Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-11
weekly Review of columbus market.

OIAIESMAN OFFICE, June b.
APPLES-The demand is fair at So 700
% per barrel, and 81 60@2 90 per bushel,
retail.
BUTTER-The supply is increasing; lots
cannot be sold at aChigher rate than 25c.
BROOMS-Are without change; we
quote good at $2@2 so for common, $275
700 for medium, So 5O@4 90 for extra,
and 81 50@5 90 for fancy.
q COFFEE-Is very. firm; the arrivals fip-
are us up some 700 bags at j. & W. B.
Brooks. We quote common 20@22c. medi-
um 23@25c, prime to- choice 26@261Sc,
Java 33@4Oc, Mocha r4Sc.
CHEESE-New Western Reserve is be-
ginning to arrive; New York Factory is
out of the market-the price varies accord
ing to quality, ranging from 1411sc to l6c tor
Ohio, factory and dairy. T
-E DRUGS AND DYES-Our quotations
are unchanged, although prices are very
firm. We note Carb. Soda, Liverpool, S@
S1ac; Pittsburgh do. Sc; Sal Soda 607e; Sal
eratus 101s@12c; Cream Tartar pure, Csc;
I'd quality 35@50c; Borax 45r; Birthstone
and Sulphur S@9c; Ep. Salts g.; Saltpetre
1920; Camphor 81 60; Indigo 81 40@1 80;
Madder 20@22; Alum &c; Copperas 5c;
Blue Vitriol 1Sc.
EGGS-Are in good supply at much high
er figures. We note retail price at 23@25c
per dozen.
FISH-The demand is good for all kinds
at higher figures. We quote No. 1 Mack
erel half barrels at $l3 90; No. 2 do. S1I 90
oil 80; White Fish are much high
er; we quote new at IS 30 for half barrels;
Gibbed Herring So 25; Labrador do 81;
Dried Herring 60c; Goldfish 7@71ac; Hall
FLOUR-Prices range from $40 rs for
good spring wheat to Sl2 70 for best red
wheat per barrel, in lots.
FRUIT AND NUTS-The demand for
foreign fruit is good. We quote Layer
Raisins at 81 75; Currants l7c; Prunes
1sc; Figs 20@23c; Citron 40 Almonds 25@
40c; Filberts zoe; Pecans 20@22c; Brazil
nuts 1S@20c Sardines. quarters, 25c;
Oranges 81 so; Lemons s7@7 so.
GRAIN-Wheat, red $2@2 80; Oats 6Oc;
Corr, firm at 75@sOc per bushel.
SEED-We quote Flax at 50 %; Clover
Sc 5O@7 90; Timothy SO 25 per bushel,
buying rates. -.itaa
HAMS AND BACON-Sugarc cured Hams
Zoe; Plain do. zoe; Bacon sides 15@16c per
pound Mess Pork $2S 90.
LARD--Not much doing; advanced to 161s
@l7c. irlas'i
OILS-Lard Oil nominal at 81 10; Lin
seed 81 %; Fish Oil 9Oc@S1 90.
PETROLEUM-From 3S to 40c. eins
POTATOES-From 81 40 to,1 60 per
bushel. -
RICE-The demand is fair at the late
advance. We quote prime new, Carolina,
l4c; choice Rangoon at 12@121ac.
LEAD AND SHOT-There are no changes
to note. We quote Drop Shot at So 80
Buck So 75; Bar Lead 121ac. 4.t
MOLASSES SANDSYRUP-Are in good
demand, and prices are fully maintained.
We quote Sugar House Syrup at Csc: Good
Syrup S5c@S1 90; Extra do. 81 10@1 Is;
Drips 81 25@l 80; P. R. Molasses S5@90c;
New crop New Orleans 81 O0@1 O5.
SUGAR-PriceS remain very firm with
good demand. The arrivals we notice are
large; j. & w. B. Brooks have received 225
hhds. We now quote Molasses Sugar at
121ac; Cuba 13@l41sc; Porto Rico 141s
@l51sc; Choice Demarara 1870; Extra c
SOAP-We quote common at 9@lOc;
German 1l1.e; Erasive l11I@121ac; Bab-
belts 13c; American CASTLE 17c; Foreign
do. 25c
STARCH-There are no changes in pri-
ces from last weeks quotations-S@9c is
the ruling rate. r
SALT-The demand is light. with almost
no stock. We quote Hooking and Zanes-
vile at 81 25@2 80; Cases Dairy 81; Bar
rels with sacks Sc.
TALLOW-Is held at 1216@13c
TEAS-The demand is good at full prices.
We quote Young Hyson, common. 95 q
81 20; medium 81 30@1 90; Fine 81 COOL 20;
Choice 81 75@l So: Imperial 81 5O@1 80;
Gunpowder 81 60@l 80; Colong 9Oc@l so;
English Breakfast ST. OO@1 %.
- TOBACCOS-MANUFAC los,
rs, and Navy rs 65@75; Bright Us and
pounds 95@S1 80; Six twist 40c; Smoking
Tobacco 22@33e; Fine cut chewing 65c@
81 20
WOODEN WARE-Two hoop Pals
50 so; three do. So; No. Tubs $13 90; No.
2 $11 80; No. $40 so; Washboards So 25;
Mol Churns $l4; No. 2 do. $l3; No. do
$12.