The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-07

MoLAssEs-on last Wednesday holders put
up prices 10 82cg.and 3ll was offered and refused
on that day for 1900 bbs. Since then the market
has continued firm at 33ej but the sales have been
confined TO small parcels. but the market closed
very firm.
NAVAL STORES-Th has been nothing done
except in the small way at 56@5Sc for Spirits
TurpentineI G39326 for soap and common Rosini
and SO 90 for Pitch. The market is bare Of Tar.
OIL-The market for Linseed has not undergone
any change, The only sales heard Of were 90 bbls
from Railroad at $50, and is do from store at 60c.
Lots In store and mill are generally held firmly at
&c, and towards the close 60o was refused. There
is good demand for Lard Oil, and prices are
firm. Sales yesterday of 100 bbls No. l. in two
lots, at sOc, pkgs extra. Red Oil is held at 5Ic,
Tanners has advanced to $24926 p bbL
PRoW!SIQNS-IG the eRrly part Of the week,
there was very good demand, but Monday and
yesterday the market was very quiet for every
tiole except Lard, and prices favored buyers. OF
] barrel Pork we did not hear Of a sale; Mess is
held at S17 but there Is no demand at that figure.
or Bacon 100 hhds shoulders sold on Wednesday,
at 7lg7i, pkd, 20 do Thursday at samei 5000 b
do at Z 93aI S8 and 10 hhd5, IS, 600 b s sides at
10c, pkdj 100 hhds shoulders, Friday at TIC, pkd;
10000 lbs sides, deliverable in st Louis ugust 1st
at l0c, pkdj 100 hhds sides, Saturday, deliverable
from 10th TO goth inst. at lOtc, pkdi t2 do do at
10bc, pkd. Yesterday 80 hhds shoulders at nc,
pkd. At close, holders we're offering to sell at
79 and 9lc, pkd, for shoulders and sidesj and
there was fair demand for the former, but no in.
| quiTy for the latter or bulk Meat 1000 pcs, and
these were the only transactions heard Of or
! Lard 200 bbs No 1, in lots, Wednesday, at 9cI
1000 kegs No country, Friday at 10i 1000 kegs
No city, Saturday, at I03c ant 100 bbs No yes.
terday at 9t At close prime barrel is generally
held at %. We quote 81 and %, and keg 10ic.-
Sugar. cured Hams sell at 1O91Otc; plain common
Hams are offered at 6to, loose.
RICE-Prices have slightly improved in con.
sequence Of an advance at New Orleans, and 4Ae 10
now the current rate for lots.
v , sTEARlNE-We have not heard Of a sale.-
Prime is held at &c and would sell at Sac.
n sUGAR-The demand has been very active
since our last remarks. and the sales reported
r comprise tuily 1910 hhds, consisting in part of
200 hhds fair to good fair at 6t55c, 16l do com.
mon TO low fair al 4iG95ci 405 do good fair at 5B@
y 0S 2O6 do low fair TO fair at 5b95BCj 2lS do good
, andiair prVne at 5E@6C, and 80 do prime at 5Ec,
Towards the close holders of strictly prime were
n asking SIC, and in small lots this rate was OBJ.
n tained so that we now quote low fair to PRIME in
a the small way, 6tg6tC. The advioes from the
y. South and from the Eastern markets. for this ar.
y tCle, are quite favorable; and at New Orleans the
!. better grades have further advanced 4c.
" SPICES-Cassia and Pimento have advanced
a and we now quote the former 3jo and the latter
! SEED-The season being about over, there 10
4 nothing of consequence doing in grass. Glover
may be quoted in the retail way at S4 So and Tim.
, Othy 81 6O@2 so; and the former would be pur.
! chased to hold over at 81 for prime. Flax re
: mains at 81 for prime.
TOBACCo-The demand has been quite mode.
rate, and sales we heard of does not exceed 160
| DO4CS AZ OOS loi NO' 1 va bSj So91ZOC IOI NO. z
do dOi 1896 for Ky. 5sj lie for do pounds; &c for
common Va. lbs, and l2Bc to 16c for do 6's; Ky.
SIX twist sells at TO 73C according to quality.
These rates indicate rather a dropping tendency.
There is but little doing in leaf, the rates range
from 3 to sc.
TEA-The trade sale which took place ON Thurs.
day was well attended, and 1900 half chests were
sold at 33c to 52c for Young Hyson; SIC to 66c for
GunpowdeTj aid 37t to 62c for Imperial
! VEGEIA IABLES-POtatOes continue in request,
and on arrival they sell at 80 to 60C bushel, and
! from store MeshanoCks bring 81 rs y bbl
| WO0L-The market remains in the same un.
settled condition previously noticed, and we are
still unable to give quotations. The probability is,
| that few, If any, contracts will be madej and as
farmers will reluctantly submit to low prices, bu.
siness will commence much later than usual.
/ WOOD-Prces have declined, and we now
| quote Sa9S4 as the range from river at whole.
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