The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-05-25
The. Markets.

CNCNNATI-Flour-Patent IS 0O@5 so; fancy,
Sc 40@7 70; family, IS 00@5 30; spring, S. e095 So;
extra, 81 25g4 81 supeTane, IS 4o@s Is, and low
at So 40; As old family, IS IS rs superfne, IS IS,
100 unsound, at 81 25, and 70 by sample at Sc 90.
Rye flour is quiet at 81 so94 So. Wheat, extra
al As; Nc. / Michigan au Der. 81 SO@1 SIS; prime to
choice red 81 GOAL 80, and inferior, Coo. al 90, and
$50 inferior at 81 90. Corn, No. 8, 51@52. Rye No
Y Ss Sssn sSal No' = ori Saso 70 o 3ads, p MIXED 70 ss saSses
Malt, Canada spring, 81 20; State spring, 65c. al 90.
Mess pork, $40 75@21 90. Lard, 12@l21c. Cotton,
TSDiANAPoLIs.-Flour, City fancy, 81 oo@
I so; family, So 1907 50 extra, 81 25@4 IS; Rye -four,
81 50@4 rs. Grain Wheat, Indiana, Sl@l20. No.
2 amber, SlS0@1 IS; choice Kansas and Michigan is
held at 81 So. Corn, 45@491zc. Oats, 30@3sc. Hay,
prime timothy, sl6@ls, for large and small bales;
No. / timothy, Si4@16; No. 2 timothy, Si2@l4;
prime prairie, Is; inferior and slough grass s. to
NEW YORK.-FIour-No. 2, So 1908 60; super
fine Western and State, 81 1894 60 common to
good extra Western and State, 81 05@5 80; good to
choice Western and State, s. 4O@5 IS; common to
choice white wheat Western extra, 50 s0@7 20;
extra Ohio, "a 05@7 90; extra st. Louis, IS 9O@
9 GO; Minnesota patent process, extra good to prime
and choice TO double extra, S6 6o@9 50. Rye four
charitable spring, 6o@s0c.; mixed spring, 81 14@1 %;
No. l spring, 81 30@i 81; No. 2 Chicago spring, 81 q
81 p; No. 8 Chicago spring, 81 Os@1 u; No. MI.
Milwaukee, 81 1891 II; white Michigan, 81 As
Rye, Western, S2X@S3c.; Canada in bond, SIC
Barley, Canada, West, 81 co. esrn, Western mixed
no grade, 5sA@60c.; Western mixed, on steamer, 81
@6i1ze; Western mixed graded, 629ssc.; new West
ern mixed, ungraded, 5s@63c. Oats, mixed, West
ern and State. 35@42c.; white Western and State
40@50c. Mess pork, $40 IS. Cotton. II 3-l6@124c,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 1895 90 pei
barrel; fancy, IS 50. Corn is quiet at 55@57c. Dat.
are steady; mixed Western, 4S@52c. Lard is dull
at lSH@14Hc. Bulk meats are dull shoulders
SIC; clear nib sides, Ike; clear sides, 1lHc.
clear sides, 12Hc. Cotton, ike.
BUFFALO, Flour -Saperine, 81 70; fancy,
IS 90. Grain-Wheat, Ohio red winter, 81 80; Nc
I xe M ii otSar s,.; 81 IL L.. n Corn, No 2 mixed Western
PHILADELPHIA.-Flour-Western extras, 81 %
"a Is; Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota family ex-
tras, IS 37H@6 40; Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana
nesota patent process, 81 25@S 60. Wheat, Penn
sylvania red, 81 Al; Pennsylvania amber, 81 55
white Western, 81 50@1 so; good Western red,
Pennsylvania, s6@s7c. Corn. yellow, oI@slc; West
ern mixed, 60c.; white Western, Soc; on sail, size,
on steamer, SIC. Oats, white Western, 4O@ f4c
Petroleum is firm crude, in barrels, lie; refined
ToLEDo.-F1our is steady. Grain-wheat No
white Wabash, 81 40; No l white Michigan, 81 80
No. 2 white Michigan, 81 "a; amber Michigan,
81 29Ha; No. 2 red winter, 81 81 No. 8 red winter,
low mixed Kansas, size; no grade, 5015c.; damaged,
&C.; Oats, Michigan, &c.; No., Csc.
LOUISVILLE-Cotton-Th market is dull at
11Nc. Flour is quiet; extra, So 1904 90; extra
family, 81 50@5 90; A No. /, IS 1896 25. fancy,
Sc 50@72 %. Grain-Wheat is firm at 81 15@1 80
Corn is firm and active at 4S@50e.; Oats are firm,
No. 2 selling at 37@42c.; Rye is dull at 72c.; Hay il
dull at SIS 90. Provisions are dull and little doing
Mess Pork, new, S2l So; Bulk meats, shoulders,
| TAc.; clear rib sides, 10N@1O%c.; clear sides, 11A@
ii7S Ssai fsSSn- s ssSul siSes, s 2ss : els sgr giS siassj
hams 14@1414c. Lard-In fierce, 14e.; prime key
1916.
CNCINNATl.-Cattle-Common, ~ to SIC;
fair to medium, SIC. to &c, and good butcher
grades, ~ to SIC; fair to good dairy cows, 81 to
&c, and fair to good heavy oxen, SIC. to &C.
Sheep-Receipts more liberal, and The market dull
at SIC. o 5Nc. for wooded, and 4e. to sc. for sheared.
Lambs STEADY, at from 7c. to &c. scr fair to good.
6 81; fair to good light, So 1917 90; and fair to good
heavy, 81 10 to z Is, with a few extra at 81 IS.
NEW WORCESTERSHIRE sales include strictly
prime steers, averaging 1,45olbs., at 10A91lc-; fair
to good steers, averaging ] 200 to 1850 lbs, at exc
1896; ordinary and medium steers, 9A@94c. pen
Id. and 81 90 per head. Sheep and Lambs-Sales
we're made at 7@sHc. per Id. for unshsrn sheep; 6k
@7Ae. for extra clipped sheep; 1o@15c. for ordinary
TO prime spring lambs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. range has generally
been from 50 rs to s. 60. ~sheepLohio clipped
Sc 50@7t0. Hogs-Light grades, 81 00@7 10 pei
100 lbs; heavy to packing grades, Sc OO@7 10; ship
EAST LIBERTY, PA.-Cattle- Medium to good
cattle, So OO@5 %; common to fair cattle, S4 00@
4 10; stockers, So 50@4 50i bulls, So 00@4 on
Sheep, 81 00@6 90. Hogs-Yorkers, 81 25@7 40
Philadelphia hogs, 81 6 q 80.
INDIANAP0LlS.-C Cattle, So 00@5 90. Sheep
81 5o@5 90. Hogs, 6 5O@6 90.
WOOL IN CINCINNATI.
The new clip is being literally offered to dealers
but the demand from the mills is so light that ther,
is no in%ducement to lay in a large stock. Some pur
chases have been made within the range Of the fol
lowing quotations., but the tendency is to lowe
prices Gnwashed-Fine merino, 20922c.; coars,
clothing, 2s@25c.: medium do, 25@26c, and Ion,
oombing, 3o@3Sc. FIeece-washed-fine merino, $50
85c.; coarse and medium clothing, 35@37c., and lonj
eombipg, 4ea4Sc. Tub-washed, 35@3Sc. PULLED
wool, 25@2sc. BURY and bad conditioned, 6@7c