THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
220 
APRIL 
to choice, UUraUtfc.: do. do, fair to good, 13-vdl 1c.: 
do. do. light Hit I ms, prime to Choice, IP ,t,l2e.: do- do. 
skims, fnlr to pood. 7(is9e.: Skims, Pennsylvania, 
fancy, He. do., prime to choice, <!4'879(; do do. fair 
to pood,«><»7e.; do, ordinary, Ohio Hats, fair 
to pood, flutllc.! do. ordinary- v$ 7 p. 
LIVRRT-OOL QUOTATIONS TO N. V. 1’ROOUCK KXCUANOK— 
•.'.30 t*. __March 27. 
Cheese—American choice.70s OU Dull. 
■ Cotton.—S pot cotton 1 -lGc. hlpher, with more ac¬ 
tivity. Receipts at the ports to day, 6,550 bales, 
against. 0,917 last week, and ir>,63."> last year. Since 
September I, 1,5!>2,!M2 bales, against 5,272.698 bales 
same time last season. 
COTTON. 
CURRENT PRICES. 
Quotations based on American Standard of Classifi¬ 
cation. 
fine to choice. 7(3>9o.: do., fancy, 9(U-a:9 l -t 1 c,: apples 
coarse cut bbW, 6l*w6%: do, do, bags, ea6^e.; do 
cores chopped, etc., i-iHC: Apples, evaporated, 
9.ai0tSc.| do.. Choice liciia^c.: do. fane;, selec¬ 
tions, lJUtiiVtc. - Peaches. Carolina, good to faoov, 
10®lie.; do. Georgia, peeled, tM@18c.’ evaporated 
peaches, peeled. 24®27c.: do. do., unpeeled. 12®l5e.: 
uupceled, peaches, halves, 8®3'ae,: do. do., quar- 
ters. 4%a’e- Pin ms, Southern, 12% *l2%e.: do.. State, 
13tyiiiiHc. Cherries, 13(414hlackberrles, l»5il2Wc: 
raspberries,30®31c ; huckleberries, 9®9!^c. 
Fresu ( itciTS.—Really fancy apples are not plenty, 
and held firmly, especially Raid wins, a few Western 
having reached 15.25, Florida oranges are scarce 
and very firm. Cranberries held at strong figures. 
Uplands 
Ordinary. a 
Strict Ordinary. 9 T-iC 
Good Ordinary.10 W 
Strict Good Ordinary. 10 5* 
Low Middling. leu 
Strict Low Middling. li 1-16 
Middling. liu 
Good Middling. m2 
Strict Good Middling. 114? 
Middling Fair. 12 H, 
Fair. 127* 
New 
Orleans 
and Gull. 
9 M 
9 11-16 
IgK 
JS 
11 5-16 
104 
11 % 
12 
I 2 ?fi 
mg 
9U 
9 11-16 
101* 
10 % 
11 % 
11 5*16 
1 U 4 
11 % 
12 
12 « 
im 
5.50; Florida oranges. In linn River, fancy. V ease. 
5,ljlM6,ti0- do. oranges, P ease, $3.75 *4.7*.; Peanuts Vir¬ 
ginia, baud picked, new. per Ih , nic; Pecans, per 
lb., 6®7J4e.; Hickory nuts, per hush., Sx-.ugl.l2. 
Hay and Straw.—P rime grades of hay continue to 
sell fairly, and prices are steadily held, but lower 
grades dull aud Irregular. 8 traw about steady. 
3TAtNED. 
Good Ordinary..., 9% I Low Middling. low 
8trlet Good Ord.. 9 5-16 I Middling.10% 
Futures moderately active at an advance of 9 to 10 
points. To-day’s closing prlees- March, 1 1.25®it. 27 : 
April, 11,264,11,27; May. Il.lkill.ll; June, 1l.57®ll.58; 
Julv. ll.Til.ii 11.71; August, 11.so 411 . 81 : September, 
11.48® 11.30: October. Urn, 11.02: November, 10.87® 10.89; 
Deoemher, 11013*10.91,1. 
F.oos.—The movement Is slow and careful, buyers 
feeling that supplies are likely to Increase at any mo¬ 
ment and that It is .lust as well to carry small stocks. 
Note.—W estern and Southern, In cases, %e. below 
quotations. 
Dried Fruits, -Supplies are well enough In hand 
to prevent pressure .and owners' views generally 
steady all round. 
Southern apples, ordinary to good, 5%®6%c; do.. 
oat, noiansc. ' ~ 
Hops.—A very fair sort of demand prevails, but Is 
not the kind that would Impart vitality to the mar¬ 
ket. 
N.Y State, crop of 'S3, choice (scarce) nominal- do, 
do, do, good to prime, 2I®25; do. do. do, low to fair, 
18®22; do. olds, 18@23; Pacific Coast, crop of 1883, fair 
to prime, '37®23. 
Live Poultry.— Fowls were In fair request and 
stendy. Turkeys and ducks In moderute supply 
and steady. Geese poor and very dull. 
Fowls. Pennsylvania and Jersey, F He: do. 
State, 1'Vn»l-k-;do. Western,?) tb. roosters, 
young, 11® 12c: do. old, 7®8c; turkeys. 15 il6c:ducks, 
Western, F pair A)ci4$l.i2; geese. Western V pair, 
$L25<$ LSQ 
Sheep and Lamu-s. -Total for six davs, 20.512 houd. 
against 22,993 head for trie corresponding time last 
week. State sheep. 1‘28 m at 7c ilo. 98 a. ut tb,,.-: do 
lui it at 6%c. state lambs, 90 a at t. SUehlean 
sheep,39 lb at lie. leas $10. Pennsylvania do., :uS n> at 
be. State yearling lambs, so lb at ',%(.-: Spring lambs 
at 61 each. Ohio sheep, 91 tt at $3.15, Maryland 
Spring lambs at $5 each. 
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Drain Tile 
s MACHINES, s 
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Sole manufacturer, 
^nmmt _ SYKACDSE, N.Y. 
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Yk f I l| I For the Largest I 
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Potato. For l-.. . J\ £ U i * * , 
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address ^ ».< -—- 
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RACINE S8EKDKU CO., Deu -Uoluce, Iowa 
7 Ti 
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Rochester, N. Y. 
SMALL FRUIT PLANTS. 
E B% ■% pi Proposes to sell *ut 
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U U Ilk of SMALL FRUIT 
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Grows and offers for sale 
ALL KINDS OF TREES AND FLOWERS. 
Also, all this Leading Small Fruits, Grape Vines, 
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Largest Pear Trees for sale in the State. 
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