The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-12


Flour continued quiet yesterday. without variation
In price, and Whisky was unchanged. Rye advanced
to 70 per bushel, but other kinds OF Grain were
were heavy, and prices had a downward tendency
sales Of aoGs were light Yesterday, sld the market
EAaNTsas OF TIE O. M. RAnRoAp.-The earnings
Of the o. q M. Railroad last December were Sl26,-
6e2 3 an increase OF 32a635 25 over December, 1883
EsrSTs %s ST
California gold $50 5so,SSs T6s Imports have in.
oOOOOO ofwhich SIS, 600 has been in specie. In.
deed the exports Of specie are than
exports. Ii the imports at other ports during the
year are In the same relative proportion to the i'm
ports at New York, a. they usually are. the aggrs
oo00 and thseIports including specie, about $780,.
The Imports and Exports OF various articles DUR
ing the twenty-four hours ending yesterday noon,
lMPoR1s. Flour, 1881 brls Whisky, l,O45 barrels
bushels; Barley as bushels; Hogs, 2i96 head; Pork
and Bacon, hhds; 81 barrels 20 32s pounds Sugar
sSS bids Mo.lasses 10 brls; Coffee 80 bags, Apples
$40 brls.
BARLEY, sSS 90 bush PSrk ana Bacon, Ssd. 2s
lasses, l!s brs.; Coffee l79 bags; Apples, l46 brls
Cheese, $50 boIes Potatoes, brls. Balt, 50 brls.
Tuesdays Tribune speaks Of last weeks New York
Bank Statement, already telegraphed here, as fol-
lows:
more unfavorabie than was anticipated. The loss Of
specie Is greater ana the contraction of loans less
The specie reserve now stand at lower point than
the suspension, when the loans only OO0
Compared with this this time last year the loans have
sas about ss depSs about
Of keeping 80 Der cent of specie TO net deposits
hand as the banks resolved to do, they below
25 per cent. t.1.gI .- III
The following Is a comparative statement Of the
condition Of the Banks Of the City of New York:
ssi, sissIso.s e.; % pses gssss
SPeces:.:..''.. i7S6S,I% lS,S2e,2@ Dec. l,!5Sla
G'ssS'fs'on DssS.iss ssssss sssss 1Ss; bss sss
Tuesdays New York Times under date of Monday
In Money affairs today, the rate and supply to the
Of last week, while the terms on mercantile paper
are rather dearer, though prime lists of long dates
are not pressed on the market outside Of bank. We
months at from 8 to 10 per cent. The Foreign EI-
S g ssy ss s ss
southern mails, and rates on London early In the
day promised some improyement. But the demand
100 per cent, and other good names offered from
l0sh@l0s4 per cent.
r., CINCINNATI MARKET-JANUARY II. 30
FLOUR- The market is unchanged and quiet.
The sales were 800 barrels at IS 255 IS for super.
fine, and $5 l0@5 IS for extra. The latter rate for
choice white wheat. ..tF
WHISKY-No change in tho MARKET the demand
fair: sales Of lOo barrels ct 2do2ihc including
that from wagon. 80 u Z.
HOGS-Ws have no important change to notice in
the market, which continues dull and heavy. The
receipts were about 5000 head. The sales we're:
lss head :Ssrss!ns 10 - !ps.' Country dressed g
90 head averaging lS0 lbs. country dressed at. IL
s7o head averasinS sO lbs. country dressed at 50
.PR0VISI0NS-Th feeling is dull and heavy, and
the sales indicate lower rates; but holders compsra-
lively Arm. The sales 500 barrels mess Pork at
el6 2o 70 tsrces Lard at eX@l0c.; $50 kegs do. at
loxc; 500 do at l04c, and 800 barrels and tierces.
at 94c. Nothing done in bulk Meats. Side Bacon
sold OF &C., for February delivery ~ y W.
GROCERIES-The market is dull and without
change: sales Of 90 hhds Sugar at SH@SNc, and 100
barrels Molasses at 46c ''r-DT = ''.Ng-l"
WHEAT-The market continues firm. with good
demand, ct II 3@l % for prime white, and 81 %
Ql Tor prime red sales OF $50 bushels fair white
q u q, and $500 do. prime do, at Madison, ct
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