Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-07-06

MOLASSES.-There is a moderate
consumptive demand, but the transac-
lions were confined mainly to the job;
bling houses. w New Orleans
60@5Sc. Tor fair to choice; sirups 1895,
and sorghum 30@45c. as in quality.
OILS.-There is only "a moderate in
quiry for hnseed at zoe. Lard oil is
selling at T@Soc. for extra current
make, the latter price for small amounts.
Refined petroleum is in moderate request
at24@26c.i ~
POULTRY.@The arrivals of old were
light, and the market ruled firm through
out the zweek, closing at 81 5o@5 per
dozen asin qualify Young are dull at
$2@3, as in size and Conditions.
PoTATOES@The receipts of new for
three or f~oursdays have past been more
liberal, and prizes are lower, closing at
$4@4 40 per brl. from store. Not
enough doing in old to warrant quota
tions. ~
POWDER-We quote blasting SO go
"a per keg of % lbs. and rifle So SOC
E6per keg.r
PROFESSIONALISM was a good
market for nearly all articles of the hog
producer the greater portion of the week,
but no disposition was manifested to
press sales, and prices were maintained.
MESS PoRK-City packed can be had
at $50, but was not freely offered,
nor was there much demand. Some
summer packed is offered at $14 SO.
Country mess and rumps remain dull
and nominal. -
BULK MEATs-There was but little ami
nation in the market at any time during
the week. Clear rib sides were in request
lfn-6au of T1Zn - hT1t Uoro hold IZa
higher. Clear sides are quoted at &c., all
loose.
BAcoN-The market is ffrmer than at
the date of our last weekly summary,
and sides are H@Ic. higher, but there
has been no change in shoulders. Shout
ders were bought at 6%c., and more
could have beep. obtained at the same
rate, though they were not freely offered.
Clear rib sides advanced to S15e., and
clear sides to SI@9e, packed, with sales
to-day at these rates to a fair extent.
LOG. is now asked, and some brands are
aLARD-About the middle kof the
week a better; demand was EXPERIENCED,
and liberal sales were made at 94@10c.
for k-ettle-rendered leaf, country and
city. Prime new steam advanced to
RIoE-We quote Carolina49k@1O14cs
per.lb., and Rangoon, 500. &A4
sUGAR-we quote New Orleans 80
@12Ac. for fair to prime, and clarified
121913c.; Demerara is quoted19A@14c.
yellow refined 12@12Ic.; extra YC'
1850. B 2Ac. "a" 1879 @l3e.asan
hard 1904.
3 SEED-CIover is held at 101Sc. perlb,
and 4@4 50 per bush. is asked-fof timn2
thy; but the demand for bothsWas limit
ed.g FlaXism fair request at$Is75@IS0
per bush. for prime. ekSe ~
SALT-There is a fair business doing
in domestic at Sec. per bush. and 500
brl. Coarse Liverpool is held ut So per
sack, and Turks Island 4s@50c.ap per
BUSH; but there is very littIes doing in
either. @sws-e
STARCH-The market is steady, with
a fair demand at 5@5Ac. per 1b. for re-
fined pearl.
T~AILOw-There is a moderate de-
mand, with sales at.7M@sc, per ID; for
prime. a
TEAS-The demand for CONSUMPTION
was fair, but prices did moi 1ndergogany
change. We quote: - 81.
BLAcK-Souchong, 81 90 to $3.50; 90
long, 65c. to 81 %.
GREEN-Young Hyson, 75c. to 81 90;
Hyson, 6Oc to 81 80; Imperial. zoe. to
81 so; G~unpowder, 81 10 to 81 rs.
~ -E3s 9as dss
WOOL-The market is very firm, and
full prices are being p~aidssthongh we
have no alteration to note in prices.
wHISKY-Prices vfbrated between IS
| @S9c. during the week. To-day there
was a good demand at 8Sc., with sales OF
Eover 500 brls., but higher figures were
asked at the close.
Cincinnati Live stock Markets.