The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-04-04
The

CMCNNATI.-FIour-Extra, "a 5O@4 rs; spring,
"a 1895 60; patent, $7@7 rs; family, IS 1895 so;
superfne, s. 5O@3 rs; low grades, " to@S., Rye
-four, So 25@s5 so. Grain-Wheat, prime to choice red,
81 12d1 Is; prime to choice amber hill and white,
81 1891 20. Rye, 57@6Oc. Corn, 4O@42c. Oats, Is
@S2c. Barley, 35@50c. Hay, prime timothy, $50
10. Mess pork, $40. Lard, prime steam, N@715c.
Cotton, 7T@11Hc.
INDIANAPOLIS. Flour : Fancy, $685. Is;
family, IS 5O@5 rs. Grain-wheat, No. . red, 81 Il
81 Il. Corn, new Western mixed, 4o@41c: Rye,
S $685.. oa 49, m !. r1ssl ~ q gdes. s sslk Mf faTd,
prime steam, nc. sugar-pickled hams, 1910.
for is lbs. average. Hogs, IS 4o@3 IS.
LoUIsyLLEaFlourI Extra, g 75@a extra
s. ss@ a5gs g s. 1eg NV no. y ae' No. :: : red siss 81 IS; smbsss.
and white, 81 20. Corn, white, 4Sc.; mixed, 4lc.
Oats, mixed, SOC. Hay, ssg11 per ton; Mess pork,
leaf, in kegs, SIC. Bulk Meats, sZc.; 5H@5sc.;
Bacon quiet at H., 5.6o@5 soc. sugar-cured hams,
sET YoRK-Eleus-So.. ?, .nszzs Z. sssl super r
good extra Western and State, 81 so@5; good to
choice Western and State, IS o5@6 rs; common to
choice fisss v Ehits , Shsst Western extra extra, !: e &C., e. 81 IS;
common to good extra Ohio, 81 s0@6 rs; common to
choice extra 81. Louis, 81 S5@7 rs; Minnesota patent
process, S. 4O@s. Rye flour, 1898 80. = Grain
1 %seas ssS e issl Nj Ies sar pGrt sS@ Ssa, SET Sc is asss: S;
Lard, prime steam, 7%@7.421lc. Cotton, 1OH911c.
PHIEADELPHIA.EFiou : Western superfne,
So IS; Western extras, "a 80; Minnesota extra
family, IS SOFAS; Pennsylvania extra family, IS IS
@6; high grades and Minnesota patent process, IS
as. Grain-Wheat, Pennsylvania amber, 81 80
al "a; PennsylSanla winter rod, 81 2S91 80; Penn
sgesan mixed Wdl's M Is $ sTsis saHS5sHc. Oats, white
Western, 35@35%c.; Western mixed, 329SSc.
Mess pork, new, $40 5O@11. Petroleum, crude in
barrels, 9Hc. refined test, 1lHc.
STOCK Markets.
CINCINNATI.-Beef Cattle-Common, 2@2hc.;
49, 4, ~N11 = - hnfnn hufnharul
grades, 3Na4Ac.; fair 10 good shippers, 1860;
fair to good heavy oxen, 3@4c fair to good
feeders, SH@4Ac. for light and heavy qualities.
sheep-Common to fair, S@4c: and good to choice,
light, IS 4093 rs; fair to good packing grades, IS Al
as IS; selected butchers, IS 1898 so.
BUFFALO.-Beef Cattle-Good to choice steersat
a IS; medium grades, 81 2O@4 10; light butchers
| grades, S3 SOa4 10: cows and heifers, So 50@3 Is
| Sheep-Fair to good Western sheep, So 1095 60 pei
offering disposed of. ~Hogs-Yorkers, sS 8O@3 IS pei
100 lbs; mixed medium grades, S. S0@3 80.
NEW YORK.-Beef Cattle-Exporters took ,20
head of fair to prime native steers, averaging l,2G
lbs. to the gross cwt:; common to extra steers, SIC
| to dress So lbs, and 1910. to dress Sc lbs; good
steers, averaging 1900 to 1,4oo lbs, were generally
| sold at 9s4@1OHc. to dress Sc lbs one car load Of
fat Texans, averaging 1 100 lbs, at 81 per head les.
than 91le. per h., to dress Sc lbs. fat bulls, IS 500
4 10 per 100 lbs, live weight. S~heep-Common tt
| IS 6O67 rs Hogs-0hios selling at 81 06.
EAST LIBERTY, PA.-Beef Cattle selling q
| about prices last reported. H~ogs-Yorkers, s. 7O@
8 80 per 1Oolbs.; Philadelphias S4o'@4 70. Sheep
No change since last report.
WOOL.-In Boston, all grades and all kinds fee
the depression, and even combiDg and delaine feeces
that were SO steady and firm from July to January
can not be sold except at q considerable diseoun
from prices then current. Sales then made of me
dunn and triple extra Ohio feeces, at &c. and ti
price is difficult to realize for round lots; Michigan
Wisconsin, Maine, and New Hampshire feeces, SIC
4Oc. combing and delaine heeces, 37940c.i super
fine and extra pulled, 3O945c.