The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-30
Monetary and Commercial

Nothns new occurred in the banking quarter yes
terday, though some Of the bankers spoke of
easier Money market, and an increased activity In
business. Currency was, however, in greater de.
mand than supply, as II has been for weeks past and
borrowers were numerous In and out of bank.
Eastern Exchange was firm at q bying and N
No alteration in gold, New Orleans exchange, un
current money, or timebills on the east or south,
Flour continued IN active demand yesterday, with
declined lss per gallon. Hogs were in brisk inquiry
sSq FSss hSssT Tae sales tssshsa head
ing az SO 70 for present. and $6 for future delivery
al kinds Of Grain were firm, and Cheese, Apples,
Butter Ft Potatoes and CSyerseed were
week, shows fair and for the state Of the season
rather large import entry of Foreign Goods chiefly
Goods table In our last paper, being 7 against
Sl4S353S the same week last season. The exports Of
Domestic Produce and Miscellaneous Goods amount
TO Sl,iQ52.6 against S74S,9 same week last year,
while the Export Of Specie is only $1,000, against
s2G9,037 same week last year.
The and Exports OF various articles for the
twentyfour hours ending Saturday noon, were % 70,
IMPORTS Flour, 1908 brls.; Whisky, 1908 brls.;
SSsbS SSSrbh S RorsS 9hes nWhbeS oa bushels oats
ses 10 brls Coffee, lZ bags Apples. 1874 brls But
ter 5g kegs; Cheese, 9l3 boxes; Potatoes, IL bris
Salt, 500 barrels..' II tr -..II ..Tf = I -
EXPORTS : Flour, ss7 brls.; Whisky, SAG ,brls /;
Wheat, 2So bush; Barley, 100 bush; Sugar, "a hhds;
M0lasses, 81 brls Coffee, 405 bags Apples 81 brls,
brs,; Salt, $40 barryk. s Tf' -, ~
Mondays New York Times says OF Saturdays
financial affairs:
In reference to the discount line we look for no
material change, although the continued marked
ease IN the Money market might authorize the cal.
The rates of discount and temporary loan have un
dergone little or no variation through the past
week, and tile credit undistrbed by fail.
m No fncy ol,a
has very materially increased and spirited specua.
ton for general rise on the share list followed the
vet ns Ba ts has not
on temporary loan at thelow rates of 5@6 per cent.
The Foreign Exchanges have ruled steady, l09A @lld
while the demand for sight bills ON either point ID
% S sa Gh as aSon to agth3rze OIL further shipments
California bars may lead to an export demand nd to- o.
ward the close Of this week. -.
Mondays. Tribune thus refers to the New York
Money market: .3t8fp>gA-
The Money market has undergone no essential
change for several days, and rates quoted yes.
terday The supply call is not quite 50 free with
the Banking houses, and but few loans are made
nader 5h@6 per cent The transactions in Paper are
somewhat restricted In the open market, on account
OF the higher expectations OF lenders and more eau.
tions. 10 TJf I11 ~ liz
BosToS BOor AND SHOE MARKET, November %.-
There has been no change to notice In our market
during the past week. few orders have been re.
ceived, and few Southern and Western buyers are
here Manufacturers will soon begin to make up for
the spring trade, and it will be well for them to re-
member that the only way to get etremuneratve prices
for the next seasons goods, will be to have only
limited supply to offer. stock Is recedng In price
but has hardly reached point AT which Tho mann.
facturers feel inclined to purchase, many of them
expecting to buy at lower figures. The demand foI
tue New England trade continues very fair
HOG SLAUGHTERING ABOUND THE FA LIS THE mum.
bor Of hogs killed around the Falls thus far this sea
son amounts to 1892 head, against 1890 head a,
the same time last year. Y hIuThf fIr-