The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-14

New Orleans 90 . S@1 prem. VIZ prem.
S1Saa limited ys.ssfday with rates sre% an
changed. Whisky was steady and the dema nd good
Grams and Groceries remained uuatered Mess
The receipts Of Hogs continued light and the market
underwent no change from Thursday.
ing the twenty-four hours ending yesterday noon,
were:
lMpoRTs.- Flour, s9s brls.; Whisky, LOSS barrels
busbels Barley, 973 bushels; Hogs 707 head Molasses
brls Coffee S,9 bags 4pps s br %
Bacon s6s brls; 2s,siS lbs. ''''' . . " V '''
ElS sSs bril-, Wbhisky b.s 'ts 49,, brs
bushels Barley, 1856 bushels; Sugar, l20 hhds Mo-
asses $50 brls Coffee 734 bags; Apples, 70 brls But
ter ne kegs Ghrese, 40 boxes; Po!atoeI $50 brs;
salt z hrs Pork and Bacon, 800 hhds, 1877 terces,
Thursdays New York Times thus refers to wednes-
fhe rates of Discount outside of Banks are the same
Yesterday. on very prime lists Of indorsed papr
which, within sixts days, go at 7@7H per cent and
have been done at e9lO per cent. But the cassiHca
lion, as usual In closer market for Money, has be.
e oaiied secondrsse biiS has somewhat inoFessed
svon at the advance In terms 1t ia not improbable
that the failure announced on Monday, which, We
total first suggested, (S50O0O has affected the
market for most sinRle.name paper.
the Sugar trade, has grown out Of the transfer, or
bargain to transfer, on a purchase OF Sugar, on
Thursday last, $4,000 Of the paper Of the failing
house referred to. AS the suspension took place
the following Saturday the seller Of the gar now
refuses to deliver, according to written memoran-
The Exchange market Is quiet to. day, though no
considerable sales could be pressed without further
decline in the rates on London. The leading names
are now called l03R@%, and good transient Bank
bills and Endorsements ioSA@lOSA. The rates for
Sterling are also low In New Orleans, while Sight
Checks on New York have gone up to s9h@ssk per
COINAGE IN NEW ORLEANS The total coinage of
the New Orleans Mint during last year was "a 'O6Oo
Of which Sll 400 only wa, Gold.
NEW YORK DRY GooDs MARKEr.--The New York
Independent Of this week has the following: "There
Is limited business among importers but such as Is
encouraging for the prospects Of the opening
SILK goods ore In great abundance. The arrival has
been early and there s the usual enChoo cry Of this
southern and Western buyers are in the marstt.
varied supply British dress goodsare in ood assort.
re aso selling s @
mestic goods the greatest display Is in prints--of
which the iobbers, are ready buying largely.
'nd domestic p.iuts and lawns are Iow fairly com.
peiing in the market. and invite a careful an
been large export demand this weel for our cotton
mand good market, at steady price There Is less
meres sils mixtures, and doeskins, re in moderate
request; the co1hng houses bnyiDe cautiously, but
|
To encourage early buyers, there is disposition to
date all invoices, for present purel .ses from the
middle 9f this n month to the 18th Of Sf Ee6rnary."
u The i've Stock markets have b en- abundantly
supplied for week past, the demund for live meats
carcssses Of swine and other sumals S The week
sales; yards Of animals destined for slaughter num-
bored 3sl3 Beef Cattle, 402 Veal Calves, $3.50
Sheep 6,S54 Hogs, also " Mich Cows; total of all
kinds. 2l2s. Total last week, 22s7 Weekly average,
market Beef Cattle sold about as at the previous low
markets. The largest fatted bullock ever brought to
this market was offered yest,srdsy and sold or $so
at the recent very low rates, with little demand.
Veal Calves were In good demand, and all sold, but
at advance in price. Sheep we're in fair request,
aud the pens about cleaned out Mt prices shade
better; Live Hogs sold slowly, owing to the large
arrivals of dressed. III"
CINCINNATI MARKET-JAsuARY IS.
FLOUR - The demand continues limited, and
prices unchanged. The sales were confined to 600
barrels extra, at IS 5O@s5 IS. Receipts light.
WHISKY-The market is steagy, and the demand
good: sales Of 800 barrels at 20fc including that
HOGSSNo chan ge in tho market. The receipts are
light, not over 500 head the last twenty-four hours.
The sales we're:
100 head averaging $40 lbs. at...,......... Se IS
go head averaging 225 lbs. at........".....m- 90
l5D head averaging 22O lbs. atm-..."......... 80
PROvISIONS--A good demand for mess Pork, and
prices 25c per barrel higher sales Of 900 barrels a
Sic So Lard very firm, with sales OF 700 barrels al
iOc and there were more buyers than sellers st the
close at this rate 100000 pounds bulk Meats sold at
and &c., to be delivered the last half Of February,
indicating decline of &c. 800 green Sides sold at
10. Nothing done in Bacon.
GRQQERlESIAt fair demand for Sugar, with sales
of 100 hhds. at SAQ1S%c. Coffee unchanged. mod
crate demand for Moasses, with sales Of 200 barrels
at 46(9461fc and $50 do. in oak cooperage at 47c.
WHEAT--The market continues firm. with good
i "a r at n,ia N @ or prime whites and u So
C0RN-fhe advance of yesterday was not sus-
tained and prices declined to 550956c, in bulk sales
Of I0O0 bushels in bulk 6io 1000 do. at &c., and
oATs..Tbe market is firm, with a good demand
RYE-The demand is active, with light receipts,
and prices firm at 81 05 per bushel.
steady at 7a75c. for prime fall and 6S6sc. for fair
IAY-The market is firm. with an active demand
BUTrER-The market is firm, with a fair demand
at l5c. for Central Ohio, and 17c. for Western Re-
APPLEs-The demand continues good, and prices
POTATOES Continues in good demand, and prices
firm at VI 70 per barrel for prime Neshanocks, on
arrival: sales Of 600 bushels mixed at Csc.
CLOVER sEED,The demand is good, and prices
at 81 ss and iee barrels at 81 ss. '''' ''o .s
CliANBERRIEs--There 70 q fair demand at $l2@
Sr %ASEETS S f. ieSsS fsLEsaFE fsss SnPFs
NEW YoBK MARKET, January l3Ip. M.-Cotton
In moderate request and very rm sales of soo bales
in some cases lower; holders pressed fer money ac
cept slight decline in order to realizes the demand
for export and speculation is moderate but the home
trade coniaues to buy sparinsly sales Of 600 hrls
closing with none to be had below 50 80 and choice
brands firmly held at IS 40; s. 1905 rs for superfne
western; " 3O9t5 - FOR COMMON 70 medium extra
Western IS 65GG5 eg f0r Interior to good shiprine
brands extra round-hovp Uhio-narket closing with
rmer feeling, and with no sellers at the inside quo
| tation. Canadian Flour scarce and firmly held.
sales of 300 barrels at s. 6O0S6 so for common to
choice oxtra, Corn Meal is firmly held at 90 90 for
Jersey and u 20 for Rrandywiue: sales OF 400 brs.
at "a is Buckwheat Flour plenty and dull at 81 s7s
az per cwt. Whisky scarcely SO buoyant sales OF
3D brls. at 25k126o., chiefly at the latter price.
Holder OF Wheat exhibit little more desire TO rea
bushels Milwaukee CLUB &C 81 22@l %, and other
lots reported at lower figures which we could not
trace. Freight for 2i,5 bushels was engaged to-day
for Liverpool at farthing, the greater part
Rye quiet at 9O@92c The latter price for prime North
River. Barley Is held at 1661Stc. Corn very scarce
and shade rmer: sales Of 1900 bushels at S7@9Oc.
for new white and yellow. Oats aelling to moder-
ate extent, at for State, Western and Cana
dian. Spirits Turpentine in moderate demand. Hides
firm and quiet. Tallow quiet: small sales at l04@
loNS Wool quiet. and prices generally unchanged
sll 25 for old mess; $l7 26 for new mess; Sl5 for
Western prime mess; $e9l7 for city do; S1l 20 for
old prime; SIS 25 for old, and SIG rs for new thin
mess Beef dull and Dropping sales Of $50 brls at
mess; ss@o IS for re:pscksd mess and So toii ior
extra mess. Beef Hams rule heavy: ales Of 50 brls
at 34 2sl4 70 for Western and sl2 for city. Prime
mess Bel @ dull asa n nominAlly unchanged Dressed
tut Meats In better demand: sales Il 800 packages
at $40. for shoulders, and 9@9Ac for Hams; lt0Go
city cured picked shoulders sold at 7c Bacon dull
and npchsnged: hard dull ard lower sales Of rs
at l2nl7c for Ohio. and lS124c for State. Cheese