Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-29

general rate for those of thirty and sixty
days date.
Uncurrent Money was unchanged; Iowa,
Illinois, Wisconsin and Missouri selling at
6@7 discount, usually the latter rate.
Our quotations of Exchange and Coin
were unchanged last evening, and as fol-
lows:
New York sisht"."."A@& prem. y prem,
Philadelphia .............A prem. y prem.
BALTIMORE .'...'..''.s.'.'.54 uls;'e1par = prem
American GOld...."..A@B prem. S@A prem.
The New York Stock Market was dull
yesterday, and rates l@3 per cent. lower
while Breadstufs and Provisions were in
active and rather heavy there.
Flour was without important change here
yesterday; the demand being moderate,
though holders were asking 81 so to 81 60
for fair to good superfne. Whisky was in
good demand at full rates, and Groceries
without change, and in moderate request.
Wheat was in fair demand by the city mill
ers, and receipts were light. Ear Corn con-
tinued dull, and shelled steady. Oats vera
still firm, and Barley and Rye were dull.
For mess Pork there was a good demand,
and prices were buoyant; the sales reaching
1900 brls. at SIT to SIT l211. Bulk Meats
were in good demand, and somewhat higher.
Green Hams sold to a fair extent, and Lard
remained dull.
Hogs were quite firm yesterday, and some,
what higher; rates ranging at Sc so to Sc 65,
some ], 700 head being disposed Of and about
5000 arriving.
The following are the Imports and Exports
during the forty -eighthours ending yester-
day at noon:
Inports-Apples, 799 barrels Barley, 2,O42
bushels; Butter, III packages Cloyer-seed,
2ss barrels; Corn, 1857 bushels; Coffee, l,628
bags Flour, 2,760 barrels; Hay, 245 bales;
Hogs, 1852 head; Lard, $50 barrels and 60
| kegs; Molasses, 67S barrels; Malt, 76l bush;
| Oats, l65 bushels; Pork and Bacon, l44 brls,
| 300 boxes, and PA, 400 pounds; Potatoes, 10
barrels; Rye, 934 bushels Sugar, 367 hhds.
Salt 36O brls.; Wheat BIG bushels; Whisky,
| 298 barrels.
E1ports-Apples, 2Ol barrels Butter, 597
| packages; Clover-seed, 100 brls.; Candles,
| 1870 boxes Corn, 5,s38 bushels; Cheese, 953
boxes; Coffee, 792 bags; Flour, 2,058 barrels;
| Hay, 257 bales; Lard, 450 hrls. and 884 kegs;
Molasses, 1877 Drls.; Malt, 536 bushels; Oats,
67O bush; Pork and Bacon, 459 hhds., l66
tierces, 1921 brls., and $40 boxes Potatoes,
50l brls;; Sugar, I42 hhds; SAT-, 20 brls.;
Wheat, 254 bush; Whisky. l,45l brls.
The following is a comparative statement
of the Imports of Foreign Dry Goods at
New York for the past week, and since jan
uary l;
Entered Ss %i at SeSi tSs ; siss!g sssfs
EPtsEsS tRs ss s g. ssssss gs
Saturdays Times says of Fridays New
York Stock Market:
The Stock Exchange to day, without dis.
playing very marked activity, was gener
ally firm in prices, except on the State Secu-
rites, which were again partially depressed.
few small parcels of each description of
the Southern Bondswere offered at decline
of M(0l per cent. on the previous sales of
Missouris, North Carolinas, Tennessees .and
Virginias. And, what is not usual for this
market of late years, some Kentucky Skies
are appearing on sale.
The railway mortgages held firm, and the
railway shares, at the close of the day, were
tending to higher prices, as compared with
yesterdays sales. In New York and Erie
the business was at first doneat 35 per cent
then at 3515, and finally at 36 per cent.
The old corporation is to be foreclosed, under
the mutual agreement of all the interests
concerned and the special act of the New
York Legislature to this purpose on Mon
day, the 2Sth inst, and we learn that out of
10000 shares of the Common Stock, over
10000 shares have already taken the assented
form, and there is little question the re-
mainder will come in before the expiration
Of the term of six months allowed under the
act of reorganization.
In New York Central the frsttransactions
were at 79ZCg79H per cent, then at 1870
1871, and finally at 80 per cent. The West
ern shares were also stronger as the dealings
Of the day cleared up, and no decided anXi-
ETY. shown after the Board in the afternoon
10 press sales on any description. The in-
fuences to the improved feeling were partly
political, on private kilograms from WASH
iDgton of the progress Of the Virginia move
ment toward settlement, and the temper OF
the special message of the Governor Of New
York, communicating the overture OF
Virginia for a mutual conference. Finan.
cially, also, the adviees of the day from En-
gland and California, accompanied by $2'
100000 in Gold, were deemed satisfactory.
, In regard to Fridays New York financia
affairs, Saturdays Times observes;
We have market for Money to-day. Th,
J employment at per cent. is steady, and oI
} CALL moderately full, owing to the Treasur.
/ | negotiation of last Saturday. This Is afford
} ing the speculative holders of the new Bill
from 10 TO IL per cent. interest while the.
are borrowing at Bank on the pledge Of III
s Bills at z per cent. Resales were made II
: day on the basis Of 9H per cent, but mos
d of the original takers are indifferent seller
: at present. The prospect of quieter times
|. Washington, and a current rumor that th
e Treasury is likely to be strengthened by a
d advance in the Tariff (or what is tantamouI
Q 10 it, return to specific duties, as propose
n under the Morrell BILL are influencing IL
h belief that the eredits Of the DepartmeI
d will soon rise to per cent. on Treasur
IS Bills, and SOC per cent. on the Funde
it Debt.
s. The reconstruction Of the Tariff syster
l. at the present session, would seem Who'll
improbable, under existing troubles
ir another nature, were it not for a rumor tn
IN the Pennsylvania delegation will endeay
sr TO mike the Tariff part and parcel OF Il
,e general settlement of the present trouble
=, II ia also kuoUn that Mr. Ruchanau WO9