The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-06-14

Observation-Disclosures range as fol-
lows: Patent, S10@1l: fancy, IS 1922 so; family,
IS 259s so; spring, IS 259s 65; extra, 81 65@7 90;
wheat, prime to choice white is quotable at 81 rs
al s.; prime to choice red is held at 81 609l rs I;
amber, 81 75@1 IS. Corn, 4F@4sc. Rye, No. 2. 759
t TIM SS.'' si s%lsHs'' Md ssei por ae slSai aA 3. La LARD,
ss4@1e74c: Cotton, sA9lShc.
family, s7@75O; extra, IS 50a7. Grain-Wheat,
4sc. Oats, 43945c: Rye, No: 2, soc; Lard, prime
steam, &C.; kettle, 1O@@11c. Hogs, 81 259
Observation-Disclosures, s6@6 So; extra
family, s7@7 so; A No. /, 81 6O@S rs; fancy, IS $50
10. Grain-Wheat, red, 81 Is; amber, 81 %. Corr,
NEW Y0RK.GFiour@Sso '|: !, So 5oa5; super
fine Western and State IS 1895 Is; common to good
choice Western and State, sc S0@7; common to
choice white wheat Western extra, 81 05@7 Is; fancy
white wheat Western extra, 81 S59s; common
St. Louis, Sc 75@1O Is; Minnesota patent process,
extra good to prime, and choice to double extra,
SS@I1. Rye flour, "a 2595 10. Grain-Wheat,
81 Sse aas 50; rye, oa asss ssas7 barley Nss quiet soa and tgmi
SlS; Lard, prime steam, 50 o. Cotton, 11N@
IS 75@6 Is; Western extras. Sc 5O@6 IS; Minnesota
extra family, IS 1899 %; Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
Indiana extra family, SIS 1898 IS; high grades, $40
gil. Grain-Wheat, Pennsylvania red, 81 $50
Rye, Pennsylvania, SSc. Corn, yellow Western.
zoe; mixed, ts959He. Oats, Pennsylvania, 47@
4Sc; white Western, 4s950c.; mixed, 4494bc.
MEMPHIS. Flour = Choice family, S999 so.
Corn is quiet at 60d62c. in store. Oats are scarce
and firm at 55G65c. in store. Pork Is easier at
SIG so. Lard is quiet tierce, l1c.; kegs, l2c. Bulk
Meats are dull aud nominal; shoulders, 5hc.; clear
rib sides, SIC, and clear sides, SIC. Bagging is
dull and nominal at 129l21ac.
STOCK MARKETS.
CINCINNATI.-Cattle Common to medium,
81 51@4 rs; good to choice butchers grades, 81 50@
5 40; fair to good shippers, 81 1895 30. Sheep and
Lambs-Common to choice sheep, 81 5O94 rs; fair
to good lambs, s4@6.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. clipped, 81 rs; good, s5i
choice, IS 81. Supply equal to demand. Hogs
NEW YORK.-Beef Cattle-Af ew selected prime
and extra steers sold at 12H@l2%c. per ID. SOME
toughest cattle went as low as 1O4910Rc., but 10y
@12c. was the range generally, and included me.
dunn to good native and Texas cattle, both ~corn-fed
and distillery fed. Sheep and L~ambs-Common t.
good clipped Western sheep, 1895. Lambs with
moderate sales brought 7@9c., for common Il
prime Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee stock
and S910c. for ordinary to choice Jersey.
EAST LIBERTY, PA.-Beet Cattle-Best cattle
s696 so per 100 lbs; medium to good, 50 2595 so
common to fair, 81 5o95 sheep-Sf95 %. Hogs
Workers, 81 7pG4 so; Philadelphias, S440d5.
WOOL.-In Boston, the market Is bare of doubli
extra and above. Medium and extra Ohio anC
Pennsylvania, 40942hc.; double extra and ABOVE
469i &c.; Michigan and Wisconsin,, 36@40c. Supe
and extra pulled was in good demand at 30946c.
In Cincinnati, dealers are buying freely, and paI
the quoted prices, desirable lots commanding full
figures. We quote: Unwashed fine merino. 2l@
&c; clothing, 22925c.; medium delaine, 2192sc.
long combing, 31@S3c. Washed-Medium- feeces
27@2Sc.; fine fleece, so 933c; delaine ~teeces, 500
33c.; long combing, 35@S7c.; tub-washed, 30@34C
Pulled, 27@2Sc.