The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-25
REVIEW OF TIE MARKET
F0r IAs yset sndlag Wsdne,day. MareA %.

The river has fallen iour eet during the last three
days. and still receding with about ~ to IL ieet water
in the channel hence 10 Louisville. The weather yester
day was clear and pleasant.
kRElGHTS-Ihe demand for New Orleans has been
only moderate but there being many boats in port
prices advanced and quote Flour s0c Pork 40c,
Whisky &c. and pound freight 2Oc. To Pttsburg rates
are steady at 15c for pound freight Soc for Whisky 75c
! for Molasses, and 75c y bale for Cotton.
ASHES-Pearls sell at Hose, the latter for strictly
prime, at which the demand equals the supply. Pots
bring 3i@4c, as in quality, Soda Ash DC for pine.
ALCOHOL-Prices have further declined, and we alter
quotations accordingly to 894Sc f6r u and % cent.
above proof.
BARK-The receipts continue very light, and all the
prime Chestnut Oak that is offered commands Sl2l2 50
y cord.
BEANS-The transactions continue on limited scale,
at prices ranging from 81 TO u So few buyers however,
offer over q rs for prime small white.
BEESWAX is in good demand at 3925c prime lois
being saleable at the latter rate on arrival.
BR00MS-1he supply continues ample but in prices
there is change. WeQuOte on arrival common SOc@
eli fancy sl 9 extra 81 S5@l Is; and Shaker 81 5O.
Sales from store continue to be made at l592Oe advance
on the foregoing rates.
BUCKETS, SC-The market remains steady at the
advance noticed last week. and continue to quote %
a. 10 dozen iOr red and blue and fancy - l52 80.
II Tubs remain at 50 25@s 81 v nest.
II BUTTER AND EGGS-The receipts Of Butter have
still further diminished, those Of the past week comprs
ing only 100 bbs and 50 irkins and kegs The demand
experienced has been chiefly from the trades but this
being good and the supplies inadequate thereto prices
have advanced and prime irin and roll sells readily at
l6C and choice roll would bring l6c. Packers paying
lac Or good average lots. The exports Of the week
prise bbls and 64S irkns and kegs. Eggs are plenty
at S@Ste y dozen. 9dH
CANDLES AND S0AP--The demand continues fair
and prices are steady at 5i@6c for No. and extra Soap
ll@l2e for common and pressed Candles and 22C foI
Star do.
CHEESE-Thed edemand has been only moderate during
the week. but in prices there no change the stock Of
good qualities being quite light The sales as far
ported comprise about HOO boxes at Sc for good selected
Western Reserve and lOc or extra choice. We notict
the receipt OF small lot Of new, which is held at &c..
Received during the week, 1851 boxes exported SAINT
time, 1911 do.
COFFEE-The market has remained inactive, but il
prices we have change to note. At private sales h
transactions have been confined small lots at
but parcels Of any magnitude Obainable at lO9lO
for fair and prime Rio At auction Ssl bags fair ROsOlC
atslto lOc Received during the week, 1903 Sacks
ported same time, 1866 do.
COOPERAGE-FlOu Barrels remain duh, and buyer
are not generally Offering over SS but we quote sS93
as the range for good and prime. Whisky Barrels Sella
9Oe to el, indicating no change.
COTT0N-The demand has been only moderate dur
ing the week. but prices are unchanged, spinning de
scriplions selling at sl@sc and batting do 7l9sc. WI
notice sales Of 9 bales Of the latter at a. and 6 do at Sc
The stock Of ali descriptions is ample. Received durnl
the week, 1888 bales exported same time, S57 do.
COTTON YARNS-The demand continues Of limit
Cd character and we have nothing to report except in tn
regular way at I6c for assorted numbers, and and
fOr dOzen No. Batting may be quoted at 1lic in lots
II and I2l9 lsc in the small way.
CRACKLINGS-A sale Of % casks fair at el AT I
II cWt.
sale At s7l0ssc for lOtS and for small parcels dealers pal
II sG@37c.
FIsH-TheEe ID an improved demand for Mackerel, bu
IN prizes there il no change. We quote shore at al4a
Il 20 for No. l99l9 50 for NO.2 and 1000 50 10
!: No. o and large l691s 50 for No. l. and 10 T59I