The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-08
REVIEW OF THE MARKET
For TIE yeek ending Ws&assday, 6tb inst

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was sing rapidly yesterday with thirteen iee water in
the channel There were coDiOus and general rains Der
tween Saturday highland Monday noon. Yesterday th
weather was clear and cool.
BUTTER AND EGGS--There hash no ucreasein
thesupDy Of ButtOT, and with continued fair demand
from the city trade the advance noticed last week has
been sustained and in instances nc was obtained
for strictly prime roll in cloths but econtnue to quote
59l6c the ruling rates for good and prime packers
paying the inside rate. Received during the week 257
bbs and 70 rkns and kegs exported same time So bblS
and $50 frkns and kegs. Eggs are in fair demand at
n per dozen.
CANDLES AND SoAP-The demand for Candles is
limited but in prices no change has occurred and we
continue to quote l@2c for common and pressed and
21c for STAR with the usual discount to the trade Soap
remains at 5i9sc for No. and extra. Exported during
the week 4,7S7 boxes Candles, and slS do Soap
CHEESE-The demand has continued moderate, but
the supply mas been barely adequate thereto and prices
remain steady at 90 for prime Western Reserve Sic for
ordinary do and lOc for extra. Only small proportion
Of the stocks receipts would class under the head Of
prime Received during the week 6S7 boxesi exported
same time l,45l do.
FRUIT-Green Apples, owing to the stock having be-
come greatly reduced, have advanced, and sales have
been made during the week Of small lots at s3@3 90 per
bbE-the latter for choice Dried Apples have been dull
and heavy. The sales include 700 bushels at u 2 and
$50 do at 2 and at close the market cannot be quoted
at over @1 Is for ots and at these rates the amount
on the market exceeds the demand. Prime Peaches sell
in the small at lOc p b. Lemons and Oranges are
changed Wequote the former "a 1908 90 per box and
the latter 90. NJ. R. Raisins range from 31O@3 25 per
box. Zante Currants l09l2 B-the latter for prime.
Smyrna Figs l99l4c.
FLoUR-Continued light supplies, more favorable ad-
vices from Europe, and an advance in the Eastern
markets have combined to stimulate our market for this
STAPLE and the transactions indicate an advance Of fully
2Oc per bbl on last Tuesdays currency. The sales
comprised On Wednesday 500 bbls at a3 So 300 do at
45 lSO do at ST. 1900 do head lined and delivered at
S4 4s5 do Thursday at 81; 400 do at 55@3 ST. $50 do
$40 Friday at S6O lsO do at S 400 Saturday at
8 s.; 100 do extra at rs; 800 do Monday at 49,
us bbs yesterday at % S. 10 do at co. 50 do ex-
ira at rs, and 81 do do at IS; closing steady ot
6OaS e5 for good retailing brands but the export de-
mand is quite limited. The receipts up to the close con-
tnue very light embracing only about 1900 bbls since
Saturday night.
II GKAIN-Wheat is in light supply and good demand
at 72976c. Corn is in good request at 4O94lc and we
nOtcea sale Of 400 bushels in bulk at the inside rate
Oats have continued scarce with sales in the early part
Of the week at 05c and they now bring $50 on arrival
Sales Of 500 and 900 bushels Barley from store at 9 1000
do at 4Oc, and so bush Rye at 49, We quote 5000 az
the range for the former and 5e@5sc for the latter
Received during the week 7O77 bushels Wheat II $50
do Comi Ass do Barley; 4239 do Oats and $50 do Rye
farther sale Of 700 bush Barley from store at 4Oc The
demand is chiefly from the interior Of this State,
HOGS AND CATTLE-Hogs remain firm at $5a5 l2t
per 100 bs gross Beef Cattle continue scarce and prices
have farther advanced, prime commanding 50 Der 100
bs' net and inferior, co. Sheep are firm at OOto 90
OaPh head ~
as 90 per head.
HAY-The supply continues fully eQualtO the demand.
andn prices there is no change We quote baed from
river IS OO9lO 90 ton embracing mixed and pure Tim
othy.
LEAF FTOBACC0-The sales at loves Warehouse du-
ring the week, comprised ITO hhds including q hhds
yesterday, at the following range: Medium Manufactu
ring Leaf sS7O@6r95 Ordinary do, 4455@5,2 ,25; Lugs,
sS,45944Oi mostly in high case Good Mason Co. Leaf,
$50 $780, Medium, $3.50 1885, Lugs. sS,75 q 44O,
l Trash, $350@355.
Il M0LASSES-The market has been very much de-
pressed during the week. and prices are lower. The
sales only making in the small way and at decline
Of one to two cents per gaonthe current rates now
being Ga2Sc. Towards the close some outside lots were
offered at 25, without finding buyers The imports Of
the week ending Saturday were 665 bbs and firm the
lst Of September lO bbs against 81 5s do the same
time last year. tt ,
OILS-The market for all descriptions has continued
present very quiet appearance and there have been
few transactions worthy Of note. OF Lnseed about 50
bbs sold in lots from canal at 66@66c from store it
brings in the small way 6s97Oc. Lard Oil has declined,
and we now quote No. 2 55965c, and No. 759sOc. No
sales making, except for the supply Of the regular
trade. Castor sells in the small way at 959leOc Tan
ners S9i997 y bbl.
PR0VISI0NS-Ths improved feeling referred to in
our last existing in the market for hog prOducts has
been further strengthened during the past week. though
but little done until near the close and we are not
yet able to report an advances but at the quotations pre-
viously current large business might be done. Of
barrel Pork the only sales heard Of were s hbs Ness
$i3 So 200 do do Country at same and IS do Rumts at
No. brands, city packed Mess are moaty held at
sl4 OF bulk Meat 2OOO pcs Shoulders at 4ie 100000
BIS Sides at &C. 10000 lbs Shoulders at 4lC and 900 pcs
Sides at Chilicothe at &c. Yesterday Shoulders and
Sides were inquiredfor ct 46c but they were held at
II and &c. In Bacon the only sales heard Of were 7OC
Hams trough country at &C. and 10 hhds Shoulders
SIC pkd. WeQuote Shoulders 5i Sides 10; plain Haml
s@sic and Sugar Cured do lOi@IIc. OF Lard, lsI ri
No. gut at Stci and 100 kegs No. lc0untry at &c. To
wards the closes irmer feeling waa eyinced, and prim,
{ Il n bbls was held at %; 4'a rih
SEED-The receipts Of Clover have been light durin,
the week. and the business has for the most part ben