Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-14

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cept Wheeling city and hranches) 1; Missouri |
l@lN; Tennessee ]; Michigan and Canada / |
discount, and Georgia, Alabama and Caro-
lima notes no sale. rrf- .i I-rfr f.....rT.
The rates of Exchange and Coin at the
close of the Bank hours yesterday were as
annexed; ~ o'." S.u,..
New York slsht.-..y..~. prem. ..t. ;9gTs@.
prem. Prem prem prem
s1 @ Hipre pren prem prem
American Goid.........46aS prem. 1f@A prem.
Another failure occurred here yesterday,
that of Elstner & Fisher, proprietors of the
Deercreek Mills on Lock-street, between
Fourth and Fifth. They have made an as
signment TO ] L. Talbot, and their liabiliH
ties are stated to be about $75,000. The fail
ure is o bad one, and though they say they
can pay 4o@5Oc. on the dollar, it is not be-
lieved their creditors will realize over 25c.
Joseph Eistner failed some six or eight
months ago, and since then went into busi-
ness with Fisher. .. ~. ,.5....---g
The New York telegram to the Chamber
of Commerce yesterday, mentioned decline
in the'lower grades of Flour, and also Wheat.
Here Flour was still dull, though unchanged,
with triliDg demand superfne ruling at
S4 1904 so; extra $4 90(05 TO- and extra
family $5 1905 25. Wheat also remained
dull; buyers contending for decline of 30
&C. per bushel, with very light sales. Corn,
NeNN9
Whisky was dull, affected by the New
York news. Groceries were in better de-
mand from the country, but rates were un-
changed. Provisions were heavy and dull
prices nominal. Mess Pork, good brands,
were offered at $l7, and 300 barrels choice
brands, delivered during the present month,
sold at those figures. No transactions of
consequence occurred in any thing.
Hogs were again dull and with such little
disposition to buy that hardly any sales
could be. made unless at afurther decline.
Good Hogs were offered. at Sc 80, delivered
the last of this month, without finding
buyers. We heard of but one sale-20o head,
averaging 2l0 lbs, at Sc 55 per Genital net.
The receipts during the past tWenty-four
hours were 1000 head, and since the 1st
instant 350o0 against $4,000 same time last
year. .rOiys7 .U-e a.r -.f-... ! '.fo,fs !
The following are the Imports and Exports
of the various articles during the twenty
four hours ending yesterday noon; ~ oh
hspOrts-Apples, 2l7 brls.; Barley, 2,6s5 bushels
Butter l2g pkgs,; Corn, a4Os bushels; Cheese 2siS
SSes GO s Sesd SSsS
liza PusSels Potatoes. zgs barrels Sugar, iOh6ds.;
ter kegs Candles, s. boxes; Cheese. 2 boxes;
kegs Moiasses 50 barrels Malt les bushels Pork and
Recon sa 80 81 S b ss ~ 2 SsTTs
Wheat, 37s bush; Whisky, $40 barrels. n ~
Yesterdays Louisville Courier says of
Provisions and Hogs on Monday
There was fair inquiry for mess P9rk with sales
brls Of Pork, mentioned in yesterdays Courier was
psaTed IST p1 TSss of 4 fair % INQUIRY Sf
BaS9n bHt6s Sses are limited To-day dec DECLINE Inc
@ fRH sda Clear 6 aS Nd TemSa
aS dTmsT nd & @ the Sf sss' 4 4hef Is T But hs
small T Ss%snS for H9ms %IS with gS % Of hfGO sSsS at
Of our deslsEs 6qlght Lot & 81 10000 Ibs Shissgo
There is but a small amsuut Of business doing in
r. &C., SRd % eess 81 at
Sc Thersis no disposition on the part of obbers to
wait until ths sIanghteripg season Commences
refused fbss At ss S
net but there are no buyers at that price, II the
weather should prove favorable, the packers win
commences siaughtering by the close Of the present
We annex comparative statement of the
imports of Foreign Dry Goods and general
Merchandise at New Y ork for the past week
and since january l: TEl
SsS S ss IssSs55 ssS5 ss;S:
TGts 6S.shs week G % 2.ess
Since 29,I29,s8I 2Ol827 O6s 2o2, ,ass, ,O6
Mondays Tribune says of Saturday STOCK
market: 10
There was quite stampede at the morning ses
sion Of the Board and 9 feverish anxiety TO force
cash stock upon the market, but as the calls CLOSED
the Commission -hon5es generally were gatherers
Boards The tone SsS better, and in the Afternoon
prices rallied about one Per cent with fair de-
day. Sales of New York Central were made as low
The Weltern Shares came out eaiy and he ~ suoti
tions melted down rapidly but there was sligh
@affet eams cleared e @t Grgen ~ sa'
State Stocks were heavy, and Railway Bonds ais
msrketin a fey erish condition, and the more eau
hS M PS a9TS5 tH % TS
bnsiness of the Second Board was quite larg
u to per cent, better
Concerning SATURDAYS New York Mon
etary matters the Tribune observes:
The Money market, a. Ear as the negotiating Q
PaPeT is cencerned, Il at stand-stilL Buyers hay
While there Is no spseis pressure Of PAPER, rSe as
have advanced The fey transseti9,ns .t,Is which ar
s@e per cent for long dates; Any thing over sixt
s t ana fb nVt es ~ & Ser aSs ea hS %b 1e uPa
invest their funds "A Commercial Paper are dil
action has taken place az the South and the cons'
quenees can be calculated. Some parties predict an
during The agitation which must exist until ahaiI
at the South take some settled shape; but this VIE
eefs hoWe3 fa have Become sHs ssr@sd ~ 5d RfS
getting under short sail by calling IN Deman
Loans. This has caused some activity to-day 1
money on call, and per cent has generally bee
paid on bost CoatsrHls.a Many old Loans, however
at per cent. etil eOntiRue pncaled in. I.4
The market for foreg a Bills Is dull, and Souther
Signatures are difficult TO negotiate. The marke
ranges from l665s 70 l0s,4s with few transactions
francs are 6.25e55ls9k. 'F .+t.ar. r.H ~.
Sundays New Orleans papers, referring I
Saturday, show better condition Of affair
than was AM iclpated, and an improved stat
OF Monetary matters was expected, None
was very inactive, and rates 12915 per cen
Tor good Pepper. New York Sight ExchaDy
was AGlN disee9nt; go days, 2k03l< Dis
count aud Sierling ~ @6L. Last week
New Orleans Bank statement was very satis
tactoEyi and the changes from the preyiou
week we're Decrease in Short Loans. 1901.
1856 increase in Specie, $l7l, ,bT8 decreas
In Circulation, $l9l 1906 decrease In Deposit,
$2h676i increase in Exchange, $6s3 .l6L dc
crease. in distant balances, $lfh.9l6; tots
Loans November TO- $26, DIG, 229; total loan
Novsmbersa $2T, ,a9g $50. Cf ~ 20 ! { II
The Bishop Of Ancona having Issaed a Ioi
cnlar prohibiting the burial Of .ths Piel
montese soldiers in consecrated ground