Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-27
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Monetary and CommercIaI.


Monetary matters continued quiet yesterday; the
heat Of the weather boeinng to exercise ts depress-
ing influence on the trade Of the city. Money re-
maned easy, but the offerings Of Paper we're in ad-
vance Of the amount usually presented at the close
Of June. a. ...f .-.i ~. ....f
The DiSscopnsh9gses Dig Sl report sbupdanee Of Cur
Is made at tho usual ratcs.-pC8i6 per cent. Money
quite Purpo.ss s1s N GH. HsrS
with something Of surplus
better demand than on Monday, and sos deSnrn Tsn
paid iOc. on New York, although the regular buying
firm az y, and We heard Of no concessions.
Iu New Orleane Exchange nothing was done, Of
Gold was in demand yesterday from the Banks,
and considerable sums were disposed Of at i prem
Maay % @ Sss 90 r Ssoee b Wheat
et S5 80; 100 brs. extra at ss 80 and 80 do At ~
CO brls. extra 20 arrive at s. So.
Whisky continued steady and unchanged in price:
a. cs e PT90Ps oS ba S1 d91S
9 hhds Sides At l0hc; Bulk Meat-I5ooO lbs. Sides
dlspsS S Sose "a ~ @ s9a Ss Sss a.
rcggrtedi but 10 hhda. Sugar sold at Sc.
Thq Y GTSP az extensive IN Ear
ut Little Miami n. u. Depot at tlc.i 500 bus hels
FsS Sads sass4 mefs SSF sSd dGSySs3 s sI. R
whs wSyLs 81 S sIc and 20 for stgrc m ,oe Good Red
S Ssw DsniS Barey ShSSsod az @ % hsaS a " ~ "Td 10
ern Reserve, were sold at TJsc.
The Imports and Exports of various articles during
the fcrty-eight hours ending yesterday noon were;
In'ports-Apples, barrels Barley, bushels But
boxes VSgee' lSa bags Eonr lcs brls Hogs g
bushels Oats 62s bushels; Pork and Bacon 2I hhds,
63 terces IL barrels, boxes, 9s0Q pounds Potatoes
SgS 9rls;; ; sugar 80 bids Wheat, 100 bush Whisky,
EEports-Cs1dles, IS boxes; Cheese, 22s boxes;
$ss orEs Sr and iBEc BcGu IhEs as hsds Sr
uerccs 10 brls Potatoes, 90 brs.; Sugar, 6l hhds.
Salt, $40 brls.; Whisky, 47l brls.
The following are the Imports and Exports at the
port of New York during the past week,
IMPORTS.
For de ,ceek 1855. IS59. IS6O.
General merch'Se l,s9O.l2i 5,ial5oi 2,S75'sOS
plsgsasy Tsis1 Pg TsSE ssSd ss ~
Since Jan. I ss5as5,7ai sn3,22s,1gs siO7,SS7, 200
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.
g.. :gsss, sss 3; .1.s$SRs 1sss
Since Jan. lee. ssO,O6O,72a ssOOl7Sg7 siO,s5O,574
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
1858: 1859. 1860.
ffS1oS. fSE 'SS 1spd s ssss ssssS sS ii5 5i5s
Since Jau I... Si2,l78,e3I sasO52l7s slg,o6g, PSI
Mondays Now York Times observes under date Of
Saturday evening;
The Domestic Exchanges have also partially turned
against Boston, 80 that now as usual in June, the
Of the country. We look for considerable change
n the Discount average At Bank either way. Since
the last news from England advising a fuller per
cent market in London, discover a turn Of y per
cent in all our discount rates against mercantile
bills, ptrtieaharly Of -9pger dates, and
quote 70 65s per cent instead Of % per cent.
while at the same time the disposition among noffeys
lenders Is TO accept even lower terms than before
temporary loan, thus holding their means at COM
maud Tor any change that may occur in Europe from
the uneasiness there felt In regard the grain crops
or at home from the more active of trade
later in the season.
There is an improved confidence felt among our
business people that domestic exports Of Grain
and Proysions, through the next four or six months
are 20 10 unusually free, and this 10 encouraged not
less by tho promise Of our own harvest than the
near prospect OF good demand abroad. The For
egn Exchanges, in the absence Of Cotton bills late
IN the summer will sensibly feel the relief oordcd
by liberal offering Of Merchant bills made here
against the other exports. The present rates are
l0gA@l09)e on London for Bankers and iO9JS(a
1874. 'Ss''