Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-03
New YORK nlnrket-reb. :

New York nArket-Ecb. 1.
C0TTON,Very firm and less active at Is,Ic for
.FLOUR-Duii and unchanged; California nm
MHiSkf-Dull and nominal.
WHEAT-Quiet and frm: sales at &e so for No. 1
spE11i IN store; 80 So for red Je sey on the DOCK
tBARLEY.More active and frmer: western saoo:
UORN-Fir@er: sales new new n mixed * i western ter .o.t
soSs -; M White s southern 81 2o91 49, yellow
:. OATs.Firmer and quiet; s4c bid for western in
"tore and s4lac asked. .-..s- --f.-tH
GmtGFEETE9uiss =. 10. sss g fST e. Cs,0n.
aSSuGAR-Firn: Cuba ll'lsia1zo; Havana isX
MSLAssEs-o Quiet; Muscavado 4sa4so.
5 PEFRoiEUGi-ouis.. 3 sassa sssla
LEATHER-In fair request at previous prices.
,sv sWt0ohmSlishtly to in buyer' favor; sales at 4es
q, P0RkmFir%sI ms and more doing; old mess ssI 5sS
also new mess at IS a. bu9sls
and sellers option. for March and April private
BEEF-Active aud firm at previous prices,
BEEE HAMS-Quiet at s2923i 50.
!Ic; short ribbed II K@llXc; long ribbed nkc. and
CUTMEi iTS-puli: sales at sSsxc for should
DRESSED HoGS-Firmer: western s0sXe,
Shelly SS ok. and lO@lokc fer city. Lss...l
s BgTTER-In good mand at 4oap5oc for state.
CHEESE-Heavy at 1l9l5c. srass.-5e
/ parCincInna,i market-Feb. 4.
FLOUR-Frm and demand good: family GIL 2s8
/ WHEAT-Firmer: holders ask q so for No,
red. and buyers offering % 55 spring held at % 90
:. .CORN-Firmsr ear ssss4c: no demand for
90AATTs 9ATssIn demand and higher; No. ! ass7o,.
BYE RiBEiISearce and higher; No 81 sI91 s.;
COTf0N-DuIl and Kc, lower. closing at 17Kc
for niddling; i'd With more sellers than buyers.
PORK-s2I eal 50 for old. aud s2a for new: old
mess generally held at sel 25 at the close new mess
BGLK seossh an
BACON:,,Saies at sjscasslc for shoulders. laslsl
at lss1c which wa. met quite freely By some. but
mhTYY sT1 nSt isins 2, ths b s stocks.
GHEEsE~i4x@l5o for Western Reserve, and
SEED T SIS; fiun Timothy d duli at o. soaa so
and nothing doing in fax.
SUGAR-In light supply aud firm at ls9lsc for
G0EFEEmmFirm at ao9ssc for rio. ,
prGp61 pMr9G3plMEir% 81 re- and & quiet at zo95oc.
Baltimore Cattle Mavket--Jan. so.
BEEF, CATTLE-The offerings at the scales
during the past eek amounted to o54 head againt
Loss last week Of the number offered 22O head
game from W est virginis. 4es from Ohio 3ls fT m
Virginia. and ls from the District of Columbia over
the Baltimore q Ohio rail; 81 from Ohio over the
NOrther1 Central rairoad; % from Maryland, and
81 from Virginia BY boat Of the receipts 67s he d
were taken by Baltimore butchers. e by farmers for
grazig $50 sold to speculators for Eastern markets
and 80 head to Washington and Annapolis butchers.
q o1Snary od spd
Oxen and Cows s5 5o@s 90; fair to good stock Cat
tie IS 00S6 75 fair quality Beeves &6 00a7 90, and
the best Beeves ss 90 DO 90 per pounds the
average price being about So IS. Prices of the
best grades of Cattle are apparently higher owing
entirely to the superior quality of the offerings.
while common and inferior Grades are IS cents per
SffEEf1fhe' 'feceIpys nxye increased dsTinE the
past week. but with good demand the market vas
ectve a. improved rates. especially for good fat
Sheep. Prices ranged as follows: Common to
good Se cents. and good to extra s97 cents per
pound gross.
i HOGS-The supply has diminished the past
week. and dprices have advanced 25 cents per 100
pounds on the rates of last week. ranging at the
close to-day from 50 75 to $40 IS ger 100 pounds net
for fair t. good fat Hogs and market firm.