The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-10-10

SUPERINTENDENT, 81 1895 so;
SS III low grades, s2@2 60; patent, s6@e 20.
and fair imple at 90c. choice amber and red, CSC.
on track and at river, and full grades No. q, 92c.
that inspects No. 2 will readily sell at sO@s1c.
shelled, 41hc.; mixed shpiied, in samples, 4sc..
Rye, 47a5Sc.; oats. 19@27c. Barley, No. q fall,
q aS 4 d dnmd Hay, choice sea old ss@lo; choice new,
7N@7Kc. Cotton. sH@1iAe.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES State and West
ern, IS S094 so; common to good extra Western
and State "a 05@4 Is; good to choice Western and
Western extras "a 0 70; common to good
Ohio extra family, S4@5 80; common to choice St.
Louis extra family, s4@6 IS; Minnesota patent pro
s6259s so. Grain-Wheat, 81 O5@1 IA; rye, 5sa6Oc.;
corn, 4s@55c.; oats, 26@S6Hc. Mess pork, new,
50 50@l9. Lard prime steam, 6.75@7.S5c. Cotton,
domestic fleece, 2s@4sc; pullea, 1s@S7c.; un.
washed, 10@S9c. Texas, 12@27c.
PHILADELPHIA Flour Western s~uperhne,
extra family, s5@5 IS; high grades and Mime
Cornmeai. 81 IS per barrel Wheat. No. red West.
Corn, yellow western, 52Ta5 Sc missed IVES Wsster ua,
SIC. bid. Oats, white Western, 2S@3 C.; mixed
Western, 26@2sc. Rye, Pennsylvania. 5Sa6Oc:
make max 81 sap d city < e tile ie' 7E aesa, .s0sf Pe Sasiesps,
refined test, 9Ic. crude. in barrels, ne.
Observation-Disclosures Extra. So 25@s 60; extra
family, "a 1895; A No. l, s5@6 50. GRAIN
S Wheat new new red sh,s soasCc: amber s9ssae:; white, 80
o.; @ NIKE p ~; - sS 81 nf Eaid 5S sh5 aisE ILL., ssfsf S tiel RsE
s sSSs' d ensies szs leai short IN seg gib SIDES 1Ss; s sals sbo %es s1s.r
sides, SIC. Bacon Shoulders. 5Zc.; short rib
sides, 61ha.; short clear sides, SIC, Sugar cured
hams, l2x@13kc- Cotton, 1054c.
Flour = fancy c5NS 6n.
family, 81 1094 40. Grain-Wheat, No. q red win
ter new, sec. Corn, new Western mixed, 36c.
Oats, new Western mixed 19@2Oe. Rye, No. ., 45c.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders 4hc.i clear rib sides, 51ac.
Lard, prime steam current make exc. Sweet
picked hams, 1oc. Hogs, 81 50gS 65.
STOCK MARKETS.
CINCINNATL-Beei ~Cattle-Common, 81 5o@2;
lair to medium, 81 1898 IS good to choice butcher
grades, s3@3 IS; fair to good shippers, s49
rs; with some extra at S.; lair to good heavy oxen,
good feeders, So 60@S so. Hogs-Common, So Is
@3 80; fair TO good light, IS 1923 rs; fair to good
packing grades, IS 5093 80; selected butchers, IS 80
3 90; with a few extra at 81; fair to good stockers
very dull at " 50@3. Shecp-Common to fair, 2%
@3Ac., and good to choice. 5H@6%c. per 100 gross.
Lambs with lots of old sheep. there being but little
done In lambs by themselves. The range, how
ever, would be from &c. to &c. for fair to good per Id.
gross.
NEW YORk.-Deef C~attle-Texas. and Cherokee
cattle, part very good and none very poor, ranged
at &c to dress "a lbs, less SOC. per head, to Ike. 10
dress 90 lbs. native oxen and steers, exc. to dress
"a lbs. to 10c. to dress 81 lbs the best half dozen
carloads in the market, costing o. ~ IN Chicago,
were not put on sale. E rporteIs used 800 fat steers
iron, fresh receipts, including 260 Kentucky steers,
ave aging 1,440 lbs, 40 Kentucky steers. averaging
1920 lbs, 80 Ohio. averaging 1850 lbs, and 81
Illinois steers, averaging 1870 lbs. Sheep and
lambs-The market was fairly firm for sheep at
3R@5Zc and active for lambs at 4aa5%c.
Sheep mainly 4I@4hc, and lambs generally SO
SIC. per ID. Hogs-The market was quiet and nm
changed at 81 S794 20 per 100 lbs. live weight.
BUFFAL0.-Beef C~attle-Sales made Of extra
| graded steers at 81 1905, As per 100 lbs. good to
choice shippers, 81 3094 60; fair to medium, So 90@
40; common grades, So 1898 so; stockers are
higher ana in light demand. ommon to extra,
81 50@3 40. Sheep and Lambs-Salesw were made
Of fair to good Western sheep at So 65@3 90; extra,
S4a4 25; Canada lambs. 81 5n@4 81. Hogs
Workers, fair to choice, So 309S 65; heavy, SO 409
$40. ~
EAST LIBERTY, PA.-Bee Cattle-Best "a rs
per 100 lbs ; fair to good, So 95@4 so; common to
fair, SO 2593 so. Hogs-Sales made of Yorkeis at
IS 50@3 20 per 100 lbs; and Philadelphia hogs,
81 OOa4 20. Sheep were selling at So 2t@4 IS per
100 lbs. HaT .f.-
WOOL.-In Philadelphia, the following are the
late quotations: Ohio, fPe. nsylvauia, and West
Virginia, double extra and above, 36937c.; extra,
35@36c.; medium, S5@37c; coarse, 30@3Sc.; New
York, Michigan. Indiana, and Western, fine, 3l@
&c.,: medium, 35@36c.: coarse, 3og3Sc. combing,
washed, 36@4 c., ~combing, unwashed, use. Canada
combing, 36@37c.; fine, unwashed, 20@25c. coarse
and medium, unwashed, 23@25c.