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LATEST PRICES OF MATERIALS USED IN CONSTRUCTION. LEAD. Pig—Foreign. . . - -perton £1810 0 £1815 0 » English W.B. . . do 2010 0 2100 s» mead Co. ... « do 19 5 0 000 » Otherbrands. .. do 1817 6 19 5 0 Sheet Miled. ..-. + do 20 5 0 0 0 0 Shot, Patent. ... . do 2110 0 000 Red orminium. . .. do 2110 0 00 0 Litharge, W.B..... do 000 000 Wihite Dry. tole le «) 500 2610 0 000 » groundinoil. . do 000 000 COPPER. British—Cake&Ingot .perton £92 0 0 £96 0 0 Best Selected . . .. do 94 0 0 98 0 0 Sheet -a).) sur +,» = ao 9 0 0 101 0 0 Bottoms <u; % « . do 98 0 0 103 0 0 Australian .... . do 9510 0 99),.05..0 Spanish Cake . . 0 88 0 0 00 0 Chili Bars,cash . do 86 0 0 so 0 0 » Refinedingot .. do 9% 0 0 97,70) 50 Yellow Metal . . . .perlb. 0 0 8&8 0 0 8} IRON. Pig in Scotland, cash . per ton £5313 6 £000 Welsh Bar, in London . do 10 0 0 10.15 40) ay Wales do 9 5 0 910 0 Staffordshire .. ado 1110 0 1210 0 Rail, in Wales mo) 810 0 000 Sheets, singlein London do 1310 0 1410 0 Hoops, first quality . . do 1210 0 1s 1¢ © Nail Rod ....-.- do 1110 0 1210 0 Swedish ......- do 12 0 0 13 00 Ors, &¢. Seal, pale - + » « »pertun £36 00 £0 0 0 Sperm body. mometele die <4 970° 0 98 0 0 Gd See aie Peas) ok ah 3410 0 0 0 0 Whale, South Sea, pale . a 36.0 0 37 0 0 Olive, Gallipoli... - a 53.0 0 000 Cocoanut, Cochin, tum. .,, 44.0 0 4410 0 Palm, fine... + « « = 3910 0 40 0 0 Linseed ... - o. ar $210 0 5212 6 Rapeseed, Eng. pale. . . ,, 44 0 0 000 Cottonseed . . . - se Re 33.10 0 34.0 0 TIMBER, WPGRBC i ellie Yor ie ve'ee-+ 108A) c212010' 10. £13-10) 0 Quebec, red pine. . . - = 315 0 415 0 » yellowpine. . . ” 45 0 415 0 Quebec oak, white .. . a 600 65 0 SO IECIL (el eke ae as 315 0 50 0 ae SGWM pele 6s s 315 0 45 0 Dantzicoak. . .. ++ 410 0 610 0 ast FE Sr 6) eiriehese W 2.70 400 Memel fir. . . <a Tes = . 3.5 0 000 Ripa een icine) ioc cosine 300 310 0 Swedish <0 505 « « )< « ay 20 40 210 0 Masts, Quebec redpine . ,, 400 610 0 » yellowpine.. . 7 400 610 0 Oregonin Gim <tieye se © a 700 10 00 Lathwood, Dantzic,fm. . ,, 410 0 6 0 0 oe St. Petersburg As 8 00 910 0 Deals, per C., 12ft. by 3 by 9in., Quebec, white spruce... ,, 1210 0 1s 0 0 St. John, white spruce. ae 12 00 14 00 Yellow pine, pr reduced C Canada, Ist quality. . - 4, 18100) 21.70'°0 POM erddoy see. cos 13/7000) 14910) "0 Archangel. yellow . . - aa 1210 0 1410 0 St. Petersburg, yellow .« ay 1210 0 1310 0 KuninGh 6 aoa And Gunes 615 0 715 0 Memeland Dantzic. . . ,, 00 0 000 Gothenburg, yellow. . . “ 810 0 1010 0 v soehitte esis cya alias 8 00 900 Gefle, yellow... s+ 1010 0 1210 0 Soderham ......s 810 0 1200 Christiana, per C., 12ft. by 3 by 9in., yellow ° 9 10 0 0 1210 0 Other Norway. ... . a TAO%O 8 00 Flooring boards, pr square of lin., first yellow . . a 010 0 O11 6 nae whites is ves woe) | Gy Qs) 6 9 0/196 Second qualities . . . . a 0 6 0 0 8 6
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