The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-08
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For Me Week eading Wednesday, July GIL

have caused rise Of only two inches The telegram
being out Of order have advces from above as to
whether the rans extended to Pittsburgh and fso what
effect they have had upon the river Pittsburgh papers
Of Monday report the river falling up TO Saturday even
ing with two feet ten inches water in the channel and
the weather OpDressvsly hot.
On Sstu day afternoon and Sunday, heavy rains tell
in this vicinity, and 90 far we have heard they were
general in this section Of country At present writing
there are indications Of more rain The growing crops
have, oicourse. been greatly benefited.
FREIGHTS-In river freights business continues al
most entirely suspended Some small shipments have
been made at Soc per 100 lbs to Pittsburgh 75c to st.
Louis and 4l TO New Orleans
The Whitewater Canal iS again navgable through the
entire line. Several boats have arrived and departed at
this port
AsHES-The market s unchanged, and we continue
to quote Pots 3t@ic on receipt and 494ic from store
Pearls 494ic; SaeratuS 4@4lc for pure country and
city.
ALCoHoL-Prices have iluctuated somewhat during
theweek We now quote S794Slc for 76 and 91p cent.
above proof.
BARK-The supply continues light, and with fair
demand prices are sustained We quote 4199l3 cord
for Chestnut Oak.
BEESWAX is in demand at 94@25c y b on arrival.
BRO0MS-The supplies are no more than equal TO the
current demand; both Of which, however, are moderate,
and in prices there is change. W. quote on arrival,
Damon sl@1 30; common fancy $l 5O9l 75 extra fan
cy 1909 4 and Shaker % 5O99 rs. Store rates is
case dozen above these quotations varying according
to quality
BUCKETS, &c-PriceS are unatered, and with amOd-
crate demand we continue TO quote "a 1902 25 y dozen
for red aud blue Buckets a2 252 40 for fancy do % 80
@3 rs y nest for Tubs and % 5000 70 y dozen for
Waahh ard9 tha Indicating the retail
prices.
BUTTER AND EGGS-The supply Of Butter is quite
light but it is fully equal to he deman' and the mar
ket remains steady at 10 to lic for common to good
Owing to the warm weather. the article could not be
brought to market in prime order, but the receipts al
arrive in soft condition which greatly dcprecates its
value The retail market is well supplied by wagons
and prices rule from Is to 9Oc.
Eggs sell slowly at 7i@sc
COOPERAGEThe business has continued on a very
limited scale but in prices there ism change quote
-Four bbls 35@9Oc and Whisky do SOC.
COTT0N-The demand for this article has continued
good and IN the absence Of receipts stocks pretty
well reduced and the tone Of the market is decidedly
firm Among the sales, notice Is bales low midding
at &c. do mddlng at lOc 9S do ordinary to good mid
ding at sA90lc 80 do ordinary at &c. We continue to
quote inferior 7t9sc ordinary si@9c; low midding 81
mddng iOc; and good mddling lOlc.
4 COTTON YARNS remain dull, and the transactions
have been quite limited at former quotations, viz l5ciOr
assorted, aud 6 Z and &c for dozen yarns in lots.
CANDLES AND SoAP.-we continue to quote tai
low candles at l9@l3c for winter and summer star at
99c; and Soap at 5i96c.
CHEESE-Tbe sales Of the week amount to 1900 bxs,
at &c for prime Manuiacur are wisely now sending
this article in small lots and by railway to market and
the consequence that arrives in good order aud the
greater portsn OF what to hand sells at full prices
Owing to the extreme hot weather there is not much Ia
ken for the South but the LEGAL trade pretty good
II COFFEE-Our prices and those in the leading eastern
markets being precisely the same together with the fact
that is from the east now only obtain supplies
Il freghts between this city and New Ore ms being so
high have attracted the attention Of dealers to this ari
ce and the sales Ofhe week have been quite large, and
increased desire to lay in stocks has been manifested
The stock is only moderate. We quote u to lOC as the
curren rates for ordinary to prime Rio.
II FEATHERS-The demand continues good, and the
market is firm at 4O94lc for prime live Geese on ar
Il rival.
FISH-White Fish are again slightly lower, with but
moderate demand. We quote prime at 90 5O@9 70
bbl and $5 y half Dbl. We would remark here that
other than prime descriptions are extremely difficult o.
SALE even at comparatively very low rates. We notice
II bdtS vi ldkt lIOuJ 10
Of MaCkerel is light but the demand is also moderate
and prices are unchanged. We quote large 80 50 fol
No. and SIS for No l. and shore go for No. $I3 81
@sl3 for No. aud &l4 p bbl for Mol Retail price,
are 2595OC y package above our quotations Dry Coo
continue to range from 4 to 4ic y b.
FRUIT-The transactions in all descrDtiOnsh beer
extremely light. Dried Apples sell in the small way
7O975c y bushel. Lemons $IO@sl1 y box, the latte
very scarce. We quote NJ. R. Raisins 90 OO@3 10 fO
Southern, and $3 1903 20 for Northern.
FLOUR-The market has continued to present Quie
and heavy appearance and although receipts have beer
very light prices are slightly in favor Of purchasers
The sales comprised 200 bbs Wednesday at % 8 80
do on Thursday at 50 s593 9O 5O do on Friday at % Il
100 do extra on Saturday at "a o. Monday being tn
4th business suspended. Yesterday wedid not hea
Of sale. The market very dull and heavy, an
common brandswer offered as low as % 75 WequOt
$S 1903 80 for ordinary and good common brands; bu
there no demand for export or on speculation and th
city trade purchase very sparngly. At the same tint
the receipts Contnuevery light Rye Flour is
. firm at "a 1904 8O
GRAlN-There is very little business doing in Whea
which remains at 75@s0c for red and s5SOc for com
mon; few milers however being disposed to pay Ov'
the inside rates. Corn continues carce and in demant
at 5O953c which is farther advance. The supply {
Oats though somewhat increased, is still inadequate
the demand and prices have farther advanced we motif