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


New Orleans dis. .@par. 4 prem.
American Gold. ..............E prem. prem.
The suspension of the South Carolina
Banks had no effect upon our Money market
or upon the rate of the Notes. The institu-
tions of that State have been regarded as
suspended for some time
The city Produce market is still very dull,
ard yesterday evinced few changes. Flour
was in limited demand, good super6ne being
held at s. 30 to 81 35, and 81 40 to S. for
extra. Whisky was dull and nc. lower, the
sales Of the two past days being 1900 brls.
Sugar and Molasses declined, but Coffee was
unaltered. Wheat, Oats and Rye were
steady, but Corn and Barley continued dull.
Hogs were even duller than usual yester-
dsy; the receipts of the past THREE days be-
ing large. AS holders were anxious to sell,
prices further declined; sales being made at
$5 to So %. At the close a large lot would
not have commanded over S. though hold
ers asked the extra 25c. The sales of the
two past days were about $500 head at
S. 20 S. 80 and S. 55-the latter rates for
heavy animals. . ..
The following are the Imports and Ex-
, ports of the various articles during the
forty-eight hours ending yesterday noon:
ImportS-Apples, l,443 barrels; Barley,
3,473 bushels; Butter, $40 packages; Candles,
22O boxes; Corn, 1880 bushels Cheese, 4,279
boxes Coffee, 402 bags; Flour, 3 403 barrels;
Hay, 306 bales; Hogs, 10, 1873 head; Lard, 27l
barrels and l8 kegs; Malt, 200 bushels; Oats,
81 $50 bushels; Pork ard Bacon, 9 9hogsheads,
% tierces, 4S6 barrels, &c boxes and so 1853
pounds; Potatoes, 625 barrels; Rye, 705
bushels Sugar, hogsheads; Salt, 400 bar
relsi Wheat, TAG bushels; Whisky, 3,57O bar
reis. ...
Exports-Apples, 6S4 barrels; Barley, 6sS
bushels Butter, AIS packages; Candles 652
boxes Corn, 354 bushels; Cheese, l,098 boxes;
Coffee, a84 bags; Flour, LIS barrels; Hay,
&C bales Hogs 100 head, Lard 100 barrels
and rs kegs; Molasses, l52 barrels; Malt,
l,066 bushels; Oats, 1893 bushels; Pork and
Bacon, l35 hogsheads, Il8 tierces, 984 bar
Iels and 779 boxes; Potatoes, 90 barrels;
Sugar, sc hogsheads; Salt, 29s barrels;
Wheat, l,l26 bushels; Whisky, 1850 barrels.
Thursdays New York papers say of
Wednesdays Stock market;
The Stock Exchange opened at a decline of
per cent from the last prices of yesterday
ON the Railway speculatiyes, and was then
fairly supported through the dealings of the
day until near the close in the afternoon,
demand was rather frmer on some of the
State Stocks and also for Government per
cents, but only moderate business could be
accomplished. The political feeling of to-
day is, If any thing, rather quieter, partly in
the hope that the Presidents Message on
Monday, and the first indications from Con-
gress, will prove Of a conciliatory rather than
Irritating nature on the Southern question.
At the same time, the disposition outside the
Stock Exchange is evidently to unusual
caution, most of the orders TO buy being ac-
companied with the cash, or with view to
quick turn IN the market, so that most of
the outstanding Time-contracts of October
and the early part of this month are closed
up as they mature without renewal.
Thursdays Times thus speaks of Wednes-
days New York Money matters
The sales of Exchange on London to day
advanced 10 l02Gl03T for Merchant Bills
l03H9l04H for current Bank Bills; and lO5
ODlO5H for standard resident Bankers The
rates for Money outside of Bank continue
rominally at IL per cent on iirst-class Paper,
but with fewer lenders than before the
pressure, ana only moderate offering. Tee
merchants are equally well accommodated
through Bank, where the offerings Of Paper
within reasonable date and of undOubted
credit are falling off, To the Stock Brokers
Money at call comes easy at per cent. We
believe, from the signs this afternoon, that
the applications at Bank on Friday (to-mor-
row being observed as a strict holiday will
be greatly reduced from Tuesday. tits pos
sible that the advancing tendency of Foreign
Exchange may induce the importers TO apply
for liberal discounts but the impression is
they have no immediate occasion 10 press
forward their remittanees, especially as their
orders for Goods for the spring trade have
upquestiOnably been much reduced.
The Chemical Bank of New York has been
practically expelled BY the Clearing house
there. After TO- day the other Banks will
refuse ali interehanges with it.
'a The aggregates of last weeks Boston Bank
statement are Capital Stock, 1891, 700;
Loans and Discounts, $l2 7l9,6OG Specie,
s3,s00 900 due from other Banks, $L9I5, 900;
due 20 other Banks, 1886, 900; Deposits,
$lI964, 700; Circulation, $7,34G, 600.
Tuesdays New Orleans papers mentions
20 improvement in Money, which remained
very close. The transactions in Exchange
On Monday we're large clear Sterling sell
ing at IOl@lo2 New York Sight Checks
we're disposed of at 1s@H dis. The Pea
Sras says Two prominent houses engaged
10 the Cotton factOrage business, -. Person
q Co., and scrugzs Donegan 4 Coz were