The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-05-09
THE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a 6O@4sO; spring,
s5@5 60; patent, S7@7 So; family, s. 1895 20;
hour, ssis@s So. GraineWheat, prime TO choice
red, 81 15@1 IS; prime to choice amber hill, and
white, 81 1891 2L. Rye, 6o@62c.; corn, 42@4sc.;
t bSn.; N z j i 4 NAi1' prime AS'''S' '7ss''s'' '''
INDIANAPOLIS. - Flour Fancy, S6@s so; fam
lily, s. 5095 rs. Grain Wheat, No. 2 red winter,
Oats, 25@2fc. Rye, SEC. Bulk meats-shoulders,
. &C.; clear rib sides, 4.90c. Lard, 7c. Sugar Picked
Hams, 6@7hc. Hogs, ss@s 20.
LOUISVILLE.-Flour Extra, S. 50937 70: extra
family, 81 25a4 SO; A No.. i, s5@5 3. Grain
81 2O91 %. Corn, white, 45c.; mixed. &c. Oats,
mixed, SOC. Hay, .s9@11 per ton. Mess pork, 90 50.
Lard, choice Leaf, in tierce, Nygsc.; choice in kegs,
&C., SIG Sc. Sugar-cured hams, 7h@9c. Cotton,
NEW YORK. Flour No. 2, s3as; super
good extra, s5@5 Is; good to choice, IS sos5 IS;
white wheat extra, IS 90@6 so; do. fancy, Sc s5@
] rs; extra Ohio, a 95@6 Is; St: Louis, 81 sOs7 IS;
Grain-mheat, 81 2l@1 20. Rye, 13@73Hc. Corn,
50@ SIC. Oats, 8 @4sc. Mess pork, new, 50 IS
9 80. Lard, prime steam, 7.1O91.171a. Cotton,
FHLADELPHIA.-Flou Western s~uperfne,
So SO; Western extra 81 so; Minnesota extra family,
sSS0g6; Pennsylvania extra family, s. 1895; high
grades and Minnesota patent process, S6@S. Grain
w uOdt, ICuungl ann dhoCi, " u coWl W 1Chusyf-
yania winter red, 81 80; Pennsylvania white,
81 3s@1 40. Corn, yellow Western, &c.,; mixed
Western, s2@52Ac; Oats, white Western, 349s5c;;
@1O 20. Petroleum, crude, in barrels, s1Sc.; refined
tst, 1GM@l0zsc. -
CINCINNATI Beef C~attle-Common, 2@21dc.;
grades, sN@4.65c.;s 1afT to good shippers, 4h@4Zc.;
fair to good heavy oxen, Sk@4Lc. lair to good feed
ers, SAa4.soc. for light and heavy qualities. Sheep
SS%mG ao to !alE, Ssas.' So s3 asa geo 10 t 70 d IL aeea l ne
SIS 1898 80; fair to good packing grades, So 2OeS 40;
selected butchers, % 9o@S
BUFFALO.-Beef CaItle-Fair to medium ship
grades. 81 1895; extra, s. ~. sReep-western
~ool sheep, S. o2@5 IS per 100 lbs. extra wool
sheep, averagins 100 Tbs, at s6a6 ~; clipped
lOOlbs. heavy logs, s. 55@s 70.
NEW YORK.-Beef Cattle : Common to medium
steers ranged from 81 to 9Ac. per h., to dress So to
to Sc lbs. to the gross cwt;: fair to extra steers, 81
@lOhc., to dress IS to 81 lbs. Exporters took 600
head, mainly at 9H@10c. Sheep and Lambs-Sales
made of very rough and poor Colorado sceep at
4%c. per b., other unshorn sheep at S. 70 d I per
7%@IU1Sc. Il gs- Market dull at sS 65@3 rs.
EAST LIBERTY, PA.--trices remain as last
quoted, with little demand. Hogs1,Yorkers, IS 2O@S
s IS; Philadelphias, S. 45@3 so. S~heep-Chpped sell
at S4@5; no demand for wool.
W0OL.-It is reported in New York that some Of
the large manufacturing concerns have been sweep
ing the Boston market Of all the feeces within
reach at 4Oc or under, and this encourages the
holders somewhat, but the above price is considered
the very top figure obtainable. Sales are reported
of 10, 900 lbs. extra and above at Ale 5000 lbs
combiLg at 4Oc, 1000 lbs. secured combing at SOC
In PhiIadelphia, the market is dull and price:
nominal Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia,
double extra and above, S0@4Oc.; extra
York, Michigan, Indiana, and Western, fine, SAG
SEc.; medium, 3s@4Oc.; coarse, 3S@34c;; combing
washed, 4Oa5Oc.; combing, unwashed, SogS2c.
coarse and medium, unwashed, 26@SOc.; tub
washed, 3S 542c.