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

ALCOHOLICS not varied much
and closes steady at 81 s3 per gallon for
9S per cent. over PROOF.
BAGGING AND 1IEs-There is no
improvement in the demand, and prices
are unchanged. We quote the jobbing
rates for flax bagging, ~ lbs, per yard,
at pc; Kentucky de-, 2 lbs, 21c., and
iron ties at G to 611c.
BEANS-Are firm, with a fair demand
for medium at 81 80 TO 50 90 per bushel,
and navy at 81 10 to 81 20.
BROOMS-The market continues dull,
with free offerings at inside prices. We
quote common at 81 80 to 2 90 per dozen,
Shaker at 50 80 to 81 rs, Hurl at 81 80
to So 90, and steamboat brcoms at So so
to So 90.
BUTTER-Yellow brings 90 to 22c.,
n prime 16 to 1Sc. Central Ohio brings
as much as Western Reserve, if it is well
made. Medium grades, or butter off in
color or condition, is dull at II to 14c.
Grease butter is in demand at 8 to &c.,
with but little in market.
BROOM CORN-The demand %contin-
ues small, and the offerings are liberal at
2 to &c. for red, and 4 to &c. per lb. for
green brush.
BARK-The supply is ample, and it
is difficult to sell prime chestnut oak at
over $14 90 per cord, on arrival, but
holders ask 81 90 more.
BEESWAX-Is scarce and in good
demand at soc. per d., for prime.
COAL-There is little afloat unsold,
and prices are firm for Youghiogheny
at 1Sc.. and Ohio river at 12c. per bushel.
COFFEE-There is a steady market,
with a fair c~onsumptive demand. We
quote roasting grade Rio at 16 to 17c.;
; good at 1Sc.; prime at 1917 to &c.,; choice
at 1917 to 20c.; government Java at %
to PC, and, Languayra at 1917 to zoe.
per lib.
/ CHEESE-Has advanced under eX-
hausted stocks to 11%@12%c. per lb. for
prime to choice factory, but there is now
a better supply, and the market closes
easier.
COTTON YARNS-We quote batting
/ at 10 to 24c. per h.; pound yarns at &c
5 to 32c.; carpet warp at 80 to SOC. per lb.
Z colored carpet warp at SO to &c.,; cover.
| yarns, No. 5O0s at 10 to &c.,; No. COOS, al
5 ID to 14c.; No. zoos, at IL to 12c. pei
Dozen; cotton rope and Irvine at 30 tC
Bic, and short reel yarn at % to zoe
t per ID.
COTTON-The market has been active
and excited all the week, with liberia
!, sales, chiefly of the higher grades. Price:
have advanced 134c. per 1b. on the higher
grades, n the market closes with an &C.
middling at 2lc.; middling at 201 tt
2019c., low middling at 1911 to 19Ac.
! good ordinary at IS to 49,, and ordi
nary at 151a to lie. per Id.
! COOPERS' STUFF-The demand il
1 light, and prices are a little better thai
nominal. We quote:
\ At river, per 1,000-Barrel poles
, $40 00 to SIS 90; hogshead poles, $25 OF
$50 90.
t At Canal, c., Fl. Sc d. Ind L. c. rail
t roads-Barrel poles, SIG 90 to 20 90
hoshead poles, $40 90 to $50 90.
' At o. Sc M. railroad-Barrel poles
t $40 90 to SIS; hogshead poles, $25 90 t.
$50 90.
Slaves, per 1,000-Barrel, rough, $16 Oh
to SIS 90; do. dressed, $22 90 to $23 90
: hogshead, slack, $50 90 to $35 90; do
tight, $40 90 to $50 90.
EGGS-The market has been steady
and closes firm at 13c. per doz. for fresl
5 receipts of reliable marks.
FEATHERS-Continue dull at Coo
per lb. for prime in light cotton sacks.
FRUIT.-There is a good demand an
e a firm market for lemons at 81 50t@S On
per box, and oranges at SIS OO@S so
: Dried fruit is quiet but steady. W
I quote apples at 5@71ac. per h.; quartz
peaches at 9%@1O15c.; half do. at 121
@13Hc.; dates at 10@11c.; prunes, il
It kegs, at 10@11c.; citron at 45@47c.; fig
at 14@15c. per b.; layer r~aisins, pei
box, S 1903 90; currants, per 1b.
e HOLE.
GINSENG.-The new crop just be
:, gins to come in. Late advices iron
!, China report the article dull and declin
ing. We quote old at 75@90c.; new a
65@75c.
-FLOUR.-Family sold at Sc O0@6 sc
but the later is an extreme price 70
: choice branns. Extra sold at Sc 4O@6 So
e the latter rate for we'll known trad
; brands. Superfine is in fair demand a
So 1906 90, but low grades are dull a
81 1906 %. Rye f1our is quiet at So OO
Corn meal is dull at So 5000 rs per brl
GRAIN-WHEAT.-The receipts TO
n the last few days have been more liberal
and some of the mills having stopped, tn
y local trade is light and prices have de
u clined 10c. per BUSH, the market closin;
dull at 81 45 for Mol winter red, an
81 40@1 ~ for No. 2 do. Prime whit
sold to-day at 81 80.
;o CoRN.-The receipts nave been liberal
l. but, with a good local and shipping de
mand, prices have advanced 1c., closin
firm at 57@5715c. for mixed ear, on al
? rival, and 57@5Sc. for mixed shelled, i
d elevator. White is scarce and woul
IS bring 60c.
RI RYE.-The demand has been light, an
le prices have declined to SOC. for No. l an
100000. for No. 2, in elevator, or in sack:
ON arrival.
le BARLEY.-There is nothing doing i
old; new has sold at 95c. for No. 2, an
81 90 for No. l delivered in September
Z There is none now offered at these pr
r ces, but buyers views are &c. less.
n MALT.-Is offered at 81 OO@1 25 fc
"a good to choice spring and fall, with littl
demand.
IL HOPS.-There is a fair demand fc
prime western and eastern at 1O@15,
lie per h., but inferior is neglected.
w HAY.-The market is firm for the be-
ter grades, but the inferior are dull. w
at quote prime tight and loose presse
timothy at SIS 00@20 90 per ton, an