The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-03-21
THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI.-Flour-Extra, 81 5og6 50; spring,
81 9o95 so; patent, s7@7 rs; family, $595 IS;
superfne, IS 50@3 IS; low grades, 81 1898 rs. Rye
r reS, 81 si 1Sg1 IS IS; prime to choice amber nlRs Siu s0s and
white, 81 1291 IS. Rye, 5S@62c.; corn, 3s@40c. /;
oats, 2s@31c.; barley, 35@50c. Hay, prime timothy,
s9@lo. Mess pork, $40. Lard, prime steam, 6.sOc.
Cotton, S@l2Hc.
lily, S. 60@5 rs. Grain = Wheat, No. 2 red winter,
81 12@1 IA. Corn, 800. Rye, SEC. Oats, 26926Iac.
Bulk Shoulders, 3:25e. clear rib sides, $3.50. Lard,
&c. Sugar Picked Hams, SIC. Hogs, s. So@s 40.
lily, IS 5Oa5 rs. Wheat-No: 2 red, 81 1891 rs;
amber, ST. 2O@1 % Corn, white, 43c.; mixed, Ale.
Barley, CSC. Oats, 3Oa3 3c. Rye, 6Oc. Hay, SOC
p per ton; Mess pork, $40 g 50. Lard, choice
sides, 5A@t5sc. Bacon--Shoulders, &C.; clear rib
M@sc.
NEW YoRK.-Flour-No. 2, s. 1898 IS; super
good extra, 81 ss@5; good to choice, IS O5@6 Is;
white wheat extra, S. 9O@6 50; do. fancy, S6 .5@
I IS; extra Ohio, 81 sO@6 70; St. Louis, 81 s597 Isl
Grain-Wheat,S 81 is@1 IS. Barley, S3@s2c. Corn,
4S@ Sc. Oats, 34%@3S%c. Mess pork, new, $40 1G
@fO so. Lard, prime steam, 7.2097.25c. Cotton,
11@11Ac.
PHILADELPHIA.-Flour Western superhne,
SO so; Western extra, 81 10; Pennsylvania extra
family, S. 1906; Minnesota extra family, S. 50@6;
high grades and Minnesota patent process, S6@S
Wheat, Pennsylvania amber, 81 1891 80; Pennsyl
81 si@1 a.. Corn, yellow western, 53c.; mixed
Western, 52%@s2Ac. on spot and March, and 52Ac
April. Oats, white Western, 35@S Nc; western
mixed, 32dS3hc. Mess Pork, new, SO t0@11
Petroleum, crude, in barrels, Sh@s5sc., and refined
test, 11Yc.
STOCK MARKETS.
fair to medium, 2A@31ac.; good to choice butcher
grades, SN@4Ac.; fair to good shippers, 4H@4s4c;i
fair to good heavy oxen, 2M@S4c. fair to good feed
ers, 81 for light and heavy qualities; Sheep,
SS@mG ao % la1ts SMss1 ssss s5 s5 f fsiq 10 10 s sasif iis L
IS 4O@3 so; fair to good packing grades, IS 1898 IS
selected butchers, s3 65@3 rs.
BUFFALO.-Sheep-Fair to good Western sheep
81 SOFAS So per 100 lbs. extra sheep, IS IS. Hogs
Workers, light weights to good selected, s. 40@SS71
per 100 lbs; heavy grades 50 509S sc, but sales wer'
made at lever rates.
NEW YORK.-Beef Cattle Commonest to bes
native oxen and steers, 74e; per h., to dress re g. 81
the inside figures for a carload Of light Ohio cattle
averaging $50 lbs, and the outside price for 2 car
loads Of Ohio steers ayeraging l,4o0 lbs, fat pulls
fed Cherokee cattle, SN@ec., u dress 90 to Sc lbs
Exporters took $50 head at 999hc. per h., to dres
Sc lbs. Sheep and Lambs-Ordinary to good sheep
S. 31@6 O5 per 1901 lbs. prime and extra sheep, $50
az so; l carload of fine vooled wethers, averagin
ia lbs, at Sc; spring lambs, S7@S per head. Hogs
Fair and light So S5@4.
In Pittsburg and East Liberty there is little doin
in stock, and the markets have not changed ma
terially since ourlast report.
WOOL.-In Boston, manufacturers are indiffel
ent about purchasing, owing to the dull trade fc
goods. Ohio and Pennsylvania, 42h@4Sc., fc
medium, extra, double extra and above; Michiga
and Wisconsin extra, 38940c.; combing, 4Sc
secured, 33h@40c.; pulled was steady and l
moderate demand at 81 45c. for superhne and extrs
combing pulled, 42H@45c. very choice Maine an
Eastern supers, 45c. but the principal saleso goo
super and extra were at 35@40c,