The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-07-19
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THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI--Flour-Patent, s1O@1O 50; fancy,
s925@9 so; family, s 75@e; spring, S@s 90; extra,
81 5O@s; s~uperfne, S5@6; low grades, s. 25@4 %.
corn, 4S@55O = rye 5egs s@ 6 oats, sc@ aie.' H Il 51g prime M,
to choice timothy, s10@12. Mess pork, s146i4 121S.
Lard, s13@1OAe: Cotton, 1Oss@1SAc.
Grain-Wheat, 81 4Oa1 so; corn, 52s 55c. rye, 70c.
oats, 40@45c. Hay, s11@12. Mess pork, S14 Is. Lard,
1o@1G3c. Cotton. Now middling, 11s4c.
81 25@7 10; low grade, 81 1896 25. Grain-wheat,
No. 2, 81 40; oats, 35937c. rye, No. 2, 50a55c. corn,
46@4Sc. Clear rib sides, 7c.; shoulders, sc. Sugar
prime pGf9a PaMs, saaiSs; haf ao gs,@ 81 s stsa@; IS s@S7sc'
NEW YORK.NFlour-No. 3 and No. 8, s3@5;
superfne State and Western State, IS SOFAS 60;
common to good Western and State, s6@6 60;
choice white wheat Western extra, Sc SO97; fancy
white wheat Western, 81 05@9; common to
good extra Ohio, Sc 25@S so; common to choice St.
Louis, Sc 65@1O 25; Minnesota patent process, extra
good to prime, and choice to double extra, SSd11.
Rye Flour, 81 1852 5. Grain-Wheat, s 1591 81;
rye, 74@7sc.; corn, 57@62c.; oats, 42960c. Mess
pork, new, s14 2O@14 40. Lard, prime steam, old,
PHILADELPHIA.-Flour = Western s~uperfne,
S.; Western extras, s725@7 SO; Minnesota
Pennsylvania red, 81 O5@2 10; Pennsylvania amber,
81 15@2 Is; white Western, s. 2O@2 25; new amber,
is steady at $40 al 50. Rye, 709sOc. Corn, yell
lew Western, 61@62Hc.; mixed, 61@61Hc. Oats,
white Western, 3O@42c. mixed Western, 3S@4Oe.
Pennsylvania white, 4O@45c.; choice heavy, 45@
47c. Mess pork, new, S14 75a15. Petroleum, re-
fined, 13c.; crude, in barrels, 9%@10%c.
MEMPHIS.-Flour Choice family, S9@9 so;
Corn, is quiet at 62@65c. in store. Oats are veal
at $4,000. in store. Pork is quiet at SIS. Lard,
fierce, 9A@IOc.; kegs, 104@11c. Bacon, shoulders
&C.; clear rib sides, &c., and clear sides, SAc.
STOCK MARKETS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - Common to medium
81 25a4; good to choice butchers grades, "a 55d
525; fair to good shippers, S5@5 rs. Sheep and Lambs
to choice sheep, 81 50d4 25; fair to goo6
lambs, S4952 5. Hogs-Common, "a 1904 65; fair t.
good light, 81 SOFA 70; fair to good packing grades
81 7O@4 80; selected butchers, 81 9o95.
BUFFALo.-Sheep and Lambs-Fair to good
Workers and heavy hogs, S. 5095 60.
NEW 0RK.-Beef Cattle-Commonest mixeC
lots of Cherokee and Missouri cattle, SIS94c. pc
h.. ordinary to good steers, 10912c.; prime ant
extra, 12d12Ic. Sheep and Lambs-Trad was
little msre active, and fat stock was a Fraction
higher. Sheep 4A@6Hc. per h., with one car loa,
at SIC. lambs, 69Sc., with very good lots at 7A@
EAST LIBERTY, PA.-Beef Cattle-Best cattle
Sc. 1906 rs per 100 lbs. medium to good, IS 50@6
common to fair, 81 40@5 Is. Hogs-Yorkers, SIS l
as 20 per 100 lbs. Philadelphia hogs, SIS 3095 sc
~Sheep-Sheep were selling at from s4@5 80 per 10
lbs.
WOOL.-In Cincinnati, the clip has been nearl,
all taken from first hands and is seeking Easter
markets, yet there is no actual outlet to manufac
turers. Prices were strong as follows for full grades
Unwashed-Fine merinO, 21@22c.; coarse clothing
IS. Fleeced- washed Fine merino, S5@4Oc.'; coars
clothing, 30@35c.; medium clothing, 35@3Sc. Ion
combing, 4Oa42c. Tub-washed- Common. 363
good to choice, 35@S9c. Pulled-Superfne, 25@27t