The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-09-10

| MOLASSES-The market is dull and prices are ra-
ther lower. We quote S3093ac as the current rates
for small lots in the regular way. We have not heard
OF any large transactions.
NAVAL STORES-Spirts Turpentine is without
change and we quote 50952 the former rate for lots
Pitch and Tar are sCarce the small way the iOTmer
sells at 81 5O and the latter 90 per Dbl arge bbls)
ROsin ranges from 3 0019S so.
NAILS-ThCrc has been some activity in the mar
ket the past few days and prices tending upwards
though we do not alter our quotations. We heard
yesterday, OF a sale OF $50 kegs, common brand, at
S2,75 for l0d., which would indicate an advance Of
from 10 to l5c.
Olive have to notice further advance in the
price OF Lnsced, which is attended with very good
demand The sales have been at Csc for city MILL and
this description is now held firmly at 7Oc. The de-
mand is very good and offers Of 65e have been made
for large lots for future delivery. Lard ranges from GO
97OC for No. 9, and 5000 fOr No. /; the latter for
prime spring pressed, ut which prices the market is
firm. There has been, and is still a very active de-
mand for TalOw Oil, and large sales have been made
at over SC, and prime article would now command
SIC. The demand has been altogether on New York
account.
further sale OF 20 bbls Linseed, city pressed, at
zoe.
PROvISIONS-Th improved stage Of water in the
river caused demand for Bacon early in the week and
some $4,000 hhds changed at Hose for Shoulders
and 9399d for ribbed Sdes-the latter for strictly
PRIME and at these quotations the market closed
quietly. In Pork we heard OF no sales. Lard has
advanced and prime barrel is saeabe at lie; keg
held at ll4c for No. l. We notice small sales OF No.
2 soft at 94c.
RICE.-The market is almost bare Of this article
and there is consequently nothing doing in the retail
way. We quote 5l96c as the nominal rates.
| SUGAR-The market is heavy and pnces are tend.
ing downwards, though the decline which has as yet
taken place is bnt slight The sales are confined Il
small parcels at 81 to &C. but we quote to &c as the
wholesale rates. The stock is ample and mostly Of the
better grades so that our market holds out very ia
vonbe inducements to dealers to lay in their fall sup
plies.
SEED--In Grass there is very little doing, and
prices are unchanged. Clover is held at 90; new
Timothy brings 50 to 90 on arrival and sells from
store at COCA 25; Flax steady al 90c.
| SALT.--Kanawha is steady, with good demand at
27t@25c In Foreign we hear Of no sales and prices
arc nominally unchanged. New York sells at 81 go
| per hb
| STEARINE.--Tho market is steady, and we con-
tnue to quote 999ac as the range--the latter rate
being Obtainable for prime double pressed
| SPICES.-We notice sale OF 30 bags pepper, at
| ll1c the market price.
| TALLOW.-For small lots Of beef, chambers pay Sc
per b. but prime, in parcels Of any magnitude would
command S19sl.
| VEGETABLES. ES.--Potatoes continue in good supply
at 40 to SOC per bushe Onions sell at 45 to5Oc per
bushel. H sg .
TOBACCO The demand continues good and
prces nf all grades are still tending upwards the sales
of the week sum up 800 boxes at 7eaSa for KY. SIX
twist l5@9l8c for Kentucky and Missouri pounds,
and lives l89eS0 lOr common and medium va 90 40