The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-04-23

val 25c is the nominal price: purchases would not
! be made 10 any extent at that price.
/ HOGS AND CATTLB-The market for Hogs
remains arm at s. p 100 Bs net. Cattle arc IN
I good demand and only moderate supply. For good
Beeves S5 5000 p 100 D net, are the current rates.
| IR0N-Pgis IN fair demand and firm at S23 for
Ohio river hot blasti S2392i for Tennessee cold
blastI and S26 for Ohio river do, six and nine
months. We quote Tennessee BlOoms at SO 90,
six months. In Bar Iron, no change has taken
place.
for PIG, and Sc for Bar.
LUMBER-Supplies are coming iorward quite
freely from the Alleghcnyi aud already sales have
been made to a fair extent, at Ell aud S22 per M
for common and clear. with some sales OF the for
mer at $40. The market is quite firm at II and S22i
and although the supplies are expected to be am.
pie, thsse .iguyes are likely.to he well spstaWed
throughout the season. There will be an increas.
ed amount Of Lumber used this season IN city
buildings, and we have now several factories man.
ulasturing building materials which arc supplied
10 the South and West, thus creating at this point
gleater demand than usual for the raw material.
We have not heard OF any sales Of Shinglesi No I
are held at 80. In Coopers' stuff there is no
change; tight bb slaves s99t0; HID do SiS920j
tight bbl poles S39t2i HID, 912@20. A sale yes
terday Of 10000 tight bbl slaves at $40.
MOLASSES-The market has been quiet during
the week, though prices are firm. The sales con.
slst OF about 500 hbls at 3l34 being the rates In
the large and small way. The imports from the
tst Of September are now II 1853 bbls against 67,-
232 the same time last season. and the exports a.
720 against IS 357 last season. showing a great in.
c ease in the trade in this article. o.
NAVAL CORRESPONDING done except in the
small way al S4 90 for Tar, SO 30 for Pitch, 50
for common Rosin, and CSC for Spirits TurTen-
tine.
oIL-Linseed declined early in the week, and
sales were madg OF city i;iiu "A eoe, ed 20 hhls
/ sold from canal at 59c cash. Yesterday, howev.
eT, holders advanced their figures and city mills
was held at 6jc. There has been a speculative
movement in lard oil, and some $4,000 bbls No.
], sold at 7j980c, and prime Is now firm at SOC,
and owing TO the light stock there round lots
offering, holders are generally anticipating fur.
Their Improvement. In other descriptions there is
no change
PROVISIONS--The market has been again char.
acterlZed ty activity, and sales have heen large at
farther advanced prices. or barrel pork 40 bbis
Mess sold, Wednesday, at St7, 60 days; 500 do do,
Friday, at Sl7 cash. 66 do thin Mess at Sl6 5Q at
close Mess was held at Sl7 2J9l7 90. or Bacon,
go hbds Shoulders, Wednesday, at nc, pkdj 40 do
do, Thursday, at nc, Pkd; lO7 hhds sides at 9lc,
pkd; 81 do sugar.cured Hams at fOc, pkdi SO hhds
Shoulders, Friday, at &c, ptd; 81 do plain Hams at
9lc, pkdi 100 do Sides deliverable in May at l0c'
pkdi 40 do do at 9jCj 10 do d. Saturday, at lObc;
Is DO clear Sides at 1895 q do d. Monday, at iuli
76 do ribbeddO at 10b, pkd 100 do do, deliverable
/ May 1st at iOI; anl 3,j 90 bs do, deliverable June
ist, at f0i, pkdi 40 and SO hhds Shoulders yester
day, at Sc, pkd; 100 do Sides at t05, 30 days in.
terest added The market closed at sQ9St for
Shoulders, 10t9t03 for Sides, aud l01 for sugar
cured Hams. or Bulk Meat 100000 lbs Sides, ON
wednesday. at Slci $4,000 do Shoulders at 7cj
66, 600 pcs Shoulders, Thursday, at 7C 81, 900 lbs
Sides at 81, 80, 900 do do Friday, at Ssi 100 hhds
Sides, Monday, at &c, and 81 25 fJr hhdi 25.0OO
do yesterday at 9c at close Sides firm at 9c,
shoulders held at tic. For Lard the dcm1nd has
been active, with sales OF 1900 kegs, No Wed.
nesday, at l0cj 1900 do do, Thursday, at same 14l
bhls No at 9Cj 100 do gut at ~ as4; 62S bhls aud
les No |, Saturday, at Sci 700 do do Monday, at
sannei 500 do do yesterday at samei and l,6OO and
800 kegs do at t0C-mlking an gregate for the
week of $3.50 kegs and 1879 bbls, closing at and
lOc for barrel and keg.
RlCE--The market is firm at 40 9ilc, indicating
no change.
sEED-CIover remains dun, and prices have
farther declined. We notice sales, in lots, Of 30
Bbls at 80; and do at "a per oushel; for small
lots from store 50 is the leading rate. We COu.
tin uetO quote Timothy at 50g2 so y bush. Flax
is steady at 81.
sUGAR-rhe demand continues good, but
le IS active than we ad occasion previously 10 no
tice; plices are without Chance but very firm, the
advices from the south being very favorable. The
sales which come under our notice consist In part
OF 80 hhds at 5@5t for low ui 3j6 do at % to &c;
100 do at 5@52 and 10 do at % 95l. We quote
low Gait6@5bi fair and good fair Il to 81 and
prime 81 B6, and in the sm III way - over these
rates. rhe imports the past week ending Satur.
day night, have heeu 80 IL hhds, and for the past
three days up to last nj sht, 1909 hhds. The i'm.
ports are now in excess Of those last seasen 1000
hhds and the exports 900, indiCltiug very large
iurrease in the business doing III this staple
TOBACCO--The IN lrBet Is steady with fai
demlEd. No change has taken place in prices,
which continue as last quoted. We notice sales
Of about lOl kegs Ky 6 twist ., though an III.
articles sales as low as 81 tUGt.
TALLOW. Prices have advanced and prime
is now held at Sc; lots of good sell readily 10
dealers at 7lc
VEGETABLES.-Th has been an increased
demand for Potatoes, and prices have advanced.
There are orders in the market from the North,
and also from Pittsburgh; and prime Massachu'
setts in store are now held 1t Csc; aud they sell
readily on arrival at soc, other articles are nOmi
nal,
WOOD.-PriCes at river range from S495 pei
cord, varying according to quality.