Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-28
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
lFor Telegraph Markets see 1nstae.l

weekly Revaeyv OF Columbus Market.
% ee - STATESMAN OFFICE, Oct. ~.
APPLES-The demand is fair at 50 75@
45O per barrel, and 81 6O@2 90 per busheL,
BUTTER-The supply is increasing; lots
cannot be sold at higher rate than 25c.
nBROOMS-Are very scarce at $2@2 20
for common, 80 70 @3 90 for medium.S3 30
GA 90 for extra, and 81 50@5 90 for
fancy.
change in figures. We quote medium ~ 2S
@25c, prime to choice 26@@26e, Java 30
CHEESE Firm at our quotations.
Dairy 16@l61sc and Ohio factory 1Sc,
with prospect of higher prices. I4tt}5
DRUGS AND DDYES-Our quotations
are unchanged, although prices are very
firm. We note Carb. Soda, Liverpool, SC;
Sal Soda s@7e; saleratus los@l2ee; ee;. Cream
45e; Birthstone and Sulphur 8@9c; Ep.
Salts &c; Saltpetre l5@20c; Camphor 81 60;
Indigo 81 4O@2 90; Madder 23@25c; Alum
7c:Copperas &c; Blue Vitriol lSc. - -
EGGS-Are in good supply at much high
er figures. We note retail price at 23@25c
FISH-The demand remains good
for all kinds. We quote No. l Mack
erel half barrels at $12 80; No. do. $l1 90
White Fish are lower; we quote new at
81 % for half barrels; Gibbed Her
ring S5 25; Labrador do. 81 90; Dried Her
ring 60c; new Coo Fish S1a to &c..
FLOUR-Prices range from $40 IS for
good spring wheat to $12 IS for best red
wheat per barrel. in lots. 2s. #
FRUIT AND NUTS-The demand for
foreign fruit is good. We quote Layer
Raisins at 81 80 for old, and So 90 for new;
Currants 17c; Prunes 1se; Figs 20@2Se, Cit
ron 40c; Almonds @40c; Filberts Zoe; Pc
caus 2o@22c; Brazil nuts lS@2Oc; Sardlnes, @
quarters, 25c; Oranges 81 90; Lemons 81
GRAIN-Wheat, red $2@2 80; Oats 60c;
Corr, firm at 75@S0c per bushel.
SEEDING quote Flax at 50 %; Clover
Sc 5o@7 90; Timothy So 25 per bushel,
buying rates. 1s a1isz I9S OK .
HAMS AND BACON-Sugar cured Hams
zoe; Plain do. zoe; Bacon sides 15@l6c per
sLARD-Not much doing; sales at19H
sOGIS-Lard Oil nominal at 81 10; Lin
seed 81 %; Fish Oil 90r@$1 90. 1aa,
PErROLEUM-32@3
POTATOES-From 81 40 to- go per
RfCElThe demand is fair. We quote
choice Rangoon at 1@l111ac. c.-si.a..lI y =
LEAD AND SHOT-Are higher. We
quote Drop Shot at So Is; Buck "a co.;
Bar Lead 13c. - 3 - sse5l.,-. l--'g = 5 !
MOLASSES SANDSYRUP-Are in good
demand, and prices are fully maintained.
We quote Sugar House Syrup at 65c; Good
Syrup S5c@$1 90; Extra do. 81 l0@l 10;
Drips 81 25@I30: p. r. Molasses $4,000;
New crop New Orleans 81 50@1 05.
SUGARS-There has been hrmer tone
In the sugar market forthe past week, with
brisk demand. We quote Molasses Sugars
at He; Cuba 12L@131se; Porto Rico 13%
10l4Zc;i &C. yellow 151Ic; extra G. white
l5szc; a white 16@1614c hards l7c. .oTt
SOAP-Wef quote common at 9@10c;
German 1116c; Erasive 111s@121ae; Bab-
belts 13c; American CASTLE l7c; Foreign
do. &c. s7s -eaeoH1s hof seesos 9alas3F
SrARCH-There are no changes in pri-
ces from last weeks quotations-Sc the
ruling rate. go ~ E5.ttsr
SALT-The demand is light, with almost
no stock. We quote Hooking and Zanes-
willie at 81 1902 30; Cases Dairy 81; Bar
reIs with sacks Sc.
TALLOW-Is held at 1211s @13c. S,a
TEAS Are without change. We
ouote common, h95c@$1 25; medium 81 30
al 20: Fine to choice Young Hyson, 81 20
6I sd: Imperial 81 65@2 90; Gunpowder
$1 7562 90: Oolong, 81 25@1 Co. y sLss
O-MANUFACrURED-D lOs,
Us and Navy rs 65@75c; Bright As and
bounds 95e@$1 80; Six twist 40c; Smoking
Tobacco 22@32e; Fine cut chewing 65c@
81 20.
WOODEN WARE-Two hoop Pals
50 80; three do. So; No. Tubs $13 90; No.
SlI so; No. SO 80; Washboards $3 %;
No. 1 Churns $14; No. 2 do. $13; No. do.
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