The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-07-02

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! HOGS AND CATTLE--The demand for Hogs |
is equal 10 the supply, and the market is firm at
81 57A v 100 lbs net. Beef Cattle soarcer than
good lots selling at IS 60a96 d 100 lbs net. Sheep
and Calves are unchanged, the former ranging from
S294 y head, and the latter 1906.
GlNsENG.--Tho market is firm, and prime
sells readily at $50 per lb.
GUNNY BAGS arc held at f0C, but there is little
or no demand.
HAY-The market continues TO be we'll supplied,
and dealers buy sparngly at reduced ratesj and we
now quote good and prime Timothy from river,
baled at $500 q ton. Loose sells In market at |
Stl@l3 p ton.
HEMP-Sales are confined 10 small lots at Ss5 |
QD90 y ton for dew. rOtted.
| HOPS-The market is without change and we |
continue to quote l595OC as the current rates for
| small lots
lRoN-Tho market for Pig is steady at previous
prices, with fair demand We quote hot blast |
Ohio river S23@24 from landing and yards cold do
R96927, usual time. There have been some sales .
Of choice brands hot blast at S25. Tennessee Pig .
sells at S23924, and do Blooms may be quoted at
S5j v ton. Bar remains at 2t92lc for common,
and 3SC for charcoal.
| LEAD-There is no activity in the Market but
prices are steady at 4lC for Pig and &c for Bar.
! LEATHERts Is in fair demand, and the market Is
steady We quotes
Bride rough p doz.. .S3O@24 Dressed S2sg36
skirt, p B.:...'...... ls@22c 2I925c
Harness, H.. lSg20C 2G(g2Sc
|
| Sole " b.''........... 1o9l9c l9g2Oc |
| HemlOCk, " tb........,. - iT9g16 |
French Calf do dO....... $1,000 |
Philadelphia Kid.n.... 99tS |
Do Morocco. 69lO |
| LUMBER-Ehere have been some further ar. |
rivals Of ralts from above and it is estimated that
the late rise will bring to hand about 5000 900 It
of Boards. In prices there is no change, and we
quote common S109lt, and common and clear Sit
@22 aud sl2@24i Shingles 81 1903 90 p M. The
supplies Of Coopers' STUFF continue very light and
we have heard Of no sales worthy of note.
Il MOLASSES-We have no change to notice in
, the market since our last. In the regular way,
and in small parcels prime continues to sell at 34cj
but in order to make sales to any amount, de-
cline OF from 19tC p gal from this rate has to be
submitted to and towards the close ofthe week
il we earned that sales Of about $50 bbls were made
. at 339333c, cash. The stock Of prime is small for
3 the season, and this in connection with the fact
G. that the demand in the small way is very good,
a. leaves but little inducement to holders to lower
their figures in order to effect sales
NAVAL SToREs-The supply Of Tar has beer
in increased by recent mportations and prices ii
consequence lower. We notice sales Of 200 bbli
at "a 50, bat at the close the demand at this rat
was less active. Pitch retails at 81 25@4 50
rs We notice sales Of common Rosin at So. but il
the small way No. and prime sell at S3 SOC
IS. Spirits Turpentine we quote at 62965C. w
s notice that this article is very scarce in N. York
he and prices have again advanced.
%. OIL--There has been moderate demand fOl
Linseed, and the market 10 steady at 62963c OI
arrival and from store. In Lard there is very lit
tie doing our present currency afording little OF
- margin for shipment to either the Eas tern OF
" Southern markesj aud sales consequently con
fined to small lots. We continue TO quote No 1 80
"a a3s6c, and No. 66C970c. Castor remains duh at
~ 6U965c p gallon; Tanners S24926c p bbl
Since writing the above, we have heard of sale
of 100 bbls Linseed, city pressed, at 63c.
l. PR0VISIONS-A very firm feeling has been
Z, mani lested throughout the week, but stocks being
Q chiefly in few hands, who are holding In antci.
patton of higher rates; transactions have been
y light On Thursday 40 bbls Mess Pork sold at
Sts 90; 1856 do Clear do at same; Friday, 200 bbs
Mess at Sl9; and Saturday, loo do Mess at the
same; most of the transactions were Te.sales of
2 the same Porki and there is not now more than
200 or 800 bbls in the market OF Bacon, % hhds
e Shoulders sold ON Wednesday at 7bo pckdj 80 do
e do Thursday, at samei DO do ribbed sides at 9lC
60 do Clear do at 10tc, all packed; and 20 hhds
Shoulders, Monday, at 7ici market closing firm at
4 7ec for shoulders, and holders generally asking
Q &c for ribbed sidesi Clear do I04C In Lard, the
only sales heard of were 300 bbls No at 9bc, and
: 67 do grease do at 6fCj prime Dbl would now sell
readily at 9Bc, but it is held higher. We hear OF
no movement in Keg Lardi there is no demand,
. nor there any lots offering, and quotations
: consequently entirely nominal Exported since
9 Saturday night IS hhds, 200 tres Bacon.
RICE-Has been in demand, and we notice sales
II of 4s, 30, and 10 terces at 4sc, and the market
closed firm at 40 for lots, and Sc in tine small way
. We perceive that prices have advanced in both the
Eastern and Southern markets.
y SALT-The sales have been confined to small
IS lots of Kanawha and Mason County at 25C Quo.
: tatiOns for ioreign are entirely nominal
n SEED--The market is inactive for Grass, and
nj nothing has been done since our last worthy of
G, notice. Flax commands 81 per bushel
~ STEARINE--We continue to quote S8@S2c, as
n the ranges Slc, the leading rate.
in SUGAR - The demand continues fair in the
Lo regular way, and some few sales are making in
the large way at full pricesi the usual inactivity
" peculiar TO the season PREVAILS however, but the
n views Of holders generally are unchanged and the
rs better grades continue to be held very firmly at
previous rates.
u At auction 90 bids common to fair sold at 81 to
SIC, and otherwise about $50 hhds at 50 to &c fol
-e fair to prime We quote St 10 81 as the extreme
m rates for common to prime, aud &c to tc ove
ON these rates in the retail way. We notice sales
I'm abeuL 20 bxs White Havana at 7l9SC. No fuTthe
change has taken place in Refined.
m. TALLOW-Chandlers pay 7lc979Ci and 70
90 lots from store we quote 7t@)SC.
for TOBACCO.-The demand for the low grades G
o. recent manufacture, has become quite active, an
our previous quotations arc freely paid, and
tar some instances slight advance has been tanet
no The sales which have come under our Observable
IN embrace about 500 boxes at 10 to 10, for Ky lbs
nv 5's aud S's; ~ 10 6c for common Va. do do dc
iR n TO 22C for No TO extra do 6s and S'sl 30 TO
las for No. and extra fine Va lbs, and to u for il
n feTior TO No. 1 Ky. six twist Leaf continue
q steadily to improve in all our leading domest ii
eg markets; the immediate cause of this improvement
10, Is large foreign demand, which is someWha
Ins stimulated by prospect Of a short crop in man
a places in fhe west this season,
VEGErABLES-Th retail market is now wei
,.d supplied with New Potatoes, TuTnips Onions
all &C. and in the wholesale market nothing is offer
ma ing .
Nv ~ WoOL--A considerable quantity Of Wool i
,h coming forward, but II had mostly been disposed
OF in the country, where there is considerable &C
's tivity and some competition, Notwithstanding The
effort made early in the season TO prevent the lat
~ ter occurrence. We again advance our iigures ths
y. week to correspond with current rates. anu we
es quote; ozaoe
I'M o9'iIlllo1 pieui McrIno .,,..... :. 26R2s
nd ~ Al 2sD33
ek ~ 40 ,.........3 1906
p,,u R1ood .35937
~ Extra fine clip. p.......-....-s,.s.'.'.''.t ="
~ Oh for unwashed
Retail Market,
Al tt FIFTH STREET June %.
Tho daily markets are now largely attended, and
q abundany supplied with all seasonabe fruits and