Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-20

51k@7c; Borax 4o@42c; Chlsroform
| $i 70@i so per pound; Copperas
2@21Ic; Gum Camphor 81 2O@1 25 per lb.:
Indigo 81 45@1 20 per ID; Morphine lace
tate) has advanced to S15@15 80 per o.; Oil
Cinnamon 81 25@4 30 per o.; Oil. Cod Liv-
er, 81 S0@2 % per gallon; Oil, Olive, So sc
@275 per gall; Quinine (sulphate) 50 q
@2 80 per o.; EPSON Salts 51d@7e; Salt
petre 9@l5c; Sulphur 7@sc.
EGGS-No change. We quote at 300
35c per dozen.
FISH-Sales of No. / Mackerel. half bar.
rels, at $12 90; No. 2 do. $11 90; White fish
| new, at 81 25, half barrels; Gibbed Her
ring at $5 %; Labrador do. at 81 90; dried
do at 60c; new Cod Fish So to Sc.
FEED-Sales of Bran at 81 25 per hum
J dred; Shorts at 81 80 per hundred; and Mid
dlings at 81 90 per hundred.
FEOUR-Sales of Spring at 81 5O@S 90
and white at S8 10000.
FRUIT AND NUTS-The demand fol
foreign fruit is good. We quote LAYER
Raisins at 50 so for old, and 81 80 for new;
Currants 15c; Prunes 1Sc; Figs lS@2Oc; Cit.
ron 40e; Almonds 25@40c; Filberts Zoe Pc
cans 20@22c; Brazil nuts lS@20c; Sardines
quarters, 25c; Oranges Sc 90; Lemons
$6 90. =
GRAIN-Wheat continues steady at
81 30@1 30 for prime red; Oats 45@50c;
Rye 81 Is; Corn SOC per bushel.
HAMS AND BACON-The demand is
limited, owing to the progress of the kill
ing season, and quotations are nominal.
We give Mess Pork at 500 90, and Dried
Beef at 25@2Sc.
HOGS-Remain the same as last week
at 81 50@S 90 gross.
HAY-Scarce; clean bright Timothy
from wagons will bring SIG 00@1S 90 per
ton; baled SIS 90 higher. Clover is quoted
dull at So 50@S 90. Straw, bright oats, is
given at So 00@9 30 per ton.
HWINES-Continue aJ 9Sc@$1 90.
LARD-Firm at 1S@20c.
LEAD AND SHOT-Small sales OF Drop
Shot at SO rs; Buck 81 co.; Bar Lead 13c.
LUMBER--Demand continues active, and
at each of the Yards very desirable busi-
ness is reported. We quote: Common
Pine boards at $22 so per NJ feet; Box
boards, rough, at $40, and planed do at
$45; clear Pine boards at $50; Pine joists
at $A; dressed Pine flooring at S37 80;
dressed Oak and Ash do at $40; dressed
Pine weatherboarding at s22 5o@25; Dry
poplar $35@45; lath at 81; dressed pickets
at SIS per hundred, and shinglesat Sc 25@
6 90 per M.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP-Continues
without change. We note sales OF Sugar
House Syrup at Csc; Good do at S5c@$1 90;
Extra do at 81 10@l 15; Drips at 81 25@
30; P. r. Molasses at $4,000; and new
crop New Orleans at 81 00@1 05.
OILS-Sales of Lard Oil at 81 4O@1 80;
Linseed 81 00@1 OF; and Fish Oil at 81 1O@
i 15.
PETROLEUM-Is steady at 34@36c.
POTATOES-Firm at S0c@$1 90 per
bushel.
sRICE-Without change; 1Oc for choice.
SALT-Dull and in limited supply. We
3 90; Cases Dairy 81; Barrels with sacks
III. :.
sSEED-Clover, none in market. Worth
80 co per bushel. We.quote Flax at 50 %,
and Timothy at 50 % per bushel.
SOAP-Sales of common at 9@10c; Ger
man at 111ac; Erasive 111a@121ac; Bah.
belts 13c; American CASTLE 17c; Foreign
do. 25c.
STARCH-Unchanged at Sc.
SUGARS-Ffrm and in good demand at
lie for Molasses Sugars;1211@14c for Cuba;
|13%@143zc for Porto Rico; l514c for yell
low G; l51ac for extra white c; 16c for
white A; and 17c for hards.
TALLOW-Unchange at 121s@13c.
TEAS-Firm at 95c@S1 25 for common;
81 59@l 20 for medium; 81 75@ 90t fine
onchoice Young Hyson; 81 65@2 90 for I'm
81 25@1 65 for Oolong.
TOBACCO-We quote manufactured
dark los, rs. and Navy rs at 65@75c;
bright Is and pounds at 95c@Sl 80; Six
twist at 40c; Smoking at 22@32c; and
chewing. fine cut, at 65c@s1 20. 3
WOODEN WARE-We give No. Tubs
at sig 90, No. 2 do at 81 SO; No. 9 do at
S13 OK No. g do at S12 90; Washboards at
50 25; two hoop Pals at 50 80; and three
do at 50 90.
WHISKY-Sales of common at 81 05 /;
Bourbon at 50 00@3 90. and Rye So 00@
A 10 per gallon. $3.50 v