The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-09-14
The Markets.

CINCINNATI-Flour-Qu Quotations range as fol-
lows: Patent, sos; fancy, IS 1901; family, So
2 spring. sS 70 q So
@S rs. Grain-Wheat, prime to choice white is
quotable at 81 t5@l TO- Prime to choice. red is
held at 9Sc @i Co. hill VI oSS1 10. Corn, No. o. a6
white, 46942c. Malt, Canada spring, $1@1 05;
Western, 50@75c. Hay, prime to choice timothy,
siO@i5. Mess pork, SIS 759l6. Lard, gA@l2>5c'
oC fSbixSsP3fis-Flour city fancy, 5000 so,
city family, S5@5 80; country family, "a 5o@6;
very dull G at ST. Grain > Wheat, new is offered
amber. Corn, 43I@444c. Oats, 25@2sc. Rye. SOC.
held at 1Oc. for prime steamed jobbing follows;
Steamed lard, 12c; kettled lard, terces, I2Iac.;
do haIf-barreI. &c.,; do. kegs, lsc. Wool-Dealers
washed; so@s4c for tub-washed. BURY, 6@lOc.
less.
LOUIsvILLE-Flour, extra, 1903 so; extra fam
8 rs. Grain-Wheat, 9Oc.ssi o5. Corn, white, 44c.;
mixed, Acc. Oats, 31@34c. Mess Pork, s17@17 rs.
Bulk shoulders exc; clear rib, SIC sc; clear, &C.
clear, iO4@lohc. Lara, terces. l21S@i214e.; kegs
TOLEDO Grain-wheat, No. White Wabash,
amber Michigan, new, 81 lia; No. amber Michi-
gan, new, Ssc No. amber dichigan, ~ 02%; No.
red winter, new, 81 u; No red winter, new,
winter, soc. Corn, high mixed. 471ac.; low mixed,
4Gl<c.; ne grade, 46l&c; damaged 40c. Oats No. 2,
S2Ec.; No white, 3i>ac.; Michigan, SS1ac.; re-
NEW YORK.-Flour-No.2 2, 81 2O@s rs; superfns
Western and State, SO 25@4 Is common TO good
extra and Western State "a So@4 Go; good to choice
white wheat Western extra, So 2o@7 Sc; extra Ohio,
4 6c@6 75; st. Louis, "a 9O@s So; Minnesota
extra good to G%i s1S sG ne g
a5 for superfne. Grain-Ranges from 93c.@sl IS.
Rye, new State, s2@s5c., and old State. Soc; new
Western, 7o@72c Corn Western mixed h hot and
Western mixed on steamer migrated. Doc; choice
mixed Kansas, 561a 957c.; yellow Western, 5sc
Oats, mixed Western aud state, S4@i2c.; white
Observation-Disclosures Western extra, "a
@s4 rs; Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota extra
family sradss and Mana
nesota patent process, $70gs rs. Wheat, Western
red, 9oc.@t 05; amber Pennsylvania, 81 20@$l %.
MIXED %sse Ss5o Sn steamers Sae On
54Lc. Oats, new white Western, 32@3Sc. Petro-
leum, crude in barrels, l79isc.; refined, 25@2ec.
quenee Corn No. mixed WESTERN este ssc G So
52c; sample Western, 4sc. Oats, white Ohio ssc.
Rye is held at zoe Cana, lreights are lower on
rel choice family, s6 6O@7: Corn Is firm at 4ec:
In store Oats are r az sOc Is ease shca
ders Sc clear rib sides, gc, and clear sides, io>sc
Bagrug, Is quiet at 12@iS}4c. per pound
STOCK MARKETS.
CINCINNATI. CATTLE = Common 70 medium,
soS,4. good butchers qualities, "a 1904 %.
Sheen 2LMtIlc. for common to extra. Lambs,
al. nsbc. Tor common TO extra. Hogs-Common
70 good light, IS 6o@6 2O fair to good heavy, SEQ
iNDIANAPOLIS-Ca Cattle, prime 10 extra butch
ora siNa4 so; good, SS3 10; fair 10 medium, 81 rs
aS coniaon, 81 75es2 90 Sheep-Good shipping,
10 pounds and over, 1904; common, 81 6o@2.
Hogs, S. S5g6 10.
HEw YORK.-Bcef Catle--Best, 10@i0kc. TO
dress 81 lbs. TO the gross weight aud ordinary 10
very good steers, Sl4@g4c, to dress 80 10 b6 lbs.
Sheep and Lambs common 10 prime sheep, 40y6c.
poor to prime lambs, ss<@Glac. Hogs-state and
East Liberty, PA.-Cattle-Best, sS12 per
100 lbs; medium 10 good cattle, 81 1904 75 COM
mon TO fair cattle, 50 25@4; bulls, " 6O@S;
stockers, &30S3 80. Hogs-Yorkers, IS 30@6 be per
100 lbs; Philadelphia hogs. IS 5o@6 TO- Sheep
8 50a5 10 per hundred. ,,
BUFFALO.-Market generally dull for live stock.
Hogs Sales were made 20 the local trade only; neavy
hogs, S6@i2Z per hundred pounds; forkefs
were holding at SO 20@6 ~. ,.,,
WOOI.--ln Boston, medium and extra ONO and
Pennsylyania neeces, &01i0c; double extra 400
t2Ic triple extra and pick lock, Wscon
sin MIchiean aecccs, ySd3 c. for medium and extra
and Iirm at these prices. Combing and deaine hrm
NJ 4o 45c; fine deaine, 450l50c. Pulled woods were
steady, but in moderate demand at 2s@4oc. for
super and estrs.
CorTON CRoP.--The estimate Of the cotton crop
for 1876 places The crop at from 1900 10 4bo00OO
bales, against 3s27,0O0 bales for 1873,