The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-07-24
IT is a fool who praises himself, and a
mailman who speaks ill of himself.
The Markets.

CINCINNATI-Flour-winter family, 81 7o@
5 10; fancy, S. 3o@5 IS; patent, $500 IS; spring, so
s e. 81 Is sI I5ss 8 $. 2s SssiS 80 i Isss sse, s ssS g. C Corn hs IS
@43c. Rye, $4,000. Oats, 33@3Ic. Barley, No. 2,
s5c. Hay, good to prime mixed, s11@4 per ton.
Mess pork, SO 25@s so. Lard, prime steam, $3.50;
Cotton, 10T@i4c.
NEW Observation-Disclosures State and West
ern, s. 75@4 Is; common to good extra Western and
State, 81 20@4 80; good to choice Western and State,
81 SSs6 Soi CON common non to oo choice white III Evil whea nh; western 'setra
family, $96; common to choice ST. Louis extra
family, 81 logs 50; Minnesota patent process, good to
prime and choice to double 6 extra, s. SOS s G.ain :,
5965e. Barley, common Western, 55c~ Corn, 4o%@
15Ac. Oats, 3sx@46c. Lard prime steam, 6.07H
| @6.12hc. Cotton, IL 1-16@12 3-l6c.
lily, in lots, medium, s.; and good to fancy, S. Esq
5 60; Ohio extra family, fancy, S.; winter wheats,
Minnesota patent process, IS 1896 80; spring wheat
| as Is. Grain-,Wheat, No. : Western red winter,
in elevator, car lots, 81 Is. Corn, sail mixed, on
track and at grain depot, 49@5oc.; yellow Western,
on track, SOC. Oats, mixed Western, S7H@Ssc, ;
white Western, 39@40c. Lard, Western fierce, 81
@6Hc.
observation-disclosures, So; extra family,
"a; A No. /, S.; fancy, s. 25@6; patent, IS 5O97 50.
Grain-Wheat, new red and amber, inferior to choice,
Oats, white, 35c. mixed, SAC. Rye, new, SOC. Hay,
common ~toichoice, Sl2@15 per ton. Mess pork, old,
$40. Lard, choice leaf, in tierce, re; choice in kegs,
1 WV. ohtVh ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, No. 2 red win
ter, new, 81 Ol@l ON. Corn, new Western mixed,
36636Lc. Oats, No. 2 white Western, 32@33c.
Bulk Meats-Green shoulders, 3%c.; clear rib sides,
re. Lard, prime steam, current make, &c. Sweet
picked hams, sh@sc. per Id. Hogs, good to choice,
STOCK MARKETS.
CNCINNATI.-Beef Cattle-Common, 1L@2Ae.
fair to medium, 2k@3Hc.; good to choice butcher
grades, 3H@4A fair to good shippers, 4@4Nc.
fair to good dairy cows, 3E@4.40c. fair to good heavy
oxen, 2k@3kc.; fair to good Texas and Cherokees,
2k@3Ac.; common to fair stockers, 2n@3Zc, and
good choice do, 3h@4c. Hogs-Common, $@3 So
fair to good light, s. 70@3 IS; fair to good packing
grades, s. 60@3 80, and selected butchers qualities
s. 85@3 90; fair to good stockers, 1898 40, and very
dull. Sheep-Common to fair, 2@3Hc., and good
to choice, 3" "a &C.; fair to good stockers, 2h@3Hc
Lambs-CommOn to fair, 3@4zc., and good to choice
4k@5Ac. per ID. gross.
NEW YoRK.-Beef Cattle-Native steers, SIC
9Nc. per h., a few tops going up 10 10c.; a few Texa
steers sold at 6h@7hc., mainly at Ike. The ex
port trade used $50 head at 9A@10c. Sheep ant
lambs-Sheep, 3h@5Hc: per h.; lambs, 4H@7hc
The exporters purchased 4 carloads sheep at $40
5Lc. Sales made of Western lambs mainly at SIC
&c. H~ogs-Dressed hogs were easier at 5a@5Ic
per ID.
EAST LIBERTY, PA.-Beef Cattle-Sales mad
best cattle at s. 1894 per 100 lbs. fair to good, SO
4 60; common, So 50@3 IS per 100 lbs. Hogs-Sale
made of Workers at s. 90G4; Philadelphia hogs, 81
O. 10. Sheep selling slow at s. 25@i IS per 100 lbs
for common to extra.
: WOOL.-In Philadelphia, prices are steady. Ohio
/ Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, double extra an
? above, 48@49c; extra, @40c.; medium, 40@4lc.
coarse, 35S36c New York, Michigan, Indiana, an
Western fine, 359S7c.; medium, S0@iOc.; coarse, 8
+ @S6e: combing washed, Ss@45c combing unwashed
! 2oS24c.j coarse aud medium unvs.hed, 27@s2s,
tub-wsshed, so042e.