The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-06-14

TI.-Flour-Quotations range as fol-
Is 5as 5G sprins les IS 59sy ss sa g.
superfne Sc 25@6 75. Eye aour. 81 5O95 25. Grain
Wheat prime to choice white is quotable at 81 rs
amber, 81 7591 IS. Corn, 4Ea4sc. Rye No. 2, 759
7sc Oats, $1g67c. Rye. 7s@a5e, Hay, No. I
sISda1i ss4@1d1lc. 'stoi Cotton, s14s1s%c.' S ~ D'
fND1ANAPoIIs. = FlouT@F Fancy. ssgs so;
family, S7S97 50; extra, Sc 5o97 GrainLWheai,
45c. Oats, 43@45c: Rye, No ., soc. Lard prime
steam, &C.; kettle, lOa@11e. Hogs, 81 25@
-Flour-Extra, s6@6 so; extra
family, S7@7 so; No. /, 81 5O@s 75 fancy, IS 75@
10 Grain-Wheat red, 81 IS; amber, amber, 81 75. Gori
Lard, 1O15@11szc. C5tton, 1O7sc.
NEW YoRK:-Flour.No. = So 5o95; super
fine Western and State. IS 75@6 25; common to good
extra Western and State, Sc 50@6 rs; good to
choice Western and State, Sc S0@7; common to
choice white wheat Western e1trs s. o5g7 25 fancy
St. Louis s6 75@1o Is; Minnesota patent process,
SS911. Rye flour, "a 2595 10. Grain-Wheat,
81 5991 so; rye, 799S0e. barley, quiet aud frm
corn, 5296lc; oats, 37G67c Mess pork. new
i54s. ~ Lard prime ''snn' % o. Cotton nSSs
PHILADELPHIA.-Flour- - Western superfae,
S. 75@6 25; Western extras, s6 5O@6 IS; Minnesota
Indiana extra family SIS 75@9 25; high grades, $40
GIL. Grain-Wheat Pennsylvania red, 81 959
Rye, Pennsylvania, s3c Corn, yellow Western.
e0c.; mixed, t99591@c. Oats, Pennsylvania, 47@
4Sc.: white Western, 4S@50c.; mixed, 4494o".
MEMPHIS. - Flour = Choice family, S999 so.
Corn is quiet at 60 a62c. in store. Oats
and firm at 55a6=c. in store. Pork is easier at
SIS So Lard is quiet; tierce, lie; kegs, 12c Bulk
Meats are dull and nominal; shoulders, 51ac clear
rib sides, SIC, and clear Sides SIC. Bagging is
dull and nominal at 129l21ac.
STOCK MARKETS.
CINCINNATI.-Cattle- = Common to medium,
So 5)@4 l5 good to choice butchers grades, 81 5O@
40; fair to good shippers, "a 1895 SO. Sheep and
Lambs-Common to choice sheep, 81 5094 70; fair
to good lambs, S4G6
BUFFALO.-Sheep-Fai clipped, 81 IS; good, s5;
choice, SIS 81. Supply equal to demand. Hogs
Workers, 81 s0@5 90.
NEW YORK.-Beef Cattle-A few selected prime
and extra steers sold at 1214@1212e. per lb. Some
toughest cattle went low 1014 9101ac but 1054
G12c. was the range generally, and included me-
dunn to GOOD native and Texas cattle, both cornfed
and distlIery fed. Sheep and Lambs-Common to
| good clipped Western sheep, 1896. Lambs with
| moderate sales brought 1850, for common to
| prime Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee stock,
| and Sal0c. for ordinary to choice Jersey.
s6g6 80 per 100 lbs; medium to good S5 25@5 so;
! common to fair, 81 SOFAS. Sheep-S4G5 25. Hogs
| Workers, "a 7o@4 so; Philadelphias, s44o@5.
| WOOL.-Iu Boston, the market is bare OF double
extra and above. Medium and extra Ohio and
| Pennsylvania, 40S42Lc.; double extra and above
| 46@4Sc; Michigan and Wisconsin, 36@40c. Super
| and extra pulled was in good demand at 30@46c.
In Cincinnati, dealers are buying freely, and pay
the quoted prices, desirable lots commanding full
| figures. We quote Unwashed fine merino, 21@
| 22c clothing, 22125c.; medium delaine, 2792sc.
| long combipg, 31@33c. Washed-Medum feece
27@2sc fine fleece, 80 gaze; delaine feeces, 3og
&c., long combing, 35@37c.; tub-Eashed, 30@34c
| Pulled, 27a2Sc.