The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-29

HAY-We continue to quote baled at SO $40
per ton, indicating no change from last week.
Loose ranges from SS a 10 per ton.
HEMP-The markets. is quiet and we hear Of only
small sales at 1906 100 per ton.
HOPS-There is nothing doing except In the re-
tail way at 22e for Western, and 25c. for Western
New York, crops of 1852. The latter are offered
| in lots tD arrive at 2Oc.
HOGS & CATTLE Hogs are dull and prices
lower fat selling to butchers at $5a5 so per 100
ID net. For future delivery 500 head sold yester-
| day, deliverable November goth, at IS 3d. and at
So 90 there is good demand for lots for delivery
| about the same time. Beef Cattle are in better
suPply--but prices firmly sustained. We quote
81 50 90 per 100 Id net, embracing inferior and
choice. Sheep range from 81 50 copper head.
lRON-Several sales of Pig were made during
the early part of the week at 80 dollars for Ohio
river hot blast and on Monday farther advance
of 3 dollars, was obtained and the market is now
firm at 30 dollars 6 mons. with demand exceed
ing the supply. Bar Iron has also advanced, and
We now quote 3c. per for common aud 34c.
for charcoal.
LEAD--The market is steady, and we quote pig
at and bar at 81.
= LEATHER The demand is but moderate, and
we have no change to notice in prices, and con-
tinue our quotations:
Buying. Selling.
Bride, rough, per dozen, $30a24 DressedS9sa36
Skirt, per lb, lSa22c 2la25c
Upper, in rough, per dozen, ,sl6a90 Dressed$26a32
Sole, per ID, l6al9c 2la22c
Hemlock, perlb, - 1Ta19c
French Calf do do Sl6a26c
Philadelphia Kid, 9a1ec
MOLAsSES-The market continues dull and the
sales small at 2s to soc for fair to prime. About
$50 bbls sold in lots at the former rate.
NAVAL STORES--A further advance in Spirits
Turpentine in New York has caused holders TO ask
a material advance in this market, and II is now
held firmly at zoe. We notice a sale of 100 bbls
common rosn at u; rs bbls Tar 0arge szel at
5 90, and some small parcels Pitch at 2594 so.
Tar is scarce and retas at 00@5 SO for large and
small bbs.
olL-In Linseed the only sale heard Of during
the week was % bbls from Canal at 81. The market
is quiet, and we quote 6lc.a 63c., embracing re.
ceipts and store price. We heard of sale Of 70
bbls prime No. /. Lard oil at S6-indicating no
change.
PROVISIONS.-The market for Bacon, whichis
the only article Of the hog product here III any
quantity, has remained very dull and &c is now
about the most the buyers disposed to pay for
sides. We have not learned of any farther sales
of new products for future delivery.
RICE-There is none in market, aud prices are
nominal.
SALT-There is good demand for Kanawha,
and about 1900 bbls sold during the week at csc; in
the small way 3Oc is the current rate. Turks Is
land is held at 1591 90 per sack Of lao lbs, but
we hear of no transactions. New York sells at
1901 rs per bb from Liverpool at GU per bag
and coarse at 5091 SIS.
SUGAR-Since our last review. about 800 hhds
were sold, but mostly on private terms; the sales
reported were at Al to 81 for common TO good tairi
pTllnS anu CHOICE seAiS ~ d o9 anu 4NNAi
ties are scare. There is fair and steady demand
from the country trade; and should we not have
rise in the river sufficient to enable importers 70
bring up the new crop at ordinary freights, before
the first of December, the stock viii be pretty
nearly, if not quite exhausted. We notice sales o.
White Havana at eas4, and of about 2OO packages
refined at full and steady rates.
Since the above was written, we heafd OF sales
of $40 hhds on private terms, sold however, py Odt-
side Darties We also heard of st being onereds
and refused for $50 hhds choice.
TOBACCO,-The demand is confined to small
narcoIs. but the adviees from the new crops and
the active demand for leaf makes holders very
firm al fuIl rates. and dealers confidently expect
fa rther material advance.
VEGETA BLES.--Potatoes are very plenty and
can be bought at SOC per bushel but there beingno
demand for shipment the market even at this rate,
is dull and the demand limited. Onions are plen-
ty at 35a40c per bush.
WOOL.-A sale has been made within the last
few days Of 600 lbs. but did not learn the par
ticulars, though we understood that 42c was paid.
WHISKY.-There has but little change taken
place in prizes during the week, 168al6k being the
prevailing rates; the market closing steady, though
prices were not firmly maintained, at the close
holders asking l6k and buyers offering 16sc.
Retail Market.
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