Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-06-21
THE MARKETS.

EBENsBURG, June 20, 1S66.-Flor,
S13 to SI4 per barrel; Corn, 81 =,
bushel; Beans, SIPS to 81; Butter. IS,
per pound; Eggs, 15c per dozen; F.sr.
seed, $3.50 Timothyseed, $3.50: Ga
verseed, So; Coffee, 80 and sic per N
Molasses, 90c per gallon Syrup, 81. q
and Sl.4O; Brown Sugar y and IL Ct.
per pound White, 20 to 22c Rice. Is
cents Wool, so cents per pound
THE following report of the Phlals.
phia Market is cleaned from the .Sat,uda
EiUeniag Post, dated June %, 1866:
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market contfB.
ues dull. About 5000 bis sold, in lo,.
mostly to the retailers and bakers, at price,
ranging from IS and $50 per bI for 81.
perfine, 50 and 10 for extra, SlI and II.
25 for low grade northwest family. SII..
80 and l1,75 for fancy do, SII.5O and
II for Pennsylvania and Ohio family. and
SIS and 16 for fancy brands, as to quar-.
ty. Rye Flour sells in small wav a;
SO, so per bbl. Pennsylvania Corn Meal
sold at 81, ,25 per bhl-
GRAIN-The receipts of Prime Whes,
continue very light. About $500 ba:
prime red sold at 81 50 and 3; 5000 bus
common do at S2,55 and 2,6O: 10000
bus spring Wheat at from 81 80 and ;, 20.
and small lots of white at from s., 10 alI
3,25 per bus, according to quality. Penn
+ sylyania Rye-1OOO bus sold at 81 p
| and l, % per bus. COrn-20,OOO b1
prime yellow sold at from % and 2s,
ahoat and in the ears; 1000 bus p-.-.
yellow at csc in store, and 10000 bs,
/ Western mixed at 90 and 94c per bu.
Oats-25OO bus Delaware sold at 7Gc:
| 6OOO bus Pennsylvania at T3 and 74c.
| and IA 900 bus Western at 63 and G5c
per bus.
PRovIsIoNs-Prices continue very firm,
| but the demand is limited. Small sales
are making at S3l and 81, 80 per bU.
/ for new Mess Pork 20 and 25c per 10
for Bacon Hams 19 and 2Oc for pick
/ led do =; 145c for salt Shoulders, and ,
and 23c per ID for prime tierce lard. Ba.-
ter-Sales of solid roll at 20 and 25c, the
latter for good Cheese-Sales of New
York at l9 and pc. Eggs-Sales are
making at 26 and 27c per doz.
FRUIr-We notice sales at l ) and Sc
new range from 10 to 2lc Peaches ar
disposed of in a small way at 20 and p,
for impaired halves.
SEEDS Cloverseed; 400 bus prime sol.
at 81 and 80 per 64 los. Timothy
small sales are reported at 50 and j,
per bus. Flaxseed 800 bus sold at 3,
25 and $50 per bus,
TALLow-Small sales of city rendera.
are making at 12c, and country at Tx
per Id.
WooL-About $4,000 lbs sold in lots
at prices ranging from 81 and 62c tos
fine fleece 80 and SIC for medium Do,
and So and 4Oc per ID for course unwas--
ed, as to quality.
LIVE SroCK.-The supply of Beef Cat
tie during the past week amounted ID
about 400 head. The prices realized
from II and Is cts per 10. 25O Cows
brought from $50 to 20 per head
Sheep-SOOO head were disposed Of 81
from and 81 per h. $500 Hogs SUI
at from S13, 90 and II, per 100 lbs.
The following report of the Pittsburgh
market is extracted from the Fgs, Of tha
| 10Th instant.
Flour, S12, S12 so, S1275 and Sl3
per barrel Spring Wheat Flour, Sl0Si
and Sl1; Cheese, 16, II, IS, y an
23c per pound Oats, 81 and 60c Pc
bushel: Wheat, 1925 Corn, 50 an,
Sic; Barley, 90 and 95c; Butter, - an
pc per pound; Eggs, - and pic PEI
dozen Sugar Cured Hams, y and ,
per pound; Clear Sides, IS and lSttc'
Ribbed, lie; Shoulders, 151 and Ice