The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-05-02
The

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 "a rs; spring,
s5@5 80; PATENT S7@7 60: family, q 60;
superfne, IS 5o@ss5 low grade, 90 1893 is. Rye
-four, IS 1908 so. Grain-Wheat, prime to choice
red, 81 12@l II; prime to choice amber, hill and
white, g 1891 20. Rys, eogs2e. Corn, az9,ac.
7@Sc. Cotton, 7%@i2Hc.
NDIANAPOLES-Flour-Fancy, 1896 80 FAM
lily, IS 60@57 IS. WheaI, red, 81 l5a1 16. Corn. soc.
Oats, 24H@25Hc. Bye, 65c: Blu / Meats-sho1lders,
picked hams, 6@71c. Hogs, s. 25@S IS.
LOUIsvILLE.- Flour Extra, So 50@3 rs; extra
family, g 25@4 50; A No. l., !$595 25. Ora n
All ME- a. Cor Cor. f White se i 4s mi mis a%0s 4ae snS os Mal1 Mixed Z, d.
SOC. Rye, 6oc. Hay. ss@l2 per ton. Mess Pork:
$40. Lard, choice Leaf, in tierce, 7T9Sc.; choi: e leaf
in kegs, SIC. Bulk Meats, $40, o.1,@5.4o. Bacon
Sc. Cotton, 1Oc.
NEW YORK.-F1our-No. 2, g so@S rs; super
fine Western and State, 81 1894 IS; common to
good sSoi.. s1 Ws.t. wss; sa9 s sHs s; e so ssS &: 20 s;m sD0S to to
choice white wheat Western extra, s. eo96 so; do.
fancy, s6 55@7 76i common to sood extra Ohio, s50j
@6 IS; common to c5oics extra st. Louis, IS 10
Flour, So 25@4. Grain-Wheat, 81 2l@1 40; rye, 70
@7s15c.; corn, 509551ac.; oats, sS@3se. Mess pork,
new, Ns 1893 90. Lard, prime steam, nc. Cotton,
10 11-16@16 13-16c.
IS so; Western extras, $3.50; Minnesota extra family,
$5e0@6; Pennsylvania extra family, IS 1895; high
grades and Minnesota patent process, S6@S. Grain
s wH ' f winter red, s 81 ssai I ST. ;' YennsylVania
white, 81 379i 40. Corn. yellow Western, &c.,;
mixed Western, 52952Hc. Oats white Western,
1885,; Western mixed. 3i@S2c. Mess pork,
new, s1o25@1et0. Petroleum, crude in barrels, SIC ;
refined test, lie.
STOCK MARKETS.
CINCINNATI-Beef Cattle-Common, 2@2Hc.;
fair to medium, 2Z@3Hc.; good to choice butcher
grades, 8s494.65c.; fair to good shippers, 4Z@4c.;
lair to god heavy oxen, ss4c.; fair TO good feed
Con- coma SMs' g i a Ds sss sas a and se ssA to choice, X
csc. Hogs-Common, 50 $685.; fair to good
light, IS 30@s As fair to good packing grades, IS 50
as 60; selected butcher, So 50@360.
0BUFFALO.-Beef Cattle-Sales made of shippers
steers, 81 5o@4 6S per 100 lbs. Western still fed
bulls, $3@s IS; %stockers, $393 20 Sweepstakes
light; wOOled sos IS; clippe1, 81 sSga 40. Hogs
NEW YORK.-Beef Catde-A few extra steers
reached 10H@11c., per ID. to dress 81 lbs. 10 the
gross cwt, end rome of the toughest grades sold as
dress 81 e 81 lbs, was The. rspse for more I4han
three-fonrths of the stock sold. Exporters took
LOO h. ad of native steers at 9H@'Ol4c. per h., to
1Sc., to dress 81 lbs. Sheep and Lsmbs-Unshorn
sheep, s. 25@6 80 per 100 lbs. clipped sheep, $40
60. and spring lambs, 6@1ic. per lb the outside
sales were made at 6h@sc. Hogs-Nominal quota
lions, So 1898 IS for go d corn fed.
~EASTLIbERTY, PA.-The market for beef cattle
Is dull, ana notn1pg uOlDS save at retail, Win u
slight advance on last weeks prices, say nc. Hogs
Workers, IS 70@ 80; Philadelphiss, SIS 9l@ I 10.
S~heep-Clipped sneep, 1894 Is per 100 lbs; wool
sheep, So 70g5.
wOOL.-InB Boston, Ohio and Pennsylvania feeees
can not be quoted at over 3S9 $50 for medium,
extra, and double extra; Michigan, Wisconsin, and
New York, 35a37Lac.; eombing and delaine feeces,
40@4Sc. for coarse and desirable grades. Pulled
woods were quiet, prices ranging from 80 to 4cc. for
superine and extra; choice supers bring an advance
on the latter rate, but ACC. is the outside price for
very good supers.