Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
coMndnRc1AL AFFArRs.



Financial affairs continued quiet yesterday
in Third street. with better demand for Money and
Exchange than was experienced on any previous day
Of tho wcek. The Monetary market was easy, and
difficulty washad in dsposins Of hrstclass Paper
at eai0 per cent? some very choice names going a.
low a. s. while again others, not well known, could
not be placed lower than i29l5 per cent
The buying rate for Eastern Exchange was Hasoe.
the latter price being often paid BY Bankers who
wore short. The Market though not very active,
coid was in firm demand at ioc but tho supply was
stl In advance Of the requirement. from tho country
We have no change to note in Time.bilis or bncus-
rent Money, and New Orleans Funds continue en-
Flour was rather heavier yesterday. but the ysria
IN s' Sss sps sSpS mot e.S az yoa eS nns
buyers. Whisky was still In good demand, and
Mess Pork was in better request, and several lots
were disposed Of st SIS, and no pertlculsra given.
selling et lON@lOAc the latter rate Deing refused
At the close, holders asking Ne advance Clear Sides
sSe NcthDF was "a done IN i Lard, an and Bulk sides
were held out Of the market.
Little was doing In Wheat, nearly all the mills in
the city and some IN the country arc closed for re
tent. Corn was Arm, and mixed shoiled advanced.
Oats and Barley were steady, and Rye dull and lower
The Imports and Exports Of various articles during
the twenty -four hours ending yesterday were;
ter % paokSses csSd SGss CoTn
ss cheese, 5S3 boxes; cOhse asI bass Fl9gyr sIs
GT hk ~ ksSs Gss aSs 70 S br Ma rs
Oats s76 bushels Pork and Bacon, hid, 81 tiereee,
Sugar Srf - hhd sat RtoH iS5 barrels WHEAT SO bush
ETpoSrtsHApples, barrels; Barley, 100 barrels;
bushels; Cheese, 2is boxes; Coffee l2s bags; Flour
bFs Si o' 8 kegs Molssses sls; 81 STs Malt bushels
Oats, : bushels Pork and Bacon ne , hhds, 81 q
brs,; Sugar, g Rhds; salt brl5i Wheat : bushels
Wednesdays Times says Of New York Monetary
matters oil Tuesday:
The Exchange market was less firm to-day for the
Boston steamer than the opening rates Of yesterday
done at lO9 1lO9N, while Paris the rate returned
to 5lH, the same as last week One Of the exporters
| shipment by the Boston steamer tomorrow. The
next opportunity Is BY the illinois, for Havre, ana
In the Money market there is less disposition to
| advance rates even on long Paper than yesterday
Some prime indorsed lots have been taken et % per
tions at is where the security is choice, such as
| Federal and State Stocks
| Yesterdays ST. Louis Democrat remarks;
Money Is quite easy, the offerings being SO sms
| sented whether local or Time Exchange. Some @
them could do much more than Is offered The onh
difficulty seems to be In getting suiciency Of Sigh
Exchange on the East; small supply in this line
has seldom been experienced here. II, is fortunate
that the demand s not large rs usual at this TIM
of year. Below are the regular selling rates ON diff
ferent points:
For Gold Bkbh Funds. Currency
Sight Now Orleans..4 dis. = prem. ! prem
Sight Gin and Louis q dis y prem. | prem
Currency is in good supply, though It is bought a
| H@A discount only, aud sold pretty readily the las
| two days at x discount.
Gold is not in so much demand as is usual Just be
Exchange sales at i above bankable funds, and Il I
| not likely TO rule above per cent. prem.