The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-22

III ceipts are freely taken.
II BRO0Ms-The market = nonew feature. The
demand continues mOd a bal 4, hipts being light,
II prices are sustained We qnoss on common SOC
@Sl.sztra DO "a s I.n1y ss0is lna shaker % 50
per dozen.
BUGER1 NJ hIihsE chaugs'hssi iaken nj.
ces and wd cInhnua e quote g loD3N d6s ior
Red and Blus nafsl ana e as9a % ior apey do,
Nest Tubs % 9 % por aest d11un a. e781 %, SO
$780, and 1l1 IN 50 dozen outside nlts indicating
the retail price
\ BUTTER AN D nc g The market ipr a aiptiuns
Of Butter sxc ay prime roll suitable iol ale use
has become sxc elv dun; and the spppF 81 the latter
being very meagIe ihe Rteks transactions have been
unimportani Weqnole prime and choice iresh idll l4@
I5e but for packing qualities We find II imno BILE to
give relisho quotation there being no demand, and
the article rot being saeah1 ezce At figures nch be-
low former quotations. Receiged during tie week 2l7
bbls and kegs exported same tins g bha ands kegs.
Eggs remain AZ 7is y dozen with an ample supply.
BARK-Sales ol IS cords Chestnut BARK nt ela 10 do
do at ii 90. and 50 Do Il y 80.
CANDLES AND SO AP--The demand ior sse man.
uiactures continues to diminish as he season advances
but prizes remain steady at Il@lac for common and
pressed Candies &c ior Star do and S@ec tor No land
extra Soap, with the usual discount to the tEade Rx
ported during the week 1881 boxes Candies since Sept
lst lOl $40 do agmnst 7ssS DO to same date aat year
and Of Soap Sal boxes during the week, &Is2 do since
Sept. lst against 10, III do same time last year.
CHEESE-The market is entirely bare Of old Cheese,
prime quality Of which would sell at lOc and of new
which brings s@slc the supplies are meagre the de-
mand however s only moderate. Received during the
week, sls boxes; exported same time 1889 do. ~
COFFEE-The aspect Of the trade in this article has
continued Quiet and heavy, and the only sales Of any
note were 365 bags at lO9l0c 50 do at SIC; 100 do at
lOc 50 do at lOe We quote 99lOic as the range for
common to prime Rio in lots, with sales in the jObbing
way at lO@lO4c At auction on Monday 500 bags very
inferior was offered and 50 bags sold at 74c whenthe
balance was withdrawn, Received during the week.
1888 bags; exported same time, 1885 do.
II C0TT0N-In our last We noticed that holders had
advanced their figures to 9i@l0c for spinning descrp
TONS and s@sic for batting do. Subsequently this ad
vance was established with sales OF ITO bales in lots at
@Sic for batting, and 9F9lOc for spinning, closing at
Si@9c for the former and 9i@l0c for the latter Re-
ceved during the week. All bales; exported same time
H s69 do. ,a'eI' y
II COTTON YARNS-The business is confined tn regu-
lar trade at 15C for assorted Nos and 7and Sc for doz
en- Batting lOi@ lie for No. g. andlli912c for No. l.
II FEATHERS supply is light, and we notice sales
Of strictly prime Live Geese at 4c but 3s93c are the
prevailing rates Received during tneWeeK 70 SACKS
exported same time lay do. leu I a .ae ~ 4
FISH-The transactions have been confined entirely
to the retail trade. In prices there is no change and
we quote as before, say, No. shore $l49I4 50 No.
do sl99l2 So No. slO9lO So No. large, s69l6 80
NO.S do $40 5O9ll %. sale Of 10 drums Dry Cod at
4t@4lc. White Fish bring $40 80 per Dbl in the small
way Smoked Herring S5@6Oc per box.
FRUIT-The market for Dried has remained extreme
y dull and we heard Of no sales except in the small way
at$l % per bush Tor prime Apples, and Ocper b or Dc
Peaches The steck Of the former is ample, and If ale
were forced would be difficult 70 realize u per blsh 10
the best qualities There are no Oranges o good Quait!
! IN the Market Lemons onng s0SS !" per box NJ
n F. sra ov.r ma =. ~ ,1,
lzc per ID rigs arc loWer anu we QuOe turkey ll9lz
l per b. EHL "a.