ern at lt«11S<c. for flne;9>f@10Mc. for pood to prime. S 
western flat; prime. 10 lie.; good at 9@10c. half skim- an 
med, 5@i\Hie.; skimmed, 3@4. wl 
Exports for the week. 82,052 boxes. o 
Receipts, 43,648 do. Is i 
Gold closes inOK- sh 
Liverpool cable, (Ms. old eheese.l 
Dried FtiUiT9.-There ha* been an exception- 
ally dull market the past week, nothing doing out- JjC 
side of a jobbing way, and prices unsettled and easy. uc 
Heachc;, Fancy North Carolina l2<4H3c.; Choice u‘ 
Georgia t09Uc.: gaud to mime Georgia; 3@lfic.; un, •« 
peeled halve*. 4S<c-; quarters. 4c. Pitted Cherries 
choice new. SMaK: Rnap'u.rr'**. 27(2.28". New \ ork rl 
Stutc plums, IA *14,: 8,.uihcrnpltiuis, 1 i©!2><c. B nek- ae 
berries. Ida OSc. Apple* State quarters. 4Yw,aJ<c.; 
dll s iced, prime, no tity-.; g'*Od. Western quarters, N( 
4@4V®.1 donlb ern iit.C@7c. forprimesliced.o@5>Hc. for 
fair to irood; Southern quarters. 4X'r *l<».i lonnes- 
se«j quarters, in bag*. at 2J4@ Kc.; prime and fancy 
North Carolina»l cedai ?dt«2e. 
Exports tor the week, 2IU bbl*. dried apples. 
Eaos —Uer.elpts for the week, 12.012 bbls : do Inst „ 
wo It. 9.HOI do. QaotulloUft f»r Western have 
touched I3K0. during the. week ; but alter the long N 
reltrn of low figure*. buyers limited purchases when 
prices hardened to that extent. K cm pis besides „ 
have loosened again and dealers all report a weak „ 
market at the fitovi as follows : 
Near points llKSiUe.: Stale and Penn.. 12'i;@13c.; 
Western and Canadian, fresh. 12@1'3KC-. fair booth- w 
ern II Kite.: inferior or stored e«v.s, Ho ; Duck. 14 0 | 
@ 15c.; Goo*e. 2i@3tJC. Neither il. or g. wanted. p 
Fresh fruits. — Apples quoted as before with ;ll 
stock mostly U' o»?. Selected $ bt‘l utn^rs i* 
4.50, Strawberries wnro in l:«rg© supply ye^tordilv, B 
ov-r 200 / 1)0 quart* ottered moeily turn Norton. 
Low mice* g..v- llietu a wider ulHlrlbutloii than they £ 
have yet had. .Maryland and Delaware falrUi prime. 
12 site: Norfolk* l(K«jl4e.; Charleston and North 
Carolina. Hue, iW2flo... poor berr.es irrespective of s 
giiipoo.e point. 5@1l)C.; Mil. Gooseberries quoted 8c, b; 
¥ quilt. Chan blackberries, lie. neither wanted cl 
though the latter were tUellrst over seen herein May ,, 
Black Hamburg grapes (hot house), *l.io .4?.(W V ft. <,, 
No morn crabber rie*; the crop has paid laiiiy. (a 
Peanuts quiet, but holders have awaited the CU8* 
tomary denitnd so long they think they can meet 
the warm weamer, call at full late prices Vs. hand- si 
picked, ,1.3srdt.40l prime to extra $ i.2j@ 1.30; com¬ 
mon to lutr S6c,@fl. 0. Pecans 6 ®8c. 1( 
Receipts of peanuts, 1,641) bags. h 
FLOUR -With lower prices fur wheat and full sup¬ 
plies, prices have been steadily declining and closed y 
weak. c 
Latest prices are *4.tS'»l.m for very poor to choice 
sun* fine State (fanev lots up to *4,7.>, an exi reme); j, 
*4.05>*5.n0 for poor to go .d extra do. OJd lotB a' d 
lines; *500,#510 lor good to fancy do.. *i.lU t4.bd fir 
wry Poor to choioe superperflne. Indiana. Iowa. fl 
Michigan Ohio. ac , Henley lo toil IU<Sl5o. higher flg- 1 
urea, but these extreme); gi.SX&.’dW for Inferior lo 
good shipping extra do., and ta@-5.40 for good to 
y.iocy extra do.! common to choice white wheat ex¬ 
tras ' #5.l.iui'i.2>; Choice to (ahoy do at fi,A);<«..2o: red 
and am bur winter wheat, inferior to choice trade 
and family, at *4,85@<i.2.V. round hO*.p Ohio as 
44 liiUb. 10 and trade and family brand* of do. at 
Ii.l5@i>.SU the lattur rate for choice; (taOCy lots 
quoted higher); St. LuuU, *4.90»6.7a for very poor to , 
good mu... aud ♦fi.7fkitb.uU tor good to very choice. t 
with a lew brands Of laticy quality quoted up lo , 
fi.uu 4 , 7 . 25 ); Minnesota clear, very inferior to very , 
ciiol'je at *4.lK)aia.H) (a few fancy brands quoted high- , 
eri; Minunsotu " stra.gilL. ' ir.lerlor to very tuuey,. «t t 
*;..iHI*6.75, and pMem poor bo laocy choice at *5.o , 
0 unsound stock at from «.*&»5..5: clwrmill e.v- . 
Ua at $o 80wo. 15 lor fair to very cuolce for West In* , 
dies; do. tor England at *4.,&@l.30! do. trade and , 
family extras, z ,; da. lor tlont i Ai"8no». 
1*0.20wI.UO for lair to fancy; No. 2 at *J.7Uqs4.UO for 
very inferior to very fancy. 
Corn Meal.—A ulas at *3.0W3.10. for Brandywlue J 
anu*2.35S)i!2.ii5for Western. . 
Fkathers.— Duck, 20c.; extra white geese, 45c.; 1 
mixed. 4ua,A4c.; scalded, 35c. 
kiKoBS AND SKINS.—Advices from the auction 
mile u> i.od>*lo show an advance in eastern and Hali¬ 
fax mink of 10 per cent., und a decl urn in coon. H-d | 
mid Gray foX of 10 per cent, as compared with Lon¬ 
don ,larch sale Oilier grades Of mink were only , 
half sold. Ueaver, muskrat and skunk and sold at 
tue same rates as at London March muck. 
FeBu.—S alts of 40 lbs. at *153410.! 60 lbs. at *15.50® 
tfi; 101 lbs. at *17®W. Uyu .feed, *i7tislS. aud Sharps 
at (i.kgl'Ai. ; 
GitAlN.-Prlces throughout have ruled much low¬ 
er, and Closed with free sellers oo the tamo advices 
trout the otner side, and large receipts. Latest sales 
Nuk York No. 2 red at *1 30®l 31; No. X red at *1.35; 
amber Mlcuigan at H.'dflfts Nu. I white at*1.88 ; white 
Hiate at *1.40jiil.41: No,3 red at *l.2a . red Canada in 
bmd. *1. 3U; Canada spring, in bond, *1.If , No. 1 
spring at «l.24«l.21 ; No l .Milwaukee spring ID sr- 
nvot fl.-'i; New York No, 2 spring and No. t 
Chicago Apnng. at *1.20; No. 8 spring at *1,18 ,|New 
York No. 2 red. June options, at *i./0‘4 ! New * ork 
No. 2 spr lig viay option, at tl.l8Sfql.l9; do., June 
option, at *U9« ; Nm 2 Northwesiem spring. 
May op l hi, at *l.21‘,®1.2l« ; do. June option, at 
*l./l. .Bye at 7la72c for Western, and Wi»7a for 
Com* N*ivv YurK NO. * & v. 
No. 2(oldl In Store, .W>*c ; Kansas mixed. 41*1*0.0.; 
New York No. 3,48 u*48Ho ', U..gTiidodmixed 4!»*fii)4c . 
Vtfllu^v Witiuru. aIiCm wiiitb a,nu 
J.rrsev yellow, »ki.; New York. No. 2 . May delivery, 
blwbise.i do. June. 51.:*,:.; do. July. Mike-, steamer 
mixed, day, a.lyAlH^o.. do. June, l9u. Oat*. No. 2 
Lb ic igo at oao.; New York extra white, 40c.j New 
York No.2 wh Le ,Al4®3.*SC.i New York No. 1. dot.. 
Now York No. 2, 31c.. Now York rejected, oae.; mixed 
Western, 34 avi wulte Wasiorii ut 36|i®*i>c.; mix¬ 
ed Hiate. 3»>»gi35^c.: wuile State. to43so.*. 
Hat and straw-—S upplies are not *o large, and 
wit a demand freer prices are steadier. 
Kjtlfs uay, ooupooc* ii>r tihippiUKv *4iiu tor re- 
tail qualities; clover, NKifiJc. for prime. Straw, ill® 
60c. torloag ryo; 35g)i0i:. fur short ry«, and 40j#4oc. 
r , Expo"rts for past week 1.4U bales. Sluce Jan. 1st 
25.UJJ do.; same tune last year. 22,500 do. 
Hops —Exports for the week have been 500 bales. 
Brewers have bought only a few small Iota, and the 
general uiai ket is dull. '1 ne medium grades sell at 
irregular prices, 'l'ue quotations are lor : 
New Yorivs. goou to prime, 1®fUC! do., low and 
fair, agn’o.: Easiern. new. 6®8c.; WlscouBin, do. 6 
i^Sc.: Yearlings, 2®3c.; Olds, ail growths, ly*.c. 
Leather.—H emlock sole at 19Xo. to 2lc. for light, 
10 14 to 2UN tor middle. 20 to 21 tor heavy and liRwilO 
for good damaged. 
Oil-Cake.—W estern quoted at |30®30.50 per ton. 
Maple SOOAR.—Supply small; season virtually 
over; cakes, Ulj#l2c., sirup, 7pC.iflll00 per gallon with 
Calf. 
Provisions. — Have been very dull aud lower, 
C ’mcss po“k.' *9.40.39.60 for spot lots; *9.20 1 for 
May tiiul Jauo unU lurJuly. Bacon at 
tor long clear and 53<c. for short clear. Laid 
Western -Ream, 7.lowT.17Sc. tor spot. lots. 7.1o® 
7.I7KO. for May and J uno and 1.26c.for July. Steariue 
7KC. for We»lern Tallow, 7>s'k«7 3-16o. for prune. 
rw( hum* at *1(5®lii.50. Oeef-Now .uxira mess, 
* 12.u* 12.35; plain. *IOs,11.50; packet *W.,)0®U.j0 bb s. 
family tuess, *l,'».<*lli: extra India mess *-2®24 lor 
city orands; do. Philadelphia, *20®21. 
f'OLLTRY and GAME.—Live has ruled dull, and 
would nave gone lower, but for ft fortunate late ur- 
der from Havana which cleared ibe coops ot lowls. 
Turkeys no longer wanted alive, ihe steainer aud 
hotel u emu lid can be fully supplied from l a. bp ring 
cblcknns active ul oOvvil.Od F pair: howls, choice, 
12® 13c. ; Western, aud boutheru K®l2se.. Boosieis, 
I53ic.; Turkeys, I03l2o.: Ducks, ctiolco. *1 1-; poor 
to lair, aO.tsro., the lowest tor Souiheru; N. J. 
Geese. *1.25®1 50 ; other, 70e.(a*l. 
Dressed poultry iu light supply from theoouutry. 
Interior scalded lot* not wanted. Luy dressed Is 
far ahead ot it in appearauco. Lupous not marketa¬ 
ble. Turkeys. i2®uo.; Fowls, extra, ligilsc.; good 
to prime. 10.'«l3c.; very uouimoii, tgi#Uo. 
'The few items of game arc common and have lost 
thoir iHiVrtlty. Eiuliah snipe *2 V dot.; I lover, *l.2o ; 
Band Snipe, 45 tslc.; „lldplgeon!i,8iallf«d,*1.103- 
l.cO ; flight, 60375c.; squab, 2o®l0. —* 
Seed.—G rass are very dull: clover at 7)f@7)fc. 
for Western and 7ff®7Xc. for State; Umothy at 
tuoeuo. 
Sugar.—R efined at 9« for cut loaf. 95f for crushed, 
and powdered. 9H for granulated, 8 ?<® 9 X for soft 
white and 7}4®S)4 for soft yellow. 
Tobacco.—E xport demand is very fair, and there 
Is confidence as to prices which, however, are not 
showiug a quotable advance. 
KENTUCKY LEAP. 
Light. Heavy. 
Common lugs. 214 ® 3)f 3 at 8X 
Good lugs.3Jf 01 4)*' 35f@ 4)< 
Low leaf . 4>4® 5 5 , @ 6 
Medium leaf.... ffi-i® OX 0>43 7 
(4ood leaf . — ®— 
Fine leaf.— — 
Selections...— ®— — at— 
8EBDLEAF—CROP OF 1876. 
New England wrappers, common.10 @—12 
fine, do.18 @22 
medium. 
selecibins. 26 @35 
seconds. 9 @12 
Fillers. 6 @7 
Niiuonds and illlers, shipping.....9 «H 
Pennsylvunlu assorted lots. 9 @l> 
wrapper*. 20 @50 
New York assortud lots, common to medium 6 @ 9 
Good . 10 @12 
Ohio assorted lots.. 
Wisconsin assorted lots... iH@ 9 
Vegetables.—O ld potatoes have to divide trade 
with good grades of new. and tho extreme I* only 
obtainable "'him stock Is faultless. Choice Rose and 
Pennh Itl >W8, *1.371*1.5"; Ollier sorts *MI0 bulk. *1.2.) 
in bbl 1 BerfUcda. *.'i.MI@0.UO: Floa„ *2®4; Charlestons 
are in fine order; when selected $ i@5. A-*par.,giis *n 
lalridenoind. fine quality coming from N. J. »* Oy»ter 
B ,y. Choice fU.50ruJ.1A; othsr 7*c @11.25 do*. Md. 
ureen peas bbl. *2.afl@3: Norfolk *23*132.50: J». to 
♦ l.mial.75; Ch ir. and Sav. string bvsni *2 Li_@2.2a 
orate: Fla. *1.50,*1.7', refugee ; cucumbers ciiue Sav. 
nan Coar. *3 @5; Fin. *Ue2. IUiubard *1411.50. 
Spinach ehl. Set}. Lettuce. N. J., bbl. *l.2o<3l .70. Lnb- 
bugus. Norfolk, bbl. *l.@1.5iJ; Char. *2. Fla. tomatoes 
el'll to f 4 ; Her do. 5 quart box 60c.@l>uc. Hermuda 
onomssell r*adily. as domestlo are oil': crates *1 .j 5 
@2.; Her. beets crate 50c.; Nor. do. 100 bunches *3. 
tad ; do. turnip* *1.@2. 
WOOL.-There is a dull condition of trade, and 
sales p jssible only at easy prices. 
Ohio. Pennsylvania and Virginia XXX and pick- 
lock, 43@4«: XX, 38.<#4IC: X, 38340; No. 1. 39@4l; 
No. 2, 34@37o.; common 32@ 4; oombipg. 40@45. 
New York, Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin. 
XX,33 to’flic.; X, 33«3WC : No. t. 30@390.; No. 2, 33«35c; 
common 3u@3;.; combing 4U@44. 
Iowa. Vennont and Illinois X and XX. 33@35c.; 
Nu. 1, 34@37.; No. 2. 30 .a32.; combing. 38@42. 
Missouri. Kentucky, and Tennessee — Washed 
fleece. 3"><i35c.; unwashed, 23@2Go.: unwashed comb¬ 
ing. 28@31c. 
live stock markets, 
New York. May 11,1878. 
Beeves.—R eceipts for the week, 8,996 head; do., 
last week. 10.277 do. The closing important day of 
the week. Friday, was attended by a very ounyant 
market. Price* showed an advance Of Jt@Sc. per 
pmnil corn oared w th Wednesday. Shippers and 
homo buyers paid ioifc. for picks. Quality was ex¬ 
ceptionally good and a batter uverago price was ob¬ 
tained than has b-en noted for many months. 
Nothing decent sold yesterday under 95*c., and the 
range mo 9;*(<$LO^'c. lor medium to best steers, bat 
bulls. 3Jf®4Sc- 
Cows AND CALVES.— The demand would use a 
few extra milkers but New York prices olfer no in¬ 
ducement for sending a quality that could not be 
readily replaced for the same nnmey at home. Poor 
st.lck Likes a chance sale. Really good fresh cows 
worth here *55@t>5. 
Veal f’Ai.VES.—The market has been weak, hut 
with uiodeiatn arrivals closes a shade ►tronger. 
Prime N w JufSftv, 6c.; good. &@j(4c.- State fair to 
good. 4@S IXo. Buttermilk extra iMc.: Other, 3i#4c. 
Sheep and Lambs.— Receipts for the *Fc*t_ 'igh(. 
Uhecn Urni at 6a. lor fair unshorn and 5@oYCe. for 
ordinary 10 < hotcu flipped. Lai mbs dull at i@'K for 
Kentucky aud Virginia, and»@lU>io. forNew Jersey. 
awtNK.—Receipts for the week ' 2 T,(» > , head; do. 
last week 3U.390 do. Live quoted steady at 3X@ 
3KC., the lower tor Western. 
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