The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-15

HOGS AND CATTLE-Choice Hogs have sold
10 butchers during the week at IS S7a6 90 per 100
lbs net. Ordinary are not saeable except at COM
paratively low rates Beef Cattle are in good de-
mand at 5a5 IS per 100 lbs net, which is slight ad
vance. Sheep range from so to 90 per head.
HAY-The receipts by river having been very
light for some weeks past, on account of low wa
ter, prices are better, and Timothy may now be
quoted at 5000 per ton. The retail market is
well supplied, and 80 is the ruling rate for prime
Timothy.
HEMP is in very light supply, and prices are
from S959IOO for dew-rotted.
HOPS-The transactions are light, and the mar
ket is unsettled, but Indiana new crops may be
quoted at 2Oc, and Western New York SOC . b.
IRON-We have to notice farther material ad-
vance in the price Of pig, which is now held firmly,
with small sales at $50 per ton for hot blast from
river. This advance is TO be attributed, in some
degree, to the low stage Of water preventing re-
cepts; but the principal causes are an inadequate
supply and the large advance in foreign iron
Scotch Pig being now worth S26 50827 50 in New
York From the furnace landings in the Hanging
Rock regions, we learn that $50 is now asked for
hot blast, deliverable there. There was no cold
blast on hand, buyers from Wheeling having en-
gagged all they could find. In Bar we have no
change to notice.
LEAD-The market is firm at S5 for Pig and
S5 25 for Bar in lots.
LEATHER is without change, and we continue
10 quote as before:
Bride, rough, per dozen, S3Oa24 Dressed$2sa36
Skirt per ID, loa22c 2la95e
Harness, per ID, lsa9Oc 2Oa22c
Upper, rough, per dozen, $l6a2O Dresseds96aS2
Sole, per ID, lsa19c 2la22e
Hemlock, peTlb, I7a19e
French Calf do do Sl6a26c
Philadelphia Kid, 0alsc
MoLASSES-T market is heavy, and our last
quotations are only obtained from small parcels to
the country trade, being 3la32c. On Monday, so
bbls prime were sold at 2s, and yesterday, 15O do
common S. H. on private terms. Twenty-eight
cents is the outside rate which could be obtained
for lots of any magnitude to the city trade. We
notice that the new crop is selling in New Orleans
at SOC. .t.a
OIL-The market for Linseed is dull, and small
lots Of country pressed are selling from store
at 64c, and arrival this description may be quo
ted at 62a63. OF Lard, the sales have been light,
at prices within the range Of previous quotations,
say 90 TO 75e for No. 2, and 50 to 90e for No. /.
PRoVIsIoNs--Th market has remained stag
nant and the only sales heard of during the week,
were so hhds Bacon Sides at &c, pkd, go days, in
terest added; and 10 hhds Shoulders at 74c, pkd
We hear Of no Lard Offering, and prices arc en-
tirely nominal.
RfCE-The market is bare of this article, and
prices arc entirely nominal.
SALT-There is a good demand for Kanawha,
and the sales during The week, as far as reported,
reach $500 bbls at 2Sc. In foreign, we have not
heard Of sale. Turks Island ranges from Sic
] Is per sack; Liverpool 81 SO@l IS for coarse;
and 81 6091 65 for fine. New York brings 81 GO
al b5 per Dbl
SPICES--Are firm and in fair demand at lie
for Pepper and l449l5c for Pimento.
sUGAR-There has been quite an active demand
during the week from the country, and about 450
hhds sold in small lots at prices ranging from 10
&c for low fine 10 choice, but in addition 10 this
some 800 hhds sold 10 the city trade ON terms not
ma le public, but understood to be at low rates;
these sales were made, however, by parties not in
the trade, and who were anxious 20 close out
The stock held by our regular houses is now
pretty we'll reduced, and with good existing de-
mand in the regular way, the market is sratheTirm-
or than we had occasion TO notice last week.
though prices are nothing higher, and good Sugar
can be bought al 5sa5l, but prime and choice being
scarce commands 90 tO6c In small lots.
We notice sales Of about 60 boxes Havana Al "a
for yellow and zlae2 for white. The stock Of this
description Is very light. IF
SkkD-tn Clover nothing has been dene, and
prices are entirely nominal. Timothy brings Iii 15
az % per bushs on receipt Flax e0e y f5HfF
sTEARIhE--ls IN good demand, and we note
sales Of prime at lOe y b, fair descriptions are
saleable at sac. -,'iS i
ToBACC0.--1he denland for manufactured a
only modNrate, but prices are ffm witho,lt any
change. Tho sales which came underotlF observe
ton comprises 400 boxes, consisting b q { 81 IS