Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-16
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
IEor Teleraph Markets see Inside.
weekly Review of Celump pus marke,

weekly Review of CoIum bus M rket
STATESMAN OFFICE, September 10.
APPLES-The demand is fair at 50 75@
4 80 per barrel, and 81 6O@2 90 per bushel,
BUTTER-The supply Is increasing; lots
cannot be sold at higher rate thssa 25c.
BROOMS-Are without change, but
very firm at $2@2 80 for common, 50 Is
@3OO for medium, S3 50@4 90 for extra,
and 81 5O@5 90 tor fancy. 80
COFFEE-Demand good, and prices
higher. We quote medium 23@25c, prime
to choice 261s@N1sc, Java 33@4Oc. -nfr.
and a5 ohio our ctDr2 a%ot11ta1n@s 1a@
lSc, with prospect of higher prices.
DRUGS AND DYES-Our quotations
are unchanged, although prices are very
firm. We note Carb. Soda, Liverpool, Sc;
Sal Soda 6@7c; Saleratus 101a@12c; Cream
Tartar, pure, 65c; ID quality 35@5Oc; Borax
45e; Birthstone and Sulphur s@9c; Ep.
Salts Sc; Saltpetre l5@20c; Camphor 81 90;
Indigo 81 40@2 90; Madder 23@25c; Alum
&c: Cupperas &c; Blue Vitriol 1Sc.
EGGS-Are in good supply at much high
er figures. We note retail price at 23@25c
per dozen. fo r -.
FISH-The demand remains good
se tGe s sa kaas Ws s ssote No Nc do sf 90
White Fish are lower; we quote new at
81 5O@7 rs for half barrels; Gibbed Her
ring S5 %; Labrador do. 81 90; Dried Her
ring 60e; New French Cured Goldfish &c.
FLOUR-Prices range from $40 rs for
good spring wheat to $12 rs for best red
wheat per barrel. in lots. ~ III
FRUIT AND NUTS-The demand for
foreign fruit is good. We quote Layer
Raisins at 81 1906 90; Currants 17c; Prunes
lSc; Figs 20@23c; Citron 40c; Almonds ESQ
4Oc; Filberts 2Oc; Pecans 20@22c; Brazil
nuts 1S@20c; Sardines, quarters, 25c;
OF N. r
GRAIN-Wheat, red $2@2 80; Oats 60c;
Cora, firm at 75@S0c per bushel.
SEEDING quote Flax at 81 25; Glover
Sc 50@7 90; Timothy 50 25 per bushel,
buying rates.
HAMS AND BACoN-sugar cured Hams
pound Mess Pork $2S 90.
LARD--Not much doing; sales at 1917
OILS-Lard Oil nominal at 81 10; Lin
seed 81 %; Fish Oil 90c@S1 90.
PErROLEUM-From SO to 34c.
POTATOES-From 81 40 to 60 pev
bushel.
RICEeThe demand is fair. We quote
choice Rangoon at 11@11hc.
LEAD AND SHOT-There are no changes
to note. We quote Drop Shot at So %
Buck So so; Bar Lead 1211ac.
MOLASSES ANDSYRUP-Are in good
demand, and prices are fully maintained.
Syrup S5c@$1 90; Extra do. 81 10@1 Is;
Drips 81 25@1 80; P. r. Molasses $4,000;
New crop New Orleans 81 00@1 05.
SUGARS-Are rather easier, with q good
demand at our quotations. We quote Mo-
lasses Sugar at l01sc; Cuba 12@13c; Porto
Rico 13@l4 C; c yellow 15c; A white 16c;
hards 1634@17c.
SOAP-We quote common at 9@10c;
German 1l1ac; Erasive 11%@121sc; Bab-
belts 13c; American CASTLE 17c; Foreign
do. 25c. .
STARCH-There are no changes in pri.
ces from last weeks quotations-S1Ec the
ruling rate.
SALT-The demand is light, with almost
no stock. We quote Hooking and Zanes-
Vile at 50 25@2 30; Cases Dairy 81; Bar
rels with sacks Sc.
.TALLOW-Is held at 121a@13c.
TEAS-The demand is good at full prices.
We quote Young Hyson, common. 95@
81 20: medium 81 30@1 55; Fine 81 COOL 20;
Choice ST. 75@I S5; imperial 81 50@l 90;
Gunpowder 81 cool 80; Oolong, 9Oc@1 so;
Engfish Breakfast 81 00@1 %.
MANUFACTURED-Dark los,
Us and Navy rs 65@75c; Bright rs and
bounds 95c@s1 80; Six twist 40c; Smoking
Tobacco 22@32c; Fine cut chewing 65e@
81 20.
WOODEN WARE-Two hoop Pals
50 so: three do. So; No. Tubs $13 90; No.
SlI so; No. $40 90; Washboards 50 25;
No. l Churns $14; No. do. $l3; No. do.
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