The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-22

to butchers at 81 IS per cwt gross For future de-
.yery, corn fatted hugs 10 arrive from the 18th 10
net. In beef cattle there is no change in prices,
ranging from S. TO 0U, the latter for very choice.
Sheep 50 to 90 per head.
H0PS-The market Is quiet, but prices are low.
or, and have still farther downward tendency
We quote new Indiana at 2Oa22c, and do Western
New York are offered 10 arrive at 2nc. We learn
that the crop IN England large, aAd prizes 50
low that shlpUlents can lie made IOthis country,
! provided the Hops bring 25e iB this market. Of
lers have been made 70 contract for the delivery Of
Western New YORK Hops for four years 10 come al
1 s0e. a4 aea,'eBa Ls 4 a1 s.H
HAY-zTlle receipts Of baled continue light, and
the market Is steady at Ss9l0 p tOh for baled.-
The retail markets. well supplied with loose, an,
the leading rate Is 50 per totifOT good 1fuIUthy,
! HBMP~-Fhe lmarketis firm at Si0D fof prIm,
n dew-IoIted, agd we heard OF sDall sale ofehOlc,
AZ SlpS ton, The supply, though somewhat 10
creased, is stili comparatively light.
u 'front.' he market for Pig has continued to pre-
sent an upward tendency, and good Ohio riYerhO
blast Is row held firmly at S39 p ton, six months
We notice sale Of 200 lonsfrOr the levee at S3u
there was also sale Of 100 tons al the frnace hand
ing at $50, and lot Of Illinois cold blast tk
here0n Wheeling account at $50 In Bar We have
! no change 10 notice. a.-
1 -LEjD-We have not heard of a transaction OF
any magnitude, but in prices there is no change,
and we quote Pig s. 00and Bar IS ZOOS 25 . 100
| lbs. ii sF hst t
BEATHER-The demand Is moderate, without
any change in prices. We quote:
Bdo rough per dozen, ssS1a9f ssSRf brs..odssasSS sSsS
Skirt, per l6, lsa22c 2la25c
Harness, per ID, -- lSa90c 9lla22e
Upper, IN rough, per dozen, sl6a2O pressedss6a32
Sole, per 10, Gaf9c 2l:22c
Hcml0ek, perlb, - I7al9e
French Calf do do Sl6t26e
Philadelphia Kid, -a-g 0aIee
LUMBER-In coopers' stuG, we notice sales Of
90 600 bbl poles at s1t 4OGO do slaves at $40; and
1000 hid do at SIS. iF
MOLASSES-The market continues depressed,
and the rates in the small way are now 30e}3lc.
About 1G0 bbls, in two lots sold on Saturday and
yesterday at 9se, and at this rate the demand is
but moderate. iN Tf91E
/ NAVAL STORES--SpiFits Turpcmine is held
at 60c, and at this rate small sales are making.
The supply OF Tar Pitchand Rosin is light, and the
market Is Arm at our last quotations, say 81 Tja
% for Tar, so for Pitch and 25a4 90 for ROsin.
,OlLS-The market for Linsecd has remained
without movement, and we have not heard of u
sale since our last worthy Of report. tits held at
SIC, but it would be difficult to dispose Of lots on
arrival at over 62c, In Lard there is.not much do
ing; we quote 65as5c as the range. Other descrp-
| PR0RISioNS--we have not heard OF transac-
ton in Bacon during the week. The last sales
were at 6la7ac for Shoulders, and &c for ribbed
Sides, but these hgures are little better than
noiHinal Contracts were made for new Lard, de-
liyerable early in the packing season, at &c, and
subsequently at eac, buyers furnisIIing packages.
RICE1-The market Is stiil entirely bare, and quo
lations are, Of course, nominal.
fSALf-KaIaWha continues IN good demand, and
the sales reported to us during the week comprise
5000 bbls ut 2sc, at which price the market Is rm
In foreign we have not heard OF sale, but con-
tiuue 10 quote Turks Island at SI@l IS per sack;
Liverpool 81 ,5O9l IS for coarse, and 81 G09l Is
sPieEs-SaIes Of Pepper at 11t@l2c, which is
a slight Improvement. Other descriptil ne are un-
changed. ataa a bl
SUGAR--The demand Is fair but the transac.
tlons are confined to small parcels in the regular
way. In prices We have no change TO notice since
our last. About $50 hhds sold ID lots during the
week al prices ranging from n Sic for low fair
/ 70 prime, and at this range the market closed
steady viii less disposition to force lots on the
market. We notice sales Of 20 boxes white
I Havana aztec, and60 bbs white Brazil At the same.
| SEED--There Is very little doing in Grass. Tim
othy brings 509o 90 per bushel on arrival, The
feeling with regard TO Clover is sli and
] we are unable 10 state anything that would be
likely % indicate correctly the probable opening
price. We may remark, however, that the views
/ of dealers are considerably lower than they were
a few weeks ago, and 0Oa4 5O arc spoken o. as
i the DrobAbIs opening rate. Flax remains at 90c.
Il TALLOW--We notice sale Of 5000 lbs prime
beef at ste. For small lots Chambers are paying
ssges, and for futare delivery round parcels are
ToRkcCo--Ths demand il very moderate for
manufactured, but prices are unchanged. The
sales of the week do not exceed 800 bxs In prices
we have no change tonoiies. Leaf Tobacco Is in
adtlvc demand iH all the leadiRg markets, at full
and in some instances bnoyant rates, In regard to
The new crop, our advlces from Missouri are that
the quality Is good, but the quantity Will be one
third less than lhe crop 0f last year. &
In Kentaeky the crop Il ail cut and Is ihieriorin
qualify aud falls far short Of lhe quantity raised
last year, except IN Mason county, where we Learn
theerop L q fHii Que. From Virginia We are adj
vised that the crop Is below an avefhge say about
one-hh, aud isRbqnteQnai tothat Of last year, ex-
eepl the finer qualities which, owing 10 the gFea
treshets which occurred III August 10 tie Dan ans
Roanoke rivers aud tle pfoilaotdd wet weather II
The fore part OF Seplemben will be very short uer
/ This Information We have irom the mosi rcllabl,
VEGETABLES. Potatoes are hover. ana VI
now, quote Meshanaeks. On arylval, aG ffom a,dn
l they sell at 4Dc, Including hrs. Onions hape de
ellhed to soas5. Tho nsrkst generally L dun,