The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-08-29
The Markets.

CINCIENATI.-Flour-Fa "a a5@45o; extra
50 sO@4 Is; superfine, 50 s5@s 25; and low grades
g 25e2 go. Spring fours in demand for hards h at
S. 5Od5 75 ard scarce but soft quiet at 81 S5@5 TO-
Rye flour steady at S3@8 2, the latter choice North
western. Bran saleabie at s9@9 SO; shIpstuf slow
at S 0@11. and middlings at sIs@17 per ion,
rival Wheat, white quoted at 81 O5 for choice, and
sold at 81 02@1 eS for fully prime. Choice amber
sold at 81. and lots not quite as good at 9s@sse
Red winter brought 98999c. for No. 2, sample
lots about equal to this grade but fair to good mill
ing stock sold at S7@9Sc., and inferior ranges down
at 41%a42c., and white ear at 4sc on track No
mixed, shelled, quoted at 42c., though small lots
held little above this and No sod at Ale. in
elevator; also prime on track at 41c oats new, at
23@25c. for fair to choice mixed, and 24@26c. for
good to prime white; 1000 bushels No. mixed
sold at 25e in elevator Hay prime & to choice tim
rer ton. Mess pork, Sl1 25@1l so. Lard quiet,
with small offerings of current make at 1900, and
TIC. at interior points. Kettled leaf jobs at sa@
s4c. for City, and S@S14c. for country brands.
allow sells at 65sc. for prime country in packages
Cotton. 10@13c.
NEW YORK.-Flour-slp lperfne State and West
ern, SO Soa4; common To coed extra Western
and State, S4 05@4 so; good to choice Western
and State, 81 55@5 IS; common to choice
to ''ls good extra Ohio s4a5 IS; common to choice
cess ss 26ss So Gssin-whes 81 oS 1s1 Eys
| 7.s211@7s5c. Cotton, IL 15-16@12 3-l6c.
PHILADELPHIA Fl ur- Western superhne,
| SS; Western extra, IS 5o@@4; Pennsylvania extra
| high grades and Minnesota patent process, s7a9.
r e flour, s! 75@s. Corn meal, 50 IS per barrel.
Wheat Pennsylvania red, 81 e59i Osi Pennsyiva@nia @
t2115c.: mixed esterp, 4s@4sAc. Oats, white West
ern, Sassc.; mixed Western, 2s@soc: Mess pork,
rump mess. S11 O. Petroleum, refined te. t, 1Gs4c.,
and crude in barrels, s@sAc.
| LoUIsvILLE.-Flour-E Extra So 25@s so; extra
family, "a 759s; No. /, S5@6 so. Grain
Wheat. new red 9Oc.i amber. ?5@971ae.; white
white 24c; mixed, 2211Sc. Rye, new, soc. Hay
s9@l2 per ton. Mess Pork, 81 so. Lard. choice
Leaf ;,, in tierce s choice Leaf G tS kes key. 1oc
Bacon-Shoulders 63s@613c.; clear rib sides, Pc.
clear sides, 75sc. Sugar Cured Hams, 1214@losze
Cotton, 111ac.
INDIANAPOLIS. = Flour : Fancy, IS 5oaS
| family, "a 50@5. Grain-Wheat, No red fall
97@9sc. Corn, Western mixed, S7h@Ssc
Oats, new mixed, 22923c Rye, No. ., soc. Bulb
msas-shoulders, 6Ac:; & clear RIB S sides, M &C. Lard
STOCK MARKETS.
| CI CINNATI-Beef Cattle-Common, 81 25a2
rades, Sd 25a4; fair 70 5000 Shippers, 81 25@4 IS
fair good Texans, 50 50@3 IS; air to good heav!
= sG ss0a so
"a SO@t 55; fair to good PACKING grades, 81 4OG
rs; fair to good sto,kers, s3@s so. sheep-Com
4L5c. per lb. gross Lambs Common to fair, $40
SIC, and good to choice, S54@419o per ID. gross
NEW YoRK.-Beef Cattle-Texas, Cherokee AM
Colorado cattle 7aS1ac: sheep-Transactions 3a &C
per ID. for sheep aud 4@614c., for lambss Stat
Hogs sold alive at 81 6O@4 65 per 100 lbs.
| BUFFALO Beef Cattle-Sales made of choic
to best at $565 90 per 100 lbs. good shippers
81 6l4 90; medium shippers, 81 1904 60; commo
| shippers, S4@4 25; light butchers', SS 9CG4 81
Sheep and Lambs Fair to good Western sheeI
SO 5O13 10 per 100 .bs good shippers sheep, aver
sging 100 lbs, were in request at S5@5 25; Mester
lambs, 81 1895. The quality good TO fair. Hogs
Sales made OF Workers at S4 S0@4 so per 100 lbs
heavy hogs, 81 60@i 10. Grassers, s. 75@i 10.
EAST LIBERTY, PA.-Hogs-Yorkers, 81 45(
| 4 60; Philadephias, 81 s095 10.
, WOOL.-In Boston-Ohio Pennsylvania, an
, West Virginia, double extra and above, 36assc
1 Michigan and Wisconsin quiet at 3+@36c. eoml
ing and deaine, s9G45c.; delaines are being take
as fast offered. Pulled wools, superine and e,
, ira, 2S@l42Lac., mostly at 81 @4Oc
wOOI--In Boston, combing and delaine woods a
tive and clothing woods dull with pospect of
= immedia late Improvement. The largest m lis in Il
country that use delaine and comhing selections c
account OF the high cost of imported woods, are pu
chasing all their supplies at homes for this reason
q this grade will be wanted. Ohio and Peunsylvan
heeces, 36@S7c. for medium, extra and double extr
with choice lots of No and choice selections
double extra and above at an advance on the
figures, but demand moderate; Wisconsin, Mich
gan, and New Hampshire fieeces, s2@S5c. combil
e an delane, SS(D45c including coarse and choi
: medium; fine delaines range from 4C@i2c., NJ
y extra pulled is In moderate demand at 306s40
mostly at S6@icc,