Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06


- PORK-Closed steady at $23 371S@23 30
for old mess. S24 S71a@25 90 for new mess,
and $M 90@25 90 for April .sales new mess
at $24 S7H regular and for April $500.
BEEE-FifmSandi in faifsdemand.t
CUT MEATSEActiye and firm at 15@
ls}ss kssGndk;sm fSs Riekisa hams, sn1 a,n,sts uloo
.aLARD-Dull at 152l@1611Sc for fair to
prime steam and Kettle rendered. nsefssd
es.7 Observation-Disclosures
FLOUR--Unchanged family $1laf1 '25.
ss -WHEAT-7In better demand and prices
higher; red winter 81 45a2 90 for Nod
and 2. hn- i2Asni1ze Ff9s4
".CoRN-Firm1esr; ear s4as5c; shelled, sec.
OATS-Better, closing at 68a69c. sises
G eRYE-Unchanged. p = rs7i5 fsh
.BARLEY-Firm; fail % 3oa2 s5. .gs.suI
COTTON-In good demand and higher;
middling sold at, 23c, and at the close was
WHISKEY-Nominally. unchanged
"a: s:PROYISIONS-Qu Quiet, not much done.
MESS PORK-Held at $24 so but not
saleable at better than $24 25.s Country
sold at $24 90 at Circleville. Nav. si3i,s.i.ss,5
s BULK MEATS-Dull and nominal at 10
er BACON -Nominally unchanged; Should-
ms4aas ess salese; Clear Rib and Clear Sides ~
> LARD-Dull sales country at 15c city,
60 DAYS. 151ac; but this is merely a. NOM
inal quotation, holders not presenting their
stock on the market oisJ bHE sndSInlsy g i'slen
t.s BpTIEaa : TIER. ts5s Scarce and 2@ss hishsss
oc. .GROCERIES--Uh Uhchan ged. asH sszis7s
BEEF CATTLE E-Saies at "a 00@65 30 tor
common to prime and 81 00@S go for extra
shipping per cwt. gross. p .assiiig z eTiaso
e@ @HOGS-Searce and in demand at 80 SOC
~ w gross, y N slrsqo asiall--.axyoh aofsgO
Ia CIeveiand marketmarci. esis e.Is PCS sss
FLOUR-XX red from No. wheat $n.-
25@12 25; XXX red from No. wheat $12,-
50@13 90; Xxx white $14@I4 90; spring
Sll@1l so. sBuckwheat t1our quiet AZ $50
%: Rye flour steady at ss@s 50:
WHEAT-No.r1 red winter 81 1902 80;
No. 2d0s2 3e@23S; No. 1 NJ Mflwa1keg Spring
S2306233 i6 1dS9B ilBM 9dt ,ouIuaT9
S CORNIrInl fair demand at .2@2a4cI adj
vance. Sales 1000 bushels No. sneiled on
spot at 93c; 10O0 bushels do do at 933344c;
aeoATS-Sales Il car NogI State qat9 go
a RYE-Qniet at 81 50@1 53 for No. l.,oi
BARLEY-Inactive and nominal.
hPORKZN0. 1 city packed mss $25 90;
No. do S2400; Prime mess $23 100; Clear
$2zO0.ai5 10 ssdonog g9a5.ain sdt 10
LARD -Sales 1000 pounds City rendered
at l61s@17e in tierces and frkihs; country
SMOKED MEATS Sales 1900 Olbss Sugar.
cured Hams at l8c; Shoulders l21zc; Dried
NESS BEESsSsS1 ss So = city packed s'ak IS si7 90
Extra do $40 90. sh' no . ,'vsliila n"i-Aiol
ernsReserver roll 42@45e; Ccommoni to good
grades 25@3Sc. s,,,fer,,Tot1 bc,
rCHEESE-Dull and steady at 12@ @16e fo'rr
good to choice dairy and factory. s,l
1QEGGSa Quiet at SOC for fresh.b fHd ,aGf
-PETROLEUM-Crud steadypat 50 45,
Refined in bond 10000 for standard white;
free 4QS42e for large and sal small lots prime prime
-iOILSAFirmgoL Linseed raw 81 ~, boile5f
$ls2s;i Lard Mol 81 10@l l5i No. ASK 00s
Tanners 73@S0c- eTaR ysti 7 .ssjeh asoi
$40 1Chicaeo markst-March SD 5 I'D
bFLOBR+Firm and unchanged. .saGto
tuWIHIEATuCloses easier and lower at
-'CORNMActive aud firmer, and closes
easier at S01aci for No. seller fiffst half
May, lSz1sc:, sellerllast half April. Sac. ..sIsb
rOATS7,F Firm and steady at, 5614@563sc.
RYEvHigher. at 81 60@1I so. s,,ol obo,.,
BARLEY5-Firms "a Ia and held higher, 1s, at
TPORIl++ Firmeri and more active uati
$23, 30; some holders demand $23 75:snstxs
LARD-Du11 and easier at 15L@151ac.
LBULK MEATS-Firm. with fair de-
mai1d at ile@I11sci; 1211s @13cR for shoulla
ders, rough sides, shortribs and clear sides
respectively 10 tlnl. u .ilaAasit Gi 2niyl
! az, st. t.lLoutse 1Iarkef-smare no
I dFLOUR,++Inlgoodd demand fer lowI grades
! and prices ,unehanged.f, nj b4e4e-l,U efsy,
| ,WHEAT-Steady and unchang cd; sales
! Of No. SPRING at 80 10. u D7'' ~ >
( bCORNEBettef at S4@S5c.% aaGHAosq sni
! ,gOATSAVerydu as 6@70csrsdiDoo o.
BARI.E3EGnehaggea ARE5,a 2 s. sg ,ydIsda
PRoviSIoNs@There is asbetteaff fesling,,
! but prices unchanged. isli jdSBonf al il
! sPORK-4Sold at $24 50aInta1 YTT0s SIC
.BAtGfoNlsheuldeFs sll1s@llMc; eIcleaE
ssftA TAkD3Held RE Il lsK@lse Wits 1sa Of;
fered. hsii9is saiei 7s'sts 'ss.est.. % y
Buffalo market-M.rch. s.. Sooz y
lFLoUR-Dnll !; city gronnd, spring.
s, eWHEAT-+sas25fo for spring gI-.aarhd
Il ,CoRNziirM Gael 05, on. track and in
oATsma74c Tor western III stoOtfes. tote 81 'sa
.tsgli
+ nsad Toledo, do,market4Marcha5 OF
WHEAT-Sales No! 2 spring at 50 e0.iJi
OATS--lc better; sales No / at 64c.-z-
RYE-Sa1es No. at 81 90.
SEED-Cloveri better; sales at 81 ESQ
80.
New York Dry Goods nlarketEMafch 8
A better feeling pervades the market
under rise in cotton, and consequently
there is, a little more doing, although no
general activity. ~ sAFs'sFA '-'''s al
For SHORT TINE ONLY.-Dr. Hirsh,
the skillful foptician from Europe, will be
at parlor No. 2 United States Hotel with a
full assortment of his improved spheroidal