Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-16

/ FL0UR-There was rather more doing to-day
without change In prices. Superfne, s. T5a5 s0 ex.
ira. IS soa6 co. and trade and fancy brands 90 oOt
So The sales were: brls extra at 50 25 leo do a
$5 co. 100 do supaffne Mt IS IS; 100 do at IS IS; la
do at IS 80; and 10 do extra at S5 90.
WHISKY-Th, market was quite dull to-day, but
holders succeede in selling $50 brls ut 8Sc.
H0G-Not enough on the market to establish prices
PROY1SIONS-There was large amount of fcoun-
try and bulk meats on the market, and it met with
good demand. but there was not much done in mess
pork or lard and the latter wa; quite dull and offer
ed rather pressngly at l3c. buyers holding back.
City pork sold at $50 So and in one case at $2l
1t is generally held at the latter rate but there
not much demand at $40 So The stringency in the
money market checks business greatly. The sales
were Of green meats 400 hams at l0c Of Mess pork
1OObrs city at $2l co. and TJO do at $50 5O old
was offered at $l6 2J and II co. Of bulk meats 100 900
lbs short rib mi ldles at 9c 225o 600 shoulders coun
Sc 900 do clear short do at lOc 1OOOOOBs clear
rib sGes at 91c; 5o00ORs rib sdes averaging 40bs,
az Sc a. o .boaSers and sc for sdes AMI 100
pieces do averaging 3OBs at sc of lard 80 ties gut at
ll3e; prime was offered freely at lae. ,
81 33a 3 the whole range Of the market being 81 30
al 35 The demand was but moderate. though rath-
or better than yesterday. Still. buyers did not seem
bush smbeI red at 81 81 $50 do primesdo at 81 90;
800 do at 81 81; and 500 do choice do at 81 80.
0ATS-The market is dull. and prices 2c lower,;-
We quote them in bnlk at s3as4c and including sacks
at ssaOlc. A sale Of $500 bush in bulk at SAC.
CORN-The market is dull and unsettled. Distl-
lers are not buying. The best offer made for at
the lower road was 81 co. Old IL held at 81 Is. The
sales were 1000 bush ear at the upper depot at
81 o5; 400 do at 81 90; and $50 do at 81 90.
RYE-The market remains unchanged. Prime
samples are held at 81 40 per BUSH
BARLEH-The market is dull and spring has de-
cined to 81 45al so for prime to choice and the
grades Of fall 10 81 55al 80. There were no sales
made public.
HAY-There is fair demand, and the market is
steady at $27 OOa2s 90 per ton for prime Timothy
arrival and 500 00a30 90 from store.
BUTTER-The demand for prime roll is good, and
fully equal to the supply. Wequote prime to choice
Western Reserve at 27a2sc and Central Ohio at 26c
CHEESE--The market is quiet, with but limited
demand. We quote Western Reserve and Hant
burg at 13c to 13hc.
EGGS-The market is dull with light jobbine
demand. We quote prime fresh, shippers count
at 24c to %; lined nominal at 18c to zoe.
. GR0CERIES-There has been no essential change
in the market. Tho jobbing demand continues fair
We quote coffee at 34c to 36c sugar l3c to l54c fol
raw and l8c to for hard refined; moasses SO K
zoe for last years crop New Orleans.
SEED-Sales of 5Nbrls clover at 81 90 per bush.
at $ls GOALS 25 per cord.
C0OPERAGE-Ther is fair demand, with but
BEANSEThe market is quiet, and prices un.
changed, at 81 4Oa2 5oper bush.
CRANBERRIES-The marketremains unchanged
at Sl4 GOALS 90 per barrel.
ONlONS--The receipts are light and the market
remains unchanged at 81 00a4 Is from store.
FEATHERS-The market is unchanged at 55c fol
prime live geese.
GINSENG-A good demand at 81 GOAL o5 on ar
BEESwAX-The market is firm, at 4aa4sc on ar
rival.
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