Sn25; Short, Rib. 8535; Short Clear, $5 45. Lard—S teady 
at 85 75@5 80c. Cattle—M arket strong; fair to choice 
native shipping steers, at *5 000 5 50; butcher steers, 
83 25w4 In; cows and heifers, at 82 3008 75; Stockers 
and feeders, 83 00084 20. Hoas.—Light, isaitMOO; 
packing, $3 8504 05; heavy. $4 1004 15, Sar.ite.-Mar¬ 
ket steady at $3 0005 25. 
Boston.-Oats.-F ancy white, at 4G^@47He. per 
bushel! No. 3 white at 4804SKC1 No. 3 white at 420 
42)40; No. I mixed, at 4t(.<-12c; No. 2 mixed, at 40041c, 
as to quality. Hay and Straw. -Hay.—Northern and 
Kasteru, choice, at $19 00019 50 P ton; fair to good, 
at 817 00016 00; aue. at, *l«<J0@17OO, and #1300015 (X) 
for poor and thim/iged; Western choice, $1, OG018 00; 
do fair to good 813(411. Swale bay, #11012. straw. 
Rye, choice, at 820 (HJ02100, uud for common lo good, 
u. oar straw, at #10011 per ton. Produce.— 
Butter.—W estern creamery, extra nrsta, at 82033c. P 
It; do, firAlfl.at 2?ift:ftl; held siock, ai IStsuSc. Northern 
and Eastern creamery, extra firsts, Eastern, at H0& 
32c; extra seconds. Northern, at 3346850: seconds, at 
18022c. Northern datrv, extra New York and Vermont 
new milk, at 28030c: do, extra liras, at 350,27c; do. 
lirsts, old. at 30®23e:do, seconds, old, at 15(3, Urn do. 
thirds, at 101614c. Western dairy, firsts, at !S(it/':>c; do, 
seconds, nt 18015c. Imitation creamery, extra, nt 27® 
28c; extra lirsts, at. 3303004 ladle packed, extra, at 24 
6685c; do, extra firsts, at 310.280; do, firsts, at I709UO; 
enillt IJJDVO. UV , UW, firsts* fit, llfa^JUOj 
do, secouds. at I26r.ulc; do, thirds, at 8@loo. Cheese. 
—New York extra. Sept, and Oct., at ll'-jill^c, per lb; 
do, firsts, at U'-y'", Hie; do, coiuluoil to good. 5®5cj do, 
night skins, choice, at 6(/>,7o; Vermont extra, nt lie.; do, 
choice, at '.I'y'AlilSjc; do, seconds, at .TUtJe; Western ex 
ra, at 10o; tlo, choice, at 8®9c-. Sage, extra, at 13)4 
6',Me. per pouud. Hicans.— Choice Northern baud 
picked pea. nt *1 tin® I 70 per bushel; do, do, New 
York, small, 814560155; do, do, screened, 81 1501 80; 
medium choice, hand-picked *13ik.il an* do, do, screen¬ 
ed, 81 15® 1 2u; Yellow Eves, improved, 81 85®) 40; do, 
choice llata, ut 81 85*1 ;«l; Red Kidneys. 81 I 65. 
Peas.—C aunda, choice, at 90(5950, per bushel; do, com¬ 
mon at 03® i0c. Green peas, Northern, at !»>eoi*l; 
do. Western, $i 15 .7.120. Fo'i i roics. There has been 
a continued liberal supply of potatoes, and prices are 
lower. Aroostook tin., Mpine, Rose, at «30: do Cen 
oral Maine, atKkiGOe; do. New Hampshire, at 35058c; 
do, New York, at 5.V; Maine. Hebrons. 12k': do, North¬ 
ern, at 55®5Sc; Burbank, seedlings, at 55i«)ii0c; Prollfles, 
Eastern, at. Otic, per bushel. Sweet potatoes, Jersey, 
at 83(48 25 per barrel. Vtoo etajh.es.—C abbages, native, 
per 100, at $8®i(i. Squash.—Hubbard, at $50060. 
unions, native, yellow, at $3®8 50. 
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. 
New York, Saturday, April 21, 1836. 
Flour, Feed and Meal, Flour Quotations: Fine at 
8225(3)3 00; Superfine. 82 60(76340; Extra No. 2. $325® 
3 60; Good to Fancy Extra State. S3 705.4 25; Com¬ 
mon to Good Extra Western, ai *3 25i.il 00; Good to 
Choice Extra Western, $4 ifftafi 25; Common to Fair 
Extra Ohio, *3 2361:1 75; Good, S3 *.i®4 20; Good to 
Choice, *i 25.(5 oo; common Extra Minnesota. $o25i0 
8 50; Clear, #3 IV,■ „ 4 8(1; Rye Mixture, 83 5004 00; 
Straight, 84 25.14 7 ■; Faienl *1 !K)®S25 Bakers’ Extra, 
84 00*4 75: St, Louis Common to Fair Extra, 8S 850 
3 75; Fair to Good, 83 80*4 75; Hood to Very Choice. 
84 80(5(5 10; Patent Winter Wheat Extra. #4 5Ot«:5 30; 
City Mill Extra tor West ladles, at 34 6004 7U; Soutn 
Amerlen, 84 jC*?,-! Si. Sorvm:u.v Fi.oi it—Common to 
Fair Extra, *32503 70; Fair io Choice do., 83 75(9!530. 
Ryk Flour.—S uperfine, at. #3 255)3 45, latter for choice. 
Corn Meal.—D ull. Yellow Western at *2 6002 85; 
Brandywine, at 82 8002 So. Feed.- 40 lb*, at 72U®90c, 
for Sprlug and Winter; fur Ml It., nr 70c; 80 ft, at 700 
72)90; 100 ft. at SOtaSOc. Sharps at 960.0*1 00. Kye feed 
75(31 SOc. 
Orals.— Wheat.— Quotations are: tTngraded Red 
at70c.@$l; Ungraded White, S4e-, No. 2 Red for April 
nominal at Fifty; do. Tor May, ut F:(4*(a.:il(sy; do. Tor 
June, at H.MpaeU^e; do. for July, U.lUuCJlc; do. for 
43t»46c; Rejected at lie; No. 3, Uftc; steamer Mixed, 
45(>t.45fte; No, 2, ul 46)765.436^0; Y'eUow, 4So. iu store. 
NO. 2 Mixed for April, 46ftc; do. for Hay. 46*4.3 t"C; 
do. for June, 47c; do. for July. l?'R'*i7Uy.; do. Tor 
August. -1954c. OATS—NO. 3 Mixed, 3Fc; No. 2. 89®«e; 
No. 3 White, llfh < 42f4c; No. 2 de. 43sHlc; No. I, iiom 
Inal; Mixed Western, .it llbii.V; White do., ut i.v.i 
•17)60; White State, 44 .(4<V-Je,; No. 2 Mixed for April, 380 
33fte; do. forlway, 36%6j438ftc.! do. for June, $9&30Kc. 
Provisions.-- l'otut. Mess quoted at $050 ®ui on tot 
Old and 810 25.itHi .70 for New; $10 ?3fo$U 50 for Family 
Mess; *12(10014 60 for Clear Back; and $9 50®« 75 Tor 
Extra Prime. Been. — City Extra India Mess, at 
*15017; Extra Mess, in barrels. *30)0860: Packet, 
88 5009 ft) In bbls.; Fancy Plate, #9 tllA Hkut 
Hams. Quoted at *19 U0. Cut Mkats. - Rib Kellies, 
18 ft, average, Wfce; Pickled Hams, 9e; do. Shoulders, 5c; 
do. Bellies, 12 ft, avoragu. Cfte; do. ID it, average, Stec; 
Pickled Shoulders quoted at Ik -dHci Smoked should 
Middles Long Cleur iu New York, 5^sc; at the West 
Long Clear, 5.37c; .short Clear. 5 cde. Dressed Hogs.— 
City Heavy to Light, 5M05!Wc: Pigs. 5«@6o. Lard.— 
May, at 6.15c; June, at 0.3w.v«.2lc; July, at 6.27c; August, 
6.38c; September, at 6.396' ii.40oj October, at e.46c. 
City Steam, at 6c: Refined quoted Continent 6.45c. 
South American, 6.75c. 
Butter.— Elgin Creamery, 36030c; Pennsylvania do., 
25026c.: Western do., 20*2.50.; State Dairy half firkin 
lutis, 30024c.; Welsh tubs, 30024c; W«-*tcm imitation 
Creamery, 16021c; Western Dairy, 16019c; do. Factory, 
15020c. 
Cheese.—P rices show no radical change. State, at 
8@Ufto; Western. 7® luc; Skims, lj^08fte. 
Euos—State, at 13c.; Western, at 12'140l3c; Southern 
at 120l2ftc. 
Poultry.—L int.—Fowls, nearby lots, per ft, nt, 
15010c.; fowls,Western, per ft.ut I4®il5c\; row is, South¬ 
ern lots, per ft., at tic; lurkeys, per ft, at l20lie.; 
ducks, western, per pair, at 7Dc.0*l.OO; geese, west 
ern, per pulr, at $1.7803.00. 
POULTUY.—Dressed. -Turkeys, per pound, lt@13e.; 
chickens, Philadelphia, light weights topalr.lft.ioOe.per 
ft; do. winter, Philadelphia, 25',j,3Sc.; fowls, Pennsyl¬ 
vania, prime, l ie.; do. Jersey, at lie.; do State and 
western, nr l8ft'*Uc. Ducks, Jersey, per ft. 140 
15c; do. western. 13011c. Geese, Jersey, at 10012c; do. 
western, at 9010c. 
Poultry.—Frozen.—T urkeys, per pound, at 13015c,; 
Chickens, per pound, ntK012e,; Ducks, per pound, M0 
15c.; Gce.se, per pouud, at 10013c. 
Game.—W ild ducks, canvas, per pair, ?5c0$l 50; do. 
red head, per pair, at 75c*81 <»>; do. mallard, western 
per pulr, at iWjMOc.; do. teal, 20*3Uc; do. widgeon, 20 
040c; English snipe, per do*., $2 SO; Plover, Western, 
per do*,, $1750 2 ftj. 
CorroN.—The quotations, according to the American 
classification, are as follows: 
Strict Ordinary. 
l,OW .Middling. 
Strict Low Midi) 
Middling. .,. .. 
Good Middling 
Strict Good Midi 
New urlcaus. 
mils. 
and Gulf. 
Texas. 
#»S 
6 18-16 
6 8-16 
7 1 Hi 
754 
7W 
8 
8 3-16 
8 3-16 
S 7-16 
$H 
8*8 
8 13-1# 
9 
» 
9 l-Ui 
9W 
9’i 
9 7-16 
9 7-16 
9 11-16 
9J* 
91s 
10 
1(1 6-16 
10 8-16 
«>« 
10 9-16 
10 9-16 
11 
11 3-16 
11 3-16 
STAIXED. 
Good Ordinary.6 7-16 I low Middling.7 15-16 
Strict Good Ord.7H I Middling.. 8 
Fhuits. — Fresh. — Quotations are: Apples.—Bald¬ 
win, per bhl„ at $1 50. .. 1 75; Unvning, per bbl. 
$1 75(*2 00; Russell*. Roxhury, per bbl,, $1 5002 0U; do. 
Goldens at *1 25*1 5d, Grapes.—Catawba at 4®Ac- per 
case. Cranberries. - Cape Cod, choice, per bbl., 
83 5004: do. fancy’. 8110125. Florida oranges.—Fuucv 
at *3 0003 33; choice do, *2 75(ui3 0O; do. inferior at 
75C.081. Strawlicrrlcs - Florida at 40050 tier quart for 
best; do. poor at 350M)c, 
FkUtTs.—D ried.—T in- quotations art. ns follows: 
Apples —Fancy evaporated, at Jy; choice, ai 6ftt>, 
do. prime ut 60OV4C., fancy North Carolina sliced, 
at Iktlftc.; choice do. at 303tgC.; choice TeutlOS 
see quarters ut 303i*c.; Stale quariers at 3ft®S)ic.; 
southern sliced prime ut inA’Uc; do. common, 2c. 
V;.O.IAV'I K*-*”*' v"' 1 *- 4Q| MV. CVU11I1VU, 
Peachee-Peelcd North Carolina, cholir, UtuilUc, fancy, 
12)901.1c; extra fancy, 13Wo; Georgia, choice, at 10c; 
do. prime, 901)ftfi; unpeeliHl liulvcs, 2*408)10; uupeedyd 
quarters at 3ft(0sc.; Delaware evaporated, peeled, 340 
87c; uupcclcd do., at 13018)40. Choice pitted cherries 
ut lOi.ylUljc. Evaporated raspberries, ut 14015c; sun 
dried do. lUtf,ril3c. Blaektierrlcs—Prime at 80sUc. 
Whortleberrlea ut ttftc. Plums, at 606)40; do, Call- 
Peanuts.—Q uotations at 6c. for best hand-picked, 
and 401044.1c. for farmers’ grades. 
Pecan Nuts.—T he quotations are: Extra large at 
Tft@Bfto; large at 6)407c; medium at 505ftc; small 
aD 4@4^fC. 
shipping atTUc; I’rairte, at OScyeOc. Straw—Long rve, 
at 90095c, short rye at 70075c; oat, at 4O<05Oc; wheat, 
at 40065c., all per 100 pounds. 
VKaKi’Aui.Rs.—Potatoes.—Mnino, fancy, cl. h. bbl. 
at *2 23; Nova Scotia per bbl., at *3 0003*1: State, per 
180 ft.. SlSkH.175; fiurlmnk, State, bulk, per iso ft, 
81620187; Burbank, eastern and Nova Scotia, per 
bbl. 82 3502 50; Hohroil, do, do, do, per bhl, 82073 25, 
Hebron, State, bulk, per ISO ft, 815001 75; Prolific and 
Goodrich, eastern and Nova Scotia, per bbl., 82000 
2 25; Peerless, bulk, per bbl., at *1500115; Magnum 
Bon an 1, imparted. 16S ft. sack. 818003 00; Bermuda, 
per bbl., at 813 00. Sweet potatoes, Delaware River, 
per bbl., at 82 5003 00. Cabbages—Long Island, choice, 
per 100, at $607. 
LIVE STOCK MARKET. 
New Youk, Saturday, April 24, 1886. 
Shipments for ihc week, 1,6in live cattle, 10,040 quart¬ 
ers of beef. 160 live sheep and 50 carcasses of mutton. 
Beeves.—R eceipts for six days 10.33 1 head against 
9,310 head for the same time last week. Outside of 
a few little ""tuckers," which sold at $1 30, the range 
fur Common to Choice Steers Was from $1 7506 25 per 
1,344 ft. ut 85; Michigan do, 1,158 ft, $5 35; Pennsylvania 
], 1,78a ft, at $5 25; Ohio do.. 1.660 ft, at$4 .70: Cows. 
1,200 ft. at $4; do. 970ft, at $3; Bulls, 1.K20 ft, at $4 50; 
Off I n«l., , 4 ill'll n . . *./• . . „ 1 ? __* 
, 3, . - ’ ' 'urn, I..IW' o', 
at $4 80; do, i.l'Atft. ill 84 HI; Bulls, 1.192 ft. at $3 60; 
Western do. 1,330 ft, nt $:wu ; Ohio 8Uer». 1,1561b, at 
*5 85; Peimsytvunln do,l,363 ft. ai $5 85; Pennsylvania 
Bulls, 1,500 ft, at $4; Cows. 7S3ft, at $2 50, 
Calves.—D emand active aud price* )<c higher, Or¬ 
dinary to Prime Veals sold at 4w 6.(40; Choice at 64(@7c. 
Dressed Calves Iu active deninnd and from L,e to lc. 
per pound li Ighor. Best < ’Ity Dressed sold ut 'lOc, and 
b<0t Country Dressed at S)409c; Veals. id(i lb, at (i'qc; 
•: Kentucky 
wn>. at iqo. ( usilorn state sheen, tfc ft. at 5c. Sprlug 
Lambs at $4 per head; Unstiorn Michigan Sheep, 101 ft, 
at 6)4c; do. 192 ft. at »6 65. 
H00s.—Total receipts for six days. 25.32S head, 
against S3,392 head for the corresponding time last 
week. None alive for sale. Nominally steady at 
$4 4004 60 per 100 lb. 
8 END TEN CENTS IN POSTAGE STAMP8 TO 
E. A O. WARD, 
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 
for Circular giving Important advice about ship¬ 
ping produce. Also containing recipe for pre¬ 
serving eggs. Established 1345. 
Mo. 279 Washington 8t„ Mew York City. 
IT WILL PAY YOU 
to send for my list of Rare Plants and Flower Seeds. 
If von ivTsh to act up a club be sure and send for mu 
Special Offer. W r . D. LA N E. 
_Middlebury, Vt. 
MULES! MULES! IWIJLES! 
•200 fine Kentucky MULES, all grades aud sizes. 
Choice pairs constantly on hand, and for sale low by 
12 . 15 . BI 81 IOPV -4 SON 8 , 
630 (<raud Street, Jersey City, N, J. 
-rT’Sx \ HENCH’S 
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) Cu ltlvator9. 
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\ /i£**2ry\ >i£r A\l "lunreraiid Fertiliz- 
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Thousands are In use, giving satisfaction. Agents 
anted. Catalogue free. Name this paper. 
HENCH A: DKOMGOLD, York, Pa. 
JACKSON ARCHITECTURAL 
IRON WORKS. 
Iron Work k^stor Buildings. 
Office 315 EAST 28 th STREET, NEW YORK. 
STABLE FITTINGS A SPECIALTY. 
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■Pltu JtiOMB procured all pupils wheu competent. I 
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IRON WATER PIPE. 
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THE CONCAVE & CURVED SEED POTATO KNIFE, 
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&■' .’-. V pitta'., rapidly uud not cp;u-k tin. tuln’r or in- 
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Sold by Seedsmen. 
ANY KNOWN RECEIPT, TEN CENTS. 
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To the K aini t Trade. 
ROBERT S. CARR. 
„ Admirnlit/Etstrnqse 52. 
TELEORAMJl ADDltliSSE.. ..ROBERT CAKR. 
Hamburg, 1st of January, 1886. 
The undersigned has the honor to Inform ail those 
interested In the KAINIT TRADE that he has been 
appointed by tb.* STAS8FURT SYNDICATE OF 
KArNIT WORKS, consisting of Kcexigl(ch Pbeus- 
sLsciiEs SAr.zwKRK. Siassfurt, (The Royal Prussian 
Saltnilnc); Herzool. Anhalt. Salawkhic, Leo- 
POJ.nsttALL, (The Ducal Anhalt; Saltmine); Sau- 
UEfiOWEUK NBU-StasxfI'UT, I.oKriERfiPRG, <Tfie Salt¬ 
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GEwKint;a uxrr, Ascherhlebex, iThe Kallworks 
Aschcrsleben). as their SOLE AGENT for the sale of 
this article to the Culled Stub-* of North America and 
Canada. As such, uny orders will be carefully and 
promptly executed nt thi 1 shortest notice and lowest 
possible' current cost. 
The demand for Kainit is steadily Increasing, arid the 
agricultural public. In becoming more acquainted 
therewith, is rapidly realizing the fact that the small 
cost of the article (It Is the cheapest article fur agricul¬ 
tural purposes) compares favorably with the results 
arrived ut. As a standard Kaiuit Is guaranteed to con¬ 
tain no less than 23 per Cent. Sulphate of Potash and 
assuring all lriiyoi ters of Ihegreuitst care in executing 
orders entrusted to the undersigned, he is always ready 
to quote by cable or letter in reply to Inquiries made 
direct or through his agents. Representatives for 
Baltimore; Messrs. Prior & Vox Collex, 25 s. Gav 
Street. Baltimore. ROBERTS CARR. 
Ileal estate. 
NEOSHO RIVER VALLEY FARMS 
For sale cheap. Write for circular. 
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Virginia Farms.—Mild Climate. Cheap Home*. 
Send for rtrcular. A. O.BLISS, L'entralia, Vu- 
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Leonardtown P. O., St. Mary’s Co., Jtd. 
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Bargain worth looking after. Apply on premises or 
address A. N. Russell. Mound Valley, Labette Co., Kan. 
500 FARMS for Sale. In TIDEWATER. Virginia. 
Cheap and Rich Lands. Healthy and Mild Climate. 
Fish and Oysters In great abundance. 
E. (I. LINDSEY »fc CO ., Norlolk, Va. 
CIOU0 Hotels,Stores,MDls. Business Chances. Coun- 
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Mo. Well adapted for Dairying, Stock Raising or Fruit 
Growing. Plenty of living water. Fine Buildings, 
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sell low on easy terms. 
Herd of 25 head choice Jersey cattle. Louisiana Is on 
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For particulars address. 
DR. H. B. BUTTS, LOUISIANA. MO. 
PEARSON’S 
r FERTILIZERS. 
High (Jrude. Reliable. Lasting. 
Manufactured In dry condition, (hereby assuring full 
weight of fertilizing material. Most flattering results 
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Where there are no agents for these Fertilizers, orders 
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HOLSTEIN FREISIAN CATTLE 
IMPORTED AND HOME BRED. 
WHAT OTHERS SAY. 
“The finest herd this season.’'—Dr. Farrington, U. S. 
Quarantine Station, N. J. 
“As a herd, away up! up! up!!'“—Dudley Miller, 
Esq,, Oswego, N. Y. 
Young Cows; Yearlings with Calf, Yearlihg Bulls, 
and Spring Calves- Prime Stock. No fancy prices. We 
mean business, t-. \V. THOMPSON & SON, 
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“MARCHMOOR FARM.” 
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Oontains Piioxphate of Lime. Gives 
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Low freights toalljpoints Farmers’ Memorandum 
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• il 4 R K Contains the Life and Essence 
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* Bone Seal, also Uauyh’. Beady DU- 
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ft ^ RHB they can pnx-orv thgee brands 
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A Pure. Natural Guano. The best fertilizer for 
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at railroad m New York, In bags. The Massachusetts 
Agricultural Experiment Station gives its actual value 
at $31.62. All Stations find value above its cost. “Sul¬ 
phate of Potash and Kainit at lowest prices. Send for 
circular to” - 
UHA>. SPEAR, Jr., 85 West 8 c., Y. ' 
Is the beat general purpose wire fence In use It 
Isa strong net-work without hnrbs. Don’s 
injure stock. It will turn dogs, pigs, sheep and 
poultry, as weil as horses and caul, . The best 
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School-lots and Cemeteries. Covered with rust¬ 
proof paint, or made of galvanized wire, as nre- 
ferred. It will lasta Lie-time. 1: is better than 
boards or barbed wire In every respect- The 
Sedgwick Gates made of wrottght-iron pipe and 
steel wire, defy all competition in lightness, neat¬ 
ness, strength and durability. We make the best, 
cheapest aud easiest working all -1 run ant om atio 
or selt-opcciiug gate, and the neatest cheap 
Iron fences now made. The best Wire 
Stretcher*. Cuttins Pliers and Posr Angers, 
ior prices and particulars ask Hardware Dealers, 
or address, mentioning paper. 
SEDGWICK BROS., Richmond, Ind. 
EDWARD SUTTON, Kasteru Agent. 
_ 300 Market St., Philadelphia, Pm* 
General Advertising Rates of t 
THE RURAL NEW - YORKER. 
The following rates are invariable* All are there¬ 
fore r*si>evtfuUu informed that any correspondence 
with a view to obtaining different terms will prove 
futile. 
Oroiuaut Advertisements, per agate lino—30 cents. 
One thousand lines or more.within one year 
from dateof first insertion, per agate line. 25 “ 
Yearly orders occupying 4 or more Hues 
agate space.........25 
Preferred positions.25 per cent, extra. 
Reading Notices, ending with “Adv," per 
line, minion leaded.75 cents. 
HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CATTLE. 
Imported and bred by J. N. R OB INS, 
Beacon Farm. North port, L. I. 
SEDGWICK 
STEEL WIRE FENCE 
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST FEED FOR 
UATTLE, HORSES, 
CALVES, 
SHEEP AND HOGS. 
Terms of Subscription. 
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The subscription price of the Rural New Yokkkr Is: 
Single copy, per year.$2.00 
“ “ Six months...1.10 
Great Britain, Ireland, Australia and 
Germany, per year, post-paid.$3,04 (,12s. 6d.) 
Franco. . 8.04 tl6Vu fr.) 
French Colonies. 4.03 (29)5 Ir-1 
Any one sending a club of seven Is entitled to one 
copy, one year free. 
Agents will be supplied with canvassing outfit on 
application. _ 
Entered at the Post-office at New York City, N. Y. 
»»seoond-olass mail matter. 
LINSEED MEAL 
Tills Meal Is the product of pure sound Flaxseed. 
Linseed being Its other name, aud is the most nutriti¬ 
ous of all feed. because it contains the largest propor¬ 
tion of nitrogenous substance. 
It Is almost ncc.U,>s to say that. In order to derive 
much benefit from the use of Linseed Meal, It must be 
fed mi quantity. At least one-half of all ail animal 
consumes tnay safely and profitably be Lisskup SIeal. 
Iff Please scud in n .vpiiple order or for circular and 
pricy*. Orders Will be promptly filled by any one of 
the following parties: 
Ulev eluud Linseed Oil l’o., Cleveland, Ohio. 
Tole.lp Linseed Oil Co.. Toledo, Ohio. 
Detroit Linseed Oil Co., Detroit, Michigan. 
I. 1*. Evans ils Co., Indinnnpolia, lud. 
8 t. Paul Linseed Oil Co., 81 . Paul, Minn. 
Cincinnati Linseed Oil Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. 
AOCSCIKS ASFOPLOWS: 
T. r>. F. RANDOLPH Ck CO.. 196 West St., N. Y. City. 
J. K. SOPKR Jr CO., Nos. 2 and 8, India St., Boston. 
J. Cl'SIlISO dt CO., Fitchburg, Mass. 
JOHN KINO, Norristown, Penn. 
BATOHELLEE BARREL 0HUEN 
•-- - HORS 
POWERS 
asp 
DUG POWERS. 
One Churn, or 
Horse Power, sold 
at wholesale price, 
■where we have no 
agents. 
All goods war 
, ranted as repre- 
Isented. 
I Send for Clrcu- 
___ lars. 
II. F. Butcheller & Sou, Box M, Rock Fali-s, Iu.. 
HONEY EXTRACTORS. 
The simplest, best and most practical and durable in 
tiie world. Patented Feb. 9, mi. Price only #2.50. Also 
new pulout Ant, Mole, Gopher. Ground-Squirrel and 
Prairie-Dog Exterminators. 
Warranted to beat anything of the kind in America. 
Send for circulars. Address theluventoraud Manufac¬ 
turer, J. C. MELCHEH, O’yulun, Fayette Co., Texas, 
