Products, Prices and Trade 
NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 7, R)1S. 
- Tlippo pricps and notes are believed to 
be-fairly representative of the current of 
trade here: 
MILK. 
Price to producers in 150-mile zone 
from New York for 8 per cent milk is 
$8.S1 per 100 lbs. Retail prices at New 
York are: Grade A bottled. IS cents; 
grade B bottled, 16 cents; loose milk to 
stores, 12'^/J cents; loose milk by stores, 
13 cents. 
BUTTER. 
Creamerj, fancy lb. (iO & 61 
Qood to Choice . bl & 
Loner Urades. 49 @ 53 
Dairy, bent. 58 @ .59 
Common to Good. 48 ® 56 
City made. 38 & 42 
Packing Stock.7 36 & 39 
Process . 44 & 51 
CHEESE. 
Whole Milk, fancy . 32 ® 32hJ 
Good to choice. 31 ® 31^ 
Lower grades. 29 @ 30 
Skims, beet. ... 25 ® 2bl4 
Fair to Bood. 17 & 23 
EGGS. 
White, nearby, choice to fancy. 95 ® 1 00 
Medium to BOOd. 85 ® 92 
Mixed colors, nearby best. 72 ® 74 
Common to BOod. 60 ® 68 
Gathered, best, white. 93 ® 95 
Medium to cood, mixed colors ... 64 ® 67 
LowerBrailes..-. 42 ® 48 
Storage. 40 ® 45 
LIVE STOCK. 
Native Steers.12 00 @17 25 
Bulls . 6 00 @ 9 50 
Cows . 4 00 ® 8 00 
Calves, prime veal, 100 lbs.14 00 @20 00 
Culls. 8 00 @12 00 
Hobs.16 50 @18 50 
Sheep. 100 lbs. 7 50 @10 50 
Lambs .13 00 ®16 75 
DKESSEl) MEATS. 
Calves, choice. 27 ® 28 
Common to good. 18 @ 24 
Pigs. 25 @ 27 
LIVE POULTRY. 
('hickens, 28 to 29c; fowls, 28 to 32c; 
roosters. 22c: turkeys, 27 to 35c; ducks, 
25 to 2Sc; geese, 25 to 2Gc. 
DRESSED POULTRY. 
Turkeys, best. 40 @ 43 
Medium to good. 25 ® 30 
Chickens choice broilers, lb. 45 @ 48 
Fair to Qood. 34 @ 42 
Fowls. 31 @ 36 
Roosters. 25 ® 26 
Spring Ducks. 39 ® 40 
Bqnabs. doz. 2 00 @ 8 25 
Send 
for 
Calf 
Facts 
T50N’T feed milk to calves. Feeding high-priced 
human food to calves is waste. Mature calves 
early, big and healthy on Blatchford’s Calf Meal 
at H the cost of milk. The other ?4 is clear 
profit to you. Write for the facts today. 
Blatchford’s 
CALF MEAL 
Send your name and ad- 
’V* . dress for pamphlet “How 
to Raise the Finest Calves on Little or no Milk”. 
No obligation, it’s free—write today. 
Blatchford Calf Meal.Co. 
Dept. 9788 _Waukegan, Illinois 
H , M.tKE A UOLI.ARt.N IIUL'K. SELL MENUETS 
DO'QniS Ib^lbiit patch for instantly mending leaks 
in all utensils. Sample package free. 
COLLETTE MFG. CO., hepf. 108, Amsterdam, N. Y. 
Fapmpr Anonfc teas, coffees, pure 
I ai lilCl /tycillo food products. Good proHt.s. 
Any quantity, I pound up. Send for wholesale price list. 
IHI’OiCTEIlS MILES t'O., OcpI. 14.173 Crecnwich SI., Niw fork Cily 
Subscribers'Exchange 
or «xchanKe. make it known here. 
This Rate will be 6 Cents a word, pa>'able in advance. The 
name and address must be counted as part of the advertise- 
Koent. Wo, display type used, and only Farm Products, Help 
Md Positions Wanted admitted. For subscribers only. 
Dealers, jobbers and sreneral manufacturers’ announcements 
not admitted here. Poultry, Errs and other live stock adver¬ 
tisements will Ro under proper hcadinRS on other pSRes. 
Seed and Nursery advertisements will not be accepted for 
tbis column.. 
^ Copy must reach us not later than Friday mornine 
to appear in the lollowinK week’s issue. ■ 
Farm Help Wanted 
W.ANTED—.\n elderly wonian to assist in house 
keeping; three in family; no laundry work 
modern improvements in house; must be accus 
lomed' to live in the country year round; refer 
ence. ADV’ERTISER 4501, care Rural New 
Yorker. 
WANTED—Trustworthy middle-aged .American 
woman to aid in housework for family of two 
adults and four children on farm; no washing 
expected, but must be good sewer and willing 
to help with mending and plain sewing and care 
of children; bo treated as one of the family: 
wages !f30 per month; permanent position for 
right person. ADVERTISER 4489, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
rOULTRYM,\N W.VNTED—Man who can get 
results from 1,500 to 2.000 layers; state ex¬ 
perience and wages wanted in first letter, .-id- 
dress IfOYCRDI'T FARM, Sidnaw, Michigan. 
SINGLE M.iN to care for liorse, grounds, or¬ 
chard and raise vegetables, on small place. 
Address, stating wages exjiected, and experience, 
BOX 349, Katonah, N. Y. 
M.iRRIED MAN to take care of a small herd of 
Guernseys; personal interview required; state 
nationality, ago, family,'; and copy, of refer¬ 
ences in first letter; wages $80 month, house, 
fuel, light, etc. F. . C. . HITCHMAN, Supt. 
Klluna Farm, Manhasset. L. I., N. Y. 
W.\NTED-r-Married man on dairy farm; house 
and u.sual privileges furnished; good oppor¬ 
tunity for practical farmer not afraid to work; 
state experience, ake, salary expected, and give 
references. ADVERTISER 4534. care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
POULTRYMAN — Thoroughly experienced in 
raising and scientific feeding for egg produc¬ 
tion; employs strictly business methotl's: send 
copies of references, wages expected, and full 
particulars, first letter. Address MANAGER, 
Box D, Suifield, Conn. 
FARMER WANTED, Westchester County, one 
uiiderstandihg trees, chickens, cows, pigs, 
vegetables, fruit trees, road building and ce¬ 
menting, gasoline engine, and hand'y with tools; 
cottage, milk and vegetables free; wife must be 
willing to hoard two or three men in Summer, 
or will take a. good, strong single man; must 
linve reference. Call or write MR. LEWIS. 
1200 Broadway, New York City, Wednesdav or 
Thursday. 
WANTED—Single dairyman, also young man to 
assist in care of purebred Holsteins: must be 
sober, honest and willing workers; give wages 
expected, also reference, in first letter. OX 
RIDGE F.\RM, Darien,. Conn. 
W.VNTED, for an estate near Morri-stown, milker 
for work in a dairy; also teamster for general 
farm work: both married or single. Address 
letters, CRAFTSMAN FARMS. Morris Plains, 
N. J. Telephone Morristown 1042. 
TWO FARM TEAMSTERS—Single men. general 
farm work, willing to milk mornings during 
Winter time: Massachusetts farm. ADVER¬ 
TISER 4537, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—A housekeeper for country home, 
middle age; no out work; small family; light 
washings; no children; a permanent home; state 
\vages, age, and all particulars. ADVERTISER 
4519, care Rural New-Yorker. 
W.VNTED—Either an elderly couple, mother and 
son or father and daughter; man to assist 
with general farm work, woman to do house 
work; two adults in family; all modern con¬ 
veniences. Mrs. D. S. GUTHRIE, Prayer 
Spring Farm, Oronoqne, Conn. 
TWO MARRIED IMEN wanted at once: must be 
good dairy farmers, one to take cliarge of 
men and stock: wife to board a few men; mod¬ 
ern house, fiirniturp, fuel, lights, food, bedding, 
etc.: excellent position for capable party; 
wages .$G0; state nationality, age, family, ref¬ 
erences in first letter. Second one is for a 
married man without boarders, with comfortable 
house, wood, milk, vegetables; large duir.v farm 
with modern buildings and' eiiuipment, situated 
on good road in a little village with school, 
cluirch, library, grange, etc.; wages .$55; state 
nationality, age, family, references in first let¬ 
ter; positions open for single men. ADVER¬ 
TISER 4541, care Rural New-Yorker. 
; 
M.VRRIED MAN, experienced In general farm¬ 
ing, willing to do anything on modern dairy, 
fruit and vegetable farm; seven-room house, rent 
free, inelnding water, lights, beater, firewood 
and garden, with other privileges; must be sober 
and industrious; position now open. ADVER¬ 
TISER 4530, care Rural New-Yorker. 
EXPERIENCED OX TE.VMSTER—Single man, 
general farm work; year-round position; state 
age; wages .$55 per month, board, etc.; in Massa¬ 
chusetts. ADVERTISER 4530, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
D.VIRYMAN WANTED—Before December 1, 
married or single, draft exempt; must tlior- 
oiiglily understand modern mctliods, the keeping 
of records, munagement of Guernsey herd; must 
be a good milker and feeder, successful calf 
raiser. -Vpply SITPT. BROOKLAWN FAR.M, 
Morris Plains, N. J. 
W.VNTED—Farm teamster and general farm 
worker, single; must understand care of line 
stock, willing, sober and’ industrious; state age 
nutionality; wages $55, good room and board; 
enclose coides of your references; steady posi¬ 
tion. HILL TOP FARM. Greenwich, Conn. 
W.VNTED—.Vsslstant poultrymnn. single, witii 
practical exiierlence all brancties, knowledge 
of e.xhibition birds; good oi>portiinit.v for right 
man; state full particulars and wages rc<iuired. 
WILLINEZ F.VRM, Holmdel. N. .1. 
WANTED—Cow and dairyman for small herd. 
who has also had experience in handling sheei); 
would prefer married man whose wife could look 
after dairy; good wages and lioiise. ADVER¬ 
TISER 4542, care Rural New-Y’orker. 
W.VNTED—.V neat and ord'erly woman to do 
plain cooking and small amount of coarse 
washing in family of three; liberal wages; ref¬ 
erence required. Reply, ADVERTISER 4533, 
care.Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Man to work on farm where regis¬ 
tered Holsteins are kept; muat.be a first-ciass 
milker; can use single or married man; send 
references and state wages. FORSGATB FARMS, 
Jaraesbiirg, N. J. 
Situations Wanted 
G.VRDENEU—Good landscape and general gar¬ 
dener, elderl.v single man. desires a position on 
a suburban estate; one having greenhouse; good 
references from past and iiresent employers. 
MAURICE F. GEARY, Lake View, N. Y. 
POSITION WANTED—Herd'sman, dairyman; 5 
years’ reference; 3 years’ experience A. R. 
cows; Scotchman, 26 years old, married; steady 
worker; no boozer; Guernseys preferred. WIL¬ 
LIAM AULD, Williamstown, Vt. R. D. 3. 
FARM MANAGER wishes position on large dairy 
farm; practical experience; tractors, gas en¬ 
gines, all machinery and crops; care purebred 
cattle, showing, etc., handling men and teams. 
Write for interview, BOX 74, Quechee, Vt. 
D.VIRYMAN, single, desires position; fine butter- 
maker and good calf raiser; Al references. 
ADV'ERTISER 4544, care Rural New-Yorker. 
ESTATE MAN.VGER and superintendent; avail¬ 
able after January 1; many years’ experience 
with fine stock, orcliards and field' crops; onl.v 
strictly high-grade jiroposition consid'ered. AD¬ 
VERTISER 4531, care Rural New-Yorker. 
SUPERINTENDENT wants position Jan. 1; land 
upbuilding, fertilizers, all kinds of crops, 
breeding, feeding of cattle, horses, swine, dairy¬ 
ing and butter, farm accounts, results with men; 
12 years’ experience as an owner amT .superin¬ 
tendent. For interview, address ADVERTISER 
4539, care Rural New-Yorker. 
. ... > 
W.iN'J’ED—.i position as superintendent of stock 
or grain farm; five years in last place. AD¬ 
VERTISER 4532, care Rural New-Yorker. 
POT'LTRY MANAGER—Married. 11 years’ ex¬ 
perience on commercial plants; strictly .solx'r; 
fine references. ADVERTISER 4543. care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
FtUt S.M.E—(!ood 3T0-acre farm. .$30 per acre; 
.50 heaif stock; 3 liorses fully equipped: modern 
tools; making .$6,000 per year; must sell owing 
to sickness; terms to suit on farm: cash for 
stock, .VDVERTTSER 4540, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
Farms For Sale, to Rent, etc. 
FOR SALE—Delaware farm, aiwut .30 acres. 
sandy loam, in ricli, lioaltliful trucking and 
grain section; situated one-lialf mile from live, 
progressive town of Millsboro: high schools and 
churches; farm fronfing one-half mile on river 
and main road; some growing pine timber; ex¬ 
cellent all-year fisliing, 20 to 30 bushels percli, 
herring, etc., at a catch not uncommon; no 
buildings: wi nderful natural site for home, af¬ 
fording beautiful view of river north and sotitii; 
location ideal for pig. poultry, fruit and gen¬ 
eral trucking; price .$3,000. half iVowii. lialance 
satisfactory terms; no agents. L. J. HICKMAN, 
Millsboro, Delaware. 
FOR S.VI>E—91 acres, three miles from Fulton, 
Oswego Co.; good buildings; fine water; plcnt.v 
of fruit; 300 sugar trees; good soil; regson for 
selling, son in army. If interested write; terms 
easy; will soil personal property if desired. E. 
T. HENRY, Fulton, N. Y. 
I'ARM FOR SALE—100 acres; new house; good 
outside Imilding; or trade for city property. 
5’or description, write to N, P. NIELSEN, Mil¬ 
ford, N. Y.: R. 2. Rox 38. 
JIONEY-M.VKING farm, 145 acres, station Penn. 
R. U. on tlie farm, 42 miles south of Pliila- 
delphia; Iniildings worth tlie money, $16,000, 
Owner, CHARLES WALTON, Iron Hill, Md. 
F.VRM FOR S.VLE—in Rliode Island: stock and 
tools inciiidcd. Apply ADVERTISER 4500, 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
Miscellaneous 
WANTED—A good farm in Western Maryland 
or Southern Pcnnsyivaiiia; .50 acres under cul¬ 
tivation; State road; particulars and terms in 
first letter. ADVERTISER 4502, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
FOR S.VLE—International 6-incli burr, feed 
grinders, new; also 100 Imsliels buckwheat. 
ED. GRANtiER, Worcester, N. Y. 
TWO C.VRLOADS Ben Davis Winter apples, 
liand picked, spra.ved, .$2.35 per 100 lbs. f. o. b. 
cars here, Imlk. H.VRRY VAIL, New .Milford, 
Orange Co., N. Y. 
FOR LEASE—50-acre farm; small farm liouse, 
barns, etc.; run as dairy farm for vears; 
nearby market; city water and electric power; 
one Iioiir from New York City. P. O. ROX 1, 
Prince Bay, Staten Island, New York. 
W.VNTED—.Mangel beets; state quality and 
price. OAKDALE POULTRY FARM, West- 
wood, N. .1. 
FOR S.Vl.E—38’5-acre farm, ail tillalilc: sub¬ 
stantial Iiuildings; near town: liourly train ser¬ 
vice to Pliiladcipliia. J. L. SCOTT, I’erkasie, I’a. 
W.VNTED—8 or 10 II. P. Gasoline Engine; 
must be in good condition. CALVIN D. 
GUMM, Sliowcll, Vld. 
FOR SALE—Delaware farm: must sell l(i5 acres, 
all tillalile; perfect uatiiral drainage; splen¬ 
didly adapted to apple, poach or grapes; near 
railroad and boat landing; finest market in 
State; 12-room bouse, tenant house, good I)uild- 
ings; terms. TRU.STEE, Box 3.56, Dover, Del. 
FOR SALE—Four-liorsopowcr Mogul, Interna¬ 
tional Harvester Co., portable kerosene engine 
on skids or wagon. .MEADOWEDGE FARM. 
Cedariinrst, N. Y. 
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WANTED—Equipped bee, dairy, farm witli or¬ 
chard, woodland, good bitilduigs, near railroad 
town, Western .New York. M.V'I'T. JOHNS'l’ONE, 
Cayuga. Canada. 
FOR S.VLE—Van t!leckland lighting system for 
<•ountry homes: none better; 12 liglits, never 
used, onc-lialf price. ROX 62, Chatham, N. Y. 
LIGHT .lEl’KIlKY TRUCK—Open Hare board 
cxiucss boii'y, 39x73 inches on bottom: de- 
moniitable rims, oversize tires on rear wlieels; 
2 extra tires on spare rims; engine-driven tire 
pnmi>, Rosch magneto, dasli primer, mirror. Le- 
galite hcadliglit lenses, 8-da.v clock, hitch for 
trailer: an ideal general purpose farm truck— 
powerful, speedy and reliable; has been carefully 
u.sed and was thorotiglily overhauled last Spring: 
can be seen working daily; have sold farm and 
can deliver immediately; tliis is a bona fide 
Itargain; price .$475 casii; will also sell camping 
body fitting this car if wanted. BOX 1, Lareb- 
mnnt, N. Y. 
EXI'ERIENCED FARMER wants to I’cnt small 
farm by Marcli with equipment, near good 
market, gas preferred, in Oltio; references. 
.MiVERTISER 4535, care Rural Now-Y’orker, 
TO RENT OR LEASE ON SHARES—Tliree liun- 
dred acres with Iiuildings and all nccessar.v 
farm tools and cquiimient. Tliis acreage is ii 
Iiart of Royiu'oft Farm, wliich adjoins llie vil¬ 
lage of Sidnaw, a junction point on the 0. .M. & 
St. P. and D., S., S. & A. Railroads.' Good 
ctinrcli, school, mail, tclci>lione and telegraph 
facilities witliin lialf mile of tlie farm. Address 
W. S. PRICKETT, Sidnaw, Micliigan. 
FOR S.VLE^3<l-(!0 Rumely oil pull, kerosene 
tractor and Joint Deere eight 14-inch bottom 
plow, iised very little; will demonstrate. PETER 
C. SHORT,- Georgetown, Del. 
VILLAGE POULTRY PLANT, 1,000 capacity 
(layers), Iiatchery, 10,440 capacity Blue Hen. 
Brooders, 2..500 capacit.v; also feed and suiqilv 
business. For quick sale, $2,000. or will sell 
equipment at a Itargain. J. GUY LESHER, 
Northuniberland, Pa. 
FOR S.VI.E—Empire milker; two double unit, 
in good condition. FRANK BERMIG, Selinec- 
tady, N. Y. 
WANd'ED—'i’o lui.y farm to keep 20 cows and 
team to pasture and rotighagc, stocked and 
equipped to do a business of $1,.5<X) iier year, 
not over tliree miles from market: will iiav 
$2,000 cash down; WIio lias it? ADVERTISER 
4538, care Rural New-Yorker. 
M.VPLI-; SYRi:p, finest quality, extra lieavv, 
82 and .$2.25 per gallon, D. F. ROBINSON, 
Pawlct, Vt. 
W.VNTED—>5 ton of food wheat. ALFRED 
TRUDEL, Garwood, N. J. 
FOR SALE, or oxcliange for a small place, 60- 
acre farm. 0. .V. .VUSTTN, Mexico, Oswego 
Co., N. Y. R. F. D. 4. 
FOR S.VIiE—Mielz & Weiss 25 H. P. Hor. OH 
Engine, International 15 H. P. Hor. OH and 
Gas Engine. Both of those engines are in ex¬ 
cellent condition with trucks. They are .sold as 
a tractor lakes their place. Good stone crusher 
ahso for sale. Road building being finished. .VII 
this macliini'ry lias Iwen used very little. Your 
inspection is invited. Apply BELLE-ELLE.V 
S'l'OCK FAR.MS, Sussex, N. J. 
FOR S.VLE—160 acres of level W'heat land in 
Canada; 4 miles from station and wheat ch-- 
vators; $1,800; lialf crop iiayments; no interest 
for two years. G. 0. SCHAIRLE, 355 St. Jolins 
Place, Rrooklyn, N. Y. 
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