The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-07-19
THE MARKETS..

CINCINNATI.-Flour-Patent, s1o@1o 50; fancy,
50 25@9 50; family, s. 1893; spring, S9s 50; extra
s. 5O@S; superfne, $5@6; low grades, s. 25@4 25,
to choice timothy, s16@12. Mess pork, s14@i4
Lard ssH%1P4s; E GS,ttOn, 1o4@1Sesz
family, family, Sc 5o@7; No: l, ss@S 50; fancy, ss@1O
GTanmMhea oa4 s 81 49@d 80 corn 7Oc
1O@10Zc. Cotton low middling, 1151e
iND!ANAPOLIS-F -Flour-New process, $40 25@
10 10 a5; fancy, 50 25@9 IS; family s. 25@s 49, extra
No 2 81 49, oats, S5@37c rye No. 2, 5Oa55c. corn
46@4sc. Clear rib sides, 7c.; shoulders, Sc Sugar
cured Hams, 94@1oe. Lard, prime steam, s@911sc.
NEW YORK.-Flour-No. 2 and No. g. S3@5
superfine State and Western State, S. SOFAS 60
common to good Western and State, S6@6 60
choice white wheat Western extra, Sc S097; fancy
white wheat Western, 81 O5@s; common t
good extra h Ohio, S6 25@s SO; common to choice St
Louis Sc 65910 25; Minnesota patent process extr,
good to prime, and choice to double extra SS@11
Rye Flour, S4 1895 25. Grain-Wheat, 81 15@1 81
pork, new, $14 2O@14 40 Lard, prime steam, old
| SO 80; new SO 20.
PHILADELPHIA.- Flour = Western superfne
extra family, S9@9 rs; Pennsylvania extra family
$9@9 IS; high grades, 50 75a10 so. Grain-Wheat
Pennsylyania red g. o5@2 Is; Pennsylvania amber
is steady at $40 al so. Rye, 709SOc. Corn, vel.
low Western, 61@S2Mc.; mixed; 61@6174e; Oats
| Wnlle western, mixed western, 3SlJ4Oc-
Pennsylvania white 4O@45c.; choice heavy, 45@
47c. Mess pork, new, S14 75a15 Petroleum, re
fined, 13e:; crude in barrels, .91a@1O12e.
| MEMPHIS.-Flour = Choice family, S9@9 so
Corn, is quiet at 62@65c. in store. Oats are veal
at 53@60c. in store Pork is quiet at So Lard
tierce, 954@I0c.; kegs 1G54@11c. Bacon, shoulders
614c.; clear rib Sides &C., and clear Sides SIC.
STOCK MARKETS.
| CINCINNATI.-Cattle- = Common to medium
| 50 25d4; good to choice butchers grades 81 $50
$685. fair to good shippers, S5@5 75 Sheep and Lamb
| Common to choice sheep, 81 5014 25 fair to goo
lambs, S4@5 25. Hogs-Common, $4 4Oa4 65; fair t
| 81 70(64 80; selected butchers, 81 9095
| BUFFALO.-Sheep and Lambs-Far to goo
clipped, 81 371a@4 IS; stockers, IS 25. Hogs
| Workers and heavy hogs, So 50G5 CO.
NEW YORK.-Beef Cattle-Commonest mike
lots of Cherokee and Missouri cattle, S34S954c. pc
lb.; ordinary to good steers, 10@12c.; prime an
| extra, 12a1234c. Sheep and Lambs-Trade
little msre active, and fat stock was a fractio
higher. Sheep a 14@614c. per h., with one car loa
at 6sse lambs, 6@Sc., with very good lots at 714C
re;
EAST LIBERTY, PA.-Beef Cattle-Best catt
S6.10@6 rs per 100 lbs; medium to good, S5 scat
common to fair, 81 4Ofd5 25. Hogs-Yorkers, SIS
as 20 per 100 lbs; Philadelphia hogs, S5 30(65 3
Sheep-Sheep were selling at from S4@5 so per II
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 manufa
turers. Prices were strong follows for full grade
Unwashed-Fine merino, 21622c.; coarse clothin
24S26c.; medium do, 27929c.; long combing 80
35. Observation-Disclosures mernO, 35@40c.; coar
clothing 306135c. medium clothing, 35(I3Sc. lOl
cOmbing, 40@42c. Tub-washed-COmmon,3 33@35
. good to choice, 35@39c. Pulled-Superfne, 25(a27