The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-04

maud and the market IS irn AZ Jid3oo ~ nFS see'S'
Among the sales 1900 lbs al 81 l-S1 124 pass a.
GRAIN-The market has not Undergone any
change aimee our last all descriptions continuing N
| fair demand At quotations-say I9aloc ioT Wheal,
2sa30 for Oats 35a45 for Barley, 5Ia0O for Rye ana
| 40a42 for Corn.
GINSENG Ais in active request, and prices have
advanced TO 40c per B.
| HAY-The demand is only moderate, but prices
are unchanged. Wequote baled At S6ale from land
HIDEs-The market is steady, with good DE-
mand at 4af 1-2c for green. Dry sells al 3 70 l-2e
on arrival, and to iOc y b from store.
HOPS-The sales are confined to retail lots al sOa
/ Q5 p b for Indiana and New York.
! IRON-The demand for Pig mas been iuy eque
to the supply, and ibe market s frm at last geota-
tous, saw SiO945 % ton for Tennessee, cold blast
S44 for Ohio river hot bast 4@46 for do cold oiast'
all mos, and 75 for blooms; Bar has improved, ahe
| we quote common 1904 b, and charcoal S-4g
5c-the latter are the outside rates for small lots
| LEAD-Prices have further advanced, and We
! now quote Pig ia and Bar IL .,
/ MOLASSES-The market has continued inactVe
during the past week. and the sales have been mosl-
4 ly confnedtO small lots, at 20 to 3Oc.
/ OIL--In Linseed. the only sale Of magnltnae
heard of since our last was 1l9 bbls from canal a.
zoe.
been, upon the whole, Of a moderate character. On
Il Thursday and Friday there was good demand, ana
prces stfened, but the market closed heavy, with
Il limited demand. The sales as far as reported COM
prised, Of Pork 300 bbls Mess "wednesday at $l5i
\ 100 do do in lots Thursday) at SIS 90 do do (Fn-
II day) at same and 100 do do yesterday at same
II closing with a limited demand but holders generally
II firm at SIS for Mess. OF bulk Meat, $4,000 lbs.
H Sides sold (Wednesday) at &c; 10000 do Shoulders
II at 5; $50 600 do Sides at lei 100000 do do tThuTs-
day) in ots at &c nOOd do do, deliverable at Mad
II ison at 6c; I00 90 do shoulders at s. 40 5OOOO
II do and 81 900 pieces do at c OO0 lbs Sides FRI
day. at 70; 100000 do do Saturday, at same l5OO
ii pieces Shoulders at c, and 1900 Hams at &c; l5O,
600 lbs Sides (Monday) at 6%c, deliverable at Mad
ison; 40 900 lbs clear Sides yesterday) at &c. At
close buy cOntended for concession, but we heard
Of no lots offering DelOw So and 7c for Shoulders and
| Sides and Sc for common Hams. Of Bacon, 10000
H lbs shoulders (Thursday) at 6sA, pkd; 10 hhds
Sides, deliverable at Madison, at 7%e, pkd; 1900
lbs clear Sides Friday) at hc Pkgs extra; 20 hnds
Sides (Saurdayl at &c, pckd; 10000 pieces Should
ers [Monday1 delive able at Madison, at sac, pkd;
500 pieces plain Hams yesterday at 91ac, loose -
We quote 4 and &c the asking price at close for
Il shoulders and Sides, pkd. SpgaT-cuIed Hams are
selling at 1l@911hc. OF Lard, 1lS bbs No. head
and gut Wednesday, at sAc; 200 bbs head and
gut [Fridayl at s%c 500 kegs prime country [Satur-
day1 al CSC; 500 do do, deliverable at Portsmouth,
at 9c 1875 bbls inferior head and gut at Sci Al bbls
No. i head at &c; $50 kegs No. Monday at 9Mc
II and 90 bbls No. yesterday at &c. closing at 9c
for bbl and 91a@9Ac for keg. with a far demand
for the former, but only limited inquiry for the
sALT-Kanawha and Mason county is in fair de
mand at 28c but in foreign hear Of no sales, ant
prices are nominally unchanged.
Il SUGAR-The demand continues active and price
firm, and towards the close some parties were askin
Ic advance owing to the fact that the current rate
are but little the cost prices. The rates OF In
week amounts to $50 hhds, at to ST for common I
PRIME in the large way, and Al to 81 IN small lots
e The imports for the week ending Saturday, wer
N 8ftS hhds, and from the first Of September 26,76
= against 1907 the same time last year. We motto
sales Of 40 boxes white Havana at7H.
O H SEEDS-We mentioned in our last issue, that
demand had sprung up in the market for clover o.
t account Of parties in New York, soon after we as
certained that large orders were here, both frOn
Y New York and Philadelphia, and those holdin
them have bought up nearly, if not fully 5000 bbls
mostly at $5,25 but on Friday and Saturday $5,3J@
535 were paid, and on Monday $5,4095,5d; the mar
ket closing firm yesterday, at s5,5O95.55. Timothy
is in moderate request, at S2OO to $50, and sell
} from store at 1926 to 2,75 per bushel.
The imports of Clover and Timothy seed, dufny
the week. have been 4e4 bbls and from the first o
September I25,1I3, against 766 do. the same tint
last season. The exports have been, for the weel
ending Saturday, 765 bbs; and from the first of Sep
tember, 1909 bbls, against 4479 do, the same TINT
last season. Flax seed continues in demanc at 81 0t
@I02 per bushe.
TALLOW is in moderate demand, but prices arr
less frm 1t being difficult to effect sales at over SIC
LEAF TOBACCO--The sales at the Tobacco
II Warehouse during the week comprised 5e pkgs, a
prices varying from So Is to $s The offerings were
II mostly Lugs The sales were well attended
VEGETABLES-POtaoe are steady at 40@45I
per bushel for Meshanocks, on arrival. Onion
range from 80 TO 40c o bushel.
WOOL Some 200 bales Of foreign and domestic
pulled have been sold during the week TO manufac
tuTers on private terms. No contracts being mad
by our dealers for the clip; the prices which
It generally demanded throughout the country, anC
have in many instances been paid, being entirely
e above their views. Most OF the purchases In tht
interior are being made, we understand, on accOuB
of Eastern De Laine manufacturers and as they cal
afford pay higher prices than other operators, thei
figures are not regarded fair criterion. It is be
II lieved that Wool will command higher figures thai
those current at the close of the last season. but tn
t. rates now demonded for the coming clip aTe full
e 25 per cent. above the former.