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, 1860-06-29

n Rep.-Hurrah for old Abe Lincoln
u.Is lust the man we wanted. Look a
- has heeever done anything?
R,p.-Well, don't know. If he has
h.ve never heard of it,
r. Rep.-So much the better. He will
,un we'll with the crowd.
Rsp.-But what will Mr. Seward think
of the party be has built up?
b Rep.-Oh, Seward is an old fogy-
bs,s played out Lincoln's the man. Hur-
,,h for Lincolnl
The colloquy closes, and they separate
sue to make preparation for grand ratif-
mtion meeting, and the other to assist in
firing a salute Of one hundred guns for the
candidate of his choice.
Late foreign journals report that the
Swedish Government have resolved to fit
out scientific expedition for the Polar
SEQ. The enterprise will be placed under
The direction Of Herr 0'Torre!l, the same
who has already achieved reputation by
previous researches in the most northerly
region of his country. The undertaking is
TO be carried out in the beginning Of May.
Spitzbergen, Giles Land, Bellsund and
Bernsund are the points upon which their
attention will be specially concentrated.
pS>A Washington letter says: A prom
uent feature of the grand display at the
White House, during the visit of the ia.
panese, will be Lieutenant-Gen Scott,
IN full uniform as commander-in-chef,s sur
rounded by brilliant staff. A delicate
compliment will be paid the visitors by Or
pamenting the room with different varieties
Of the japonica, brought here by the Wilkes
and the Perry expeditions. One variety,
the EryabOtria japonica, or Japan plum,
has been acclimatsed in this country, and
thriVes well in the Southern States
% Mr.. Adams, the bear tanner, lately
from California, got into dispute with his
chief bear "Col. Fremont" in New York,
and finally came to blows, or rather bites,
with his bearship; Mr.. Adams sustained
severe injuries, but finally came of conquer
or, and still confines his daily exhibitions.
GARIBALDfs EXPEDITION.
General Garibaldi left with his Sicilian
expedition on the 5th OF May.
The Piedmont government had ordered
all arms and ammunition which had been
deposited at Quarto, near Genoa, to be
seized, and has also given orders for the
port Of Genoa to be watched. The expe-
ditionary vessel, which had taken her pa
pers for Malta, had put out to sea two
days previously. Gen Garibaldi Joined the
vessel Immediately Afterwards, aud she, in
stead Of proceeding to Malta, went to Sic
ily. The Piedmontese government made
every possible protest against the act Of
Gen. Garibaldi, which may involve the new
Italian State in serious difficulties.
General Garibaldi, being in connection
with the committee in London undertaking
the collection of English subscription for
Sicily, had, in order to replace the arms
which he feared would be seized by the Sar-
dinian government, received other arms,
which bad not passed through Piedmont.
The OpiHiOHS NatiOHaIe says: The DIFF
fereAt vessels belonging to General Carl
baldi's expedition will unite off the Island
Of Capraja; they will then direct their
course toward Sicily.
General Balzano had demanded rein-
, forcement Of Eve thousand men in cOnse-
quence Of Garibaldrs expedition.
, 1860-06-29

RLANK MORTGAGES, neatly executed. for sale
ID at this Office.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
Daily Produce Market.
MONDAY HtxSINa. Dac,


GRAIN-There is a good demand for Wheat, ana
the offerings being light, prices advanced Sc per
bpsh closing at 95c @sl 65 for prime red and white
sales OF 600 bush prime white at 81 and 200 bush
red at Sc; this last sale was below the market
Corn Is hrm and in good demand at 34o for ear, in
balkI and B@lSSc. for shelled, in bulk Oats are
hIm and In good demand at 26o. in bulk sales Of
go bush In bulk at 26o Rye is steady and in fair
Barley IN good demand, but the poorer qualities
are dull, and not wanted; we quote prime fall at
HAY-The market continues dull and heavy, but
without change in prices. Wequote prime Timothy
.CHEEsE-,The demand continues limited, and
the market dull at &C., for Western Reserve gJSc
BUTTRRsThe markets. steady and the demand
fair, at l3c: for prime roll, anu l4@l5c. is obtained
APPLES-There is a moderate local demand at 81
@ 90 per brl for fair to prime Western, and 50 per
F VI market is unchanged and dull
We quote prime Neshannocks at 81 3O@l 40 per bril-
H0GS.ihe market opened with good demand
at ull prices, but toward the close the demand fell
Oft some, and was less pressing, but the market
cases asking shade higher for extra large. The
receipts during the last twenty four hours comprise
5000 head The sales were: 62 Averaging $50 lbs at
So so; $50 averaging 2l0q220 lbs at IS 5O 100 aver
Sging ls0 lbs; at s9 I2 800 ayeraging 200 lbs. At
70 3Q zoo averaging 2OO IDS at % 49, 400 averaging
= 'Pko1YfsfoTs-A fair demand for mess Pork at
soid at the later rate. ate lair demand % for ~ bulk
Meats At "a and &C.; packed. but they are held at
siSo oSS DO long Mddss at S Ss Shoulders d SsS arg
held at 4Sc. and Sides at 64c., without much de-
mand, fair demand for Lard at &C., with sales OF
'iGR0OERiEs-The demand is quite limited, but
prices are unchanged: small sales OF Sugar at ca
7Ac, of Moasses at 29@SOc-, and of Coffee at l259
,FLouR,5,NOt much done to o-dag the demand is
limited and prices unchanged; We Qaote superine
Ks apS ehanEs g in 1' Sfioes sales Of
brls. at l31s@l356, the latter rate for wagon.
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[By Telegraph.l
New York Marker.

NEW York, December PAP. M.-Ashes
quist and unchanged small sales at 81 IS for Pots,
Cotton continues stsady, with moderate demand:
sales OF 1900 bales at l03f@llc for middling Up
Flour advanced 5@lOc., with moderate demand,
chiefly for home consumption, and some little
SPeSR Pfrs S shy are adSaSes ss
1900 brls. at S55 10 for superne State; SIS 255 35
@ 60 r Ss IL @sd nSr eaa WsssTR
and S5 40@5 90 for shipping brands extra round
POSED to realize, Canadian Flour may be quoted a
trfe better, with moderate business doing; sales
of da0 brls. at 50 1907 for common to choice extra
Rye Flour selling in moderate way at So 25a4 10
SO 5N65s 55 for BrandYwine. =
whisky a shade iTner sales Of $50 brls. at IsC.,
closing with no sellers below ls11c
Wheat l@12o. better, but the demand both for ex-
STt S3yanee n S sales Of bgsh gsaEe sb and
amber iseons5n ss az ~ 3lgl - StOo bush osnads
bush, winter red Western at 81 3o@l 81, chiefly at
the inside price, 800 bush. white Michigan az
81 b5 closing with holders rather more disposed to
realize Rye quiet and steady; sales Of 800 bush. at
about le. better, with only very moderate demand
both for export and home consumption: sales Of 49,.
delivered Oats may be quoted shade firmer, with
moderate business doing at 37@3sc. for Western
Pork more active but prices without changer salel
a5O barrels at si5 so for old mess SIC for new do
am Sbd hS Sia "a ana sses IS 6ares at
| for repacked mess and $40 50Q9ll for extra mess
| Prime mess Beef dull and nominal. Beef Ham;
/ dull: sales 50 barrels very choice Western at l4c
Cut Meats dull and heavy at 533@6c. for Shoulders
| and s01Sl6c. for Hams. Smoked Meats dull at u
0ls4c. for Shoulders; IO0l216e. for Hams and ~
694c. for Sides. Hogs steady 6S@62lc. for dressed
i aud s1ll5c for live Bacon is Moderately active
sales 10 boxes Western Middles at W
$1,000 pounds picked bellies at 90. boxed and
hpgsheads ribbed sides at I2ec; Lard steady with
moderate demand: sales 800 barrels at ~ 9lObc
for No. TO prime Western --' -
Butter is sci ing at 24c. for Ohio, and lla2le. fo
State. Cheese steady at 99lO4c. for inferior t
CofIee steady: sales Of 600 bags Bio At l0A 9l2e
Rice continues quiet and. unehanged; sales of 10
limited business doing; sales Of 400 boxes Cuba a
b4fl5hc, and, by auction, 70 hhds- New Orleans q
53Sd55Bc cash. Molasses steady: sales Of go brla
aud half brlB. New Orleans at 3SD3se., aud, by auc
tion, 800 brls. prime DO at See1S43 31e;, eash,
Candles-Adamantine remain dull AZ IT, tDiso; 10
plain patent, and sperm is ominally unchanged
Dry Goldfish dull at S36e3 IS for 81. Georges an
q rand Bank. Maekerel Sl36DlS so for No. l.
Ola unchanged az 50452c, for Linseedi Doc 0e
for Lard 81 40 Tor Sperm, and 5Og15zc. FOR w hale
Hides quiet az 2lo. for BuenoB Ayress 2Oo. for Ri
GEgnde, and 81 @Ie. for Western slaughtered.
TalloW hrm at e14d916c. l .
Wool continues dull aud prices still favor d
Isat her Hemloek and oak sales are dull, an
prices rule strongly in favor OF buyers. =
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.
lac. s prele! poleIng as Sne pr0sPecsss Ior an
f..Vahee IN lrtees are very, o IaVoraple. s IN
pheon tpete ~ ny tne ue,9lo ~ y
a 70 NV as Il ~ aiIu
i ~ ,ss .I.. ~
lV'S sne{ oe phii Ti y.
uev,Ihe yn tne hpVNe quotasttos tlis ,Isl sle - -
ho.nlDg noun 9olng IN gi gLeeh or, or Ou,A ,nnn Or
Laro. LOGS arg 9uleI WIN ,.n no1e oilerlnK,
SeveTai tnoesend o9 aI neau Of heaYy Hczs could
Do soiu at 20 1Vue'i oas"'
The following is comparative statement
of the imports of foreign Dry Goods at the
-. ~. VI. 20 an. - !,
por'ol Ne" orA' lol 'ne P'S' "oeA sa.' n anu
since January /; 10 I5
For he Week. 1855. 1859. 1860.
EThhIeTea az the RoTt sSsisS5 S55ggi99S slsg9sg1
Since JaHWaTVi. - - 20 ,''V ,0''''''
Entered at the port s2 92s Il0,2l5ioo lQo675nsI
Ihrown On market.oo,L"'oys loS'74z'Ho g6oSs'oSe
Our Saturdays New ork papers thus re-
fer to Fridays Stock Market:
Tho soooss;o,, ,ox,o e.oD, e,o,,.i, c...,,..
a. ,1os o,e1,sroi,,t aSrnotad ,,,S a
damaoino effect nnon tbs Stool Msrlof orJ I
un5er tbis ;ronross;on tbera os s,,, ~
ness shown at the opening of busiSess
this morning to make quick sales. The con-
sequence was . decline, ranging from to y
per cent. Ior tne ieaulng stocksi but, some
what 10 the surprise oil majority OF the op-
orators hTm tone developed itself at these
points, and before the session closed the
market had hardening tendency again.
There were great many orders at the Board,
and some OF the large purchases were stated
to be on foreign account. New York Central
sold down to 742S,. but was strong at the
quotation, and finally closed in demand at
74K.
The dealings in Erie were large, and at
81 to 3lH the cash Stock was absorbed as
fast as offered. The orders for this Stock
have been mostly on foreign account-to
which 1900 shares have been transferred
during the week, including 1000 shares to
Paris to day. The Western shares fell off in
about the same ratio as other leading stocks,
but in every instance were steady at the
close. There were no signs of alarm in the
operations and it is generally admitted that
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
Financial Affairs,


In the Banking quarter yesterday there
were no new features, the week opening
very quietly for double day, and the de-
mand for Money less than was anticipated.
Monetary matters continued close, with
many more offerings than the Bankers can
or will meet. They still discount very care
fully, and usually reject all the Paper, how
ever strong, not offered by their customers.
In the street, not much Paper is seen, but
when done, it goes at high rates-2@2X per
cent. per month. We hear of occasional
transactions Of very good Paper at 3 per
cent. per month.
aThe stock Of Currency appears to be on the
decrease, though some houses report an aug
mented supply. The city balances generally
are materially less than they were week
ago, though the receipts of Currency have
improved within few days. b.
Boston and New-Yo Exchange remains
tolerably, steady, no alteration having oc-
CURED. yesterday from Saturday. The sup
ply was rather in excess of the demand, and
few dealers were paying over Il on either
point. Baltimore and Philadelphia Ex-
change was heavy at our quotations, with
little disposition to buy any amount.
Gold was FIRM at IN premium; one or
two houses refusing to sell better than 1 x.
The local request is light, but considerable
orders are expected from the Ohio and Ken
lucky Banks. no. 1.f1 p
In New Orleans Sight Exchange nothing
of consequence is doing, because there is
very little here. The drawing rate is 94@l
par, and the buying par@N premium. 70
Uncurrent Money was without alteration,
with a fair demand for Western Bank -notOs,
Our rates for Exchange and Coin last even
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25

The Banking houses and the Merchants
Exchange will be closed to-daY, and business
generally suspended. Many of our whole
sale merchants can close their establishments
without much inconvenience, as every thing
is dull for the season in the Commercial
circles.
Flour was in limited demand yesterday at
Saturdays prices super6ne ruling at 81 to
81 10, and extra at 81 25 to IS rs. Whisky
and Groceries were unchanged. Corn, Oats,
Rye and prime Barley were firm, and Wheat
advanced SC. per bushel. Mess Pork was in
fair demand at $l4 So but was held 25 to
SOC. higher, and 60 barrels sold at SIS.
Bulk and green Hams were in demand with
considerable transactions, and Lard, in
tierces, sold freely at sc. "A
Hogs opened yesterday morning with a
good demand at full rates, but the demand
fell of as the day advanced, though the mar
ket closed firm at IS so for good bOrkers.
The GALES reached about 1900 and the re-
ceipts 5000 head. fa
The following are the Imports and Ex-
ports during the forty eight hours ending
yesterday noon: ,s.s
InpOrts-Apples, 293 barrels; Butter, 10e
! packages Candles, 200 boxes; Corn, 1889
| bushels; Cheese, 255 boxes; Coffee, 262 bags;
Flour, 1908 barrels; Hay, 81 bales; Hogs,
5,o3l head; Lard, ia barrels and 8 kegs;
Molasses, 30 barrels Oats, 85l bushels Pork
and Bacon, l6,639 pounds; Sugar, 1872 hogs
heads; Salt, 920 brls; Wheat, 54l bushels;
| Whisky, 1903 barrels.
EzpoTts-Apples, 7ls barrels; Butter, 465
! packages; Candles, 1910 boxes; Corn, 4,0Te
! bushels; Cheese, l,2O6 boxes; Coffee, $50
bags Flour, l,479 barrels Hay, 323 bales;
! Lard, $50 barrels and 100 kegs Molasses, 272
barrels; Malt, l,22e BUSH; Oats, 556 bushels;
Pork and Bacon, 1855 hhds., l24 tierces,
1925 barrels, 50 boxes and 2,54s pounds;
Potatoes, 2l4 barrels; Sugar, 1l6 hhds.; Salt,
4T2 barrels Wheat, s94 bushels Whisky,
l,523 barrels.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier remarks
regarding Saturdays
The Provision market remains quiet, with
no change Of importance 10 note in prices
i There is a small inquiry for Mess Pork, but
the sales were limited TO 1885 brls. al SIS 90
cash, which is the lowest price that any
can Be purchased for in this city. HOLDER
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IAJII y uuI4 IIIuI hVIi WIlHUub OIIdI5b n
rices. We continue our quotations:

FL0UR-Tbe market has not changed, as
regards prices, during the week; the demand
has been moderate. We quote superhne at
81 to 81 25, and extra at 81 SO to IS %, ac-
cording to quality. The market closed firm
under the continued favorable adviees from
New York.
iGRAIK-The offerings of Wheat during
the week have been very light, and at the
close not equal 10 the demand, and prices
advanced to 95c. .@$l O5 for prime red and
white; closing firm. Corn was in good de-
mand all the week, and prices advanced
toward the close TO 34c. for ear, and 3G938c.
for shelled, in bulk; in gunnies, shelled is
selling at 44C945c. Oats in bat moderate
supply and in good demand at &c., in bulk.
Rye advanced TO 5T95sc. in the early part
Of the week, and has been in good demand
since then at those figures. There has been
an improved demand for prime Barley dur
ing the week, and the supply being light
the market closed firm at 736D75c.; the lower
grades are dull and prices nominal
GlNSEHG-The market continues dull,
and prices nominal at 40c.
HAY-A dull and heavy market all the
week, without any change in prices. We
quote prime Timothy at $l3@l4 per tun, in
bales. Common descriptions are selling at
$l0@l1.
1HIDES1No change in the market which
continues dull, at the following rates:
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a II " Re ID!

nR, DAVIS, OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN,
~, who is restoring sight te the Blind Hearing to
Piles and bad Sore Legs Hair also restored 20 the
head and prevented from falliag on. The DOctOFWin
cure Private Diseases in less time than any man in
the world. Ladies, with weakness Of any kind call,
and yoa witn9t regret it,; Persons treated for Con-
sumption Ind better see the Doctor, as nine cases
out Of twelve are not Consumption at all, and are
durable. Cancer cured without the Knife.
Notice TO the Old Country peOple.-Dr. DAVIS
treats all cases as be did in Dublin. Office hours
from A. n. until p. NJ On Sundays, from A.
natl. The cause Of DR. DAYIS'S advertising is, hs
might be IN the city years, and the afflicted know
nothing about II, seeing the hundreds OF cures he
has made in the short time he bas been In the
city. 81. dele
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25

DROPOsALS WILL BE RECEIVED
n at the Office of the City Inhrmary, on Plum,
between Seventh and Eighth. streets, until the 10Th
inst for furnishing Meat for the Commercial Hos
for furnishing Butter and Eggs for the insti.
tutions for one year. For particulars apply at this
office. j. +. ERWIN, Clerk.
ONCE City In6rmary, Deeember IS. de2Of
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25
Swedish Punch.

TTNHE MOST DELICIOUS ESSENCE FOR
Amaki1g Hot and Cold Punch. Prepared and
for sale wholesale and retail, at---THf ~. ru.
PAULsEN q &KAMPFMUELLER, Druggists,
North least corner Eighth and Vine.sts
n For sale, also. by A. FENNEL, Druggist, corner
Third-st., and Broadway; u. BEUM, corner John
FOurth-st. de2Ol
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MOLASSEs-+- rhere has ,hgen no change

M0LASSES-r-l There has ,hgen no change
in the market during. the weetrthc dem2ad
has been fair and prices rather firm, up TO
the close, when there were indications Of a
decline the sales add up 800 brls. at 200 30c.,
cash and time, for prime new, and 271S9
CSC. for old; the stock continues light.
NAVAL STORES-There is no change in
the market. We quote: .I
Spirits ......S to1 q
lar, large OO4 o0
Tar small ..... 00e5 80
Pitch .. 50st %
Resin toQ3 70
OILS Linseed very dull and heavy at
5Oc., in the large way. In the small way
it is retailing at 52@53o. Lard in fair de-
mand at S5(99Oc. and Coal 75090c per gall
Ion. Red superline is selling at nc. per
pound. .. s 900
: PROVISIONS-The demand for mess Pork
has been fair throughout the week, without
much change in prices. About 1000 brls.
sold at $l4 so for that packed two TO three
weeks. Some sales of fresh packed were
made at $l4. At the close, holders asked
$l4 75@l5, and it was very difficult to get
good brands for less than the latter figure.
The demand continues chiefly from the
South. Lard has been inquired for to a
moderate extent, and l,2O0 tierces sold at
9A, SS and &C., closing at the latter figure,
with but limited demand, however; 1000
kegs sold, in lots, at 92S@91Ic., closing
at the latter rate. There has been fair de-
-mand for bulk Meats from the South, and
the sales, during the week, add up 260, 900
pounds at SIC. for Shoulders, and 1910.
for Sides, packed holders asking 81 and
nc. at the close for Shoulders and Sides,
packed. About 100000 pounds sold for
March delivery at 53@71Ic. Green Meats
close at AZ, 81 and 6Nc. for Shoulders,
Sides and Hams, and $500 pieces of Hams
sold last evening at Sc 80. There is a good
demand for Hams but not much for Should
ers or Sides. We notice sales of old Bacon
Shoulders at SIC. Sides can be bought at
/ |79l@sc. '.et
1 P0TATOES-Some arriving, and the de-
mand from store is confined to the wants of
the local trade, at 81 3O@l 40 per bushel.
RlCE-There is no change in the market /;
the demand is limited, at SIC. for prime.
+ SUGAR-No change in prices since our
last: The demand has been fair during the
week, at full prices. The sales comprise 400
hogsheads, chiefly in small lots. We quote
, low fair at 6Hc, fair 619c., good fair 6s4c.
and prime &c. There is very little of the
latter grade in market, and in the small way
it brings to 724c. readily. The receipts
have been moderate.
SEED-Some forced sales Of Glover have
been made as low as $4@4 TO- Nothing
doing in Timothy. Flax may be quoted at
81 10. 'I 20 ST.
TOBACCO-The business doing in manu-
factured isgute light, but there is no change
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Hanks's Bell and Brass Foundry.
Fiatula in A1o Treated

ID Knife or Ligature, by new, simple and pecu.
liar method Of treatment, discovered BY himself
tended with complete success ia every case. DR..
OWENS has been a citizen Of CINCINNATI for the
the above is no humbug. For further infoTma,
tioD, apply at his office and residence No. 80 West
Seventh ST., Cincinnati. oc3D-H
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CTTY ApYERTTsnnFRNTs
lNyOTICR no All WHOM TT NAV con.

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY con-
IN GERM .--Noltoe Ii hereby given, that there are
pending before the City Council Of the city Of Oin
cinnati, the following ordinancesi to-Yit; Il
alley, from biberty-st. 20 Oliver.at.
To grade and pave, with bowlder-Btone, College,
To grade, repair and pave, with bowlder-stone,
Hatters- s-alley, from Ba 'e-st. to Elm-st.
To grade and pave, with brick, the sidewalks on
Wade.st from Baymiller- st. to Dudley-st.
To grade and pave, with brick, the sidewalks on
MarRaretst., from Baymiller.st. to Jane-st,
To regrade, repair and pave, With brick, the side
walks on Clinton-st., from yohnst, to PrOemah-st.
in pursuance of the law said ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, aud the Clerk i'm
strncted to give four weeks notice Of the pendenoy
Of the same, . -
The law.reauires all claims for damages. that nay
accrue from said Improvement TO be filed in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the eX-
piration Of the time required for the publication of
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
de2i.dw SAM. L. coRwINE, City Clerk.
NOTICE.-TAKENU UP IN THE CITY OF
IL Cincinnati, on the 10th of December, and i'm
pounded by me, near the western terminus of
Eighth-st., fifty Hogs, in compliance with an ordi-
nance of the City Council of the City of CINCINNATI
The owner can have the same by personal applica-
ti-n to the Police Court, or before the 26th day
December, lS60 upon proof of property. IT not
claimed before that time they will be sold at public
"EssSI de50'e LEWIS WILSON, Chief of Police.
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lBy TslegrAph.l
Na,. YorL srock Marker.

NEW YoRK, December 24.--StOeks are
dull and lower: Chicago, Burliugton ana Quincyf
az; Cleveland and Tolfdo, 70; Illinois Central
scrip, es3lj Miehigan southern, lli Erie, %; New
.s Missouri BiHssf6 6si United States skies, Of 1901,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-25

(SHHIsTmAs is COMING AND so rs. A
~ large lot 81 % Jllsfs (which can't be beat for
si1e quality and hayorl 10 Ioiih kkkG GUsnN,
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C00PERS' STUFF-Not much doing, and
the market must be reported dull at the fol-
lowing rates. which we continue from our

C00PERAGE-A continued dull and un-
settled market, and prices to great extent
nominal; lots of any magnitude could not be
forced on the market except at a material
decline We uuote as fellows.
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H0PS-The market is unchanged; prime
are retailing at 3O@35e. per pound.
IRON-The demand is quite limited and
the market dull at $23@24 per tun, in the
small way, for Ohio River hot-blast pig,
usual time for cash It can be bought at $50
bar has declined 21<@S1le. for common and
KAifs-No change in the market /; the
demand Is quite light, We quote;