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Creamery, Western, extras .lfi <s$-- 
Wostern, t)»»t#...14 ®16 
Western, seconds.J2'«i 1 :t 
Western, thirds.ll'y-«I2 
State. fancy.161-466111 
Common to prime.11 <$16 
State dairy, half-tlrkln tubs, fancy.16 f«. 
Firsts.13 6614 
Seconds. .11 Vtit'OIt! 
Welsh tubs, fancy...14 hi to 15 
Welsh tubs, firsts.124^^ 14 
Welsh tubs, seconds. W4&1214 
Tubs, thirds.KM^'EoI 1 
Western Imitation oreamery, Hrsts.12>-iivoI:$ 
Heconds.lURitoll 
Western dairy, firsts.11 6412 
Heconds.10 64 10 ^ 
Thirds. 9 (at 
Factory, fancy.— 6c 
Factory, firsts. 11 64 — 
Factory, seconds... 9h)6cll) 
Factory, thirds. 8^68 9 
KGGH. 
New-laid, fanoy (nearby). 12 to 
Pennsylvania A Md., country marks .... Ilj^to 12 
Western, fresh collections, fancy. M\\(& 11% 
Houthern. fresh collections, choice. U)%(<6 
Common to good. 10 66 10 % 
Duck. Md., per do*. 29 66 — 
Western, per dor,. 20 m 
Southern, per do*. 18 66 20 
(loose, per dor.. 80 60 — 
KlttJITH- UKKKN 
Apples, extra, fancy, per bbl.4 1)0614 60 
ifaldwln, per bbl.2 60663 26 
Greening, per bbl. .8 25(24 60 
Ben Davis, por bbl.2 76608 60 
Kussot, Itoxbury. por bbl .... .2 60668 00 
ltusset. Golden, per bbl .2 (Ml<.«2 76 
Htrawberrles, Fla., extra, fancy, per quart.. HOto 86 
Poor to good, per quart.. 166$ 20 
Charleston, good to choice, per quart.... 28c 40 
MKAT8 DKKHHKD. 
Veals, oountry Crossed, prime, per lb.... 
Fair to good, per lb... 
Com to mol., per lb. 
Hmall, per lb. 
Hprlng lambs, country dressud. each .... I 
Pork, country dressed, light, per lb. 
Medium, per lb. 
Rough, per ib. 
POTATO KH. 
6 66 
twi 
I 66 9 
1 66 2 
00 665 00 
II 66 
5 66 6 1 6 
— 66 — 
Bermuda, now, per bbl. 0 00667 60 
Second crop, per bbl.,.6 00667 00 
Florida, prime, per bbl.6 0066(1 60 
Heconds, per bbl.8 00664 (0 
Maine Bose, per d. h. bbl......1 00661 Ml 
HlateKoso.perd.h. bbl.1 P064 
Maine Hebron, per sack. 7666 00 
liOnK Island, In bulk, pur bbl. 0066 76 
Htato ltoso and Hebron, per 180 lbs. 7066 86 
Burbank, etc., per 180 lbs. 6066 76 
Jersey, In bulk, per 180 bbl. Mk-c v;> 
Htate and Jersey, per sack. 6066 70 
Common, per sack. 2666 60 
Hweots, Vineland, fancy, per bbl.8 60665 00 
Month Jersey, per double-bead bbl .2 76668 (Ml 
South Jersey, cloth top, per barrel.2 76668 25 
Jersey common, per barrel.1 60662 aO 
poDi/ru v—Lrv m. 
HprlnK chlckons, per pair. 60 oo 99 
Fowls, local, per lb. .. 9% .. 10 
Western, per Ib. l>%ic 10 
Houibwestern, per Ib. 9H60 
Houthern, per Ib. 9 66 9(4 
Chickens, yearlings, per lb. 9 66 10 
Boosters, old, per lb. II 66 
Turkeys, mlxod, per lb. 10 66 11 
Ducks, local, per pair. 75 661 00 
Western, per pair. 70 6« 86 
Houthern, per pair. «0 66 06 
Geese, local, per pair.1 00 (ml 26 
Western, per pair. 76 661 00 
Houthorn, pur pair. 76 66 — 
Pigeons, per pair. 80 66 40 
VKGBTABLBH. 
Asparagus, Char., colossal, per dor. bunches.6 00667 00 
Charleston, prime,perdor. bunch.8 60666 00 
Charleston, shorts, per dor. bunches.2 0066.9 00 
Charleston, culls, pur dor. hunches.2 5066 
N. C., prime, per dor. hunches.2 (MJo/j4 60 
Beets, Now Orleans, per 100 bunches.8 00664 00 
Florida, por crate. 75661 26 
Florida, per 100 bunches.4 (8)660 00 
Brussels sprouts, per quart. 6<$ |6 
Cabbage. Florida, por barrel-crate.I 76612 26 
Charleston, per bbl-crato . ... ....2 00662 26 
Carrots, washed, per bbl. .1 26661 60 
Unwashud, pur bbl.I 006(1 26 
Caullllowor, Fla., per half bbl.9 00664 (81 
California, per case.2 18)668 60 
Colery, fancy, largo, por ilor.. 78661 (81 
Average, prime, per dor.. 4066 66 
Huiall, por dor.. 1666 80 
Cucumbers, hothouse,per do*.. 60661 26 
Kgg plant, Florida, per box. .9 (81665 00 
Green peas, Fla., por basket. .. I 00642 26 
Savannah, perorate..... 9 (8I6>, 
Horseradish, pur Ib. 364 6 
Kale, por bbl. 76661 6(1 
Lottuce,Florida, por half bbl basket. 50661 60 
New Orleans, por bbl. .2 (8(664 01) 
Charleston, pur bushel basket. 6<)to (ill 
Norfolk, per basket. 40® 00 
North Carolina, por bbl.I 60663 (ill 
Onions. ICastorn, white, per bbl.I 006(2 00 
Kastorn. red, per bbl.1 (HJocl 26 
Kaslern, yellow, per bbl.1 (8)6(1 60 
Bermuda, perorate.1 2666 
Coppers, green, Fla., por orate.I 00662 (.0 
Itadlblies, Norfolk, per 1(81 bunches . 60661 00 
Hplnuuh. por bbl. 76661 75 
Hquusb, Marrow, per bbl.1 00«6l 60 
Hubbard, por bbl. 7566)00 
Florida, per orate.1 25661 50 
Hiring beans. Florida, por crate.1 0064.3 18) 
Tomatoes, Fla., per earner.I 60648 ‘81 
Per crate.1 0066’.’ Ml 
Key West, por carrier.I (8)6(2 60 
Key West, per pock box. 2666 40 
Turnips, Jersey, Russia, por bbl.1 006« 
Canada Russia, per bbl......1 006(1 12 
MILK AND CRKAM. 
The total dully supply lias been 21,457 cans of milk. 
187 cans of condensed milk anil 128 cans of cream. 
The average price paid for Hie surplus on the plat¬ 
forms lias huun $1.20 a can of 40 quarts. 
No Safer oit more Efficacious Remedy can 
be bad for Coughs, or any trouble of the throat 
than “ Brown's Bronchial Troches." A Ur. 
FflR Q AI F H °ven Registered Jersey Cows; two 
lUn OHLL Heifers, served; seven Calves and 
three Bulls, from eight months to one year. Four 
Grade Jersey Cows; four Heifers, served; one Calf. 
All choice stock. The service bulls are prize animals. 
Low prices for quality. Come and examine. 
J. A. Cunningham, Wuttuqiiottoe Farm, Bolton.Mass. 
CIDER 
„ MACHINERY 
Ilydranllo. Knock lo Joint and He raw 
* r * ,,,, 1 /lr*t*rs. Rl.vator., Pumps, 
•to Hand fur Oalalugun 1 ^ . - 
BOQMER & BOSCHERT 
..PRESS CO., 
,,K IV. Water bt,,bYItACLB 
pnmmnr'ar& 7s vs tt TmjiiTSTnrTnnro i 
What is the reasonable 
treatment of 
Rose Colds, 
Hay F 
ever 
ft 
and similar diseases ? To dose the 5 
stomach with nauseous drugs to cure 
the respiratory organs ? You may 
palliate the pain this way, with prep¬ 
arations of opium, or temporarily 
stimulate yourself with tonics ; but for 
a permanent cure, try nature s way. 
Booths “Hyomei, 
the Australian "Dry-Air” treat¬ 
ment of Asthma, Hay Fever, Ca 
tarrh, Bronchitis, etc., 
“CURES BY INHALATION.” 
Hyomei is a purely vegetable amis.-piic, and 
destroys iln; germs whi< h cause disease in the 
respiratory organs. I he air. charged wiili 
Hyomei, is inhaled at the mouth, n> 1 . alter 
permeating the minuiesi air-cells, is exhaled 
through the nose. Ii is aromatic, delightful to 
inhale, and gives immediate relief. 
Pocket Inhaler Outfit, Complete, by 
Mail, $1.00, to part of the Unite, tan 
consisting of pocket inhaler, made of deodorized 
hard rubber (beautifully polished), a liolilt: of 
Hyomei. a dropper. Mini full directions for us 
ing. If yon arc it ill skeptical, send votir ad¬ 
dress; my pamphlet shall prove that Hyomei 
cures. z\re you open to conviction? 
R. T. BOOTH, 
23 East 20th St,, New York. 
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V INE I, I'hSS OR SWEET POTA¬ 
TOES. Whito ;m<J Yellow; genuineHtock. Plant* 
by tho million, at W)c. per 100. Address with h la nip for 
particular* ii. CAMKKKIl, Box 72, No. Madison. Ind. 
Stowell’s Evergreen Sweet Corn 
Very flue. For table or ensilage. A limited quan¬ 
tity at 90 ei'iiis per bushel, f. o. b. Bags, 15 cents. 
Send money with order. 
WM. NKJWTON, Henrietta. N. V. 
SIR WILLIAM" 
’OTA TO ICS. 200 barrels choice 
solooted stock loft. Price, $1.60 
per barrel of 1(16 pounds net, 
f. o. b. cars hero. Remember, that the slock offered 
Is pure and true to name, was grown by its originator 
especially for seed, from .elected stock, and that you 
can’t duplicate Hie quality. A rare chance to secure 
headquarters’ stock of this grand potato. 
It. D. BURR, Glovorsvllle, N. V. 
Jt A A one-barrel order, wanted. $1.25 per barrel. 
£11111 t. o. h. (cut from $1.20 per barrel) for our 
* ^ strictly pure, high-grade Hoed potato, 
I’ltl 1)1(1 OF HKNKC’A ROHM. A pedigree Karly Rose 
Seedling; line, hardy, vigorous, heavy ylclder; vrru 
IiiiiI iiuality: light pink to a rleh golden color; any 
ordinary soil; out to one eye 120 bushels from one 
bushel. May he planted for either early or medium. 
We are the Introducer, anil growers. We guarantee 
salIsfaollon. We are recommended by Rank of 
Victor; Victor (N. V.) Herald; F. G. Snook, Agent 
L. V. It It., Victor, N. V.; T. J. Mead, Agent N. V. C. 
It. It.. Victor, N. V. Order at once. 1,1st free. Wo 
ship from Victor, low freight. 
It. II. BROWN A CO., P. O. Miller Corners. N. V. 
Grandest Chance 
TO OKT CHOICE), 
CUBA P 
HKKIt POTATOKH 
IN BED 
With Typhoid Fever since Feb. 11, 
and business has been neglected. Have cut prices In 
consequence. Htock Is well reduced, and offer, will 
be good for only a short time. Any of tho following 
varieties for $1 per barrel, or send by express to Froe- 
villo, N. V., your sacksand get 180 pounds for 80 cents 
A in still too sick hi bother with. business. 
Ho send P. O. money order to my address, Poruvlllo, 
N. V'., for as many dollars ($8) as you want barrels of 
any of the following varieties; Orphan, Dutton, Rural 
No. 2, Am. Wonder, Wilson’s First Choice, Freeman, 
Irish litlsy (Carman No. I at $1.60, a few). 
Karly Huron Dent Corn. DO days, for silo; Lincoln 
Oats. Thirty Cheshlres, for April. 
V. K. CHAPMAN, Poruvllle, N. Y. 
THE KIND YOU WANT 
There are no better 
Drilling Machines 
than onr# For gas. Oil and wato. 
Go down from 10 to 2600 feet ‘ 
sizes Bond for catalogue and 
price, of machines, tools, sup 
piles, otc. Free 
Star Drilling Machine Co. Akron 4 
HANGITON 
the top of one of our fouroorn- 
ered, ilouhlo braced, stool towers 
-audit wit I stay there. They have 
done that through worststormsof 
recent years. Many sizes and all 
from best material. Full line of 
Tanks, Shelters, Cutters, 
Pumps, llorse Powers, ,Vr. 
Write us. ChnllenKe Wind 
Mill 6l Feed Mill Co., No, r ,0 
River Htreet, Batavia Illinois 
The Zephaniah Breed 
Wecder and Cultivator 
Will work corn, sugar-cane, potatoes, peas, beans, 
squashes, melons, cucumbers, tomatoes, cabbages, 
beets, carrots, parsnips, caullllowor, celery, onions 
(think of It, onions/) strawberry plantations (both 
new and old), asparagus (during cutting season) and 
many other crops, all without other cultivation, hand* 
hoeing or hand-weeding, while for grain Holds they 
have no equal. 
Onr No. I and 2 (two horse) will work clean 26 to 28 
acres per day. Nos. 3, t and 5 (one horse) will work 
16 lo 18 acres per day. With our No. 8 one man’s time 
will care for live to seven acres of onions until they 
are ’/(-Inch In diameter without band weeding. 
Hond to-day for circular describing nine sites and 
styles ol Sulky. Walking ami Hand machines. It also 
contains an article on " Wends and Tillage," by l’rof. 
Taft, of the Michigan Agricultural College," Shallow 
it*. Deep (lultlvallon." by Prof. 11 tint, of Ohio Agricul¬ 
tural College, and " How I Grow 390 to 100 bushels of 
Potatoes In Massachusetts," by C. W. Russell, Ifisq., of 
Upton. Mass., an nut liorlty on potato culture. Address 
Desk No. 12, The Z. Breed Weeder Co. 
yti Merchants Bow, Boston, Muss. 
Slug Shot Kills' 
iCiirriiiit Worms 
am! Insects 
that prey - on Vegetation. Used for 111 Years with 
Safety, and Is Cheap. 
Sold by 
the Seed 
Dealers oi 
America. 
TRADE-MARK. 
For pamphlets 
address 
B. HAMMOND 
Flshklll-oti 
11 udson, n. v. 
GARNER & CO., 
Produce Commission Merchants, 
32 LITTLE nth ST., NEW YOttK. 
Can get you highest market prices for line goods. 
(HOICK! CRKAM WRY BUTT Bit. FANCY LKOHOKN 
KGG8, PUKH8KD POULTRY A N I> CA LV KH a spe¬ 
cialty. Hhlinilog cards and stencils on application. 
Reference: Gansevoort Bank. 
Kslabllshed 1876. 
GEO. P. HAMMOND & GO., 
Commission Merchants and Dealers In all kinds of 
COUNTRY PRODUCE, Butter. Biggs. Cheese, 
Poultry. JCurHon uml IhimtsUe Bruits. Consignments 
solicited. 34 <fe 311 Lit tle 13th St., New York. 
E l 1 D CTf* If (Successor) M. N. Kd- 
■ I I ■ EL IV wards A Co. (Kst. 18(11) 
(ieneral Commission Merchant, 
CALVES. POULTRY, LAMBS, Etc. 
No. 193 Duanb Btkket, New York. 
Liberal advances by arrangement. Halos and ohecks 
mailed dally. 
References: Irving Nat'l Bank and The It. N.-Y. 
SOMERS, BROTHER & CO. 
PITTSBURGH, 1»A. 
Fruits and Produce 
Reoelvo and sell, In our lond lots und smaller 
qimntlilull.all Produuia ut i ho (Jrcliur-d.Oiirdoiij 
Dairy, Hennery ami Farm. 
Hcml far liar little liock, "Suggestions to Hlilppers," Market 
Kiiportii, SpOdlsl uefiirriices, Hlsnclla, «'Io., nil froo. 
Inquiries and Correspondence Invited. 
Shippers and Producers 
of Fruit. Vegetables, and all kinds of Produce dcslr 
Ing good market to ship to, will do well to corn* 
•Ipond with G. G. WKTTKRAIJ. General IVimn.lanbm 
vi*'r#*hiAiii,. llasjatori. I 1 * 
JOHN H. JACKSON, Successor to JACKSON BROS. Established 1802 
NKW YORK BTATH DRAIN T1LR and PIPK WoltKH. Main Office: 76 Third Avenue, Albany, N. Y 
Manufacturer of am! Doalerln Agricultural DralnTllo. Halt- 
Glazcd Hewer Pipe, Red Pressed Brick, Mortar (Jolors, Fire 
Brick, Oven Tile, Flue Lining,ChlmnoyTops, KnoaustloHIde- 
walk Tile, Ilosendale and Portland Cement, Lime, Plaster,*'’ 
1 5 Per Cent. More Butter 
. . WITH THU 
Improved United States Separator. 
Wc arc highly gratified with the result* obtained with the No. 7 
Improved U.S. ** Midget ” Separator. Wehavcuiadc 15 per cent, more 
hotter with the same cows and Iced than we did on the milk setting 
process. Then the improvement in quality fully pays for the cost, 
(.’an’l get enough butter now for our customers. 
The Separator is easy to operate, thorough in separation, and very 
easily and quickly cleaned. No complicated machinery to take apart 
and wash—only three pieces. From our experience with tltc No. 7 
United States Separator we would not take double the cost and dis¬ 
pense with it; and for the benefit of our brother farmers and butter 
producers, wc heartily recommend its purchase and use. 
M. W. DROWN & SON, 
March 18, i8</,. Scioto, Scioto Co., Ohio. 
77 "' I in jirmuil I . S. Sfjmmtor She mis on its Own Holtons. 
.)/«'/<• in throe tlair-y sixes, uml also for factory use. 
CATALoaues ftter. 
Agents wanted in every town and county where wc have none. 
VERMONT FARM MACHINE CO., Bellows Falls, I t. 
EDWAR3 F. DIBBLE 
SEED COMPANY, 
IIONEOYK FALLS, N. V. 
The Largest Crowers 
of FARM SEEDS 
in the World. 
BEANS 
DAY’S IMPROVED LEAFLESS MEDIUM 
Ih the bent variety ever grown. VVe have tented all the leading Beano In comparison with thin 
new Medium, and can unhcKltatlngly way that it lian outylelded them 6 to 20 buHtielu per 
acre. The DAY’S LEAJfLESH MEDIUM Ih early, maturing in 70 dayu. Last 
year was the tlrnt year of tin Introduction, and from 20 different (Staten our cuntomern reported an average of 
over 40 huHhelH por aoro. While from Canada Mr. W. O. Kantwood, of Ontario, writes; “The 
Day’s Improved LeafleHH Medium Beaux, that I bought from you last year, have made a good yield. 
They went HO hUHlmlfe to the acre.” J. K. Ball, of Quebec, writex: “ Your Day’s Improved 
Leatlcxx Beaux yielded IH hunlielH from one-ih Ird aoro, ordinary a 
culture.’’ Good xtrong laud will grow 10 bttxhelx more of lliexc Beaux to the 
acre than of Wheat. You can grow an acre of Beaux equally ah 
cheap ax you can of wheat, and thexe Beaux, Hold upon tltc 
market will bring twice the market prices of wheat. Therefore, 
give them a trial Order to-day. 
One-half buxhcl will properly need 
an acre. 
One ptek, 
One-half bushel, 
One bushel, 
Five-bu. lots, per bu., 2 50 
A’A’IT HA as Fit/Hi. 
