. Fine birds oiilv, shipped lu light 
crops. Saf,- arrival guarani ceil. 
SAYBROOK VALLEY POULTRY YARDS 
Oak llill, Greene {'<»., N. \, 
CA l ■LJFJJJ WRRS A NO ID) It" TO >•«'(«' THEM. 
Plain, practical and explicit directions In minute de¬ 
tail By mall 20 icnl*, faialogue of CHOICE 
LONG ISLAND GARDEN SEEDS FREE. 
FRANCIS BRILL Hr.MPOT6.AD, tL. 1.) N. Y. 
R0UMD TILE 
Why Pay Retail Prices When You 
cun buy IlnriieKH handmade. 16 si Oak Leuther, 
I i, ubl ----- 
shipped snbji'ct to approval: ij page Catalogue fi-ee 
IVIN44 iV CO,, Wholesale M'r't'rs, Owego, N. Y 
SITUATION WANTED. A thoroughly competent 
reliable and experienced nuui would undertake ttie 
management of a large larni. best of reference given; 
satisfaction guaranteed. \ddr> or call upon 
Warren II. Wild rich, Blaikstows, N. Y. 
ROUetD SOLE AND HOKSE-Sr£(Jx. uLE. 
Over 13Incites long. By cargo nr smalle-t quautitv. 
Our new improved machinery makes superior round 
and sole tile excelling anything offered heretofore. 
First premium wherever exhibited Prlew list on ap¬ 
plication, Drain Tile machine* for sale. 
DEITZ CORN. 
BEST AND LARGEST YIELDING 
CORN IN AMERICA. 
Sample Box, 10c. 
Golden Guinea Cora. 100 bushels corn 
and 10 tons of the best fodder per acre, 
per packet, 10 cents. Deitz Lougberry 
A Wheat; Sample Box, tic. Best Early and 
( Second Early Sweet Cora; Sample Box, 
^ 10 cents. Best Early Simp Bean; Saiu- 
; pie Box, 10 cents. Best Early and Late 
j Cabbage Seed aud best Tomato, per 
packet, 4 cents. Seed ul the largest and 
best- Pie Squash in the world, ~i> cents 
each. For Deitz Early Rose, Pearl and 
White Star Potatoes; Deitz Patent 
Fruit Drier, Fodder Protector aud Egg¬ 
preserving Materials write for prices. 
G. A. DEITZ, 
Chambersburg, Pa, 
RICHMOND CITY 
- RICHMOND, IND.^^ * TP f. A 
*jid tho BEHTJ-rrorh -3 
la tbo country. t7*8end for deeonption and prices 
SHIRTS BY MAIL. 
, InvroJuco our 11EL1AB1.K make of 
0 . k Nil in 1 *. W> will *«nd a Pur- 
The best Farm, Garden, Poultry Yard. Lawn, 
school Lot, Park and Cemetery Fences and Gates. 
Perfect Automatic Gate. Cheapest and Neatest 
Iron Fences. Iron and wire Summer Houses, Lawn 
v arnitUre, and other wire work. Best Wirt Stretch- 
er and I’iicr. Ask dealers in hardware, or address, 
SEDGWICK BROS., RICHMOND, IND. 
EDWARD SI TTON. Eastern n Ageut 
300 MARKET ST„ PHILADELPHIA, PA, 
