The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-18
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The Miami Canal, which has been,undsrgping rsDain
win be open to Dayton on Saturday next and i Is ex-
peeea that the entire line from Cincinnati to Toledo, ,w
beOpsned By the lIt proximO. O5M WTe Dll
FREIGHTS. -UD-nvE irsghtsh have continued plenty,
butNeW Orleans are still scarce, and prices Of the latter
declined Wequ6teto New Orleans, pound freight, l2i
9l5 Flour a5c, Pork SbS Whisky zoo. To Pistsburg,
pound ireiehts lsi 9lba Whisky ab9SOe Moassea $50
75c, and Cotton 75c ebas. .r
ALcOHOL-Ptices are again lower, and We BOwQuoto
ss@4sc for 7e and % per cent shove pfuOi.l 4gnIa
AsHEs-Parls continue in fair demand at A96c,
prime being saleable at the latter rate
BEANS-TheEe ls an improved demand for this arti-
cls bat buyers DO noto sr over 81 sS for prime while
they are held at So and consequently very little has
been done. We quote OO91 50 aS the range.
BEESWAX-C Continues in good demand at &@2ic.
BROOM 81 TheIeceiDts are ample with only amOdsr-
ate demfpd but in prices thss Is change and all that
are offered taken at our figures. We quote on 10
cept common SOC To el co. extra do Is, fancy 30 TO
rs ard shaker 50, with sales from store at 5000
advance on these ntel. The exports during the week
combfiaed ass dozen. ''
BUCKETS, &c. AN descriptions d Buckets have ad-
vanced l5c dos and wtnow quote red and blue "a %
ca l5 and fancy lb92 80 the latter the retail rates
Tubsreman at . 1908 50 nest.
BUTTER-Ths receipts have continued liRht and with
good demand from the city trade and for shipmsnt to
st. Louis, and sundFy river towns. Prices are shade
better and we quote prime roll at l3ic and fair do l2l@
10; Packers arepayin from 1al to 14C Received during
week l66 brS and s. frna and kegs exported same
time l4b brls and 1858 irkns and kegs. ff,7 s4,o
EGGS have declined 70 si@9c v dozen.
! BARKAThe receipts have continued extremely light
and there is consequently very little doing The only
sale noticed was 80 cords Of Chestnut Oak at sn Op
/ cord. rr
! CHEESE with eliminating stock and continued
fair demand prime descriptions which are in very mod
crate supply are better, and we now quote 99sic iOr
prime selected W g. and 1Oc for choice do. The sales
ported To US comprise about HOO boxes at 81 70 de- the
inside rate iOE fair qualities. Receiver during thewesE
4 3Ol boxes exported same time 1886 do. .ee a,,.
COFFEE-The market has remained dull and the sales
have been confined to small lots at lot to lOl for fair to
prime Rio. Received during the week 2ls saeks export
ed same time il97 dO,ay io oi fgqtsieragni glg
COOPERAGE--Flourb brlS are dull at 3s@sSc; whisky
s continue to range from SOC to e1 co. 9O@95c the lead
ing rates. oi''
eOFTON--The demand has been fair. but prices are
eeBy sustained. Among the sales were 81 bales spin
ng quality at &c. and s. do batting do at Sc. Received
during the week 7Si bales exported same time 6N do
CANDLES AND SOAP-c Candies arc in good demand
and steady at lie9Isc y b for common and pressed and
SIC for Star SOAP 6i@e for No ] ard extra.
FEATHERs-There is good demand for this article
and the market il steady at Sl for prime live Geese and
small lots on arrival bring sS csc y D. il 6ihQ3
FISH-There is no demand except for small lots andin
prices there is no change We Quote Mackere el6 OO@
Ii 5Oi No large IA 959l4 50, for do shore u OO@
II oOF No shore 10 s09lO Is for No 8large 10 OO9i
10 50 for do shore No samon0O 90 br; Dry Cod 4@I
Picked Herrings 5OP7 per bril- p b; smoked Herring
| 5598Oc y box fOrNOl and scaled. Nt} ,QAl
fRUITIn Green Apples the business continues quit
limited at u 5O@9 OO Sbr indicating no change as 70
EardSpnces Dried Apples have been in fair demand viii
sales Of $50 bush at 20 $50 do 81 100 do at 80 AMI
I25 do at 81; socks are mostly held at g. but it Il
somewhat difficult to effect sales at over 30 Peache
sell only in the retail way at Is for new and 5O@0 u
bush for old the largest sale We heard Of was 80 bu6I
at lOc b, Lemons and Oranges have been in good de
mand and prices are beter We quote the former SOC
II rs box and the latter 25@3 6e Other description
OF foreign unaltered; Raisns range from lot
3 PbOxi Zante Cunanta l2c y b; Pea Nuts remail
steady with sale Of 96Vbushels at W.
II FLOUR-The market which closed dull and heavy o.
last Tuesday at % 1908 rs for good brands has re
manned in pretty much the same dull and inactive stat
throughout the past week that we had occasion then
notice. and excepting 800 brs taken for export the sale
have been confined entirely to the city trade, and the
purchased barely enough To supply their current wants
Ihe receipts are light and the bulk OF the stock is limit
ed at prices considerably above the market. The sale
included l35 brs Wednesday, at 90 66 50 do at 7 IS
dOchOice atS sO 400 and 100 brIs (Thurday) at 6s
at3 10 and $50 do at rs 1870 brs Qnday) at U.s. u
and 1000 do at land 1000 do at 10 300 brs Satlr
day. at 75 and 500 at 20 S4l and 50 do MOnday)
II 3 IS, and $50 do extra at co. Hia A..a
III 80 brs yesterday at % do at rs lSO do at sam.
20 do at 20 delivered; l6O do at S. delivered cosin
very dull at 6593 75 with no demand for export,
GRAIN-Wheat remains at 72976c; Corn has cOntin
nued in fair demand and we noticed 1900 sacks nike
@ 100 and O do at 45c and 300 do white at 45c sack
in each case included, in bulk sales are making at 4Oc
Oats steady at 3Oc on arrival Barley ranges fFor
OtO 4Oc, 40 the prevailing rate for prime Rye 57@6OC
the inside rate arrival. Received during the wee
Ss bush Barley 1917 do Corn; 4S7s do Oa Ss9 do Ky
and mos do Wheat. II IH e1t af5
HOGS AND CATTLE-Ths market has not under
gone any change since our last Hogs remain steady
1905 III Cwt gross and Cattle are in good demand
sS 6O9 90OP cwt net. Sheep range from g to IS
II head. efsasa.Ef 81. Er.a
Il HAY-The demand from the South noticed in our las
has fallen off, and the business is again confined TO ID
III bukt Al. ~