Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.


The excessively inclement weather yester-
day had depressing influence on financial
transactions, which were rather light though
the demand for Money contiund quiet act
i've, with tendency to closeness.
The supply of Currency is considerably
less than it was week ago, but the stock
remains sufficient to meet the legitimate
wants at the usual rates-l0@l2 per cent.-in
the regular quarters. The Discount-houses
are extending their lines, but some of them
have nearly reached their limit of accommo-
dation.
Eastern Exchange was about the same
yesterday as on Thursday steady at some
houses and uniform at others; A62k being
the buying, and u premium the selling rate
though round lots could bepurchased at 421
@45c. of some dealers. The tendency is still
downward, and as soon as pork-packing fully
opens, decline will take place in the mar
ket. u.a..... -..
For Coin there was still brisk retail de-
mand at %@lc. premium; dealers paying d
@4Oc. premium. The supply is quite small,
and is sold as fast as it accumulates
The reported suspension, though not
credited, of the South Carolina Banks caused
an untavorable effect upon the issues of that
State, as well as those of North Carolina,
Georgia, and Alabama, and all of them were
selling at nc. discount, an advance of Hc.
Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin notes
were unchanged.
Flour continued dull yesterday with quite
a limited demand, GOO barrels selling at 81 60
TO SO 20. whisky was in good request at
full rates. l,400 barrels selling No move
ment worthy Of mention occurred in Pro-
visions, and the sole sale reported was so
barrels Lardat llc. Groceries were without
change, Corn and Rye remained steady
Oats dull and Barley quiet; while Wheat
was decidedly heavy, and declined &c. per
bushel, closing at 81 06 to 81 OS for prime
red and 81 IL to 81 IA for prime white.
Hogs continued dull with little disposition
to buy, though they were offered with con-
siderable freedom, at Sc 70 for delivery few
days hence, and Sc so for the early part of
next month: The unfavorable weather
doubtless influenced the market to some ex-
tent, and no sales were reported.
The Produce Market as a whole, was ex-
tremely dull; the very disagreeable and in
clement weather doubtless having its effect.
The New York telegram to the Chamber
OF Commerce mentioned no change there of
any consequence, and from New Orleans
nothing was received.
The following are the Imports and Exports
OF the various articles during the twenty
four hours ending yesterday noon;
Is.oort;,1A gglee, 27S brs.; Barley, 6sls bushels
boxes Goes O bsgs Flour ISIS barrels; Shss Hay s
baies Hogs, 3090 head; Lard, 1866 barrels: Mali S0
Rye, 90 4bushels Salt l5O brls Wheat aii5 bushels
Whisky, l,i96 barrels
ESpers,Apples, 2lbarrelai Barley, 500 bush; But.
ter 20 pkgsi Candies, az boxes; Corn, l62 bush
els; Cheese, 2Og9 boxes; Coffee Dl bags; Flour, I5o3
Moasses, 6s brs Ig Ma BIZ bnsSGi bsdS h"5G 6st q orS
bnshi Pork and Bacon &c hhds, 20 tierces, 80 brls
SINGER, ~ hhds Salt 2l7 barrels; Wheat, $50 bush.
Wbisky, 1852 bfls. T'
Yesterdays Louisville Courier says of
Provisions and Hogs on Thursday:
The Provision market was dun to-day Mess Pork
was for sale at SIS, without finding purchasers
though some small lots were sold by job6srs on
from the South at 94e for Shoulders I9jIc for rib
slaes 81 is'4e ieT clear rb and isSc for clear Sides
southsrR he orders In large lots Shoulders could
NO buyers in the market The stock Of sdes ON We're tbs
market light, and there isnot enough in the mar
The demand Tor Hams was small at i4c. for plain
canHased and l45zc for sugar-cuTed Lard Is steady
We have heard Of no transactions in Hogs for some
time, though we understand that some Of our pack
at g sross for Sas Yer II the W
yery good Hogs could be sold at 50 90 TO Sc 70 net.
next week, when, If the weather should prove IA:
yoTable all Of the pork houses around the falls will
in ihe pens at present, but they have pupehsied
large nunlb ber Of Hogs, which will begin to arrive
Zoo head IN their pens this eTeninR VIII WRi fbST
viii kill to-day II the weather prove fsyoTable
Thursdays Tribune thus refers to Wednes-
days Stock market in New York. -..r
The Stock market at the opening this morning
rather strong, but under free supplies Of Gem
tral and Erie, supposed 10 be account Of PTomi
nent outside operator, became weak, and left of
lower. This feeling continued during the session,
and when the Western Shares were reached, the
decline was general, although not large. Some Of
the prominent bears took advantage Of the heaVl-
ness OF the market, and assisted the downward
nosemsnt "a ohsIi1s seller options with Sonild,
Appeared disposed 70 continue the conservative
action Of the last few weeks and await the progress
q events az the South. It sppean probable that
there will be suicent agitation In the ba pe Of c0n
yentiOns resolutions &c, to Keep the market in an
unsetfied and feyorish condition for tn more
and many operators unwilling to take the risk
Of Carrying Stocks until the conservative sense of
the South has had time 70 operate, and the public
mind becomes quieted.
Between the Boards the market was lower, Cen
tral selling down 10 S25z, At the Second ard
with far degree Of activity and APartisl recovery
nom the prices ruling between the Boards the feel
ing still unfaVorhble TO a rise, and lower prices
a. the elole established to nearly all the fan-
eies fhs Bears were hainmeriBR with the
weapon they have used successfully for the last