Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-06
DAILY PRESS.
AND COMMERCIAL.
Financial Affairs.


Business in Third-street was about the
same in quantity yesterday as on Thursday, but
there was less movement in Money, which remained
rather easy at lO@i2 per cent. in the regular quar-
tiers for rst-cass Paper. The supply Of Currency is
not large but is in Of the inquiry, general
trade rep aims below the degree Of brskness usual at
this season
Eastern Exchange WIS quite firm, yesterday, at
wore having doc for Bankers' Checks The demand
was rather In advance Of the supply; but the As
tSe pos TO which they have sent Bank iS we
presume the supply will be better to-day.
New Orleans Exchange at 4 discount q par andpa
vi issopri was purchased at discount by, some of
the Brokers, owing to the scarcity Of Exchange in
st. Louis; but others continued To charge only y.
the sales reaching 300 brls. at 81 TO s. so Whisky
was 20 e99d 1G nce 6ysons wepa SaT
quiet Mess Pork being held at S7 759ls % per bril-
higher than the views OF buyers a lot Of 100 brs
country brands were disposed of at sl7 IS. Prime
Bacon, 100 hhds, sold at g@llc. for shoulders and
fair request and steady at 81 10 to 81 u for prime
red, ard 81 Is 20 81 Is for prime white. Corn and
In Hogs there were no operations yesterday, Those
averaging 2Oh lbs. net were held firmly at So 80 for
November and early December delivery; but buyers
would MT give that price, offering SO 25, at Which
figure large sales could be made.
Of 500 200 pound Hogs which occurred on Thursday
night to be delivered the first twenty days Of No
Per Genital
The Imports and Exports of the various articles
during the twenty -four hours ending yesterday noon
were;
Inport;mApplss, 90 Irls. Barley esq bushels;
2G PoHes O. & fee S9s 9ss Rsss Sssd Eon z S@5 barrels
go bush Oats, 6GS7 bushels; Pork and Bacon, $50
pounds; Potatoes 601 berrels Rye 2,069 bushels;
Sugar hhdg Salt, go barrels Wheat, 1874 bush
Ezpo1ts- Apples, ss brls; Barley, lao bushels;
boxes: Cofee, 2si bags Flour 5ss barrels LAID 81
kegs; Molasses, 81 barrels; Oats, 81 bushels Pork
boxes; Potatoes, % barrels; Rye 100 bushels; Sigar
ahhds.; Salt, 40 barrels; Wheat, 5s bushels Whisky,
$50 barrels.
Money matters in New York present no change of
consequence. The market is very active q per
cent for prime SECURITIES; operations of th1 alass
There Is mo no change to notice in thu nnx1lle
Money %Tst tSs SS1tGs r are s ars
is quiet at &c. prem. on New Orleans.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier observes in regard
to Thursdays Provision market
Mess Pork continues to drag on the market and
buyers viii not take hold. The transactions to- day
mand for Bacon Southern account continues fair,
but the sales are limited at 9lfc; for shoulders
clear Sides Hams are firm, with a small demand
al 4c for plain canvased aud }6c. for r-cured
Lard remains unchanged, with a small inquiry at
l319c. There was nothing doing in Hogs
Thursdays Times and Herald remarks concerning
Wednesdays Chicago Money matters
There was an increased demand for Eastern Ex-
change to. day, and rates advanced to u per cent.
buying and per cent selling, with but little offer
ing on the streets and unless the shipments of
shall expect to see the market become stringent.
partnent there is but little or no alteration to note
although Money dealers are ticipating Increase
matters, as the season advances.
The Times ard Herald says of Hogs in Chicago:
We have nothing new in the Hog market Pack
eansps ras sfD s. 5 per 100 bs i've waRS
We also learn that parties are offering to pay S. 25a
but iheSe i nothing to indicate that these prices
will be sustained in fact, the present prospect
Concerning Grain on Wednesday in Chicago we
are thus informed:
The receipts of Grain show no dminution, and the
market is active for nearly all the leading articles
Change, and there was some inquiry for SHIPPERS,
but the rmness of holders prevented large transac
prices show but little ch ange from the closing ano
tatlSns & Yesterday % No spring T9 opened at $50
S4l8@siAc. for No. !? and s7@S71sc. for No. l., at
wnqf ws day % 5 hs aSS sSs n G%B
7shc There was a good demand for Corn, and q
ie r No. GFs dS oets Te&sn % u fG ana %Rd md
was in good request, and rather firm.
NEW YoRK CATTLE MARkET.-Veoneslay October
81 sOThe total receipts of Cattle of all kinds tor
the week, were;
Bceres. Co,rs VeGls Lambs Sirine
TSisi prev TssfS7s Ss ifS IfS 5 5 isSts IsSs
Ieeyes from Different Safes.-A. NJ. Allerton q Co.
proprietors Of the Washington Drove Yards, Forty,
fourth street report the Cattle in market from the
following States and Canada:
m 0 Z f nois .. ' si +
Indiana IS7 New jersey ;,,. oS1
Prices q6 Beef Caale.The prices at Forty fourth
street were as follows: -
Extrn.................. O. 10 @iO4
First quality ty............a........ g 9H 9.Sn 94
Second quality. O9 81 $40
Third Qualit 11RG9 ~ 7196
Inferor. 6 "a 6g ~
Av'ge OF all sales aDout.''.'. 7A9 III mo
41f p PRICES OF SWINE.
--rsH Lire. Dressed.
Prime corn Sl3G6sk
common (1S18
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