Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-29

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price; lard oil, extra, at II to Soc; re-
fined petroleum at % to 26c. per gallon,
and West Virginia 1ubricating oil at 30
to 80 per gallon.
POULTRH-Prices have advanced to
81 O0@5 90 per dozen for old, and 81 so
for common to choice young.
POTATOES-Are scarce, and new
have sold as high as IS 90 per brl. on az
rival, but prices will doubtless be lower
in a few days.
PROVISIONS-The market has been
heavy and dropping nearly all the week,
and prices have declined 81 90 per brl.
on mess pork, and "A to re. per lb. on
bulk meats and bacon, closing with a
tirmer o on the part of holders, who
are generally Indifferent about selling
except at full prices.
MESS PoRK-Can now be bought at
$15 90, but is not freely offered at this
price, while it meets only a jobbing de-
mand.'
BACoN-Closes quiet but firm, at 61ac.
for shoulders, SIC. for clear rib, and
80 to sac. for clear rib sides all packed.
Sugar cured hams are held more firmly |
at Az to 15Ic. canvassed and packed.
BULK MEATs-Have ruled lower, but
large sales of shoulders nave been made
at SIZE, and more are wanted at the same
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extent, and prices are nominal at 7Mc.
Clear rib are firm at 71%c., and clear sides
at 77ac., all loose.
LARD-Advanced the first of the week
to 1O14c. for city kettle rendered, but it
has receded and closes dull at 10c., with
free sellers, Country is held at 9Ac.
G~REAsE-Is scarce and prices are nom
inal.
RICE-There is a moderate demand
for Carolina at 90 to 1O1c. per h., and
foreign at "a to SIC.
SALT-Ohio river and Kanawha sells
at sec. per bushel, and 81 90 per barrel.
Turk islands is offered at 4sc. per bushel
and Liverpool at 50 90 per sack.
SO.AP-The markets. firm, with a good
demand at n to 7Ac. per lib. for Ger
man, and 81 to 64c. for common yell
low.
STARCH-Is in fair demand at 3 to
54c. per lb. Ior prime pearl.
. SUGAR-We quote grocers' grades of
New Orleans at 10 to PIE; clarified do
at 121@ to &c., Demarara at 1914 to 13c.,
yellow refined at II to 12Mc., C1258c4
B white 12s4c., A white 1919 to 13c-, and
hard 1879 to 14c. per lib.
TOBACCO-Trash, per h., 6 to Tie;
common to good Tugs, ~ to he; fine
bright Jugs, white, IL to 49,; fine bright
. leaf, 10 to 15c. fine leaf, IL to 24c. Man
ufacturing and shipping-Trash, 5 to
5Rc.; Tugs, 81 to &c.; low to medium
, leaf, 64 to &c.; fine leaf, 8 to 42c.; bright
!. leaf, Is to doc. Manufactured--Bright
, pounds, 75c. to 81 25; tens and quarters,
bright, &c.; do, dark, 60 to &C., and
bright, inch, IS to 90c. per lb.
TEA-The demand is moderate, at
1 previous prices. We quote green tea at
75c. to 81 65 per pound for common to
!, prime; Japan at soc. to 81 35, and black
at CSC. to 81 60.
WOOL-Trade in this line continues
active, with large receipts and a good de-
) mand for all grades. Prices rule l to &c.
higher. We give a new classification
t, and revised quotations. We quote I'M
y washed, medium and coarse, at "a to Soc.
fine, 81 to $780,; combing, 50 to 40c.; tub
washed, choice, 90 to SOC I; common and
; unpicked, so to dc; fleece, washed,
Ohio, so to SIC; Illinois and Indiana,
43 to 45c.; combing, 90 to soc.
!, WHISKY-The market has been firm
at S9c., and lie. more was obtained one OF
two days, but it closes dull, with small
sales to-day at soc. per gallon in iron
bound c~ooperage.
/ Cincinnati Live Stock Markets.
BRIGHTON PENs GEO. BENIN, sUP'T.
e The arrivals of live stock at these yards
+ for the past week are as follows:
Beef Cattle 375
S Sheep 16C
Hogs Us
BEEF CATTLE-The market has been
stronger, owing to the short supply, and
: prices have advanced 25@50c. per cent.
closing firm, with all sold. We quote
: extra shipping cattle at So 75@6 90; prime
butchers stock at 81 1905 %; medium al
81 25@4 so, and inferior at So 1904 OF
, per GENITAL, live weight.
!, SHEEP-The supply has been light anC
. the market steady at 81 rs to 3 so pei
= GENITAL, live weight, for common to prime
y Lambs sell at 81 so to 8 90 per head.
HOGS-Thed demand has been active anG
= the market has ruled stronger, closing
with all sold at 81 80 to 4 60, gross, fol
L light to heavy averages.
|, GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDs-H. CLA1
EVANS, SECRETARY.
The receipts at these yards during the
past week are as follows:
e Beef Cattle 66(
Sheep 300
Hogs 1896
Mules 81
g BEEF CATTLE-The supply has beef
scarcely equal to the demand, and price!
= have advanced soc. per Genital, closins
u with all sold. We quote shipping cattl'
at So rs to 6 90, prime to ezra butchers
d stock at So % to 5 so, medium at 81 % t.
d 4 rs, and common at So so to 4 90 pc.
GENITAL, live weight.
SHEEp-The demand has been good
n and the market is firm at 5000 to 4 90 pc
d Genital for common to prime sheep, ant
81 rs to 3 % per head for lambs.
Hostile receipts have been large
and, to-day, the supply was in excess o
" the demand, and prices declined to 81 Il
to 4 80, gross, for light to heavy averages
with none left over unsold. Stock hog
are dull at 81 90, gross.