The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-01

wCINNATI.-Flour-Family may be quoted as
low as 81 40, but not much offered b low ST 80, and
sales chiefly at 81 60d4 IS, though known trade
brands from white wheat range up to S576. Extra
quoted S560@4, superfne 50 60@2 IS, and low
grades, $2@2 50. Spring f9urs are dull for soft at
S4S5@46 SO, but hards not plenty and selling a little
more readily at 81 6595, the latter fancy Minnesota.
choice Northwestern Bran steady al 1899 80, ship
stuff slow at S11@ 2, and middlings at s13@17 per
ton, on arrival. Wheat. choice amber sold at $50
94c. on track, and 95@96c. delivered. White nomr
ually same as amber, though not much offered, and
fancy lots not 5 richly choice sold at 91@92c., and
fair to good milling sam les ar s0@s7c. Red winter
sold at 92@93c. for chsce but off grades were not
quick at lower figures. Inferior or smutty ranges
down to TIC. per bushel. Rye offerings of old No 2
for elevator at 54c., but new sold quite freely at SOC.
for choice samples and at 49c. for No. suspected, on
track Corn, ear sold at 4Sc f r mixed and 44c. TO-
white on track. Shelled sold at 43@43%c for prime
sample lots of mixed, and ten cars said to be No. 2
sold at 42c. to arrive, while No. 8 in elevator was
held at 42e. per bushel. Oats, mixed quoted at 26
for No. 2 fall. Hay, new bri .gs SS@9 so, old quota
BILE atS10911 per ton for prime choice timothy, and
$s@9 per ton for common to good mixed in bales on
oats straw S. So@7 per ton. Mess pork, $40. Lard,
N@TNc. Cotton. sH@121sc.
NDIANAPOLIS.- Flour = Fancy, IS 50@6;
family, s45O@5. Grain-.Wheat. No. 2 red fall, 90c.
Sc. Rye, 44c. Bulk Meats-Shoulders, SIC; clear
rib sides, &c. Lard, &c. Sugar-pickled hams, s@919c.
Hogs, s415942 %.
Observation-Disclosures, s3@s rs; extra
family, So 1894 Is; 4 No. l, "a 50@5. Grain
Corn, white, 45c.; mixed, 4Oc. Oats, mixed,
Csc. Hay, ss@11 per ton. Mess pork, s10@10 so.
Lard, choice Leaf, in fierce, SIC. choice, In Kegs &c.
Bulk meat.ashoq Ss5s, 51Ec.; clear rb sides, &C.;
sides, 6Hc.; clear sides, SIC. Sugar Cured Hams,
10s12c.
NEW YORK. Flour : super6ne State and
Western, So 5o@4; common to good extra
western and State, 81 a5@t5 IS; common to
choice white wheat Western extra, IS so@6 so;
fancy white wheat Western extra, IS 55@7 rs;
choice extra 81. Louis, s4a7; Minnesota patent
process, S6@325. Rye -four, s3@350. Grain-Wheat,
CSC. @S1 20; rye, .60@6lc.i corn, 45@5Sc.; oats, Sig
ashc. Mes pork, new, go 259io 50. Lard, prime
pulled, 1s@sSc. unwashed, 10000. Texas, l2@27c
Cotton. 115s911Ac.
PHILADELPHIA Flour Western superhne,
50 50@S; Western extras, Ss@4; Mimi sofa spring
emit process, s6@7 so. Grain-Wheat, Pennsylvania
new Western, rod, sSc.@s1 OF; Pennsylvania amber
81 0S@l 05; old Pennsylvania white, 81 08@1 IL
Corn %rrt. yelle ssn MssteTn. $500; mixed Oats s Whit.
Mess pork, T9mP mess, s1Oa1o 50. Beef fndis
mess, $16 76@17. Smoked Hams, l1@12Hc. swee
Picked Hams, szSloe s. GGsen Hams s.; L .sTd
TIC. Petroleum, refined test, 1O1sc., and crude IL
barrels, sH@sHc.
STOCK MARKETS.
mCINNATI.-Beef Cattle-Common, 1N@2Ac.
fair to medium, 2N@3Ac.; good to choice butchers
grades, SA94.35c. fair to good shippers, 4@5c.
lair to good heavy oxen, 3@4c fair to goo
feeders, 3@4c. for light and heavy qualities
sheep-Common to fair, 2A@3c. and good to choice
A@51zc. HCgtCommon, IS 50@4; fair to goo
light, "a 109431; fair to good packing grades, $4,000
4 40; selected butchers, S404 so.
BUFFALO.-Sheep and Lambs-Western SHEEP
So 1894 rs; lambs, S5@5 So. Hogs-Good to choic
Workers, 81 40@4 IS; heavy hogs, 81 25@445.
NEW YORK.-Beef Cattle-Expsrters took 1 90
head at 912@10Hc. per ID. to dress Sc to 81 lbs, t
the gross cwt. other sales were made at 1880
todress IS lbs. for Texans, and S14@1e15c., to dres
Sc to 81 lbs, for ordinary to fancy native steers an
oxen. Sheep and Lambs-General sales made &
sheep at 1890, and of lambs at 5000.
EAST LIBERTY, PA.-Beef Cattle--Best steers
81 1895 per 100 lbs common to fair steers, 81 q 2t
Hogs--Grassers, So 5094 per 100 lbs; Philadelphi
hogs, 81 a@4 so. Sheep and L~ambs-Prices range
at S. 5@4 rs.
WOOL In Bosto1, medium grades of clothim
wool are NEST sought after; al o very fair deman
for all fine feeces. Sales of medium extra an
double extra Ohio and Pennsylvania at 37@3sc
Michigan and Wisconsin at 34@36c. and mediuI
Kentucky, Missouri, and Indiana unwashed in d.
mand at 27@29c.