The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-07
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Review Of the Market for the Week Kndin


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Trade generally has been gOoG during the week,
though in the leading staples there has not been u u
much speculative movement. Sugars and Molssses Il
have experienced an Improvement, and The market b
continues buoyant in Lard a further advance 2
has taken place, but other articles of the hog pro
duct are without material change. d
The river has fallen rapidly during the week, but !
still there is an ample stage Of water for all boat
ing purposes 4
The weather is clear and peasant--ve vegetation l
is progressing rapidly,
FERIGHTS-1h he demand for tonnage during the t
week has not been equal to the supply and prices
are lower. We quote-tO Pittsburg, Whisky 4Oc,
Molasses 5O960c. Pound freights 121c. To New ]
Orleans, Pound freights 26c, Whisky SOC, Flour
SOC, Pork 35c. To st. Louis, Whisky 4O@5ec,
Pound frsghts 25c, Salt 25@3Oc. To Nashville,
Whisky 62sc, Flour SOC, Pound freghts 25@SOc.
Provisions are taken to New York by canal and
Lake via Buffalo at 600, TO be forwSEdSd immedi-
ately, and soc to 20 forward in sune.
| AsHEs-'rhe market has not undergone any |
change since our last, and we quote Pots 3l94tc,
and Pearls 5e, the latter continuing scarce and in
good demand.
ALCOHoL-Pnoes have not varied since our
last, and we continue to quote SO9S6 for IS and %
per cent above prOef
BUTTER AND EGGS-Butter continues very
scarce, and good descriptions sell readily on ar.
rival at 2Oc, and ordinary at I691Sc. Grass But.
ter is now beginning TO arrive, and week after
next we may look for fair supplies. and this will
of course be followed by decline in prices. We
perceive that in the Eastern markets prices are
beginning to give way. Eggs are steady at nc y
dozen There has recently been considerable le
demand for the Eastern market
| BARk--Ihe market is pretty well supplied, and
| prices are shade lower We notice sales of in.
eTlOr Chestnut Oak at So %, and good do 8 % D
/ cOTd "a 80 rat Ia
and prime
| BEANS-Are very scarce, and In good demand |
at the advance previously noticedi good and prime
white bringing S292 20 per bush.
BEESWA&-We hear of no transactions wor.
thy Of note, and prices are nOminally unchanged
BROOMS-The demand is moderate at 50 to 9Oc
for common, on arrival, and VI 20 for fancy, do
nom store quote common St 20 TO 81 15i and fan.
cy do 1 40521 90.
BUCKETs--BuCkets continue to sell at al 60
from first hands, and 70 from factory; and Tubs
CANDLES AND soAP--There has been no
change since our last and we continue to quote J
TallOw Mould Candles at 1O9l1c Star do 1876, Z
No. soap 5scj No. do 6c.
CHEESE-We have no new feature to notice In .
the MARKET the demand continuing limited, there :
being little or no inquiry for shipment. The
receipts have increased somewhat, but they are o
still lighti the supply, however, is fully equal to
the demand. The sales comprise about 500 boxes :
at 6l@7c for English Dairy, and 63 to 7c for new Z
Western Reserve. Received during the week !
1860 b0Xesj exported same time! 1898 DO.
COFFEE-Ghe market has continued dull and
heavy during the week, buyers evincing a want OF
confidence, and, consequently, have purchased )
barely sufficient to supply current wants. Hold
ers, on the other hand, show no disposition to
press the market, the advces from the East indi.
eating steady market Prices are, if any thing
shade lower, but the change is not sufficient to
warrant any alteration in our figures. At private
sale, about 500 bags sold at 10s TO 10lc, embracing
common and primes and at auction on Thursday, |
500 bags sold at 80 20 TO 80 %. At auction yes.
terday, 900 bags, ship damaged, sold at TO 9jc.
COOPERAGE-FlOur Barrels sell at29; Whisky
do 7j9e0cI Slack Hogsheads 81 369l 40, the lat.
ter for the large size.
COTTON--The demand has been moderate, with.
out change In price. We notice a sale of 80 bales
spinning description at It, and we continue to
quote 697tc as the range, embracing ordinary and
good middling. Prices are again on the upward
scale in Liverpool and also in the principal mar
kets in this country. Received during the week.
765 balesi exported same time, us do.
COTTON YARNS-The market remains quiet
but in prices there is change; and now that the
raw material is advancing, buyers who supplied
themselves spaTingly anticipating farther decline.
may be expected to purchase freely, as it is
well ascertained fact, we believe, that current .
rates do not remuneTate manufacturers. We quote
assorted numbers 149l5i dozen 5396, 6l97 and
7l9si Carpet Warp l69l7i MOI Batting 1O91lc, c
the oCtsde quotations including the retail rates.
FISH-The continued upward tendency of the
price of MaCkerel has caused a farther advance in
this market, and we now quote No $l3j No 2,
3llQNII OUi NO2t SMALL bggJ DUi NO large, Qua
SO; and No 3, small, 80. The demand is good, IL
ard stocks are generally light Received during h,
the week 1862 bbs, and 80 kits Of all descriptions. ii
Smoked Herring sell at 6O975c per for No 1, and k
scalde, :,
FRUIT-We have to notice a continued dull N
market for Dried, and there has been nothing done =.
during the week except in the retail way at 81 75 "
az for Apples, and 5092 70 for Peaches. Mala. IN
ga Rasins sell at 81 1902 20 per box, in lots n
Lemons are more plenty, and sell at so per box,
Oranges are scarce, and Sicily command Sc per
box. In other descriptions we have no change to | NJ
notice. We referred last week to the uncer. !"
tainty with regard to the coming Fruit crop. The =
weather. however, has since become more settled,
and the present prospect in this section of the I
country, at least for good crop Of Apples is very
favorable; and of Pears and Cherries, it promises
to be fair, The Peach trees, as before remarked,
are to great extent Killed, n
FLOUR-The demand from the trade has been A
about equal to the receipts, and prices have been a,
very firmly sustained The sales OF the week were 81
as follows; Wednesday, 100 bbls at So 10, 260 do ~
at 90; 145 do at l6j 1865 do at 1903 IS; 100 ~
extra at 8 30; Thursdays IFS at 1908 1S; so at a,
90; 90 fancy at 40, Friday 70 at 20, and 900 -
1t 20 27O do at 3 1s. Saturday, lS3 and 90 at III
3 IS, $50 do at 20. Monday, 300 and 420 at st
90; yesterday 1876 bbls at 3 lSi 1O4 do extra at
30, and so do fancy at 3d. Received since Sat to
lTday night 1880 bblsi exported same time 1855 mi
Dbls, sc
GRAIN--wheat remains at 60@62c, with ~
rood demand. Corn is taken by distilleTs at 26G
49, the sales being chiefly at 2192S- Barley con.
.luu6S 5CaICb anu d pilLlo dAbIiO WOdlu INV SCI
It so, which is an advances we now quote 35G3jO
Is the range Rye is in good demand at 45@5O.- n
Oats are firm at 23o ON arrival, with demand y
,qual to the supply. Barley malt is somewhat bet n
er, and we now quote western from store 7j9 AZ
SOC. p,
HOGS AND CATTLE-Hogs have advanced, II
and are now selling at "a % . 100 lbs gross. Cat .
e in moderate supply and unchanged in price. S'
We quote s. 5O@6 90 as the range, embracing fair
and prime. Sheep sell at S294 head, Calves pc
s294 so . head. be
HAY--Low prices have caused a falling of in =
supplies, and prices OF baed have this week ad. m
vanoed 81 per ton, pure Timothy now selling at G,
10 % per ton on receipt, and we quote S591O as
the range, embracing the various descriptions. In
the ieta market loose sells at S3 to 10 per ton. a.
HEMP-The market remains inactive, and we "
hear Of nothing being done eXceptin the retail way
at S809S5 per ton for Missouri.
HIDES--The market has not undergone any 81
change. We quote dry Western to 9c, and s
green 4@4t per ID. In,
HoPs--First sort Eastern and Western sell in
the retail way at 30 to 3Sc, beyond which we hear
OF no transactions,
HAIR-Hogs Hair manufactured sells at 9cj -
South American long do 30ci domestic do 3O935C,
the latter rate for choice selected.
IRON--Thefe isa good demand for Pig with
light receipts, and the market Is steady at 23924
for Ohio river hot blast, toS months, the inside
rate for lots on the levee. Cold blast $26 and
Tennessee do 23@24i do Bloom S56, 6months.-
LEAD-In tbe Iretail way Pig sells at 4f and N
Bar sc. In the large way nothing has been done.
LEATHER--We quote as before, no change
having occurred since our last.
LUMBER-A fair amount Of business has been ha
done in Allegheny Pine, chiefly at IL and S22 for an
common and clear, with some GALES common at mo-
S108tf v M. Shingles have declined to 81 104 =
so, the latter being the outside rate for best de-
scrptiOns Of warranted. Prices Of COOper's Stuff
are better. Sales yesterday Of 10000 tight Dbl
poles at S10i 900 do slaves at $40 12 10000 do ~
ct 81 60I 5000 hid slaves at $20I 5000 do do at