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

! part OF the week. and they have not since advanced
to our previous currency but New Orleans ireights
are tending upwards. We quote; To New Orleans
Whisky 81, Flour 75c, Pound Freight 4Oc-To Pitts
burg, Pound Freight 25c, Whisky 75c-To St. Louis
Pound Freight 4Oc, Whisky 75c.
! ALCOHOL-The market is steady at 379)45e Tor
] 76 and W per cent above proof.
ASHES-ln prices there is no change, and we con-
tinue toquote Pearls at 43@5c and Pots at St@)4c.
| BARK-Prces have further declined, and We now
quote Chestnut Oak at 50 50@9 75per cord.
| BEESWAX-The market is steady at the advance
noted last week, and prime sells on arrival at 22924c
| BR0OMS-We have to notice continued inactivity
in the Market but in prices there is no nominal change
Common range from SOC to 81 on arrival, and extra
and fancy 81 259l 50. From second hands prices
are 10 to 20c over these rates.
| BUCKETS, &C-Prices are without change, and we
quote From manufacturers agents 81 60 P.dozen Tor
Buckets, and So q nest for Tubs. WashbOards range
rom 81 to 2 2j p dozen.
BUTTER AND EGGS-The supplies Of Butter have
continued on an exceedingly limited SCALE and at the
advance noticed in our last the market is firmly sus
tanned. The receipts are hardly equal TO the demand
for city consumption while at the same time there is
considerable inquiry iOr export and to ill orders from
the East Prices range from IL TO lie Tor inferior to
lair, and prime is saabe at l5c Eggs remain at 7tg
I74c dozen.
CANDLES AND sOAP-The advance in the price
OF Star Candles noticed last week is sustained and We
continue to quote 22c as the current rate. Common
| 80 "AAN 'SAP YSS"aN3 WIN NAAN A'N
discount on lots.
CHEESE-The receipts have been somewhat larger
since our last than previously noticed, but the rise in
the river having caused lair shipping demand stocks
have not accumulated and prices sustained at B@
81 Tor Western Reserve, andw nOtce sale oi 100 bXs
Durham Farm at &c.
COFFEE-The market for this article continues to
present quiet appearance and the sales OF the week
comprise only about 600 bags, at 9l9B9b. We con-
tue to quote 9!89a as the range ior inferior to
strictly prime Rio.
| pniuIflM n u1,oA l.. 10 I,,k rioa
steady at 9994 for ordinary, and lO9lO. for mid
ding.
COTTON YARNS-Prices have not undergone any
change since our last weekly report, and we quote
sorted Nos in lots at l5c and dozen Yarns at g. and
Sc five per cent off.
COOPERAGE-Flour bJls range from 80 to 3Sc;
Whisky do so to 9Oc; Pork do 30 to 95c indicating no
change.
| FEATHERS-Are scarce, and in good demand on
arrival at 32@33, and sell from store at Sla3j
! FISI-The demand is OF retail character in which
way sales are making at Sl2 80 for No. Mackerel
$ll for nrge No. g. SS 50 for small do; SSg8 so for
No. large, and 81 759S 20 for do small. White
Fish 81 50 q hf bbl.
FRUIT-Green Apples are beginning to come for
ward and we notice sales Of Pippns at 81 25 p bbl,
and common at 81. In dried therei nothing doing.
Lemons rangefrOm 81 to 81 p box, varying according
to quality. The market is still bare OF Oranges
laisHs sell in the small way at 50 % to 80 2 box.
Pea Nuts have advanced, and are now held at 81 80
Der bush, with an active demand at 81 %.
fLOUh- Int I'M proven demand nOJCtu III previous
remarks checked in the early part OF the week by
nniayOrabc adyces from Europe, and the transactions
have since been very limited scale, and indicate
slight decline in prices. On Wednesday 1870 bbIs sold
at 50 30; l30 do extra at SO 35. Thursday Is bbs
at SO 30. Friday l20 and 200 bbls at SO 80. SatuT
day 50 bbs at So 80, and 800 do at So 2S Monday
PSI bb5 extra at So 3j Isl do do at SO 40 l5S do do
at IS; 60 do do at j5 and 800 do common at %.
Yesterday l20 bbls extra at 8 49, 500 do do at 49,
delivered market closing quiet at IS for good COM
mon brands, and 80 to So for extra do with de-
mand iOr the latter fully equal to the supply.
GRAlN-We continue to quote Wheat at $4,000.
The receipts OF Oats having cuntinued light, prices
have farther advanced, and we quote them at 26c
on arrival Within the last few days, however, they
begin to come forward more freely; and with ample
supplies, such rs may be expected, from the heavy
stocks in the country prices would hardly be sustain
ed Corn is maintained at 40 to &c. There is not
much Offering consumers anxious to purchase
except for the supply OF current wants. New Barley
is coming forward and some lots OF prime have sold
Brewers at Soc but the demand is yet quite limited
and there several samples the market yet unsOd
Rye is also dull at 4So9j6C.
HAY--PrCcs are unchanged, and continue to |
quote baed 5000 o ton from river, and loose by the
load SS@lO y ton.
GINSENG continues to sell on arrival at S29S3c.
GLASS--ln prices there is no change and we con-
| tinue previous Quotations say: