The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-02-01
The Markets.

CONGRATULATIONS - Winter family is diff
cult to buy at "a 2O choice trade brands selling at
s45G4 So fancy held high s. rs spring is quiet
at So 50@4 20; extra, SO 60g3 3d. superfne, So $50
25 low grades, " 25@2 co. patent is held at 50 IS
a.; rye flour at sS@3 10 Buckwheat -four is in
fsir request at "a 35g4 rs per barrel. Ora H.
Wheat, white, 94c.; prime to choice, 81 choice red
and amber. s6@97c.; prime ri and amber, 92g93c
Corn ear, $780,; shelled, on track and elevator 326s
321ac. Rye, No 2, 5la@52c.; choice, 53c. Oats,
good to prime mixed, 2t@26c. good to Prime white
26@29c Barley No. 2, III 05@ TO- No 8, 75aoOc.
Hay, prime to choice timothy, So 5o@lo, prime to
choice mixed, S7@10 Mess pork, 81 9098. Lard,
o.521a@5.55c. Cotton, 7%@l1Ac
NEW YORK. = Flour = Super6ne State anu
Western, 90 zo@$ 80; common 70 good extra West
wheat Western extra, "a 55@5 rs; common to good
9ni Louis s.tsa fa s S s saSss
process, good to prime and choice to double extra.
IS 6o@s Graln-Wheat, 9l14c.@l IL; rye No.2
Mess pork old, 81 Soar So; new, IS SOFAS Is Lard,
prime steam, 5,921a96.95c. Wool, domestic feeces,
27@4Se, pulled, 17@SSc unwashed, 1O@25e. Cot
PHILADELPHIA. - Flour Western supernne,
81 1892 rs; Western extras, s3@S so; Minnesota
extra family, $4@4 621l high grades and Min
Rssss So Sss g. Rye flour
white, 81 OF, OS; No. 2 Chicago spring, 939y4c
Corn, steamer, 4S@4215c.; new yellow, aSo.; ole
mixed Western, 2s@2oc Rye, Western 5Sg52c'
Mess pork, rump So SO. Petroleum refined test
&c.: crude in barrels, nc.
LOUISvlLLE.-tlour-E s3as rs extra
family, ss 50ss rs; A No. /, 81 6oa5 u.s. GRAIN
Wheat, new red, 90c.; amber and white, CSC.
Corn, white sec.; mixed, sac Oats white, 2614c.;
IS 5O9l0 so per ton Mess Pork, old, IS 25@s so.
Lard, choice leaf in tierce 65s9654c. choice leaf,
il kees 73c: Bulk meats Shoulders. 2Ac:i short
Sugar Cured Hams, 71a(98c. Cotton, Sc.
INDIANAPOLIS. = Flour = Fancy A, a5@5 so;
family, sag4 a. 49, oGrain-Wheat, No 2 red win
29%c. 0ats, white Western, 23@24c.; mixed
Western, 22@23e. Rye. No. 2, 44@i5c. Bulk
meats-G Green shoulders, 21ac ciear sides, 3.40c.
Lard, prime steam, current make. 5.4oc. Sweet
Picked Hams, 81 &c.
STOCK MARKETS.
CINClNNATl.-beef Cattie-Common, 115id2c. ;
grades 314@4c.; fair to good shippers 1a4s5c fair
to good heavy oxen, s@4c., and fair to good
feeders and ockers, 21aeahc; Hogs-Common
fair to good packing grades, So 95 as 49, selected
butchers, 81 1898 20. Sheep--Common to fair
214@S1zc and good to choice, 31a941zc., per pouud
NEW YORK.-Beef Cattle--One carload of poor
trash went as low as Sc 70 per 100 lbs Tops and
best droves sod at SOa10 u.s. but the general sales
were male at 81 75@9 %. Fifteen carloads of
choice cattle were received for direct shipment to
Europe alive, and 500 head OF other fat steers were
taken for the export trade at s. 5o@1o 25 Sheep
for Sheep and "a 1896 for lambs. An exporter
took carload Of sheep for shipment alive,
aging loo los., at 90. HogS--Market hrm at W 300
40 per 100 lbs. alive, with sale of II carloads at
! IS 40.
EAST LIBERTY, PA.-Hogs-Y So 9O@s
per 100 lbs Philadelphia hogs So 20a3 25 Sheep
Fair to good muttons, 2.s5@3.S719c.; choice to
prime, 3.60941zc.
BUFFALO. Beef Cattle--sales made of extra
steers, averaging 470 lbs at IS So good shippers
steers "a 6e95 1871; butchers steers IS 254 % per
100 lbs. Sheep and Lambs-Fair to good Westei n
Workers held at S3@3 10 per 100 lbs; heavy, Ss@
8 10; closely selected, 50 1898 20.
Observation-Disclosures Stock Yards--Hogs
Choice grades, 50 75@2 SIS fair grades, So 65@
| 2 TO-
WOOL In Boston, there is a moderate de-
mand, and trade and holders pressing sales
Ohio ard Pennsylvania feeces, SS@s7c,; Michigan
and Wisconsin heeces, 30933c.; combing and de-
laine feeces, S3@35c for coarse, and 37@l21c. for
medium grades; pulled 25a4Oc.