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THE RURAL NEW-/0RKER 
Dried Fruits.—T rade has been very light the 
E ast week in all articles: shippers neglect apples and 
ume demands are slack. 
Pi lous genunitly are steady. Apples-eraporated 
Alden s &• William a Ida ID sc.; dp, new process at 83 
MMC. State plains, is if (j.; Bl.ckherrlea quoted at 4*e. 
Peaches Pealed Georgia, 737 Wc. Tor - ■■- 
for fair to good: lac. tor pi 1 
I aridioa. 123 ) 80 .; good do., :d:. w .„„ 1¥CO 
W‘<C. quarters, 2V$4te. Plued cherries. 200. Apples 
— NOW, ‘ !< <42 V C. for Sour hern quarters in bags; 3Vra 
4c. for prime »!iced ; do., fair and good. 3 . 4 , 8 X 0 .; State 
at Jtoic. for new sliced; and .'Vain, for quarters* 
Western nt.3(540. for new quarters. Rasohorrles, 30c. 
Irvrti >P>u two .*. 1 / QQi* i • 
SEED LEAF.—CROP OF 1877. 
New England wrappers, common.. ...10 @12 
«o. do. medium.13 315 
*Jo. hue. 18 325 
2°- do. selections.27X335 
do. seconds. 10 3 13 
do. tillers. 7 @ y 
1 ennsvlvaniu assorted lots, common.‘jw@10W 
fair....lix®MX 
2°* do. tiue. 15X@18 
do. wrappers.20 »40 
do. tiller•» . 7X® 8X 
Now Fork assorted lots, common to medium 8 alo 
, do. . do- do. good. 12 tola 
Ohio assorted lots.. 9 312 
Ohio wrappers.. <al8 
Wisconsin assorted lots.THtolrt 
V roETABi.Ea,—Old potatoes are going out lower ■ 
Southern will soon he a feature. Ninny >if present 
receipt of lire latter ure hull r s >rti-d and inricee uru 
thu« rendered irregular. Bermuda, choice, per bbl.. 
<<>.I»)3B..*»: Savunnull. new. sjo.Vtf.V 10; Florida, new. 
choice. $5 .OOuhWji culls, <2_0u<3 >.u .; canv rose, Kust- 
erii.iier.lJi bbl., |8.25@-i60: state. l.WsB: We»t- 
ern. If.50aj.no: do, bulk, per l-l) lbs.. *2.fiWM75: 
PiutOlibl'.w tin., per bol.. t8.00ad.25; State. <3.1XK3 
e.Asj I Mini.*, choice, <2 7.1 uj3 27; pe wless. State. *2.® 
‘**1, r ' hulk, per 190 t>*„ 1i.Wai.tli ; Jackson white. 
ta.,5».l.ld: »wtuu potatoes. Del.. *t.W. Near uy gar- 
MDliC 1 . 1.0111 kl. .i. I __. 1 .. ___ . 1 . . >_. , - ■ 
NEW IRON TURBINE 
.. ,v 2 poor; Sktouc 
. rlinu: Choice North 
®l0o.; u n pee led halves. 
arP-u 0 ?c7,S e , Cell, fee f " r "? ek ; U - 7i0 hhl »*; do. last 
week, 16500 do. I he market lias ruled weak. Loss 
on may soon be demanded: Western already 9 how 
two grades : rtrictiy fresh arc held. Canadian are 
In market hut not offered at the prevailing rates. 
Duck egg 3 quoted same as hen. Near points, dozen, 
lifflUHc.: state and Penn . UxeSUVc.; Western best 
io^Sn htber, lutoilO.Xc.; Southern, 1UX44IIC.; goose. 
Maple Sugar.—Q uiet at low prices; 739c. fair to 
best cukes; 7oe. for sirup In tin. 
Honev.—P eddling at 7.310c. for comb; G@8c. 
sti allied. 
Fresh FnuiTS.—Bananas cut. off a good deal of the 
spring demand for apples. Baldwins to make $275 
must be faultless. Russets and fair Baldwins, *2® 
2 25; Inferior lots, <l<al 60, Exports |l,ISi) bbls. for 
week. Cranberries nominal at lust rates. Straw- 
Tile Strongest and -Host Durable Wind Eu- 
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nearly every Couuly. limn ire for it. 
Every V\ Hid Engine Fully Warranted. 
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Mill Mannfactorv 
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Household Plants. Once 
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s 35 ’ S4&I5 stow 
do Sfoc ’ * ^60* 13 t3o SOoT li 
do $70, 13 do 580. 7 Octave SOUAllF 
£P E1[ C H T/LlNflS $12o do §130, 7 1-3 
do $140, not used SI.V Months. Warranted 5 
years. AGfO Ps WANTED. Illustrated Cam- 
^icje.per page. HORACE 
WArER.S & SONS, Manufacturers uu <1 
Dealers, 40 East 14th., Street, New York. 
to good ultra; ASuKv.ti.25 f■ ir good to very ohotce 
(with a few vory fancy brjinlii up to |3.75j: Minnesota 
on.iir, very Interior V>fancy, ut *.4J15. U 4 8 j • Minnosom 
•‘straight.” very Inferior to strictly choice *t fi.vitto 
u 7a: aud very iaiicy ay high «S|U; and patent poor 
to strictly fancy ay |5.3xa8A7; r«w brands going 
above t..adto7.t>i; unsound acock at from <2.26 «i5.2&; 
city mill etir» at *5.00toS.2i for Wen indies (the 
lutterrate for very fancy In new packages); do. for 
Knglatid and f3.’,031.0ti; do. trade family extras, <5.25 
38.2b: do. for Hontn America. MAVxHj for fair to 
very cholci:: No. a a# f.6033.45 for poor to strictly 
fancy. 
Grain—W heat has shown u sharp advance 
through speculative raaiilpulatlous ciiieUy, and has 
been very active. Latest sales are Of No. I white 
at #Lltii<»L16M; white State at <1.17 ; No. 2 white 
at <l.UV@1.14; ungraded white at *LI2totl5: 
white Canada in bond nt <1.(9; No. 1 red ut 
<1.18 in store; iNo. 3 red at *U7k«l.l8; No. 2 
red ut f 1.14, ungraded n-d at $1.05*1.15: No. 3 
am bur at 11 . 1 .^ 1 . 17 : uiigradiid smh«r at ♦1.121431-17; 
Rdxod winter ut $Ui>M: No.2.spnng at »l.0stol.0.j 
No, 3 spring tit 9jq49!io ; rejeeted spring at »hijb4c.; 
ungraded spring at lllc.lgl<1.02X . No. 1 White, May. 
at <l.t5‘F(itLlti ; do.. June, at «.W \ Al.Kk ; No. 2 red. 
Muy, at «L 7MttLmrt do.. June.at $U7«tol.l8t do., 
July, at $1,15X31.15V: Mu. * winner. Juno, ut 8L17W ; 
New York No.a spring, June, ut f 1.1031 04. ltye at 
6Sa60e. tor Western and OluatlSXc. for mute. Corn Is 
higher also und active. Sales of New York No. 2 at 
48Eto4(i;Vc.; New Yolk steamer mixed at 46X345X0* 
No. 8 at 44(<446Xc-i Utlgruded western mixed at 44 
47c.; New York No. 2 white at 45)44Sbje.; New York 
steamer white at 48c.; wrote Weesicrti at 4«X«47c\; 
New York N«. 1 , May option, at P>Xc.: <lo.. June ud- 
tiou, ut h!<a: do., July option, at 45N<s.: steamer 
m xed. May optiou, at 44Vc-: do.. Juno option, ut 4354 
'0.4.1VC. Oatsare higher and in good demand, l.at- 
est sales of New York No. I aibixe.; New Y'i.rk No. 
i white ill 40c.: New York No. 2 at :i6qc.: New York 
No. 2 white at 37337X0. New York No. 3 at 3tc.: New 
\ wlilte at 85c.: No. 3 Chicago ntioat at 
.KiXc., and do in store ut H2qu3io.: mixed Western 
at 34X«35ko.; whitn do. at 3tVA3ac.: mixed Stale at 35 
w35Xu.; white state at 3834tic. 
HAY and Straw.—K eoelpts are small and de¬ 
mands full, with prices well sustained. 
Sales at 40@4ao. for shipping, and 7U®S5c. for retail 
qualities. Straw nt 40345e. for long rye; 35o. for 
snort rye, and oats at 30a:ioo. 
Exports for week. 198 bales. 
Oil-Cake,—W estern is higher, quoted at $27.75<ai28 
per ton. 
,„ 1I , c l p ?-‘l Ext, 9 rt8 fur th e week 122 bales. Emmet 
Wells In his circular says ; *• A fair trade has been 
doing thhi week, ebiefly with brewers, at unchanged 
prices. Exporters would taka more hops could they 
Ind the quality to suit. It is said that western 
brewer* hame made quite an inroad upon stocks of 
choice hops iu the interior* and better prices have 
ruled there than here during the last lew weeks. 
Formeriy these brewers got their supplies from 
M latiunaln and other Western Slates, but as thure 
are no good hops remaining in those districts they 
ustc to send their orders Es»t.” 
a.^'o 0t U iOQ “v. ,wr 2, Nt ‘ w fork's, new crop, choice. 
A312 ; Near York’s, now crop, medium, 733; New 
\vifJt Hi 71 °‘i° r V D * H W EaaUsru, G<^9; 
Yoarllugs, 2 at . Olds, all growths. 13 
*, JrACiliO l'uhsl, nominal, 12 . 
Poultry and game.—L ive fowls and chicks have 
a good, steady sale. Supplies are likely to be liberal, 
and seller* do not press for high tlgures. Turkeys 
1'iwcr, being chieily old Toms. Ducks Bteady Few 
prime geese coming. 
.S»>rlug chicks, 75c.c«4$ 1.25 » pair: winter. 85a87c.: 
N. J. fowls, per lb, lianxc.; Western, lOxaiic.; 
Southern, TOdslOXCr! roosters, old, 5380 . Tnrkevs 
asr- wia SLL* sta*^ 
“• * w - 
Country-dressed poultry Is In light supply and 
someth!pg higher. Light supplies of 
guttle give fauev poultry and extra call, 
lurkeys, Jersey, prime small, llkwlrtc,; SUte and 
Western, do., lSalfc.* fair to good, large, 13314c • 
HD tin... dry-pleked, 7313c. Spring chickens do 45(3 
F te W, W 7l L T' 1 hr ' ,1 i rtr8 ' 3Wiq5o, Fowls, Jersey, choice. 
L.lJ 6 ^• ^ li’ 1 Western, prime, 11312c.; 
fair to good, I 03 llc.; Fhiltt., dry-picked, 13315 c 
8hM n V a r,f ch r? lCo * 27<3)‘«0.; small. 23325c. 
alid*\Vesteru, *''**' : 8t,lte 
quoted ‘ U ‘ 4 p,l<,10,1 ■' , rom f"-lsd tho supply of game ; 
f2.*!5(»2.50 V do*.: Do witch. <1.50; 
; ? lual , 1 “ n ‘l Sand, 50.:. Wild pigeons, 
trapped, <t.7o; do. shot, $1.50. Squabs. <3.25. K 
New York, Saturday, May 10th. 
Beeves.—R eceipts for the week, 9,730 head; do., 
lust week, 10,012 do. The market closed early after a 
sharp demand with Wednesday's prices, more than 
supported. Quality w*s In sellunT favor in the latest 
droves. Leaving out some bruised steers and a 
pair or two of coarse stags sold at 9c. * Tb.,and about 
two car-loads of prime bullock* htilOXo., to dross oii 
to... IPs., the extreme isege was 9X<i»(0Xc., to dress 
W> lbs., and general Mle« were at OXtohlc. W It., in- 
eluding saliva of 15 car-loads of itlllers nt nearly to 
9Vo. T n>. average. 
Milch Ootvs are featureless as a market. A val¬ 
uable cow would depend upon a chance sale here. 
Ordinary stock has merely a quoted range of *30®t60. 
VEAL Calves. With an abundant offering prices 
are weak. Best Bucks Co. and N. J., live. 5Xc.; do., 
State. t>c.: others, 334Xc- Hog-dressed calves, 
choice. ti.qtoTXc.: poor to fair, 4H@5Xc. 
SllKKf* And LAMBB.-Receipt* for the week. 20,748 
bend; do. last week, 22,9®) do. Some lots were left 
over and the market wound up easier. Clipped sheep 
brought IVst&'-'C.: un shorn, 5X3bX'c. :ufew yearlings, 
7,X37Jie.: N. j. lambs, choice, liiislUXc. r lb.; poor 
to prime, 739X0.; Ylrgiulu, 7>s39c. 
HOGrt.—Receipt* for week. S4,:ii>5 head: do. last 
ween, 27,925 do. Fairly tirm, without many public 
sales, at33f@4c. for good corn-fed. 
Dressed pork. State, light, &3t>Xc.; medium, 5X@«c.; 
heavy, 4 %(^dc.: city. 4X<^5 Xc. 
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by the 
CENTENNIAL JUDGES. 
Every machine warranted to 
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tu do good work in uriv kind 
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made. 
Each piece Is fitted and num¬ 
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Biscuit, Bolls, Cake and Pastry. 
It is Better and Healthier than ordinary Baking 
Dwdpr PpAHlB TuPllIP ric Un.>n« 
-- - -- —vm.vi tuau uiuiiiai r DalklUif 
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The cost of raising Bread, Biscuit, &ts., with it D 
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It restores the nutritious elements which are tuken 
from the flour In bolting. No ordinary Baking Pow¬ 
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Providence R. I. 
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Ins., 14 per Ct; 95 Ins.. 2U per ct; 62 ins., 2o per ot 
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Price List. 
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TEBMS FOR 1879 
* Reduction in Price! 
LESS WEIGHT! LIGHTER DRAFT! 
It lias been adopted and can be seen In practical 
OPERATION In the PUBLIC P ARKS of NEW YORK 
BROOKLYN. BOSTON, NEW HAVEN, CLEVE¬ 
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departure 
FROil 
HIGH PRICES 
FOR 
To meet the demand of the times, we have com 
menced the manufacture of 
TWENTY DOLLAR 
OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS 
PHOSPHATE, 
AND 
WE GUARANTEE 
the following Analysis, which will be printed or 
bag: 
Ammonia, from. 
Bono Phosphate, Soluble ... 
Insoluble.. 
Price, 5520 per 2.000 lb: 
• oniVTiY New Ba t# ol 
200 lbs. each. 
Free on board cars or boats iu Philadelphia or Balti 
more. 
BAUGH & SONS, 
Sole Manufacturers, Philadelphia. 
lodemlroD*, Hardy and Greenhouse 
Ls. t u'iulllRii. Uoscs, Magnolias, Pur- 
relies, Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Vines, etc. 
LAWN PLANTING 
and advice to purchasers free. Staking out 
■t'hK* jfcttxi to»5.oji per day. Price List Free. 
Are the only perfectly chilled Plows made, and with our new Jointer and Coulter 
are positively unrivaled 
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y Look fortoe1iame'*‘'OLl[v£St i ” < "ou l Umbeam* " d ° deet 10 seU inferior Plows on the reputation ol 
i. J KfiS, OLIVER CHILLED PLOW WORKS, 
I Dallua, Texas. _ 
t Rochester, n. y. South Bend, Ind, 
