ZT/ic RURAL NEW-YORKER 
427 
rnisSilo 
speaks/6rit;self 
A n INDIANA SIDO is a safe, sure Invest¬ 
ment, not an experiment. It is strong and 
serviceable. It is easy to erect, easy to fill, 
easy to feed from, easy to pay for. It is good. 
Sixty thousand are novr in use. 
GotoanyIndiana Siloownewftnd look at his 
silo. Get inside of it. Note the joints; no iron 
to rust. Examine the wood; see how free it is 
from defects; how close-fitting it is. Then ex¬ 
amine the silage against the wall. You will find 
it 18 as free from mold as in the center. When 
silage is made in the wood it isgood silage. Yon 
and your hired manor neighbors can put up an 
Indiana Silo. No skilled labor required. 
Write today for catalogr and com¬ 
plete details of our Early Buyers’ 
proposition. Address nearest office. 
THE INDIANA SILO COMPANY 
• • • • . Anderson,Indiana 
6J8 Silo Bldir...Kansas City, Mo. 
ol8 Indiana BldsT.Dea Moines, Iowa 
618 I>ive Stock Exchanffo Bldjf, . Fort Worth, Texas 
Bennett Bros.. , Lowell, Mass. 
Write for thiy 
Complete Silo Book 
Tells all abost silage and Jjow it increases profit on 
your cows. Written by men who know every detail 
of the question from wide experience. It ' 
practical and valuable to every dairy farmer. 
Tells why U. S. Government and thousands 
of dairy farmers use 
HARDER 
SILOS 
' Helpful articles by leading authori¬ 
ties t explains principles of dairy 
feeding and care of cows; shows 
what size silo is best for your faro. 
This book has been commended by 
experts—it's free to you. Write us 
a post card today and the book will 
be sent to you at once. 
HARDER MFC. CO. 
Ball CoblesldlI.N.Y. 
This Book 
U FREE 
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Craine 
trihewall 
J he .3 walls of Craine patented 
silos insure strength, perma¬ 
nency and perfect silage; keep 
warmth in and cold out. 
“Crainelox” patent covering 
docs away with bother of iron 
hoops and provides best insur 
ance againstwind and weatlier. 
Old stave silos can be made in¬ 
to new, permanent, 3-wall silos 
at one-half cost of a new silo. 
Send for Catalog, jiricen, terms 
and Aijenci/ Offer 
Craine Silo Co., Inc. 
Box 110 Norwich; N. Y. 
TIGHT AS A DRUM 
A PERMANENT SILO 
Every Economy Silo is equipped with the 
Storm Proof anchoring system tliat makes 
It absolutely permanent. Ensilage is al¬ 
ways fresh and sweet—it can’t spoil in an 
Economy Silo. Perfect fitting doors make 
the Silo perfectly air-tight. Hoops form 
easy ladder. Built of long leaf Yellow 
Pine or Oregon Fir. You can’t buy a 
better silo. Also all sizes Water Tanks. 
Our motto is quality through and 
through. Factories at Frederick, Md. 
and Roanoke, Va. Write for catalog. 
ECONOMY SILO & MFG. CO., Dept. J, Frederick, Md. 
ECONOMY SILOS 
^ BEFORE YOU BUY WRITE POH 
NEW CATALOG DESCRIBINO THE 
GUARANTEED MONEY-SAVING 
3 INTERNATIONAL 
1 SILOS 
strongest built, simplest to put up and easiest operated 
on the marlcet. Adjustable automatic take-up hoop^ 
continuous open-door front—air-tight door and per* 
manent ladder are some of the unusual features. Th# 
Iiiteroatlonal Silo Co.^ 118 Flood Bldg., Moadvllle, Pn. 
Products, Prices and Trade 
New York, :>I.\rcii 7. 1!)1S. 
With the coming of better wenther the 
market districts of New York are showing 
something like normal activity. 
hT.'TTEH 
Receipts have been somewhat larger 
and the market cents lower, but some 
of this drop was afterward recovered, 
partly owing. to active export buying; 
packing stock very dull. 
Creamery, fancy lb. 48 @ 49 
Good to Choice . 45 @ 47 
liOwer Grndes. 43 @ 44 }^ 
Storage, good to choice, . 43 & 47 
Dairy, beet. 47 @ 471 ^ 
Cominon to Good. 42 ® 45 
City made. 33 ® 37 
Packing Stock. 31 ® 35 
Process . 38 ® 43 
CHEESE 
No special changes in mai’ket condi¬ 
tion or prices are noted. Some export in¬ 
quiry for skims is reported. This class 
of goods has never been popular, but the 
vei’y high figures on whole milk have led 
many buyers to investigate the possibili¬ 
ties of increasing this trade. 
Whole Milk, fancy . 26 ® 26*^ 
Good to choice. 25 @ 2.')J^ 
Lower grades. 17 @ 22 
Skims, best. 19 @ 19 ^ 
Fair to good. 9 @ 14 
EGGS 
The decline seems checked for the pres¬ 
ent at least, with considerable reaction 
from the recent very weak market. Some 
of the eggs now coming in have cost so 
much that they cannot he sold at present 
time without considerable loss. In some 
cases they are being held on shippers’ 
orders and may be stored. 
White, nearby, choice to fancy. 47 @ 48 
Medium to good. 45 ® 46 
Mixed colors, nearby best. 39 @ 40 
Common to good. 37 @ ,38 
Gathered, best, white. 4.5 ® 47 
Medium to good, mixed colors ... 38 & 42 
Lower grades. 35 @ 37 
WOOL. 
Demand has been fairly active, hut the 
trade is somewhat unsettled owing to the 
nncertaint.v of Government requirements. 
Recent prices at Boston have been : New 
Y^ork and ^Michigan, fine unwashed, Oil to 
()4e; unwashed delaine, 7Hc; half-blood, 
75c; three-eighths blood, 7(> to 77c. Ohio 
and Rennsylvania, half-blood combing?, 77c ; 
unwashed delaine, 75c. New England, 
half-blood, 72 to 72c; three-eighths blood, 
75e. Oregon scoured No. 1 staple, .$1.80 
to $1.82. 
BEANS. 
Marrow, 100 lbs.u OO ®15 50 
Pea -.... 12,30 ®14 00 
California, small white,. 13 oo @14 00 
Rod Kidney. 14 oo @15 00 
White Kidney.16 00 @16 25 
Lima, CHlifornia.14 00 @14 50 
DRE.SSEI) POI l.TRY 
Turkeys, best lb. .37 ® 33 
Common to good . ;jo @ 35 
Chickens choice broilers, lb. 43 @ .30 
Roasters . ,33 @ 36 
l^owls. 28 ® 35 
Capons, best . 42 @ 43 
Smaller sizes. ;{3 @ 37 
Roosters.!.... 25 @ 26 
Ducks. 30 <2 31 
Squabs, doz. 1,30 @8 00 
LIVE STOCK. 
Native Steers. 11 oo @12 75 
Bulls . 7 00 @10 75 
Cows . 3 00 @ 9 00 
Calves, prime veal, 100 lbs. 13 00 @18 50 
Culls. 1200 @14 00 
Sheep, 100 lbs. 8 00 @ 9 00 
Lambs .13 00 @16 75 
Hogs.16 00 @17 50 
FRUITS 
The apple market is weaker than for 
some time, as many are clearing out their 
holdings because of the approach of 
Spring. 1'his clearing out and the ar¬ 
rival of delayed stock held up by railroad 
bloelcide and cold weather have made a 
material increase in the visible supply. 
The weakness is mainly in medium gr.-ides 
and best marks of barreled Baldwin, 
Winesap and Albemarle continue at the 
former high figures. Strawberries are ar¬ 
riving in consider:ihly larger quantities, 
hut many in jtoor condition, particularly 
ill open-cr:ite lots. 
Apples, York Imperial, hbl. 
Ben Davis. 
.. ;ii)0 
@ 4 ">0 
Winesap . 
Greening . 
^ R 
Baldwin. 
® 5 50 
King. 
8py .. .. 
@ 6 5U 
@ 3 on 
@IK (10 
Rears—Kielicr. bbl. 
Cranberries, bbl. 
. U 00 
strawberries, ut. 
VEGETABLES 
Potatoes in nnteli larger 
sui)i)ly and 
l)rices lowm- except on fancy gi-fubal stock. 
Old onions in very heavy surplus. C’nh- 
bage selling at about half the price two 
weeks ago. Lettuce bringing liigh figures 
wlien sound, hut much ;irriving in i)oor 
shaiie. Kale and spinach liigli. 
Potatoes—Long Island, 100 lbs. 2 00 @ 2’’5 
Maine, 100 lbs. 1 73 @ 5 00 
Jersey, 100 lbs. 1 25 @ 1 80 
State and Western, 100 lbs. 1 75 @2 00 
Southern New,.bbl. 430 @700 
Sweet Potatoes, bu. 1 »o @ 2 25 
Beets, bbl. 2 25 @ 3 00 
Carrots, bbl. 1 25 @ 2 50 
Cabbage, new, bbl. 1 00 @ 2 00 
Ton, old.13 00 @25 00 
Lettuce, half-bbl. basket. 30 @ 3 00 
Onions, State and W’n., 100 lbs. 75 @ 1 50 
Peppers, bu. 3 00 © 5 00 
String Beans bu. 2 00 @6 00 
Turnips, bbl,. 2 50 @3 50 
Squash, bbl. 2 00 3 50 
Peas, bu. 2 00 @ 6 00 
Egg Plants, bu. 3 00 @ 5 ^ 
Ton)atoes, Greenhouse, lb. 15 @ 35 
Southern. 24-qt. crate . 2 00 @ 4 50 
(Continued on page 420.1 
The 
Spring 
Clean-Up 
il\s\wfectint Patwt 
rinct D/finfocts 
Di'ief H/h/te- 
of poultry houses, dairies, stables, creameries, cellars, factories, garages, out¬ 
buildings, etc., can be doi^ with less labor, in less time, and you will get bet¬ 
ter residts if you will use Carbola instead of whitcAvash and disinfectants. Be- 
sides painting a clear snow-white Carbola also kilts lice, mites, flv-eggs, etc , and prevents 
three°orfoiVhnndred^^^^ farms witli herds of 
Imndred and Carlxila gives such satisfactorv results, is .so convenient to use 
hacl CaXd i before halfour sales go to people who have 
naci Caibola before. It makes no difference how large or how small your plant is, 
Carbola will make your work easier. 
'"’r buildings.-brighten up dark cor- 
Iiff* "“*‘5 ®'y*;^‘-s'"elling and sanitary—putthem in shape to pass 
the inspection of milk company or health authorities—improve their ap¬ 
pearance. Poultry and live stock never produce their best in dirty, 
dark and gloomy living quarters. The liberal use of Carbola meani 
more dollars and cents in your pocket. 
Cartola is a finely-powdered, snow-white, mineral pig¬ 
ment combined 3yith a germicide many times stronger 
tnan pure carixilic acid but not poisonous or caustic. It 
can be applied to wood, brick, stone or cement, or over 
whitewasli jiist as soon as it is mixed witlx water—no 
waiting, strainingr or bother* Use a brush or spray pump 
to piit iton. One gallon covers about 250 square feet. Will 
not blister, flake or peel off. Has no disagreeable odor to 
taint milkor other food products. Doesnotspoil by stand- 
ing so can be kept ready to use when xvanted or on a rainy 
day. Harmless to smallestchick and to stock that lick it. 
The dry powder is an unexcelled lice powder for use on 
poultry, horses, cattle or hogs. Give it a trial, 
10 lbs. (10 gals.) $I and postage 20 lbs. (20gals.) $2 delivered 
50 lbs. (SO gals.) $4 delivered 
Trial package and interesting booklet for 25c postpaid. 
Your hardware^ seed, paint or drug dealer has Car¬ 
bola or ca7i get it. If not, order direct—shipment by 
parcel post or express the day order is received. 
CARBOLA CHEMICAL CO., Inc. 
Eept. E. 7 East 42nd Street New York 
1 22 s brings it 
60 days to try it 
Remarkable opportunity. Com¬ 
pare the Maynard with the 
highest priced cream eepara- 
tor. You will find It equal to or 
better than the$100 kind. Big 
cream saver—bigmoney-maker 
•—will last a lifetime. 
$ 2.00 will bring any of thefour 
sizes. Try it free for 60 days. 
If you don’t find it the 
best cream separator 
you can buy at any 
price, send it back. If 
yon like it.keep it,and 
take a year to pay. 
Save 
$30 to $40 
Newone-pieco aluminum skimming 
device skims every drop of milk eigh t 
times. Frictioniess shaft and ball 
bearings make it easy to run; lasts 
a lifetime. Single piece skim¬ 
mer, open cream spout and one- 
piece supply-tank make it easy 
to clean. 
Prices from $36.75 to $61.80; 
no better machine for twice the 
money. Judge the Maynard by 
what it does—not what it costs. 
Sent Free—Our 1018 Sepa¬ 
rator PI. n—Writefor your copy 
today. Read every word before 
you buy any kind of separator. 
It will open your eyes. 
Tour obniicp is in C.anadii. Rich lands and 
business (ipiinrtiinilies ofl'iT you independence. 
Farm lands !);H to .f30 an acre; irrigated lands 
$35 to .$50. Twenty years to pay; $2,000 loan in 
improvements, or ready-made farms. Loan oC 
livestock. Taxes average under twenty cents 
an acre; no taxes on improvements, personal 
property or lirestoclc. Good markets, churches, 
schools, roads, teloiiliones. Excellent climate— 
crops and livestock jirove It. .Special homeseek- 
ers’ fare certificates. 'Write for free booklets. 
Allan CaiiKwon, General Superintendent Laud 
Brancli, Canadian I’acific Railway, 519 Ninth 
Avenue, Calgary, Alberta. , 
Do you want a farm wliore largest profits are 
! made? The South’s great variety of crops 
and wonderfully productive climate make it the 
most profitable farm section of America. It is 
the place for the lowest cost meat production 
, and dairy farming. It grows the largest variety 
I of forage crops. Good lands, in good localities, 
as low us $15 to .$25 an acre. Let us show you 
locations that will give the highest profits. M. 
V. RICHARDS, (.'onimissioner. Room 87, South¬ 
ern Railway System, Washingtoif, I>. 0. 
Homes and Farms in ibe *'Sinmy Sontb” 
Nature has bleaaed th!a aeetion with mild, 
healthful climate. Fans land la Va.p W.Va. 
and N. C. at $16 per acre and np. JEYait, 
truck, poultry and general fanning fa 
aucceaafol here. Write for Information* 
F* H. LaBAUME. Ag. and Ind. Agt. 
N. &W. Ry. 211 Hy.Bldg., Roanoke,Va* 
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ON SILO FILLERS 
Now rc.idy to mail. Learn how ‘ ‘Silver 
ized Silage” increases yieiil of f.irm 
stock. This 53 page catalog covers all 
styles hand or power cutters. Send for it. 
The Silver Mfg. Co. 
3S4 Broadway, Salem, O. 
Ensilage to the Top 
Was your Silo really full when 
you began winter feeding? The 
average Silo when filled in a 
hurried fashion settles about 
one-fourth. If you’d like to 
know how the upper fourth of 
Your Silo can be made to pay 
$75 to $100 yearly, extra, write 
for our 1918 catalogue to-day— 
it’s free for the asking. 
PAPEC MACHINE CO. 
110 Main Street, 
Shortsville, New York 
£5 Convenient DiatributiTio Pohits 
■ I B 11, 
YOU CAN BUY DIRECT 
from our mills a better Silo for less 
money than from anywhere else, 
because we eliminate dealers’ pro¬ 
fits and agents’ commission. Our 
Silos are made right in the World’s 
Largest Lumber market where 
lumber prices are lowest. 
Send tor Full Particulars regard¬ 
ing the many exclusive features of 
Bennett Silos and our rock bottom 
prices. Ask also for Bennett Price 
Regulator Catalog of Building Materials. 
RAY H. BENNETT LUMBER CO.. 
60 Main St., N. Tonawanda, N. V. 
.miiJBBgL. SEND FOR 
PRICE LIST NOW 
"Y^II F.N J.'\CK FRO.ST has made grazing 'Af ' ' ' 
a thing of the past; when snow lies 
deep- that’s when you feel the need and 
economy of a Unadilla Silo, filled to the roof. 
'YV’IIETHER you raise milk or meat; 
cattle, hogs or sheep, Unadilla Silos _ 
provide a cheap, succulent, healthy milk and 
meat producing food. In bleak miil-winter you want, 
when grain prices soar, hut when prices you farmers h: 
get are also highest—Unadilla Silos serve vestment, 
as real barn pastures. And it’s a Unadilla special earl 
Unadilla Silo Co., Box C, Unadilla, N.Y, 
