Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

compelled TO suspend on Saturday, but in
both instances the assets largely exceed the
liabilities, and every engagement will be
provided for.
NEW YoRK DRY GooDs MARKET.--The In
dependent speaks of the New York Dry
Goods market 70 the past week:
The transactions in Dry Goods have been
light on the whole, yet there has been fair
demand from the East, North and West
and, making due allowance for the high
rates of Exchange, the collections are re-
marksbly good. Merchants feel it deep
moral obligation to pay. Trade in the in
terror of the West never was better, and the
leading Dry Goods houses are receiving
many orders for seasonable goods,
Domestic goods are principally active for
deliveries Of previously given orders. In
Prints there is little doing, but prices are
steady for desirable styles. Cotton Shirt
ings and Sheetings, brown and bleached, are
in moderate demand fer the distributing
trade. Stocks show no accumulation, but
the orders for future delivery are fast run
ming out Prices are steady.
In Drills the export demand is light, and
there is some accumulation making of stock.
The China demand has been oversupplied.
Cotton Duck is inactive; stock large, but
erately. Long Shawls enjoy the preference,
and many orders for future delivery have
yet to be filled-Square Shawls, suitable for
the South, are without inquiry.
Fancy Cassimeres are Gull, and most de-
scriptions of Woolens are inactive, but with
out pressure to sell, in spite of large over
stock. Cloths and Doeskins and Satinets
are rather weak. The demand for Delaines
is mostly over-leaving, however, but a
slight stock. Ginghams are in good supply
but dull.
In Foreign Goods the demand slumbers.
The stock of seasonable goods is much re-
duced, and is very small In view of the
troubles at home, and the anticipated
troubles in England and France the i'm
porters are inclined to ne very cautious. The
goods now arriving are going into public
warehouse. French staple Silks are in steady
demand, at steady prices, but other kind
are inactive at wholesale. BrOche Shaw:
sell moderately. There appears no disposi.
tion to sacrifice prices on any goods in sur.
| plus.
French Cloths, suitable for the season, are
| in great demand. German Cloths, of the
| lower kinds generally used, are not freely
| wanted. The clothing trade is depressed
| from the state of the Southern trade, which
usually is active at this season Englist
! Staple Goods are steady in price, with
| moderate demand. The jobbing trade dc
not complain, and only partially suffer from
the state of things in the South. The city
| trade is rather active.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET Nursaaq
Norember 29.- The Live Stock. markets
were over-supplied yesterday, especially
with Beef Cattle and Sheep. The total re.
ceipts at the various city yards for the week
ending yesterday, numbered 5,2lO; 95 Mich
Cows; 465 Veal Calves; IL 602 Sheep and
Lambs IL 43l live Hogs-total 3O,s03 At
| yesterdays general weekly market, there
was fair demand at previous prices for
first. grade Beeves, of which there was a
scarcity. Common and poorer qualities
were greatly in excess, and sold at irregular
rates, generally at 14@15c. per pound net
lower than the previous week. Five thou
sand Bullocks are quite too many for poultry
week. Mich Cows are not in much request
| and former rates are barely sustained under
diminished receipts. Veal Calves being in
smaller supply, sold we'll at last week.
| prices. Sheep and Lambs are too abundant
to sell briskly. Even at lower rates largel
numbers remain unsold. Hogs also are il
excess of the requirements of the market
and sell at reduced quotations.