Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.


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Monetary and Commercial. ~ n
The condition of the Eastern Exchange
market Yesterday was unnltefcd from Monday, the
demand baine about the same A. thcn; dealers CIV
ing M6o ioc for fhadelpha and New York, and about
35c. on Baltimore and Boston. The supply and the
request appear about equal without any particular
activity. ryaUfg4agYI IN -etA
The demand for Currency was only moderate yes
erday bnt there vac no ,hnlr iuTi Ss sson e s
good HsuTe and their means closely invested Al
one or two houses we heard Of considerable appllca
PSyr %as a usual and
Gold was dgi without any desire to buy, and little
OpR9rNsSg3 Yn Neg 3reaRs sgt Exchange nothing was do
nsiss ns, %NS %sre MiiqS Min AZ ana
Business was quiet in Third-stfeeti more so than
FsSf SsSft% Vas sTSs S, P,SaIUs Psst yesterday 500 s only
ing, all c&ttaj choice white wheit going at " ~ anN
GO az sGSsS Sss9f &c g. ST Went SP at ss9qy
lower figure than was reported on tlfst day WHISKY
SRs,PaGs Srs az scss. In PrOssiens not much Ei
ing, though 800 brls. mess Pork sold at ~! 10. In
S Pqs m S MS' stsss ss5s " @ Sres ss
Grains we're rather brisk 600 bushels Of prime Fall
BaTsy @s 81 % rgpo 1 white Wheat eyerd %
S S and $50 at 81 37 $50 bushels Of prime red Wheat
al 81 IS and 81 NJ; and 900 bushels Of Oats in sacks
at ijc small lot Of Sugar went % at l0s6c,, snd
Moasses at i5c Moderate tTnnssaetiois oeeurreu IN
Cheeset Potdtues anu Ilhseeu Ohs u E 'HF q.
The Imports and Exports of New York during
last week and since January !, compared with tho
two previous years, were as follows
| IMPORTS.
General Cen E:i; %cfcEasc; zisS,iS5 i,Sis,SS5 aoe6St
DGiSss SSt tsSSrisd Isg Ss;e '5's '5EB ss ss 'ssss
Since Jan. i..... ss,577,7lo Ssg,2l8Ol9 sso,5766i
EXPORTS EXCLUSIVE OF SPECIE.
For the week w tssSs tssfs,o siiisisS, iSSs sscSs 1sSS
Prev. reported..'". 9o,SS9FTe 2o662,ogo 2I,os6,o2
Since Jan. I.. 2l,2S3,i75 s22,I5i,sos s2o,15l,je
r C.f co. EXPORTS OF SPECIE. trT -a.
Fsg Fss1 tAS f.SSflsd Ssas 5s' Ss'R iSss%i5 s5 s siis
Since Jan l...... sll,7l8,6sl si8a96s57 so,7Os,Sl
Mondays New York Herald, under date of sunda
evening, informs us:
Money closed yesterday easier than II was at th
close OF the previous week. On Monday last th
news Of the recovery IN the cotton market at Liver
nd the hGahy so5d9p m z. GasST our
NAV D and capitalists who had Withdrawn thel
M from market % made Srsr ssse to Se seek es SS
ago, call loans on stock or frst-cass paper, r. q
lender seeks the borrower, and 5s6 wfere the col
are nSt isySris, s GuTe
h6td6h for 46i6 months double name, strictly prime
6H7 for the highest grade Of single names; Ifs az
| lO6pl2 for lower grades and names less general
| known. .
The New York Mhney market may. be subject
momentary fits and starts, occasioned by transiel
| panics, which may cause the price of money 10 &c
! vance for time; but until there are more oYrIow
be any permanent aud material rise in rates.
| Foreign Exchange closed easier yesterday than
did the week previous We quote bankers sterliI
bills l09A6dA u for sixty days, and ll04@lB for sho
sight; francs 5lsA for sixty day bills, and 5llA f
short sight These were the highest rates ycsterda
| and remitters were generally unwilling to give
much; there were o few produce and other good bill
in market at much lower rates. This dullness /
Exchange is the natural reaction from the adyan'
aud activity Of the weeSending May 5.
The changes in last weeks New Orleans Ban
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