The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-25

followed.
The rate of Gold was lowered, and dull at u selling,
though some parties not desirous of disposing
Of the Coin they had on hand at that price, thinking
they could sell 1t to more advantage in fortnight to
Currency has been coming in more freely for day
or two past, but the supply remains limited.
In Timebills, New Orleans Exchange and Uncur-
rent money, there was no alteration. f-
The rates OF Exchange and Coin at the close Of
Bank hours were.
PPhiadeiphiet,,, ..~". prem. 4 prem.
Boston BO,t;n,.. " '."'"" prem prem. prem. prem
American Go!d'.:.... 3 prem: prem; prem;
prices, and whisky was rather dull. Mo asses Is and
Sugar wero dull aud latter Nc lower per gal
Ion. No alteration in Grains occurred Provisions
were still firm, and in fair demand, Lard excepted.
In Hogs there were no transactions.
The foreign trade at the port Of New York. for the
season. 10 the impor. sntres, neatly one half The
per, against $s244 $50 for the third week
week are S4siss9 against 1851 2sO same week last
YER The RAPPORT q Specie 10 over saS94oo against
The Imports and ports Of various articles during
lMPoaTs rlenI. 9Cs a. &brls; %h,aky. l,2s7 barrels;
busLels Barley, Sii2 bushels; Hogs 2ss head; PORK
and Bacon, = hhds, = tiercss; u brls.. = boxes,
ss: s: lss u cos Ss Is ss sss' Anpss s%Ss. ad bS
Butter, kegs. cheese 80 boxes Potatoes, $50 brls
Salt : brls.; Hay, 4so bales.
Corn, bushels; Wheat, : bushels; Oats, : bush.
els; Barley, l42 bushels; Hogs head Pork and Ba.
con lo ahbds soxes is:
2t9 brls.; Coffee, 800 bags; Apples, 90 bIls Blu ter
kegs; Cheese, 10 boxes Potatoes, lOo brls.; Salt
L88brls.
day evening, observes.
g,Th r. .y.o oh.l IA
further reduced on the return Of this afternoon al
though the tendency is rather in the opposite direc'
tion with some Of the large banks at present. judg.
Ing from the increased freedom OF temporary Loans
on the street at the close of the week6 per cent be-
ing accepted IN some cases at bank and generally BY
rates have further moderated outside of bank from
the terms Of the previous week, ard Z per cent on
monh % strictly r prime s On Bs '' are n1u @
quoted, and sQ1l0 per cent. fair Paper. The demand
for Money during the week was good, but not press
| chase of Foreign Exchange, while the supply on
temporary loan to the Stock and Money Brokers was
rather tame i movement owe On the Stock Exchanse At
fords. The Foreign. Exchanges have recovered 70
lO9 per cent on LondSn standard Bills, after sell.
recovered 70 fsiSG. Tho market quiet at the close
Of the week on q small business for the steamer
which sailed on Saturday"
CINCINNATI MARKET--JANUARY "a.
barrels at q, @s 20 for SuperSns' inca and Is
SWHiSKY-The market is rather dull, and price.
tend downward, though they not be called lower
| sales Of 800 barrels at 2l4c, including that from
PROVISIONS-There is moderate demand for all
articles except Lard, and the market continues to
S7 for good city brands $50 barrels country brand
sold at SIS Is. Bulk Meats, city cut, held firmly al
sa S asvsqsd ST Ss4s a 'sS ss ina 5 Sfe e
Shoulders, Sides and Hams. Bacon firm at IN ant
SAo, for shoulders and Sides and lO'6c. for clea
kegs sold at l0c., and so is about the outside rat
ob.epsblS an6SHs for fnT barrel e., sur, T., ,uu ~,
Nc oSor ar must BE- quoted Ia at so and good good f a
at SIC. Molasses heavy, with sales at 45c. We quot
at a46c as the range in the large way at the close
In excess Of the receipts, We quote prime white a
O0RN-The market Is steady, with good demant
0ATs-There g 2 good demand and prices firm q
1 4aGe50c. sales of 600 bushels, In bulk, at 400.
BYE The market continues dull, but we hav
no change to notice In prices since our last quota
DARLEY-The market Is dull. We quote prim
fall at 6sN7Oc., and fair to good at bs@s6sc.
HAY-The market Is dull J. owing I TO large receipts
Timothy, on arrivals sales of 80 bales prime Timoth
At0EH5yEEsE-The market is firm with an active de
mand; sales Of 800 boxes Western Reserve at ono
BUTTER the market is dull, and prices un
APPLIES = There is 9 good export demand, an
prices firm at 81 2sQ93 25 per barrel; there is bu
fs%SHs s III s%s i S's good demand and price
firm at 81 10 por barrel for prime Neshanocks from
GLOVER sEEp-The demand continues good, an
50 % DO. at . 30, ana and isS S sacks s' at Il 4 %.
lBY MAGNETIC TELEaRAPH:l
M a0aK s mAhh iih ,t;, January Nth sar s
port and homo trade: Demand by NO means active
q s 1sfTs: e {. 3ss s fsG sG tsspsTn
extra exit western; SG so@5 Is for shipcing brand
Shissl;Gs'ns S%et Shipper IL
aTeY barrels az a sseSac wheat dull and decliniSi
per- per 6ushsl. while holders refuse 70 accept an
further reduction than 2@ac. For prime Milwaukl
Sass r red soSSsrS Ssss os 'sSes ssss
Il s Sasio. Barley in moderate request. sales .
four-rowed State. Corn shade firmer, with som
export demand: sales Of 1900 bushels at 79@S2c
s1udns % bushels new W." white Southern for shp
Great Britain for some months. Oats very dull, ex
lsc. for State, Western and Canadian. There d
fair demand for Pork, and the market may be quote
mess: Si7 50 for new mess SiI 6si Tor old prime
Tor city d., and SIS 5O@ais is for new prime. Bee
steady and quiet. Lard irm: ssles Of 3ls barrels a
ii@i6c. for Ohio and iben23c for State. Choose 4
moderate request at s@ilc. Cotton easier, thougl
middins Uplands The shipping List Of to-morrov
will quote Cotton steady: safes Of three days .S0
bales; no change in prices; middling 0rlean, q lc
MOasses heavy, and little demaDd: sales OF New Or
| leans at B0o. Tobacco inactive.
| Freishts on Cotton to Liverpool 3-l6@7'32d. Ster
ling Exchsnge Tt0o9H premium. Francs 6l71@
$40. ~ .... !
PHILADxLpHIA MAnxEr,. January N-M.-TlouI
Of 1000 bushels red at 81 A 1. Corn dull: salee Of
1000 bushels, at 7sc for yellow, and 100. for white
| Whisky steady at A@126o.
BALrIMoRs MARkET, January a. = Flour hrm
| at IS b0@5 SIN for Howard-street. Wheat quiet and
steady: ssles st u sSi 30 for red and y sS@s