The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-11-26

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Review Ofthe Markets for Week ndIng We'd
nesday, Nov. "a.
/ GENERAL REMARKS--The river commenced
rising again yesterday. and had swollen about six
inches. At PittsbuTg i was stationary with three
feet ten inches water in the channel. There have
been heavy rains since Sunday, which have been
general along the river at Pittsburg, and ample
stage of water may therefore be expected in day
for two.
FREIGHTS-Priees, owing to the less ample
stage Of water, have ruled higher during the week
than previous quotations. We quote: To New Or
leans--Flour As, Pork 60, Whisky IS, Oil 80, Tcs
90, Pound freight 3Oc To Pittsburg--Pound
reight Is, Whisky SOC. To st. Louis-Pound
freight 95, Dry Goods 30, Whisky 62lc.
| ASHES-Prces remain without change, and we
continue to quote Pearls at A., and Pots 3B94c.
ALCOHOL is without alteration, and we continue
to quote 38944c for 76 and 90 per cent. above
proof.
BARK-Tbere is fair demand, and prices are
steady at 5000 so for Chestnut Oak.
BEANS-The supply is light, and good to prime
small white bring 81 1902 10 per bushel. Mixed
sell Mt about 81 so.
BEESW WAX-There is very little doing, but the
market is steady at 2O922c y b
BROOMS continue in good demand, and prices
are firmly sustained. We quote on arrival 81 to
20 per dozen for common, and so to 65 for
fancy. From second hands, prices range from IS
to 25c per dozen above these rates, varying accord
ing TO quality. - .
| BUCKETS, &C.-Prices remain at 81 1901 90
per dozen for Buckets; 1903 25 per nest for Tubs;
and 50 IS per nest for Washboards the latter from
factory.
BUTTER-The receipts during the week have
been less ample than previously noticed, eOmpris-
ing only 292 bbls and 366 rkins and kegs last week
The demand has continued good, and prices have
again advanced &C p b. Among the sales OF the
week were Sc bbs aud 1856 rkins at lie; 10 bbls at
III 1S rkins at lsb; 20 hrkins prime dairy al wv
10 do good at 49, % bbs roll at2O; 10 hrkins at le
25 do choice at %. We quote l792Oc for fair ana
prime solid and roll 22e for choice and Csc for ex
Ira table Packers pay from Is to lee. Exported
during the week. g2 bbls and 2l53 rkins and kegs.
EGGS-Eggs remain at l5c per dozen.
| CANDLES AND SOAP-Are in fair demand al
IOaIlc for Talow Candles % for Star do, and STAT
for No l and extra soap. The extensive factory o
George H. Shito was destroyed by fire on Sunda!
morning.
1.-THE receipts, and prices again favor sellers, tn
market closing ut Sc for unsolicited Western Re
serve, 0l for prime aeleeieds and lOe Tor eNtr
choice do. The sales Is far as reported eompris
i3J00 boxes. Received during the week 1914 boxes
Exported same time 6S7l do.
| COFFEE--A continued fair demand has beel
Experienced during the week, but prices have un
dergOne no farther change; Rio ranges from "
l93 the latter for prime. Received during th'
week 554l sacks; exported during the same time
1901 do.
| CooPERAGE--A further advance has been es
tablished in most descriptions. Flour barrels sell
readily at 45c, and prime article would command
2a3c more; Pork barrels ara selling at 81 25 and
Whisky bbIs 81 IOal IS. The latter however do
not meet very ready sale at over 81. Lard kegs
40a45c.
COTTON-The demand is fair but prices are low
err and we now quote spinning descriptions at 94a
IOc We notice sales of II bales at Sic for batting
qualities, and 9lalOc for spinning do Received
during the week GAS bales; exported same Time
l75 do.
| COTTON YARNS--The market is dull but in
lprices there is no change. We quote assorted NOS
ut Ijal6, and dozen yarns In lots of g, and B.
sale of 1000 lbs of the former at Is.
| CRANBERRIES-Pric arc unchanged and we
continue to quote S9al0 per Dbl as the range EN-
lbracing small and large bbls.
| FEATHERS-Prices have advanced and We no.
tice sales of 1900 lbs at 35a36c, and 400 do at 3,
land at the latter rate prime in lots are now saea-
be while in small parcels on arrival; they Orng 80
a 36c. Received during the week 2J2 SACKS; ex-
ported during the same ia do.
! FISH--The demand for Maekerel continues on
a limited scale, but in prices there is no change,
new at 10 50iI4 00f for No. SMALL and IL 5Oal2 OO
for No. large; old ranges from 8 50 to W for
No. small; O0a7 50 for No. small, and 90 for
do large. White Fish are better, and prime are
now held at 0 90. We notice sales of Dry Cod at
Ate, in the small way they bring 4aa5c per Id.
| FRUTF-The market for Dried is now opening
and we notice sales of 100 bushels new Apples Al
II 25; 900 do Peaches at SO for old and 3 20 pei
bush for new, and 400 lbs old pealed Peaches a
44c per ID, There Is O good demand for drieC
Apples, and at present the price quoted above i
readily obtained. Green Apples are in good de
nand at GO 10 so pei Dbl for fair and good des
cTiptons, and 90 for very choice. In foreign W
. lnOtce sales of Lemons at so per box, and 9
Rafaf Inc ~ IDa9 fartn M in
small way. The market is bare OF Oranges, bu
supplies are now daily expected. In other article
we have no change TO notice.
2 FLOUR-The buoyant feeling noticed at th
close Of our last weekly review, has not been su,
e tanned, and prices have given way lOal5 per bb
On Friday the Asia's news caused an increased dc
Rand, but this subslded upon the receipt OF adVl
ces of decline in New York, and this, togethe
with advanced freghts and increased supplies, tn
falling OF in prices is to be attributed. the sale
I of the week include 500 on "Wednesday at 81 10
$50 do at at 4 Oe; 100 do at 10; 2OOdo Ihursda!
at 00a4 O5; 500 do Friday at %; l450 90 al 10
900 do Saturday at 90; 100 do at %; $50 do a
| 3 90, and so do extra at 25; $50 do Monday a
10; 100 do at 10; $50 do at 3 30. Yesterday |
I pretty active demand sprang up again, ana tae
sales reached $50 bbs, including 2S3 al 81 Us; ~
land I44 at g5 800 at 90; 1490in lot at 90; 75t
do at O5 lined; so do at 10, and so DO extra a
J Il 25 The market closed with increased hrmDess,
land for good brands 90 was freely paid. Buck
wheat Flour ranges from ~ 70 % per c"'' WIN
| GRAIN--Wheat has further improved. and we
now quote 6sa70c. Corn is in good demand, and
we notice sales Of 5000 bushels new IN ear at Soc;
25O0O do do at So there were also sales at sse for
new and As for old. We quote the latter 43a45c.
Oats are In good demand, and firm at 2Sa3O. Prime
Barley Is more saleable at 35a5O; but ordinary is
dull and difficult Of sale at 45a4O. Rye sells readily
at 4sa5O. Sales Of Pltsburg Barley Malt at seasa.
TNsANG--There is very little arriving, but
prime would bring 33c,