Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-07-13


expression of sober melancholy settled
on the, old mans face, as, taking his COM
panion's arm, he turned and walkedleis-
urely away. va H''~ yisI-'~h 2ti
Eao Cincinpnti Markets. alsa-
ALCOH0L-There mas been some IL
regularity in the market during the
week, but it closed firm at 81 s3 Tor 90
per CEN over proof. 9tnFf1
BROOM CORN-The demand is lin
tied and quotations are to a great eXtenE'
nominal. Bed brush is quoted 2@3c. per
Id. and green4@5c. @ -.
+ BEESwAX-The market is urnchang-
led and steady: We quote prime samples
2S@3Oc. per ib.
. BARK-The s!f5plyi is liberal, demand
light, and market dull. Prime chestnut
oak will not now command more than
$l2@l3 for new. s.~ 7,
BUTTER-We quote prime to choice
ECentraI Ohio or1ndiana 16@1Sc, and
Western Reserve 1S@20c. Occasional
Esaleso of extra table are made 1 @2c. high
er. Medium grades are quoted 12@15c.,
and grease S@S1ac. 5a!, 70
= COTTON-The market closes dull, and
Eprfces are merely nominal. Middling is
held att 209c.; low middling, 1890 +;
good ordinary, Is to 1S1ac,, and ordinary
10 to1ae. a ,aT1' 3v. tta~ -st
COALLThere is but "a limited
moun at the river unsold. Several
barges were disposed of during the week
at lie. per bush. for Ohio River, and loo.
for PittsbuFg. The rates delivered to
consumers arc II to dc. for Ohio River;
IS to 1Sc. for PittsbuEg, and 20 to pc. for
camel. 4tGfA
CHELSEA further decline was es-
tablished during the week, and the best
grades of factory are now selling at 100
lie. per ID. The sales were hardly equal
to the receipts and there has been some
aceumuiatien in -stoeks. v
rC0EFEE-The adxices from the East
were of a more favorable character, and
1.-THE msifketAwas firmer, but prices did not
undergo any change. We quote, Rio 16@
FT7c.I for common III to- F34c. for
prime, and 19Rc. for choice. Laguayra
is selling at - to 1855 and Java "a. to
- EGGS-The demand carly i'll the week
was fully up to the receipts, but for two
or three days past the receipts have eX-
seeded the, sales, and prices are dull and
lower, closing at 15c-per doz. at the
marks-S0 rGS4G5C rs=
FEATHERs-Fhe demand was fair,
and the market lruled steady ata62c. per
Ii. thin cottoHssacks, 3a6kW
FLoUR-Famil!y sell at Sc 40 to So so.
and choice to fancy brands of white
wheat flour range up-to 81 so. TEXtrai is
now freely offered at SO 10 to SO %. iSu-
perflne is dull at So to So 90, and low
grades at.S3 20 to 81 so as in quality.
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Fl GRAIN@WHEAT-Noa 1 old winter
sold at 81 35 in elevator and to ar
rive. No.Enew sold at 81 80, and prime
lots, by sample, at 81 % to 1927, closing
at the inside figure. New hill wheat
sold toAdaySat $I30~to$ 81 32.[ There is
doing in white wheat Il
RYE-Has been-in good demand, and
with moderate offeringszthe market is
stronger, Closing with buyers offering
good lots by samples at Doe, in sacks, on
arrival.
BARLEYAThe demand is light, and
some good lots offaH have been sold at
sec, but holders generally ask 81 for
September delivery.
sHEMP-The market ruled quiet all
the week, but pFices<were maintained.
We quote undressedKentucky $l55 per
store. Dressed SHIELD at 1917 to l23Ic.l
per lb. Is
A D,
best EasternFare selling at u to 15c., and
Western lO. to 12c. "A
<HIDES-The-demand continues light,
and the market is dull, but no decline
was established. We quote:
Green. per -
Ply Ginti @&
sheep speifs: sol 20
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