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


ing nfreghts, and it would be useless to attempt
10 give quotations.
ASHES are without change, and we continue 10
quote Pearls at 4ia5c, and Pots 3la4c.
ALCOHOL-Prices have declined, and we now
quote 34a40c for 20 and 90 per cent above proof.
BARK-The market very poorly supplied, and
nut Oak.
BRoOMS-The market continues steady at 9Oa
~ ~ Tor common on arrival; 81 2591 60 for fan
ey do, and % for Shaker. From store, sales are
made at l5e to 20c per dozen advance on these
BUCKETS, Ssc.--Buckets are in moderate de-
mand at 81 ,l5al,Q0 per dozen, and Tubs, S3a325
eeL e hesS the inside rates for round lots from
BUTTER AND EGGs.-The receipts of Butter
nave continued very light, comprising during the
week only l57 brls. and l40 irkins and kegs; and
prices are well sustained, at l6a1se for fair and
prime, and 2Oc for choice For lots on arrival
packers pay l4al6c. The temporary scarcity and
nigh prices current in New York recently diverted
almost the entire supplies from Northern Ohio
from TINS market, and we learn that as high as lee
mas been paid on the Western Reserve. We per-
ceive, however, that the New York market is now
pretty well supplied, and prices have declined TO
l6alSc for Ohio. This reaction will change the cur
rent OF supplies, and we may soon expect our mar
ket TO be relieved somewhat from the present scar
city. Eggs are in good demand, at l23c per dOz.
CANDLES AND S0AP.--The market is quiet
but In prices there is no change, and we continue
70 quote llal2c for Tallow Candles; 22c for star
do; and 5aa6c for No. ] and extra Soap.
CHEESE.-The demand has continued good,
and prices are again shade in favor Ok sellers.
Stocks are more accumulating, owing to the low
state of the river; but with slightly iIPpfoyed
| navigation, the demand would be more thAn equal
to the supply, and the receipts being generally il
good order, the suspension Of shipments is having
| no effect upon prices. The sales Of the week, al
far as reported, comprise about 1900 boxes, at Ga
| &c, embracing ordinary and prime Western Re
serve, the bulk Of the transactions having been a
the latter rate. Received, during the week; 4,7OC
| boxes.
COAL-Retail prices remain at 10 and 14c fol
POmeroy and Youghiogheny.
C0FFEE-The market is steady for this article,
with fair demand from the trade The sales as
far reported comprise 800 bags Rio at o. to 93e,
and 800 st. Domingo at 94c For Rio, o. to 9sc are
the leading rates for fair and good descriptions.
A farther sale Of $50 bags Rio on private terms.
CO0PERAGE- We have no change TO notice i'm
prices. Flour Barrels bring 3Oa33c; Whisky do IS
a0Oc; Pork do 9591OOc, and Lard Kegs 4Oc.
C0TT0N-There is q moderate demand for this
article, without any change in price. Among the
sales were l3 bales at lOalO4c, and 90 do at 10c,
and these prices indicate the rates for good spinning
descriptions.
COTTON YARNs-The business doing is small,
but prices are unchanged, and we continue to
quote assorted Nos. 159lGc.
BREAD, ScC.-PilOt Bread sells in lots at o.
Butter Crackers Al; Soda do &c and Sugar do &c.
FEATHERS-Ihe market remains firm at 3la
32c for prime live geese on arrival, and 3la35c
from store.
FISH--The sales are confined entirely to small
lots for the supply Of the trade, and in prices there
is no nominal change. We quote No. 3 Mackerel
S9, and No. Q Hall 50. Dry Cod 4}a5c.
FRUIT-Green Apples continue plenty and dun
at IS 10 25 per bbl, In foreign there is little or
nothing doing. Prime Lemons may be quoted at
0O per box. Malaga Raisins sell at 10 TO 30
per box, varying according EQUALITY. Layers2 Is
90. Currants are firm at 9alOc.
FLOUR-The demand during the week has been
confined chiefly to the city trade, there having been
little or no inquiry for Shipment but the receipts
have continued light, and prices are sustained,
The stock is comparatively light, but round lots
could not be sold except at a decline. Among the
sales of the week were 1874 bbs, Wednesday, at %
$50 do at 3 22a3 25; 500 and l08 bbs Thursday, at
3O 100 do at 26 90 do at 325a3 %, and 400 do at
30, delivered 200 do Saturday, at 25; 100 do ex
ira at 3 50; 100 do do Monday, at 3 so; $50 bbls
yesterday at 50 25, and so do at 3 %. Round
shipping lots were offered at l7a3 20.
GRAIN--Wheat is steady at 57a6Oc, the latter for
prime. Coru is slightly lower, with more sellers
and less disposition to purchase. We quote 4Oa
Al in the ear. Oats are steady, with fair demand
at 26a27c on arrival. Barley brings 80 for prime
GINSENG--We continue TO quote 27a28 ON ar
rival. ....
GLASS-We have no new feature to notice in
the market, previous quotations indicating the
range Of prices. We notice a sale of 200 boxes at
25 for by 10.