The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

fair do at llci bbs roll at l3c; and do do at a.
The marke. is still bare of Eggsj lots would now
command 25c per dOz.
CANDLES-Prices are unchanged, and we quote
as before, say; l9c for StsTi sl@94C for winter
trade
CHREsE-The demand has continued good and
the stock being light, prices are very well sustain
ed. The sales Of the week reached 1000 boxes
included in which were 1900 at 63i 1900 at 6l; SOC
at 7c, and 1000 Imitation English dairy at &c,
for prime and choice.
CoFFEE.-A decidedly improved feeling has
been impaired to the market for this article, since
our last date by favorable adVices from the East
aud South, In both of which markets there has
oeen an advance, caused in part by late advces
rom Rio, and partly by accounts from Europe,
AMI prices are fully tC better There Is very |
good demand from the trade, and the sales as far
as reported reach or 100 bags, closing firm, at
9t994c for good descriptions. With increased
confidence, the trade buy more freely. The re-
celpts during the week ending Saturday night were
$500 bagsi and exports, same time 994 bags.
COOPERAGE-Pricesa are without change, aud
we quote as before, say 90C for Whisky bbls; 2S93
3Oc for Flour do, and 81 so for slick hhds.
COTTON.-The demand is very moderate,
portion OF the factories supplied from this market
not being in operation, but prices are uncha nged,
ana we quote 6a97io, embracing batting and spin.
ming descriptions.
COTTON YARNS, &c-Prlces are without
change, and we quote as before, gay l5C for as.
sorted No'si 6, and &c for dozen Yarns, from
manufacturers and l6c for the former, and Z, g.
and &c for the latter, from store; No . Batting
lO9l0A; No l do lI301l2c.
CRANBERRIES.-We notice sa es of 90 bush.
els at S4 2j per bush; and so bbls ordinary at 81
per Dbl. There are now few, If any, in market,
except thoss held by retailers
FEATHERS-The market remains very dull
and dealers having large stocks are offering only
3O@3lc for prime, on arrival. We notice sales
from store Of 1900, and 1900 lbs prime live geese
at 32c.
FISH -EsckareI roptir,,s In ,,oJer,to ro,uoet
without material change in prices. We quote No
si1 6ODi2 q Dbl, Sc l23@6 37A hf Dbl; No 2,
large, 81 6O975 q Dbl, S. 25@5 90 p hfbbl No 9,
small, So 2597 so y Dbl; No 3, large, - Ab@7 70
D bbl and SI@@4 20 for hf bbls--the Inside fig
ures indicating the wholesale, and the outside the
retail rates, though for single packages CSC more is
generally charged. No / Salmon S19. Dry Cod
DC in lots, and 4t94bC in the small way. Advices
from the East report an advance in MaokereI and
Goldfish. Smoked Herring are dull at 60c for No.
and Is for scaled.
FRUIT-The receipts of Dried have increased
and previous quotations not sustained, though
holders generally are not disposedltO submit to a
decline. The only sale heard of worth reporting |
was 90 bushels new Peaches. Arkansas we quote !
at 81 6Gl92 10; and peeled 13914c y b. New |
Apples are held at 49, but not saleable at over
81 SO<91 90 y bush. Old we quote at 81 509t 55.
The market is bare OF Raisins. Lemons sell at
SO 5O94 v box. No Oranges. In other desCTip.
tions there is no change. In New York Dried
Apples are worth only 81 37A y bushj and we
York, this being decidedly the best market.
FLOUR-The market up to Friday evening re-
mained quiet, the sales during the three days |
comprising about 1900 bbls st SO 14@3 20. On
Saturday morning, advices from Liverpool by the |
Europa, reporting farther advance in that mar
ket, with large operations for export to the North
Of Europe, gave an impetus to the demand, and be |
fore the character of the news was generally |
known, 5000 bDs changed hands at 50 1908 20, |
and 300 at So 25i and $780, deliverable at Madi-
son, on or before the first of March, at SO 80, |
lined. On Monday the market opened with a
good demand, and Notwithstanding heavy re. !
ceipts,. prices were well sustained, The sales
comprised 1900 bbls at SO 90; 5000 bbls at S3 25.
Yesterday dlsagreeable weather checked opera.
tions, but the market did not lose its firmnessj
the sales were 1888 bbls at 5 %, and 1000 do at
$3 "a. Received since Saturday night 1896 bblsi
exported same time, S,4OO bbls, Small sales OF
BuCkwheat are making at SO 60 y 100 lbs.
NAVAL STORES-The market is heavy, and
sales can only be effected in small parcels at 65C
for Spirits Turpentinei 81 for Tar; 325 for Pichi
and g 1898 % for common and No. 1 ROsin.-
We notice that Spirits Turpentne has advanced
| in New York at 40@4Ic, with light stock.
OlL-There is a better feeling in the market for
and holders are now firm at 6jj the demand how.
ever is as yet limited. Lard ranges from go for
No. 2 to 40 for No. indicating no change.
| PROVlSlONS-The demand has continued good,
and we have to notice further advance in the price
OF every article of the hog product excepting
smoked meats, and the market closed firm. We
partiCuariZe the sales as they transpired, remark
ing that there were some large sales, the palticu
! lars of which were not allowed to be made public,
or barrel Pork, 200 bbs mess, Thursday, deIiv.
cradle at Lafayette at S13j Saturday, 100 do do,
country, on the spot at Sl3 6Oi Monday, 80 do do
city at Sl3 70; 200 do do deliverable at lafayette,
at S13 so; Yesterday, 700 bbs mess and clear,
city, at S14 and II 90, and 81 do mess at $l3 70.
! The market closed at Sl4 for city mess OF bulk
meat, 50,0UO lbs sSides, Thursday, at 6sc; $500 pcs
and $4,000 b Shoulders, Satul day, at 63cj 10000
! bs Sides, and 40, 900 do Shoulders, Monday. at
81 and 5!ci 100000 ID Sides and Shoulders at 6i9
5Hc, and 6896bc for Shoulders.
| OF Bacon, 50 sides at 74c pkdj so 900 lbs sides
| and % 600 do shoulders at "a and u packedi 200
| hhds sides, deliverable from lst TO 18th OF April,
at 7iC pkdi 100 900 lbs sides, at 78c packedj clo
sing at 6AG7A for shoulders and sides. Common
| hams are very scarce, and retail at &c, without
| canvass. We quote sugar cured at g9glOC, the
! latter for canvassed. OF lard 900 bbls No sold
on Thursday at 7fC; l4l kegs do, Friday at SC;
! so do do at 81. Holders are now firm at &c Tor
bb and st for keg, but we are as yet unable TO hold
! these quotations upon actual transactions, pur.
Chases, however, could not be made for less. We
notice a sale OF so boxes singcd sides at 73c,
! pkd,
RiCE-The market is without change and we
quote prime at &c for lots, and 4tg48c In the
! small w y,
SALT-The market for every description re.
M lins inactive, aud the sales confined to small
| lots Of hanawha at 25c per bus.
| SEEDS-The receipts of Glover having increased
/
ring the last three days has been dull with no buy
ers at the outside quotations of last week-S0 90,
and Monday and yesterday it moved slowly at
S5 40; holders however, are firm, and are not dis
! posed to press the market. Dealers are paying
s. 30l@5 35 for all that is offered on arrival. Re-
Ceiyed during the week 10 bbsI since Sept. lst
| 4,5l3 do, against 1906 do same time last year.-
Exported during the week 765 bblsj since Sept lst
! 1918 against 966 same time last year. In TtmO.
thy there is very little doing, and no change in
| price. Flax 81
! SUGAR-In the regular way the demand has
been good but prices are not firm, which prevents
large operations, buyers holding back for lower
rates. The sales reported consist Of about 2UO
hhds, all in lots of from 10 to 10 hhds. The cur
rent rates are from 1t TO 53 for common to prime.
The imports the past week are 2339 hhds and the
exports 325.
TOBACCO-The demand has been fair, but no
change has taken place in prices. We notice sales
! of 90 boxes No. 9 Va. lbs at gS9S0i 25 do common
| do do at 25c; 26 do do No Va. SIS at 2tci 21 do
common do 5's at 1856; aud 90 do common KY 5's
al l5C. We quote rs. six twist at 7A@Sc, and
| Mason county leaf at from to &C.
| TALLOW-The leading rates are 6l@6@c iOr
good and prime rendered, with occasional sales
as low as &c for inferior, and as high as &c for
| PRIME.