The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-10-19
The Markets..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES range as fol-
lows: Patent, $7@7 IS; fancy, IS s5@6 50; family,
s. 5O@1 Is; spring, s. 1895 10; extra, a z5g5 Is;
at IS sO@4 40. Grain-Wheat, prime to choice white
is quotable at 81 14@1 %; prime to choice red is
held at 81 l2@i Is; hill, 81 1491 %. Corn, As
white, 36G4Oc. Malt, Canada spring, 81 i0@1 Is;
Western, 509S0c. Hay, No. / timothy, S1i@13;
Mess pork, ST. 25s17.25 Lard, 1OA@1lAc. Cotton,
fNDfANAPoLIs.-Flour, city fancy, ssas so;
city family, S5@5 80; country family, "a 5O@5;
extra, s4G4 so; low grades, 50 509275 Rye flour
very dull at "a. Grain Wheat, new is offered
amber. Corn, 441I@45c. Oats, 25@2sc. Rye, SOC.
bid for No. 2. Hay, the entire range is, ss912. Lard
The market is strong at 10h@10Hc. for prime
steam. Wool-Dealers offer 18@23c. for unwashed,
22@25c. for eece-washed; 33@S5c. fer tub-washed.
LOUISVILLE Flour, extra, IS 1896; extra
family, 81 5os4 70; ANO; !, g 5oS5 Is; fancy, Sc
mixed, 4sc: Oats. $59ssc. Mess Pork, s17 so.
Bulk Shoulders, gHc.; clear RIB, 9Hc.; clear,
1ohsc. Bacon Shoulders, &c.; clear nib, 1Oc.; clear,
1OHc. Lard, tierce, 1lss@1lAc.; key, 12k9lSc. Cot
TIiolIE6o.-Grain-wheat, No. 8 white Wabash
81 14%; No. l white Michigan. 81 II; No. 2 white
Michigan, g. 10; extra white Michigan, 81 p; amber
l red winter, 81 26; No 2 red winter, 81 Is; No. 8
red winter, 81 g; rejected red winter, 81 OIL. Corn
high mixed, 4s1lc.; low mixed, 47c.; no grade,
SSZc.
NEW YORK. - Flour - No. 2, So 1908 90;
superfne Western and State, "a 40@4 80; common
to good extra and Western State, SIS 1896 25; good
to choice Western and State, IS 30@5 80; common
to choice white wheat Western extra, SIS 55@7 rs;
extra Ohio, S. 1896 rs; 81. Louis, S. 20@s so; Min
nesota patent process, extra good to prime, and
choice to double extra. 81 5@9 go. Rye -four is a
shade easier at 81 40@5 is for suoerine. Grain
Wheat. CSC. 9sl %; rye, 10000 barley, s5@9Oc;
corn, 5.@58c.; oats, 25@2Sc. Mess pork, SIG 90@17.
Lard, prime steam $40 IS. Cotton, 10 5-16@l1Nc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Western,
So 5O@S rs; Western extras, 81 121a; Iowa, Wiscon-
sin, and Minnesota extra family, Sc 25S6 rs; Penn
sylvania, Ohio and Indiana family extras, S. 75@
6 Is; high grades and Minnesota patent process, 81
as SO. Grain-Wheat, Western red, st16; amber
Pennsylvania. 81 2s9l 80; white Western, 81 S0@
Western, 57@5sHc.; mixed Western, 56@57c.; on
sail, 56Lc. Oats, new white Western, S2@44c.;
old white Western, 4S@50c.
BUFFALO.-W Wheat is in good milling demand in
small lots; sales Of $500 bushels of white winter at
81 1901 1872; 400 bushels of spring at 81 Is; 300 bush
ell, of hard Milwaukee club at 81 81; 400 bushels of
No. 2 Milwaukee club at 81 10. Corn is dull
BUYERS off,r Sic. for No. 2 mixed Western, to ar
rive, and sellers ask sbout size. Oats are nom
inal. Rye, No. l is offered at 75c. Canal freights
are firm, at nc. for wheat and &c. for corn to New
York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. family, Sc 5O@7 per
barrel. Corn, mixed, 55@56c. in store. Oats, 47@
4Sc. in store. Pr~ovisions-Bacon is firm; shoulders,
sA@sHc. per pound: clear rib sides, 1C54c., and
clear sides, lie. Lard is steady; in tierce, 121sc. per
pound; in kegs, 1875: Bagying is firm; quoted at
l2h@lSAc. per pound.
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