The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-07-02
Reviev of the Market for the Week ending
June 80, 1882.


We have to notice continued dullness in the
markets generally and in the leading articles the
transactions have been very light, prices, how.
ever, with few exceptions, remain steady, and for
the most part firm, and Hog products, it will be
seen, have stiIl an upward tendency. The de.
mand for Flour is about equal to the supply, and
prices have not varied.
The weather is favorable to vegetation, and we
continue to hear fattering accounts the growing
crops.
The river is falling at this port but there is still
a fair stage of water below for the regular boats.
AT Pittsburgh the river was falling at noon yes.
teTday with four feet water in the channel.
FRElGHTS-in river freights there is now
very little doing, but as the river recedes prices
are advancing. We quote: To New Orleans
Flour 45ci Whisky 75c; Pound Freight 3Oc. To
Pittsburgh Whisky 60Cj Oil 60cI Pound Freight
l5C. To ST. LOuis--Whsky 50cj Pound Freight 26C.
| ALCoHOL-PTiccs have declined, and we now
quote 3l@137C for ~ and 92 per cent above proof.
| AsHES-Are unchanged. Pearls continue in
| demand on arrival at SC. Pots range from 81 to
4to-4C the leading rate for prime descriptions
| We quote pure Saeratus 4A@4lc in the large way.
| BARK--Supples are light, and prices have i'm
| provedi good Chestnut Oak now commanding s 10
j per cord.
/ that is offered at 2t922c.
BROOMS-The market presents no new feature
The receipts light, and from store the sales con
tinue on limited scale. We quote common Oh
arrival at 50 to 90, and fancy do 40 per dOZ from
| store, fancy 1 65, and common 70c to 10
| BUCKETS, ETC.--The marketTemains station
any at 81 60, for Buckets nom factory, and Sc o.
for Washboardsi the store rates are 81 T5 70
bpcketsi 1909 10 for washboards, and O093 Q
| per nest for tubs.
BUTTER AND EGGs.-Thc receipts Of Butte
have continued moderate, comprising only 27
! bbls, and t25 firkins and kegs during the week
and although the export demand has been yer,
| lght, prices have remained without a mate Ia
changer at the close, however, the market wa
more duh aud heavy, Among the sales was /
ltrkins at 1910, do at tlc, 10 bbls at l05c, aud
| 40 at llc, We quote good aud prime bhl and ke
at 1O@l1c, and choice keg t2ci packers pay 9g1O
exported during the week. l0t bhls, and $50 firkin
ana Kegs. Eggs remain At 7lc per dozen, with
| good supply.
CHEESE-Tho trade in this article has continue
| on limited SCALE the demand being confined al
most entirely TO lots for the supply OF the hOm
Trade, and prices are unchanged, &c being th
| ruling rates, with occasional sales at 64o Th
/ feceipts during the week comprise t74S boxes
showing Z falling ofii exports sans time 1902.
toftkk-The market towards the close wa
heavy, under the unlavorable advices by Tce
graph from New Orleans, but we cannot max,
any alteation II our figures. Among the sale,
were 900 bags TO arrive at t0@I0Ac, 100 do from
soqie w az same We qu0ie 9gc9I0go for lots. and
| l0k in the small way Received duripe the yeel
els Bags, exported same time 923 do.
CANDLES AND SoAP-The demand is very
moderate. but pFicca are unaltered and we con
tnue 70 quote Soap 6aB61o for Nos. and I, and
Oenaies ~ tor star and t03iIe for Tallow Mould
with the usual discount.
GOOPEkAG GE-Whisky Barrels are steady at
eo.s.sgei Flour do 2o@98c, indicating no change.
OVI hON--Ihe stock has increased somewhat,
though II is still comparatively light. The demand
ls moderate and prlces aTe unchanged, Batting De
scrip Ions ranging from to &c, and Spinning do
ysSlgc. Received during the week, 24S balesi ex'
poElad same time, lt0 do
COTTON YARNs--We continue to quote as