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Bone Phosphate, Soluble.10 "12 
“ " Insoluble.... 7 ” 8 “ 
Price, S20 per 2,000 lbs., in New Bags ol 
200 lbs. each. 
Free on board ears or boats In Philadelphia or Balti" 
THE CHEAPEST and 
BEST FERTILIZER 
in the World, because it is 
pure bone (nothing else) 
ground in itr, natural state, 
retaining those elements 
that will surely restore ex¬ 
hausted land. Just the artl- 
PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWER 
The Simplest, The Most Durable, The Best! 
This machine 
embraces all the 
advantages of a 
^ light and dura- 
ble Lawn Mower. 
Points of superi- 
oritv claimed: 
METALLIC SHINGLES. 
fluid Medal Awarded at Paris Exposition, 1878, 
A H> E P* A H T XT 3FL E 
FROM 
HIGH PRICES 
FOR 
PHOSPHATES. 
To meet the demand of the times, we have com¬ 
menced the manufacture of 
TWENTY 1 " DOLLAR 
Make tho lv.-t roof in the world. 
Superior to Tin. Cheaper than 
Slate, and less than the Weight 
Cannot Crack. Fire Proof. Can be 
put on by any Carpenter. 
75 per cent, saved in freight, with 
no breakage in carriage or putting 
on. var 17111 lust a life-lime. Be.id 
for full description and prices to the 
IRON-CLAD MANIFACTOUNG CO., 
P. O. Box 2528. New York City. 
GENESEE VALLEY NURSERIES. 
Established in 1846. Rochester, N. Y. 
One of the Oldest and Most Reliable in the 1'. S. 
Fruits, Ornamental Trees, Evergreens, Shrubs, 
Roses, Cljmiiing Vinks, <tee.. Ac., in large Ouan- 
Ptticics for good stock, 
35,000 Climbing Roses of fine quality and very 
cheap. 
15,000 Strong Plants, two years growu in the open 
ground, fine quality, per loo, .k,; per 1 , 000 , $ 60 , of 
the following sorts: Baltimore Belle, Queen of Prai¬ 
rie. Mrs, Ilovey, Anna Maria. Ruspcll i Cottage. 
20,000 Routed Laver* of last Summer of finest 
uahty for nurserymen to transplant, will make 
sir 1,000 4136, only the following sorts: 
■Wholesale Catalogue, giving- lowest prices Of all stock 
in Quuntitu mailed free on application. 
Fruit Catalogue No. 1 sent on receipt of 3c. stamp. 
Ornam'l tree '* " 2 *' '* 3c. " 
Greenhouse '* “ 3 “ “ Sc. “ 
EDWARD A. FROST, Rochester, N. Y. 
JAPANESE MAPLES. 
Rhododendrons, Hardy and Greenhouse 
Azaleas, Camellias, Rones, Magnolias, Pur¬ 
ple Beeches, Fruit Trees, .shrub*, t ines, etc. 
LAWN PLANTING 
and planting, (jja.rm to S5.no per day! Price List Free. 
Special Catalogue of " New and Rare Plants. 
PARSONS & SONS CO. (Limited,) 
Kissena Nurseries, Flushing, I.. I. 
Galvanized Cable Fence Strand. 
Tl«e only Wire Fence that stands the Test 
of Time. 
3NTO BARBS. 
PHILIPS. JUSTICK, 14 N. 5th St, Philadelphia. 
Russell’s Improved 
MtW 
The “REGENT.” 
Factories, Wallinsrford, Conn. Salesroom, T5 Chambers St., New York. 
VER CH 
FI II F "T PIO supplied to consumers at 
r I Is r If* U ^ prices lower than ever 
I lllii I ■■ IT W •known bfj'ore. Theaeyinc 
qualities ouidoin reach the Interior, wing sold only iu 
large cities and among the very wealthy. Semi for re¬ 
duced price-list, uud compare with other Uouaes. 
CONSUMER** IMPORTING TKA CO.» 
8 Chinch Street, _ 
P. 0. Box 4238 New Fork City. 
THE RURAL NEW-/0RKER. 
1879. 
LIVE STOCK MAKKKTS. 
Beevkr.—R eoelptsfor the week,9.G29he*d; do., last 
week,8.084do. The market lulled on Welnesdav. 
imihiB not revived since. Buyers aim to keep their 
stock down to a sure selling limit, a* the weather is 
bad lor iiieata that eariuui i>e re idily protooted. To- 
day* Bteaxner* take out 5 2 w qua te>» beef. Light, 
uiedtuui »t,-or« sold at'tMDqe. V ib„ lo diets 66 lbs.; 
fair 10 good do.. Including several cai'-tuaUsi ot Col¬ 
orado catile at OH-eb.c . to dress . bs,, and prime 
steers at lOqo.. to 4re»» .Vi(<$57 lbs. A art a car-load 
01 fat, still-led bulls Changed bauds at 8^0. 9 lb., 
live-weight. Exporters were uol operating. 
Cows AND CALVES —No new features : the style Of 
slock arriving ranges, 130(i<.30. No lnquCy fur tine 
milkers, 
Veal Calves.— Market decidedly lower: t'gc. is 
seldom quoted as the top for live. N J.and Buck’s 
Co, 4 sc.; good do. and best State. 3'~(«,4c.; o'her 
Krone*. 2.643c, lIog-nresa.*d best, 5Xg, 6 c.; fair to 
prime, 4k@5c.; eoinmon. 3^40. 
Sheep and Lamps.—R eceipts for the week. 20,828 
heau; do. laai week. 20,14ft do. Denim d moderate, 
hut aupijiiea 11 l h.mvy enough to throe concessions 
from *el err . tj lotcd, 5S'a6^c. for wo- l sheep and 
$4.25*5.70 lor Clipped. delta ttons of Ohio have aolu 
for E gland Lambs, fair to thoice, fgusb * head ; 
common, $2 a 3.60. 
Swine -Receipt* for week. 2H!i2'( head: do last 
week, 3 I.SKU do Kirill at the close at $3.35<g4 V II 0 
Country-dressed porn, light. Gq!'.* e.; medium, 5X© 
6c.; heavy, 5(a5!4C.; oily, 6 «6X0 Pork lenderl. ins, ic. 
63 © H 
piles offering: sales of New York No. 2 white at34Xc.: 
New York No. 2 *t 31 Y(*8i J 4 u.; do.. June option at 
32kc.; Now York No. 1 white at 37S{e.; ftev 
York No. 3 white at 3SXc.; New Voik No. 1 at 32c; 
New York No Sat 'IKC- white Western at 331835c.; 
mixed Wvvtern atS1 hia-32c : white State at 343f«3.'c.; 
No. 2 Chicago In ato-e guided at 30Kc. Barley, feed¬ 
ing, 4UC., other grade* quiet. 
HAY AND STRAW.— Prime hay Is wanted at 
soring prices, hnt other qualities are freely offered 
and are easy in price. 
Sales at dkg45c. for shipping, and 70(875c. for retail 
? utilities. Straw at 35@45o. for long rye, and 30@35o. 
or short rye. and oats at. 35@45o. 
Exports for weak, 2.100 bales. 
Honey.—C omb nominally, 7@10c.; strained, 6@7c. 
Hops.—E mmet Wells says: "There has been a 
moderate call from brewers, but the export traffic 
has dwindled down to almost nothing. Priees re¬ 
main the name as Inst quoted. Stocksar« not heavy 
here, yet Inev are ample enough toy the II tie bnW- 
neas doing, and. with a knowledge on the part of 
buyers that they can fall back utajii the tirer or for 
iu plies at any lime when needed, no apprehension 
is felt of a lamina In hop*, and trade will most 
likely jug along in the u -nal quiet way 'or the next 
two month* to come, without any Important change 
for th - better, uriie-s the market In the meantime 
should beuorne influenced by unfavorable crop re¬ 
ports. 
Quotations are for New York’s, now crop, choice. 
!)ifc.)2; New York’s, now crop, medium. 7ui8; New 
Yorks, uew crop, low to lair, :<*»>; Kan tern, 6«9; 
\Venern.Bra9: Yearling*. 2i4; Olds,all growths, I'A 
2; Paciflo coast, nominal, 8*12. 
Leather.—H emlock sole is quoted at 18@194<o. 
for light; 18M«S2lc. for middle; 1 W 9210 . for heavy; 
and hX^lSo. for good damaged. 
Maple Scoaii.—R ecent receipts ha^e deprived 
the market ol novelty, and prices ar-. In buye s’ 
favor. Fair to beat, light quality, 7<S>lUc.; sirup, 75c. 
to tin. 
Oil-Calk — Western Is In better demand, quoted 
at fa7.2tW-7.60 per ton. 
POULTRY AND Game.—S upplies larger and nrlces 
falling. This market roun obtains » surplus, as cUy 
killers do not Operate heavily whim there is a chance 
lor Btendy lompetltlnii in «:■ untry-dressed. 
Spring chic*8. 75c.<<8H.2.> Fpnlr; N .1. fowls, 12<\; 
Western. 12412He.: southern 12c.: roo-ters. 0®78c. 
Turkeys, IS J.. lErfahtie.; Western. 14«l5e. Ducks 
choice, 95c (i*$l • other, 6S@?5iv choice geese. # 1 . 60 * 
1.7ft. Southern and Western, i5c.tnfl.37. Pigeons, i.5 
@4hc. 
Frozen poultry out of market, Prices in buyers' 
favor, but still good for owners. 
Turkeys, best fresh kill-tl, J!*820c.; the latter for 
Pa. dry-picken . other, l.Wlist-.; fowls. Choice, MfiliC.; 
Olher. 1 ‘.olic.; capons 2'k<*27c.: slips 2.ii«25c. ducks, 
best. 17'aiSX). Dr>-picked cprlng clucks. I6w,50c., win¬ 
ter broilers, JMoRoC.: do. ruusteiB. 2lW>22c. 
The game law sloos the 8 tie of wild ducks after 
May 1st. Sb- t pigeons ♦in* 1 . 37 . Pigeons lu good de¬ 
mand wim s ant other game. 
English snipe. *ldtl.l2 » doz; plover^ SOc.&f 1; 
small snipe. 30W4IX;. Wild pigeons, fl.Tn; canvas 
backs, 73u'Xf--.: red bead. ,">0(a.5 c.; ttiuiiard, 3.ii(r45c.; 
biark, 36 cA oiitumoii. I5W25C. t5e>sou in -««l over 
for wild ducks. Tamo squabs. V do/.., 
Provisions have tended higher with a freer de¬ 
mand lo* supplies. Mess pork quoted at for old mess 
Ou the sp- t for ordinary at f.il2X-"3 -t>, and new 
mess, ordl aiy, at $1(125 P'lOand $11)16 asked fi.r 
new f r Apill May at $10 19 bid and $1015 usked; 
June at»i ) u bid and »10:i0 asked; and July at HO 24 
bio and $10 40 asked. Bacon at *& tor long clear and 
0 3-16 for short * lear. Lard—Waste u steam, at $6 27n 
for spot loir. 46 25 fur Alny; $6 32H for June; Hnd 
$6 37H for July. Beet hams at rl'(a@l8.25. Stearfne 
at"tiY(g) %c. 1 or best. Tallow at 6Kc for prune. 
Beet - Kxim India masa,t2tJ s 22. as to quality; pactc-i, 
$11(811.5"; plain mess, $9.,5(810.50; extra oiess at 
fio.fKkaii.ao. 
Skeds. Grass tiro slow : clover quoted, for 
prime aud 0-,(«i0Kc. for choice Western. Timothy at 
$1.35. 
SUGAR.—Refined nt 8X®FV(c.; for cut loaf and 
crushed. KH’’<»' , )4<5 for graouiated and powdered; 
7)<(ai8c. for soft white ana 6®7 nc. for soft yellow. 
Tobacco.— Export movement is hither.and the 
inqu rv from the home trade slack, with prices 
steadily held. 
Vegeta ill. vh Exports potatoes since Jsn. 1st 
49.041 bols oo.’.‘8, .'0,217. Market fairly firm, warm 
weather ita* started some sellers in the inside rate, 
but very choice s ook is unchanged. Si-uihern 
truck ubunuunt and In good demand. Early Rose 
and Eistern, Fiftm83 75: State, choice, at *2 76 
(«3 v‘5: f dr to good, $26008; Peach Blow, white, in 
bulk. $30358; >ed. $2750325. Prollflc.*S; Peerless, 
State, $2 37<i2 75; Jackson White, $2 7a*»4 87; (outside 
rate per double heads). Sweet po aloes. Md. Ac Del., 
$3 50fte3 76. Unions, red and yellow, $2 76032*. Squ ish, 
marrow, $3 igl,«4 00- Cabbage* per 100. 16*1(1; R. 
lur' lpv, per bbl.. $181.25: beet». 75c.Ci$l 00; carrots, 
$ha.l 12. Horseradish per bbl , $6ii7 Southern item* 
—String b«ans. Fla., per bush, cr.. $2 >A«3 6U; green 
peas. Chax. and Suv., small. $l6n; asiorngu*. Cbas. 
and Norio'k. dot. bunches. 505c,; kal,,. $176; Balti¬ 
more. F bag. 76c >w$l: spinach, BalUmore, V f>bi„ 
$2Ou02 35; radishes, Norfolk. F 10U bunebes.26M7ftc.; 
cabbage. 8av., new, p bbl., $3 KM43 50; Fia. 
cucumbors, cruto, $kb. 6; onions, Bermuda, *< crate, 
VI 2501 50: tom Sloes, hox $1 2’ial (4). potatoes, $8 
Hot-house rhubarb, F 100 mi-ches, »4 Otf^iOO.: i«d- 
Ishes, F 0)0 "UU’ hes. $400: cucumber*, I -tge. 9 do*.. 
$1 5d><>2 50: muabrooms, d ft., 5dc.; lettuce, selected, 
37(^75; V doz. 
Wool. There has been a very sltigvlsh market 
tbD week, and itrlces have ruled ea»y on necouitt of 
the udvanced season lo the new clips. 
Oi.lo, Pennsylvania and Vlgima—XXX and 
pieltiock, ,'iiia37He.; XX. 3'b« >ie.: X. 33**34c.: No. I. 33 A 
350. No, 2. 320530 . common. 2908Uc,: combing, 360 SC. 
New York. Michigan. Indiana and Wisconsin—XX, 
30 *380. : X. ?la3lc.; No. 1, alw'Cto.: No. 2. 27030c.; 
common, 26a28c.; combing and delaine, 33®37r. 
Iowa, Vermont and Illlnols-X and XX, 28»30o.: 
No 1.30n).(3c.; No. 2. 27028 combing. 330 3ic 
Missouri. Kentucky und Tennessee — Wssned 
fleece. 3tlw i3e : unwashed fleece, 1802iu.; unwashed 
cumulDg, 22025c. 
LLED PLOWS 
' ^U,ty to obstruc¬ 
tion from clogging; lightness or easiness of running; 
its attractive appearance. Every machine warranted. 
LLOYD, SUPPLEE& WALTON, 
PHILADELPHIA. 
CD SJ 
Cf.fi) 
n tJ 
£ * 
fi) co 
ss 
o o 
?9Q 
Are the only perfectly chilled Plows muue. ami with our uew j muter ami Coulter are positively unrivaled 
BEWARE Or WORTHLESS IMITATIONS, 
sold as “ Improved Oliver Plows," bv ttuprincipled parties Who seek to sell inferior Plows on the reputation of 
sold as improved uuver Plows," by unprincipled parties who seek to seu interior Plows on tne reputation 
ours. S3f~ Look for the name “ OLlV Eli ” on the beam. 
I Harrisbur R ?pa: OLIVER CHILLED PLOW WORKS, 
Branches: -j Indiattupolis, Ittd. 
South Bend, Ind. 
IHaisHriil. Ohio. 
Harrisburg, Pa. 
Indutnupolis, Ind. 
Dallas. Texas. 
Kts-bester. M. Y. 
PHOSPHATE, 
AND 
WE GUARANTEE 
the following Analysis, which will be printed on every 
bog: 
I^^Anin 01/ frt Q rtOT* PDnf sU 
UIVi v. 
BAUOH & SONS, 
Bole Manufacturers, Philadelphia. 
iBONEI 
Grass f*nnH, Gardens, Cod 
servawries. Hothouses, and 
Hotmehold Plants. Once 
using X ully demonstrates its 
value. Sold lu any quantity 
Circulars free. Addreaa 
Excelsior Fertilizing t'o., 
Salem, Ohio. 
Originated by Levi Stockbridge, Professor of Ag¬ 
riculture in the Massachusetts Ajrricultural College. 
They have been extensively used for six years. Beud 
for a little book describing them and giving directions 
for tm*ivoting farm and garden crops. Every farmer, 
gardener or cultivator of a kitchen garden should send 
foraoopy mailed free. BOWIvKll FERTILIZER 
COMPANY, 13 Chat It alii 8t., Boston; 3 Park 
Place, New York; and 21 North Water St.. 
Rochester. N. Y. 
NEW IRON TURBINE 
te 
A WMAMHUUkVI UV7»?^»J¥7 “J ~ *, . .L ’ '» ■ , . 
been entirely rebuilt anil supplied with new and im¬ 
proved niHohluery. . 
It is the Tend lug Fertilizer now m use by the farmers 
of the States of New York, Ohio. Pennsylvania and 
Vermont, and the Canadian Provinces. 
This Fertilizer is guaranteed for its, purity .being 
manufactured entirely from ANIMAL MA T rEB. No 
rock or mineral phosphate or refuse acid from oil 
refineries enter into its manufacture. 
L. L. CROCKER, Proprietor. 
Bend for Circulars, with full particulars. 
Office, - - - - No. Washington St. 
WORKS-Babcock St., K. BUFFALO. N. Y. 
I Halladay Standard. 
The only Wind Mill awarded 
TWO MEDALS 
TWO DIPLOMAS 
CENTENNIAL JTTDGE8. V] ^ 
Bfvcry machiue warranted to ^ D . 
be well made ot good mat rial; 
to do good work tn »nv kltn 7 QJligt 
of wind: to be perfectly self 
.egulai Ing : to possess more 7 . f / i 1\'W . 
power a • >- uio-« ; ; / /1 ft •• 
ble than uny other Wind Mil " rjjytb ''■.■-lpO, 
Kach piece ig fitted and nnm i ‘ " ^ 
bereil so that a stranger ran fju (Mb-./ 
draw ngs and printed irstruc- > aP J ' Hr i 1 
U.S. WIND ENGINt 
A PUMP C $.1 
Batavia. III. 
gardener or cultivator 01 a ititcnen garden huouio send - _ _ , 
fomoopy mailed free. BOWKER FERTILIZER TTATl G 1 VB 
COMPANY, 13 Chntlmin St., Boston; 3 Park LJ I H V UJ K I I 
P!g-.f ?^y 21 «- nV/IiOI Ulli/ o 
NEW IRON TURBINE BPeSid 
W ND ENGINE Preparation 
W if llvftr kllUMl ■ UNSURPASSED FOR MAKING 
The Strongest auu Jlost ourttulv », mil En¬ 
gine in the \\ orltl. sold by Dealers In 
nearly every County. Inquire lor it. 
Every XYiutT Engine Fnlly Warranted. 
Send for Circulars, Price-List and information to 
MAST, FOOS <& CO., 
Springfield, Ohio. 
5 Cents Per Bushel Saved 
in raising Corn. For Illustrated ramphlet, giving 
particulars and prices to agents, address THOMAS 
SMOOTHING HARROW CO., Geneva. N. Y. 
LIGHT BREAD, 
Biscuit, Eolls. Cake and Pastry. 
It Is Better and Healthier than ordinary Baking 
Powder. Cream Tariur or Yeast. 
The cost of raising Bread, Biscuit. Ac, with It Is 
only about half as mucit as by ordinary Baking Pow¬ 
der, and tue result Is much better. 
It restores '.he nutritious elements which are taken 
from the flour In boiling. No ordinary B iking Pow¬ 
der or anything else used Tor raising bread does tuit. 
Universally used and recommended by prominent 
Phy*lcians. _ 
If you cannot get It of vonr Grocer send a three- 
cent sta up to the manufacturer* forasample. 
Man iliac ured according to tne direo'lons of Prof 
E. N. Horsiord, by the Rumtord Chemical Works 
Prov de noe R. I _ 
A"8REAT OFFER! ! ! AH? Or’caSI 
at EXTRAORDINARY LOW prices for cash. 
SPLENDID ORGANS §35, $40; 5 Stops $45, 
7 do 850, 9 do @55 A @60, 11 do §05, 12 
do 370, 13 do *80. 7 Ouiuv© SOLARE 
AN D UPRIGHT PLANOS 8125 do 8130, 7 1-3 
do 8140, not used SIX months. Warranted 5 
years. AGENTS WANTED. Illustrated Cata¬ 
logues Mailed. Mturte lc. per paste. HORACE 
WATERS A SONS, iUaniifacmrera and 
Dealers, 40 East 14th., Street, New York. 
HALL, ELTON & CO., 
Electro-Plated Ware, German Silver and Britannia Spoons, 
