The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-10-05

mNCINNATI-Flour-Quotations range as fol-
IS 25@5 50; spring. So 2SgS !. extra o1Is; ND Va SSgSS;
saP 81 T 50si e 81 S0s s2a IS: VIZ n0q Pr is sa to eh aae S ahits
held at 81 1O@sl u; hill. 81 l2@1 IS; Corn, No.,
Choice white S6@39c. Malt, Canada spring, 81
sgfi1@ig2.. Mess pork, SIC 25@l6 50. Lard, 1GA@1111c.
oq fS6iia sNs1safiis Flour, city. fancy, $685. 50;
city family, s5@5 so; country, family, g 5og5;
extra, s4S450i low grades, g. . 70: Bye tf -four
at Sc. for interior, and soc. @s1 is for choice am;
ber. Corn, 4l%@45c: Oats, 25@27c. Rye, soc. bid
for No. 2. Hay, the entire range is s6@12. Lard,
WooiMDealers offer 1sa2Sc. for unwashed; 22@25c.
for feece-washed; 33@S5c. for tub-washed. BURY s
@10c. less.
family, 81 25@4 50; A No. /, IS 25s5 so; fancy, IS rs
@6 Is. Grain-Wheat, s105@112. Corr, white, 43e;
mixed, 42c. Oats, 33@36c. Mess Pork, sl6 5ogl7.
Sc. Bacon, shoulders, re; clear nib, &C.; clear,
1OAc. Lard, tierce, 12c.; keg, 1870. Cotton,
iV TfoSIEDo.-Grain-wheat, No. 2 white Wabash
is held at 81 81; No. 8 white Wabash, 81 l41a; No.
white Michigan, 81 II; No. white Michigan, 81 10;
extra white Michigan, 81 20; amber Michigan, 81 rs;
81 70 : No. 2 red winter, ST i412; No, 8 red winter,
ST. 09%; No. 8 red winter, Dayton and Michigan,
81 Os; rejected red winter, sss4c.; No. ? amber II
mixed, Sc: NO grade, 4se.; damaged, 46c. Oats,
white, 4Oc.; Michigan, 85Ac.
fine new Western and State, 81 2oSl Is; common to
good extra, 81 9O@50 5 good to choice, 90 1893 90;
white wheat extra, s. 5o97 rs; extra Ohio, s5g6 %;
s7@s5O. Rye -four is steady at 81 s0@5 30. Grain
Wheat, 81 O5@1 80. Corn, 56h@59c: Oats, SS@52c'
Mess Pork, SIC 75. Cotton, 11H911 5,l6c.
Minnesota extra family, IS 871SS7; Pennsylvania,
Ohio, and Indiana family extras, SIS 62H@6 12A;
high grades and Minnesota patent process, S79S Is.
vania, 81 Is; white Western, 81 So@1 IS. Corn, yell
low Western, 62@6Sc.; mixed Western, 59@6Oc.i
white Western, 6Oc.; on sail, 55c. Oats new white
Western, 37Q44c; old white Western, 51@5lc.
Mess Pork, SIS. Lard, refined, 1OH@11c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. family. IS 5o@7 per
barrel. Corn, mixed, 45c. Oats, mixed, 47e.; white,
4s. Provis don .i5ss 1oc sh0 and rss,s sI sSS : 1o1 Rer
ging is quoted at 12@lSc. per lb.
BUFFALO. Flour is firm. Wheat is dull and
prices entirely nominal. Corn is dull and held at
52%c., for No. 2 mixed Western, with no buyers.
Oats are dull; sales, one car OF Michigan at 4Oc; Rye
isneglected. Barley, there is some inquiry, but NO
sales. Canal freights are strong and prices higher;
! for rye to New York.
STOCK MARKETS.
Cattle - Common to medium.
Sheep, a4c.gs4 so. for common to extra. Lambs
3A@5c. for common TO extra. Hegs-Cemmor
to medium light, So 1896 30; lair to good heavy
, NDTANAPoLIs.-Cattle-Prime to extra butch,
ers', S4@4 so; good, S3@3 rs; fair to medium
So 25@S; common, 81 1922 80. Sheep Good
shipping, IS pounds and over, S3@4; common
81 50@2. Hogs, IS 50@5 90.
} NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to common Workers, u
az Is per 100 lbs; heavy hog. S6@6 10; inferior
} Workers, IS S095 90; coarse grade S52s@5 so. Abou
5 all the offerings were sold. In other stocks, there
, little doing, and no reports are made.
> EAST LIBERTY, PA.-Cattle The followinl
1 are our latest quotations Best cattle, IS rs per 10i
lbs; medium to good cattle, 81 5095 25i common Il
: fair cattle, IS 50@45 so; bulls, S3@3 So; stockers, $50
n 4. Hogs-Sales were made Of Workers at IS 60@6
. per O0lbs.; Philadelphia hogs, Sc 40@6 65. Sheep
Sales were made at So 60@5 per lbs.
NEW YORK.-Cattle- Sales were made Of a few
. fancy steers at 10I@l1c. per h., but 7Ts@912c. wa
the average for poor to prime steers, and ts4SSc
for Texas and Cherokee cattle; some of the bes
g Colorado steers sold at 9@9Ac. Sheep and Lambs
The market was quiet and almost steady for sheep
. with sales at 4A@5Ac. per ID. Lambs were frme
g at sac. per Id. for ordinary to extra grades. Hog
Workers IS 90@6 10; Philadelphias, Sc 4O96 90.
WO0L.-In Boston, there is a very firm feelinl
, for wool. Prices continue to be sustained, with
. steady demand from manufacturers, and the extrem
prices asked haSe a tendency to limit the transac
lions. Extra and No. / Ohio and Pennsylvani
s feeees, 3S@40c.; double extra and above, 42945c
triple extra and picklock, 45@47Ac. Wisconsi
g and Michigan fieeces, S5@36c.; coarse lots, S7@381at
n In combing and delaine heeces the sales have beel
at S9a45c. for fine delaine, and 45@50c. for combint
Pulled woods in very moderate requests and price
firm at 300 nc. for super and extra; good and Obi
super, 38@i2c.