mm 
FOUNTAIN PUMP. 
family extras. I6.50®7.60; do. 8outh America. $6.50® I 
7,50 lor fair to fancy ; No. 2 at $2.75<@3.90. 
Buckwheat. Hour—Quoted at $2®2.CO. Corn meal 
Is Belling at $:>.r>0®2.flii lor Western yellow and *3.20 
®3.2S lor lira inly wine. 
Frksti Fruits—E xport* of apples past. week. W'O 
Fresh arrivals oi tipples are selling about a* well us 
stored. The hitler uru down to it small quantity, 
Hull r Oh d receipts are varied in quality, urtd itr.ni list 
be remembered that many parcels turn out different 
from iiielr home appearance u.d cannot bn quoted 
in lull figure* us live price*. Baldwins unit Green¬ 
ing*. mawS-AUi ••Seek*” end Bpitsunberjrh. ttmi.sat 
ltuesets, H.Ntooft.: rough and rejections, »7..Vk<*4.Ml. 
Cranberries Imvn advanced; fancy bis., 8a.MUS good, 
$7.50; do. crate, choice, $8; good, 12.12®2.12; fair, 
TI.5U.(i2.!5. Floilda omnguB, j8.'0®5.M). 1 etuiulede¬ 
clined again Ibis week but buyers are few, dally 
receipts more than supply them. Best hand-picked 
Virginia, fl3u®t.40: good to fancy, 8 .ks.®$J. 40- 
Hickory mus, tSu.Vtl. Pecans. Texas. 8®lllc. per 
pound. Since these latter have 'icon arriving cum- 
meiclully the ohl-tiisuioned demand for bliollburk* 
Is much reduced. 
Foils a xii SKINS.—Shipments for the London 
M iruli sales have subsided and the murket Ims re¬ 
sumed Its quiet negiucted position. 
Nor. & Rust. 
Otter, ¥ piece.$3 Oft® l (JO 
Gray Fox. 40® 4a 
lied Fox. 75® 80 
Black Boar. 6 00® fi 00 
Brown cuba and ylgs. 1 00® 2 00 
Florida deer skins. . 15® 18 
Fisher.5 OCX® 6 00 
No. 1 quality, 
tst. West d 1 
Mink, dark. 
pale. 
Muskrat, winter. 
fall. 
Kilts.......... 
Beaver, V B>. 
llaccoon. 
Opossum. 
Skunk, black. 
sir! ped....... 
Wolf, mountain, 
prairie.. 
86® 1 00 
50® 60 
m 10 
6® 7 
® 2 
1 00® 1 25 
35® 45 
3® € 
Vest & N. W. 
*8 00® 2 50 
40® 45 
60® 65 
4 00® 6 00 
1 00 ® 2 00 
4 00® 5 00 
30® 60 
30® 4U 
6® 8 
4® 5 
® 2 
60® 75 
36® 45 
3® 6 
50® 60 
7® 30 
1 50(7o 2 00 
5tKb» 60 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. 
Nkw YORK, Feb. 25.1878. 
BV.KVKB, Receipt* for tlio week, 10.001 head : db-, 
lust week. 10,071! d.». The regular so Ung day* have 
bad a sleadv denmnd, and its an tnat 
hutches wanted stuck; U»«detainedotttlolui hriday 
were patiently waited b.r. lho hulk Of the saKs wcie 
ut 8>4®0J<C. l’ur guild useful t<> prime Bteers, *■ he ex¬ 
treme range fur rough oXcll to fancy pairs '*'^ ‘0 
11‘io.. with fat nlild. Illinois, nod MissiiuiI Bteers 
mat had been held a day nr so bringing J® \c.. 
maw bull”! M-.10» 100 ft .live weight. Quite serious 
hisses on shipboard Imveiii tended V h w tS^mJtfTa 
tatlon of live bullock*. The tone >f WeMern eatt e 
point* lend to the belief that an ejmy rauvn will rule 
riming the spring months for the large supply Of me¬ 
dium Quality stuck known to tie In the count* y. 
tows AND CalvuS.—L ight arrivals more than fill 
the demand. Tin.mtnal quotation* are W»@iO £ 
bead for good tu choice, with very common as low 
us $25><i30. 
Vkai. CAtVWJ.—There is a moderate demand tor 
live at 6<irHV,c., the latter for near polnU; course 
heavy calve*. 4®5o. ling-dressed calvesal Washing¬ 
ton Market, fair to prime, !®llWe. 
SHEr.r and Lamps.-R eceipts for the week. 19,043 
head , do , last week, I8.4H5 do. llecelpi* COntluUO 
light, but seem fully equal to the demand,the mark¬ 
et, os u whole .seeming weak. Quotaiinnafotsheep. 
$D'25®&,75 V 10b lb*. Lambs alone, 6jt®. Jv:. 
Swtnk.--R eceipt* for the week. 3I.4(M head: do. 
last week. 31,112. The holiday ol the 2M hroke the 
regular buying, and there was no definite into prices 
for live. Country dressed pork firmer now—Slate 
and New Jersey, 5®6e.; Western drOMt'd, 4j<®8ho., 
city, 5M@5Xc. 
Grain.-A ll article* have been affected by the ( 
variable report* from the other side, but have 
generally tended lower until the close when a 
stronger fouling ha* Bet In. 
Latest tales are of No. 2 red at $1 3a®- un¬ 
graded red and amber State, $1 3o®—: white, 
*1 u : No I Northwest spring, $l 26; No. 3 Chicago. 
*1 2UX; No. 2 red lor Juuuary at $1 29t< i No. i Mil¬ 
waukee spring. $1 38. llyu Is a trifio steadier i 
sale* of Western at 71®72c.i Statu at T.M—c. Bar¬ 
ley,«6c for Nu. 1 Canada ; 86®86e. for six-rowed btute. 
Corn is weak and quiet. Latest sales are of New 
Vork No. 2 tu 5t®-c.: steamer mixed. Febru¬ 
ary. 53W»&1KC. Out* P* New York extra white, at 
3t,ni3H.se.; do. No. 1, Fehuary. 35!;c.. No. 2 white 
36,-qc.; mixed Western, 35l<®.'t7c.; white Western, 
3i®39Xc. 
HAY ANl) STRAW.— Shipping grades of hay are 
most wanted and they bring steady prices. Prime 
stock Is plenty and dull. 
Bale hay, 65t<t7Qc. forshlpplng, and 70®85c. for re¬ 
tail qualities; clover, 40®50d. tor prime. Straw. oU® 
60c. for loHg rye; 60®65o. ror short rye, and 40®»5c. 
f 'Export.* since Jan. 1, 8,750 bulea; aame time last 
year, 8.600 do. 
lltOitwiNES are higher—$1.08K@I.09 regular. 
Honey.—C ontinaes dull. White clover, 2-comb 
boxes, has sold at 13® 14c,; dark and buckwheat at 8® 
10c. 
Hops—T here in a good strong market with a fair 
degree of activity especially in good and prime stock. 
State choice to fancy, U®13«.; good to prune. 
10c: do., low amt rair, 5:<t7o.; Eastern, new. o®8c.; 
Wisconsin, do. S@SQ.: Yearling*. 2®3c.; Olds, ail 
growths. h«*8c.: CallforalHiis, 12®l4e. 
Leather. Hemlock sole. 2lj®2l;4e. for light, 21® 
22c. for middle. 21®22Ho. for heavy, ll)®20c. lor 
good damaged. 
Maple Sugar. -The quotations for reputed new 
is 14c. It in the old story with the demand, buyers 
will not purchase freely until new urup is a settled 
fact. 
Oil-Cake.—W estern is quoted at $305)31 P ton. 
POULTRY ANIl GAME.—Supplies Of live poultry 
are light, hut the demand Is also very light and pride* 
are very easy. Geese, to tiring heat rate*, must be 
choice. A good many old onus are pushed forward, 
and this hurts general sale*. . „ 
N. J. chicken*. 7®HC.; W.fowl*, ftaiki.: Turkeys, 9 
®10e.; Touts.6®8c.; Docks, N. J. patr,87®$1.12; Geese, 
N. .L, Sl.T6(fe3.UUt Western. $1,006*1,37. 
We are having soft weather again, and the dressed 
poultry trade is not helped thereby. Supplies arc 
moderate, but the average of stock Is not attractive, 
and price* arc easy and lower for any item hut duck*. 
Large turkeys area drug. „ 
Fancy Pbtla. and N, J. turkey*. 1.3®lie.; good, 10® 
11c.: larga or Toms,7®‘Jc,: chickens, elution, 12 c.; good, 
II® 13c.; common. «®"e.; ducks, choice, 16®—C.; other, 
13®lie,; geese, runny, lie.; Other,7®'J«. Capons largo 
18,(.'20c. small and slip*. 15(gl6c. , , 
Game ts .“aaroe, and the short-seasoned bids are 
winding up high. Missouri pigeons dross bettor,and 
Ohio outsell thorn ut an almost doubled price, lhe 
la.v for »lie sale or grousu, quail, and rabbits expire* 
L "l'[Vre* and rabbits, palr.20®3*c. Canvas-hack duck*. 
$2.0952,19; Red-bcads. *1 5U;, Mallard. U>Siijlc.: leal. 
30a*5llc.; Quail, priiuu, $2,76t«eJ.0rti soft, ♦3._.>-t.2..>U. 
Partridges, pair, 75c,®$8.io. tl rouse, $U/U®1.<>0! 
poor. 9tic.®$l.l9. 
PROVISIONS.—Hog products have tended a little 
stronger but at Irregular prices, closing firm. “1“®* 
pork.$;i@lLIP, for ui»ln»peot«d spot lots: $ll®11.15 
for March and April. Bacon at 5K®6V'e. for long 
clear and 5!<o, for short clear. Lard— Western Steam 
at 7-57Ho. tor spot. 7-61 Ic. for March, 7-i2Sc. for A,iHl, 
Tallow at 7X0. lor prime. Blearino. He, tor prime 
Western. Beef hams at $16.50. Beet-Now extra 
mess. $12,505*13.00; plain. $I1.00®12.0U; new packet, 
$14.75: family mess. $17.50; extra India nieHS, *28 tor 
city brands; do. Philadelphia, $2i>.00. 
Salt.—A shton's at $2.60; Higgins', $2.40 and other 
sack lots at $L10.ol.l5: Liverpool ground, Ul®65e. 
Seed.— Clover, 7q®7Xc. for Western : 7x®7Xc. for 
Stute. Timothy. $l.36»L46. Rough ttax. $l.oa. 
Sugar.-R efined ut lOWo. for cnt-loaf; crushed, 
10c.; powdered, W|Wc.: gruoulatud, 0XQ.; soft white. 
8X®9c-i soft volltiw, TX®8XC- 
l’OBAUTO.-Export demand has been very fuir and 
home demand small, but prioes held as belore. 
Vegetables.— Exports of potatoes past week, J,4iu 
bills. The market I* fairly active for potatoes for 
home use at old priees. There seem* to be sumo dif¬ 
ficulty In buying straight lines of seed, thicker.* de¬ 
mand 5054KHC/V bbl. for choice red stock. Bermuda 
potatoes, $l.5P®5. Garden stuff Is not ucttve, but. pro¬ 
duce in tine order is quouu! with some firmness. 
We quote PouoU Bluwa $1.75®l,8T, bulK and double 
beads, ICarly Rose, tl.75®l.H7■ Peerless, $l.Ai® 
1.50: Nova Scotia, $ltf.i®2.(X); Bwcet. $2.A*ai2.59. 
Cabbage*. 100. *3.0ik54.l)9; red. 5®6. Marrow squash, 
bbl.. $1.50®2 ; Hubbard do.. $2.00®2.50. Russia tur- 
nl|»H, 7»i®s7e. Carrots, 75«v87c. ltcels. bbl., 62® i5o. 
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