The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-07-12
The Markets.

CINCINNATI.-Flour-Patent, s1O@1O 50; fancy,
50 4O@9 IS; family, $500 Is; spring, IS 25@S IS;
extra, ss@s so; superfne, Sc 2596 IS; low grades,
$40 so. Rye Flour, 81 3Oa5. Grain-Wheat,
81 5Oa1 So; corn, 5Oa52c. rye, 5sa6sc. ;ioats S2@Ac.
Hay, prime to choice timothy, Sl0d12 Mess pork,
s1s 75a14. Lard, s14@1ONe. Cotton, 10aG@1GAc.
L0UIsYILLE.-Floqr-Extra, s. 25@5 so; extra,
Grain-Corn, 42@5ic. rye, zoe: oats, 4O945c: Hay,
s9a12. Mess pork, s14. Lard, 10000. Cotton,
low middling. 1G3Sc.
10 rs; fancy. 50 25@9 rs; family, IS 25@S 70; extra,
81 25@7 rs; low grades, 81 75d5 25. Grain-Wheat,
No. 2, 81 so; oats, S5@31e.; rye, No. ?, Sc. corn,
46@4sc. Clear rib rides. &C.; shoulders, SC. Sugar
cured Hams, s%@9c. Lard, prime steam, S4@9c. /;
prime kettle. gs4@1O19c. Hogs, 81 4O@4 IS.
NEW Y0RK.-Flour-No 2 and No. 8, 1895;
superfne State and Western State, SIS 50@5 60; COM
mon to good Western and State, Sc d6 60; good to
choice Western State, Sc 65@6 IS; common to choice
white wheat Western. Sc S0d7; fancy white wheat
Nhio s9 9 sSt5a h. ssOS@si t 9O% eb0iee So 70 f gOSd e * "a
@10 %; Minnesota patent, process, extra good
to prime, and choice to double extra, sSG11.
ISn E Flo nsc 81 e6 SgsSS 20; GEainm oats, saSs, 81 6S Mes;
pork, new, s14 20914 25. Lard, prime steam, old,
50 2O:- new, 50 10.
PHILADELPHIA.-Flour Western s~uperfine,
s6@625; Western extras, S725@750; Minnesota extra
family, sS@9; Pennsylvania extra family, $9@9 80;
high grades, 80 5OafO so. Grain-Wheat, Penn
sylvania red, 80 10d22 20; Pennsylvania amber, s210@
223; white Western, 80 2O@2 %; new amber, S2@
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Western, CSC. mixed, 61@62c. Oats. white Western,
45d46c.; mixed Western, 43@45c. Mess pork,
s14 75@15. Petroleum, refined, 12Xe.; crude, in
barrels, &c.
STOCK MARKETS.
CINCINNATI-Cattle-Commo to medium, $3.50
al Is; good to choice butchers grades, "a 25@5; fair
to good shippers, s595 70. Sheep and Lambs-Com-
mon to choice sheep, 81 50@4; fair to good lambs,
s4@5 %. H~ogs-Common, 81 25@4 50; fair to good
light, 81 50d4 20; fair to good packing grades, 81 60
al rs; selected butchers, "a 1904 So.
BUFFALO.-Sheep and Lambs-Fair to good
clipped sheep, 81 75a5 stock sheep, So 25; fair flesh
Ohio lambs, IS 2595 50. Hogs-Coarse grades, "a so
per 100 lbs. good to choice, 595 As; York weights,
light to good, "A S5@4 95. ,
NEW YORK.-Beef Cattle-Ordinaryf to good
Texas and Cherokee cattle, s@l0Ac. per lh.; COM
mon to prime native steers, 9I@1254c.;a a few tops
at 1251c. Sheep and Lambs-Sheep steady and firm
at 4Z@6Ac. per h.; a few selected sheep, G5sc.;
lambs active and higher, with liberal sales at ~ 90
as 65 per 100 lbs. fair to good Kentucky and VIZ
ginia lambs generally s7@7 so.
EAST LIBERTY, PA.-Bee Cattle-Best Cattle,
Sc so per 100 lbs. medium to good, So 25G6 25; COM
mon to fair, S4@5 %. Sheep-s495 80. Hogs
Workers, 81 9O@5 Is; Philadelphias, IS 2O@5 80.
W0OL--In Boston, at the latest quotations,
double extra could not be purchased under 500
5219c. No. 1 and extra, 45@47c. Michigan and Wis
consin, 43@45c. Combing and delaine were in good
demand at 5O953c., mostly at 52Ec. Pulled wool!
were firm and sold up close at 35@50c., the Latter
for very choice super; the bulk of sales were in
range Of 40945c.