The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-23

Flour was animated yesterday, 1000 brls: selling
at u sos 70 for superfine and 81 0o@sS - for eI
were fairly active, Mess Pork selling At S4 50 for od
and VI, for new: Wheat advanced So. per bushs
and other kinds Of Grain maned steady. +
The imports and exports of the principal articles
ior the twenty-four hours ending yesterday noon,
lMpoRTs-Fioar, I,iss brls.; Whisky, f,7o7 brIs;
bushels; Barley, - bushels; Hogs ~ head; Sugar,
s, sess tssss iSsss SSsts aRss TsrS
S2S barrels.
.ExpoRTs-Flour, sis brIs.; Whisky, l,27s brls.:
Corn 3si6 bush; Wheat, il7 bush Oats, 1852 bush;
Barley, 10 BUSH; Sugar, "a hhds.; Moasses, q
Srs; Coffee, 97S5 bags; Apples, ITO brIa; Butter, -
kegs; Potatoes, lOi brls; Hogs, flo.
There was increased activity in the Foreign Trade
Cotton from the southern ports the past week. The
entries Of general merchandise show the heaviest in
crease % Including several valuable East India car
sue, the total imports of the week "a 4,0oss7l
ssainst 81 99s os1 the same week last season Thus
below last season The export of ordinary domestic
produce aud miscellaneous goods Is s04 $50 against
S,3o6, 1856 same week last year. 7f1IGfFTI
Mondays Tribune says OF Money matters In New
York:
but on account of the disposition on tue part OF some
OF the banks TO check the expansive movements Of
the past lew weeks, the rates on Paper were about
per cent higher during the week. The range for
prime signatures Is 6G7 per cent, according to
turity. Prime short bills are still In moderate sup
ply, and are passed without difficulty. Long paper
goes less freely. On demand rates are unchanged at
6@6 per cent? with rather more doing than last week
at the higher rate. f..I
Specie has been coming In during the week to con-
adorable extent from Philadelphia, Boston and tn,
West, butthe Sub-treasury has gained some $500 600
o% hs % wb hS sapmeps sss Of
serve in the bank averages down to S9,500, ,000 or
less. The Sub treasury gain arises from sales of
Treasury notes and deposits C gold for New Orleans
transfer drafts.
Mondays Philadelphia Press observes:
The shipment Of specie to New York have, for some
days, been large, and the banks, always nervous
q III frightened. They are curtaing their loans
rather rapidly, not by withdrawing loans to their
mercantile customers and large depositors, but by
drawing right and left upon the other repositories OF
their money, who do not appreciate the process of
paying up SO highly as the receiving creditors. But
outside capitalists full Of funds and stand ready
tofurDish just as much money as they can find o
market for in undoubtsd securities, at little more
than bank rates. n
The exports OF Norfolk, Va, for the year reached
So 44, ,9A, Of which s5o,OsO was the result Of the
trucking business. The annual product of the city
manufactures was S702,0O0. Among othor Items Of
export were 2,S0l, ,7l9 bushels of oysters.
increase Of 247,0 ,0i2 in Exchanges maturing. and q
decrease of $47,22l In circulation and Sl3,55O in
specie. q ... . 4 ~ N II N
The Missouri Democrat says that the circulation
nominal sum. Instead of keeping out three dollars
OF paper for every dollar of coin in their vaults they
have only little fifty cents the dollar out in
the aggregate. Tho largest Bank, the State, has
only about an eighth of dollar In paper for each
dollar of coin In its vaults while some OF the Others
have about dollar for dollar