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

lease in 1870, the fine paid ty the present.
Duke of Wellington was $4,000 The
tee-simple of the ground upon which
Apsley House stands, granted by law or
favor under the sign-manual of George
the Second, remains in the hands of the
descendants of the old apple-woman n
hundred and twenty years after the King
passed his word to the wounded soldier.
Cincinnati Markets.
ALCOHOL-The market closed steady
at 81 so for 90 per cent.
BROOM CoRN-There is but a linn
merely nominal. The asking prices are
2 to Sc. per Id. for red, and 4 to DC. for
green.
BEESWAX-The demand is fair and
receipts light. We quote prime. samples
% to zoe. per Id.
BARK-The receipts were in excess
of the demand. and the market ruled dull
throughout the week., but no decline was
established. We quote prime chestnut
oak $l4 per cord for new.
BUTTER-We quote prime to choice
Central Ohio and Indiana Is to 20c., and
Western Reserve al to %. Medium
| grades are quoted II to 15c., and grease
butter s to SC. =
COTToN-Middling is held at 20c.;
low middling 10 to- I9Ac., and good Or
binary .17A to 1S4e., but these figures
are above the views of the buyers.
COAL-There is but a limited amount
at the river unsold, and prices afloat are.
merely nominal. The rates delivered to
consumers are 12c. for Ohio River, 16c.
for Pittsburg, and zoe. for camel.
CORDAGE-There is a firm market
for all descriptions, but prices did not
undergo any change. We quote Manila
17I to 1SLc. per Id. for %-inch and up
ward, and 1879 to 1870. for smaller sizes.
Sisa1 rope is quoted 151a to 161ac., and
jute rope 121@ to 13c.
CHEESE-The arrivals of the best
grades OF factory were more liberal,
though there has been little aecumula-
ton in stock, and prices were maintain
ed. We quote the best grades of factory
IL to lie. Poor qualities are difficult to
dispose of.
COFFEE-The demand from consum-
ers was fair and the market ruled steady
throughout the week. The transactions
were confined mainly to the iobbing
houses We quote Rio 16 to lie. for COM
mon III to 17Ac- for fair; Is to 49,
for good 19c. for prime, and 1870. for
choice. Java is selling at "a to 27c., and
Laguayra 1917 to 20c. These are the
jobbing prices.
CANDLES AND SOAP-There is still
a good demand for soap, and full prices
are obtained, but candles are dull. We
quote:
Star candle Is
German !9Hg y
Common yellow EA9 50
EGGS-The receipts were inadequate
to the demand, and prices are steadily
advanced until 17c. was reached, and
they were in fair request to-day at this
rate for fresh arrivals. Prices, however.
would give way under anyzmaterial in
creasein the arrivals.
FIRE-CRACKERS-The demand was
brisk, and the market ruled firm at 81 go
to 2 20 per box.
FEATHERS-The arrivals are only
market ruled firm at 65c. perlb. for prime
live geese.
Notwithstanding is qnoted So 25i
as so; extra sold at Sc 1906 30, the
latter for choice trade brands. Family is
held at Sc 40@6 60, and fancy Sc 65@
z so, as in quality.
GRAIN.-WHEAT.-There was a fur
Their decline early in the week, and Mol
red winter sold down to 81 SO, and No.
2 to 81 "a. Toward the close, however,
a better demand from the city millers
was experienced, and a portion of the
decline was recovered, and the market
closed steady at ST. 40 for No. and
81 81 for No. 2, and we do not thinkpur-
chases of any magnitude could be made
at these rates, as stocks are small and.
still higher prices anticipated.
CoRN.-Sound mixed ear sold at 5Sc.
- To- o,1 xrhsfo - 20 n Rnn So Shnl1nl
is quoted 5Oc. for mixed and 62@63c. for
white and pure yellow.
OArs-We quote mixed 54@57c. for
fair to prime, and white $4,000.
RYE.-The supply has been in excess
of the demand, and the market ruled dull
| all the week, and prices are lower, and
the market closed rather quiet at 9ec. for
No. !, and S6@S7c. for No. g.. ssEz
BARLEY.-Nothing was done in old.
A few lots of the new crop of fall We're
| received and sold at S3@SSc. for fair to
prime. Prime fall is salable at 9oc. for
| August and September delivery, but sell
lers generally are contending for ST.. r.
HEMP.-The receipts were in excess
of the demand, and h market closed
dull. Prime undressed Kentucky is
quoted $155 per ton, on arrival, and $3.50
@$l65 from store. Dressed is quiet at
12I @12Ac. per lib. from store.
HOPS@The market was inactive, and
sales are being made only in Jobbing
lots. The best Eastern are selling at
I1@12e., and Western s@9c. per Id.
HIDES-No Improvement in the de-
mand, and the market remains dull,
though prices did not undergo any
change. We quote: = = - !
Wet sa1ted. ~ ga
Dry flint gN
Dry Salted-- d@@S
Sheep pelts W@Si"
LIME CEMENT AND PLASTER
The demand was fair and prices steady.
We quote lime 81 25@1 80 per bril-; ce-i
ment. So 25n2 so, and Newark plaster,