The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-09-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS range as fol-
S $40 iGa5 5 %; sprin nss SOS IS 75I Extra a. $3.50 sHs5s e 60; ia supey,
fine, So 25@3 rs. Rye flour is quiet and steady at 1915
GA. ~Grain-Wheat, prime to choice white is
held at sG9i 10, hill, ST O5a1 Io. Corn, No. 5, 4s
white, SS@Ssc. Malt, Canada spring, sls1 O5i
Mess Mssie pork IS Sc 81 s5s r.'' Lard ard ioH% S@Ga9ys Cotton Cotton,
,tNDlANAPoLIs.zFlour, city fancy, $500 50;
city city, family asl 81 s5 faS So s9;d county, " yo family 4 s. 5Sss ssi
very dull at 81. Grain Wheat, new is offered
at soc. for inferior, and SOC. @s1 15 for choice
amber. Corn, 4Ih@45c. Oats, 25@2Sc. Rye, 50c.
bid for No. 2. Hay, the entire range is, S6912. Lard
The market is strong at 1OK@iOXe. for prime
steam. Wool-Dealers offer 1s@23e. Tor unwashed,
22@25c. for fleece washed; 339S5c. fer tub-washed.
BURY, 5@10c. less.
LOtISVMLE-Flour, extra, So 5O@S rs; extra
family, saga so +; ANo. /, So 25@5 so fancy, IS $50
6 so. Grain-Wheat, S19l 10. Corn, white, 43c.;
mixed. 42c. Oats, 3S936c. Mess Pork, ST. 5O@1S.
101sc. Bacon Shoulders, &c.; clear rib, lO91OMc.;
clear, 1919. Lard. t~ierces, 12A@l24c.; kegs, ~
@ISLHc. Cotton, 111ac.,
81 IS; No. ! White Michigan, 81 1871; No. 2 white
Michigan, 81 IL; extra white Michigan, 81 %; am
berMichigan, 81 l9h;No. 2 amber Michigan, 81 1O1a;
No. 2 red winter, 81 Is; No. 8 red winter, 81 90.
grade, 47Lc.; damaged, 44Hc. Oats, No. z, 35c.;
white, ACE; No. 2 white, 3Se.; rejected, Csc.
NEW 1Ohh--tIOur-N0. z S39S 49, Supernne
Western aud State, s4@4 s. common to good
extra and Western State, 81 s5@5; good to choice
Western and State, IS 0595 40; common to choice
white wheat Western extra, SIS 1897 rs; extra Ohio,
patent process, extra good to prime, and choice to
double extra, Sc 1893 so. Rye flour is steady at
"a 7595 20 for superfne. Wheat, !Sl@1 20. Corn,
tS959c. Rye, 70@9Oc. Barley, four-rowed State,
Cotton, 11%@11 11-16c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Western ~superfne
MD sstFss, .S q 2 iSS,, S73 q g 5STa i5 Wisconsin, bsSDsRI,.n nRd
Ohio and Indiana family extras, S. 1896 rs high
grades and Minnesota patent process, SOS Is.
Grain Wheat, Western red, 81 05; amber Pennsyl-
Pennsylvania, Csc. Corn, yellow Western, 59@
59L5c.; mixed Western, 55@57c.: white Western,
55c. Oats, new white Western, 36@44c., and old
white Western, SOC. Cheese, Western fine, 7@Sc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, S4@4 so per bar.
rel choice family, Sc 50@7. Corn is steady al
45c. in store. Oats are steady at 45c. in store.
Lard is steady; in tierce, BE-; in kegs, 1915. Pro,
SIC. per pound; clear rib sides, 10c., and cleal
sides, 1916. Bagging is firm and prices are I'M
changed; quoted at 129lsc. per pound.
tirely nominal. Corn is dull, and buyers and sell
ers apart; No. 2 mixed Western held at size. Oats
are dull; sales in car lots of new white at S69Ssc.
according to quality. Rye is nominal at 75c. fol
Western. Barley, there is no movement. Cana
freights, SIC. for corn to New York.
o MARKETS.
| -OaII6 COumOl 10 me0lum
S293 70; good butchers qualities, SAGA 80
Sheep, 2Z@sHc. for common to extra. Lambs
394Ac. for common to extra. Hogs-CommoI
medium light, 81 1895 Is; fair to good heavy, Sc II
@6 So.
NDIANAPOLIS-Cattle, prime to extra butch
ers, SAGA so; good, s3@3 rs; fair to medium, So 2
as common, 81 1892 so. Sheep-Good shipping
IS pounds: and over, $685.; common, 81 5092
Hogs, So 70@6
BUFFALO.-Sales were made Of five cars o
Workers at Sc 2O96 40 per hundred pounds; eigh
cars of heavy hogs at Sc 3712@6 so. The yard
are reported bare OF other stock.
NEW Y0RK.-Cattle-0rdinary TO prime nativ
steers at S%@gAc. Sheep and LANDSLIDE marke
ruled dull at SA@5Ac. for sheep, and 4A96hc. pc
ID. for ambs. Hogs-State hogs, alive, commant
$4,000; dressed hogs, S@sc. per ID.
per 100 lbs; medium to good cattle, 81 75G
S; common to fair cattle, S4@4 so. Hogs-Sales wer
made of Workers, Sc 3O@6 40 per 100 lbs; Philadel
phia hogs. Sc 5O@6 IS. Sheep-Sales were made a
8 SOFAS per hundreds.
W~O0L.-Pricesa are reported from Boston as fol
lows Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces, 37@i 0c. 70
medium and extra, i2@ISc. for double extra an,
picklock, and 45@i7c. for triple extra. The suppl
of fine wool offering was quite small. Holders Loo
for higher prices, and but very little double extr
can be purchased under 45c. Combing and delain
heeces were in demand and firm at 4O@45e. for fla
delaine, and 45950c. for combing. Wisconsin an
Michigan t~eeces, S3@S5c. Pulled wool, 28@4Oc. 70
] super and extra.