The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-12-03

| +, MOLASSES-The market has been inactive du
| ring the week, and the sales confined TO smau lots
| at 2sa29c for old and new. The imports the past
week have been 9ii bbls and from the lot Of Sep
| tember, 1913, against $50 the same time last year.
Since the above was written we heard Of q sale
Of 50 bbs, 10 Be delivered In January, at 0Se.
NAVAL SloRES--We notice sales of about 50
bbls Spirits Turpentine at 6ja65c, cash and time,
butbuyers are not willing 70 operate beyond their
immediate wants. Tar, In small barrels, is selling
at 81 50, with light stock. There Is change 10
Pitch or ROsn.
oIL-The market for Lnseed continues very
quiet, aud lots on arrival would not command
over SOC; from store sales are made AZ 62a62be.
County pressed has been offered for delivery 10
January at 6Oe, Lard has advanced, and prime
Winter pressed is now 90c. We quote 65aT5c fer
No. 9, aud s5a90 for No l. In other descriptions
we have no change to notice.
PROVISIONS There has been q continued
good demand for Hog products, and prices are
again higher or Dbl Pork, 1000 bbls Mess, delly-
cradle at Madison, sold on wednesday at &l6 IS;
300 do Friday, city packed, at 10 20; 500 do Satar-
day at Is IS; $40 do, deliverable 10 sixty days, at
Il U0 500 do Monday at 10 80; 400 do IN two lots
yesterday al 10 IS. a.
There has been good demand for green Hams.
with sales to a corresponding extent at sas4e--the
latter the prevailing rate. Yesterday $500 pieces
country sold at &c. Sales 1850 Shoulders at SIC;
50OO do at &c; 1000 do yesterday at a1 1000 Sides
Saturday at I; 1000 do do yesterday at IT. We
quote 6aSte for Hams 6a6s for Shoulders, and "a
7Lc for Sides. OF Lard 100 bbs No. sold We'd
nesday deliverable from lst to 10Th January, at
lOc; 900 do do deliverable December 10Th, actual
Jars AZ IUs, 90 90 rHuay ~ Iusc, 500 kegs No.
| al 10tc; 1850 bbls Saturday at 10s; $50 bOls DO
Monday Gn old bbls) at l03 AT close holders
were firm at l08 for prime b0l, and l0ia11 for keg,
but these figures seemed to be a shade above the
views of buyers.
sUGAR--The demand has been but limited the
past week. but in prices there is no change, and we
quote to 81 as the range in the small way. Deal
ers buy sparngly. The imports the past week
were 1902 hhds and from the lst Of September 25I
against 302 hhds the same time last year
SALT-Kanawha has continued In fair demand
at 2se. Foreign descriptions are dull, and we no
tce sales Of Turks Island at SOC per bushel, indi-
eating farther decline.
SEED-The speculative demand for Clover re-
ferred to in last has continued, and all the Seed
that was to be had at IS 25 was taken, but owing
10 the firmness of holders, the demand was sup
piled to a very limited extent, and now holdersare
firm at S5 so, and some are not Offering at that
Timothy brings 81 50a2 90 on arrival, and sells
from store at 81 75a2 so per bushel.
sTEARINE we quote at 98a94c y b.
TOBACCo-We have TO notice an improved de.
mand since our last and the past three days, about
1900 boxes manufactured, sold at full rates; among
the sales, we notice % boxes medium Va. lbs NJ
25a2s; IS do common do hves at 13c 43 do No.
Va lbs at 29a35; SO do common Ky. aves at IA; 40
do inferior Va do at l3; 36 do KY hves and lbs at
l4al6; % do Va. halfpounds at 22k; 10 do common
Va ves at 14c; 147 kegs KY six twist at 81; l45 do
do fyes and lbs at l3al4, and IL do do eights
at 19c.
TALLow-Prees have advanced, and we now
quote prime Beef ssasac.
VEGEFABLES-Pot Potatoes sell at 30a35c per bus
on arrival, and 81 25a1 40 per Dbl from second
hands. Turnips bring 3Oc on arrival, aud Onions
-40a45c.
WOoI-As usual at this season of the year, there
is very little doing, but the market is firm at the
prices indicated by quotations.