Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-08

not be placed in any considerable quantity
at over 90.
The same number of the Tribune says of
Wednesdays New York Money Market;
There is more activity in Money matters,
and it is less easy to get Money on Call at 6
(07 per cent. Leading Paper goes slowly at
l2@l8 per cent. in the open market, and
rates are rather hardening. There is more
business at Is per cent. than at IL per cent.
The Banks are doing all possible to accom-
modate their dealers, but we think the ex-
pansion for the present has reached its MAXI
mum. They are afraid to go much further
while the whole country is calling upon New
York for Specie. OF the additional $50O0,-
600 of Loan certificates agreed to at the
Bank meeting on Monday, we understand
that the Metropolitan Bank are to have
$l,000,000 upon State currency.
In Philadelphia the rate of New York is
2@2h per cent. and in Baltimore 2H@3
per cent.
The commerce of New York for November
shows a very favorable result. The imports
are smaller than last year, while the exports
show a very large increase in Produce, and
an almost entire cessation Of Specie ship
ments. The exports of Produce alone ex-
ceed the whole exports of the same month
last year, and are nearly three-fold those of
November, 1858.
Theaggregates oflast weeks Boston Bank
statement are:
Capital ,23l 200
Loans and 62,069,s0O
Due from other 993OOS
Due to other 1886, 900
7,45gioOO
Yesterdays Louisville papers say of
Thursdays Provision markets;
In provisions the market is dull and quiet
A sale of 200 barrels mess Pork at $l5 a
small lot of prime Lard at 924c., and 10 casks
bulk Meat at 6 81, and 918c. for Shoul-
ders, Sides and Hams. Old Bacon is dull
and prices have declined to S@81Sc. for
Shoulders, l0c. for ribbed Sides, and l2c. for
clear Sides. A speculative demand has grown
up for mess Pork for future delivery, and one
party yesterday paid $3.50 for the privilege
of calling for 1000 barrels on the lst of March
at $17 per barrel, while another party paid
800 for the privilege of calling for 500 bar
rels at the same rate on the 10th of March.
The changes in last weeks New Orleans
Bank-statement from that of the previous
week, are:
Decrease in Short Loans, $6l7, ,299; de-
crease in Specie, $433S76 decrease in Circu-
lation, $2s6, ,665; decrease in Deposits, $780,
1874; increase in Exchange, 1920, ,080; de-
crease in Distant Balances, 1901, ,262 total
Loans December /, $24 O24, $685. total Loans,
November "a, $24, 7O6,238.
Sundays New Orleans papers report Sat-
urday's Money Market terribly tight, and
business nearly suspended. Sixty-day Bills
were unstable, and Sight-checks dropping.
Giffen, Smedes S.Co., cotton factors, doing
large business, have suspended.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARHET.-T THursdqu
December 6.-Atthe Live Stock markets, the
supply of most kinds of animals is above the
demand, and prices rule low. The total re-
ceipts of the various city-yards, for the week
ending yesterday, numbered 5,l72 Beef Cat
tie, 1l3 Mich Cows, 536 Veal Calves 1896
Sheep and Lambs, and l0,9l0 Live Hogs
total, 20, no. AT yesterday general weekly
market, the highest rates paid for few of
the best Bullocks was equivalent to 9@9Lc.
per h., estimated dressed weight; the gem
eral price of good Cattle was 81S@9c.; for
common Cattle, 1905; while large num-
bers of poor Cattle were sold as low as $40
61ac., and some hardly reached &C., at which
they were hard bargains for the buyer. The
average of all sales scarcely reached 71Ic,
and from three to four hundred were left
over. Mich Cows are in a trihe better de-
msnd. Veal Calves are lower, except for the
very choicest. There are plenty of "bobs"
offered at 81 5OC92 each. The Inspectors
will do we'll to be on the lookout for three
day-old Calves killed for meat. Sheep and
Lambs are dull of sale, but with diminished
receipts a better market is anticipated,
though the very low price of pelts keeps
prices low. Live Hogs are in demand and
are firm at the recently reduced prices.