The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-06
The Markets.

-Flour-Patent, 81 SOFAS so; fancy
&65O@7 so; family Sc 2o@6 35; spring, IS 1896 75;
extra, vs. 5og5 So superfne a 5o@5i low grades,
prime to choice red 81 23@f 49, prime to choice hill
and amber, 81 2s9i 3s prime to choice white 81 40.
GGr agSoc j rye No So@ss oats z5sc
S12 t0M12 IS Lard, S12d954c. Cotton, 10H@13c.
LOUISvILLE.-Flour-Ex 81 2514 so; extra
family, S5g5 rs; A No. |, So 1916; fancy, s6@6 IS.
oats, 3o@33c. Mess pork, S18@13 25 Lard, choice
leaf, in tierees, 1012c. Cotton, low mdding lie.
INDIANAP0LIS-Flour Fancy, Sc 75e7 %; fam
No. 2 red, 81 2s@e1 30 No. red, 81 30 Corn, mixed
43c. Rye, No. 2, 55c. Oats, mixed, dc; white,
25ac. Bulk meats; clear rib sides, TIC. shoulders
5A@6c. Sweet Picked hams, 1o@loHc. Hogs,
NEW YoRK.-F1our-No 2, So 9Oa4 rs;
superfne State and Western State, s5@5 IS; COM
mon to good Western and State, SIS S5a6 Is: good TO
choice Western and State Sc 20 a6 60; common to
choice white wheat Western extra, Sc 657 rs fancy
white wheat Western extra, 81 30@S rs; common to
good extra Ohio, So 9ot7 80; common to choice st.
Louis, 50 9O@S 70; Minnesota patent process, extra
good to prime, and choice to double extra, SS@
10. Rye -four, $494 60. Grain-Wheat, 81 sea
n s1asse barley Ms.s @s
@1s 37A. Cotton, II 5-16@11 7-i6c.
PHILADELPHIA Western superfne, "a;
Western extras, SIS; Pennsylvania extra family,
s6 1907 30; Minnesota extra family, Sc 1907 25
high grades and Minnesota patent process, IS so n
so. Grain-Wheat, Pennsylvania AMBER 1 47@
81; Pennsylvania red, 81 44@1 49, Corn, yellow
Western, 60@61c. mixed, Western, 59@6Oc Oats,
white Western 35a37c mixed Western, 32(a33c.
Rye, Pennsylvania, 65@66c. Mess pork, new, Sl4@
a 30 Petroleum, refined, 144c.; crude, in barrels,
gss@91ac.
STOCK MARKETS.
TI-Cattle-Common to medium,
S2@3 70; good to choice butchers grades, So IS
"a SO; fair to good shippers S4 75@5 25. Sheep and
Lambs-Common to choice sheep, So 50G4 So fair to
extra lambs 50 50a5 Hogs-Conmon, s4t005;
fair to good light, SIS 20@5 AS fair to good packing
grades, SO 15@5 40; selected butchers SIS 40G5 So
BUFFALo.-Hogs-H Heavy fair, s. 81; good,
s. 90; extra, SO 6s OF other stock, the yards are
generally reported almost bare, with few sales
NEW YORK.--Beef Catte--A few extra and
fancy steers, 12@1214c. per h.; some prime tops,
steers some of the worst natives have sold as low
as S14c.; decent Colorado steers S34c.; common to
good Texas and Cherokee cattle, S(d914c Sheep and
Lambs Sheep, 4%@5Lc per Id. lambs, 514@65sc,
70 lbs.
EAST LIBERTY, PA.--Beef Cattle--Prime, SIS 80
per 100 lbs; good, IS 25@5 40; common 81 50g4 75
Sheep--Sellng at s3 to 25. Hogs Workers, S5@
5 30; Philadelphias, So 50@5 49,
WOOL In Cincinnati the quotations rule as fol-
lows: Unwashed-Fine mcrino, 22g22c. coarse
clothing, 23@25e. medium do 25d26c long comb
ing, 30G33c. Fleeced-washed-I merino, 35@
SSc.; coarse clothing, 3o@34c; medium clothing
35@3Sc. long combing, 40@42c. Tub-washed@
Common. 3O@3Sc; good to choice, S5@37c. Pulled
-Super6ne, 25@27c.
In Philadelphia, the market is fairly ac-
tive, with more inquiry for fine deeces
and above, 46@5Oc.; extra, 44@45c; medium
44ta46c. coarse 35@3sc.; New York
Michigan, Indiana and Western, fine, S9@42c. me
dun, 44@45. coarse 35@37c.; combing
washed, 5o@55c, combing,. unwashed, 36@37c Can
coarse and medium unwashed, 2s@3Oc. tub.
washed, 40045c.