Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
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The general Characteristic Financial affairs
vesterday was auistness; but tho Bankers reported
MONEY IN good demand though easy enough for all
LEGITIMATE purposes Of trade AZ l0AI2 per cent for
approved Paper. The calls for Currency in the way
Of Cheeks were lighter than for several days pre-
vo1s and te receipts better-balRnoes at the close
being larger than o. the preceding evening.
Witch continued Srm at H. buying on Bos-
ton Phiade lphia and Nee York, and 3Oc, on Balti-
on M points Tha demand throusho1t ths day
ipS s9ss Wss 20 'SSunreRssed s premium, but none Of
o1ered and We heard Of no sales worthy
oi Nss Orleans Exchange ruled dull and very heavy
Uncmrent Money underwent no alteration;
The city Produce ma ket very dull yesterday,
averaging 200 lbs, selling al So 50 per 100 lbs. nett
at S6 Is for delivery in December
Provisens we're very a1et ana mess sr t0Tk @ was was
Wheat was lower recount Of the unfayorable
character Of the foreign news. III.
Whisky was firm and unchanged, with an active
request; Groceries were steady at previous quota
quest and firm at full prices.
The Imports aud Exports OF various articles
during the twenty-iour hours ending yesterday
were:
InpOrts-Apples II brls.; Barley, l42 bush Butter,
81 pkgs Corn, ,SS2 bush Cheese, g56 boxes; Cof-
Hogs sI7 head; Lard, bril- Moiasses, Y bris Malt,
"a sgs 81s @ sgsh 5 bfs P sRf s Baoq5 q 5r
Wheat, 3,409 bushels; Whisky, s5s brls.
canaes 50 boxes Corn 20 bushels Cheese, ssS3
boxes 09es lS5 bags F4uT s2S iSo SSrls haogs sO0
PorR and Bacon, hid, $40 bris Sugar, lSs hhds;
Salt, $50 brls; Wheat, 2,267 bushels Whisky, 6i6
brls,
We annex a comparative statement Of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
New York for the week past and since January L:
E,or he Heel 1S5S. 1AEQ. 1870.
GenI Merchandise. 2O37,69O i,a2O59i 2,s2l,8l
For the week..... s8OOe,9l5 s2,255,72i ss,584,8sO
Previously reported 9995s2S5 l7b,5Ol,ll5 l6s6l573l
Since January ,o65,l7O l7s,756ss6 l72 III
Mondays New York Tribune says under date of
Saturday evening:
The Stock Exchange list shows a lively business
and further improvement in prices. The only ex-
ceptons to this change for the better one two
western Snsrs nv %nIn .b h&a % Tap9y f lew
side to the other has had considerable effect but the
great strength Of the market is derived from the de.
veiopmeut Of facts which Influence public opinion
and make basis of value-facts which have been
tate to believe in regard to railway property until
they see them in palPable form.
IN Money there is no marked change, hut the
offered ON demand at COZ per cent, and Loans in
Stocks at 55If per cent Paper is as before quoted
6isCaTper cent. and not abundant.
of BiIls in excess of the demand Sterling is i053
lsgA, with rst-class Bills at 1885. Francs, 5.l6@
Sundays New Orleans papers say there was no
change in the rates Of Money on saturday. Capital
PAPER. Exchange was in moderate request; New
York Sight ruling at m@nh prem; Sixty-da Bills
sS(1l14 dis; clear Sterling Bills lO91E@ll0h
Last weeks New Orleans Bank Statement shows
these changes from that Of the previous week
Decrease in Specie. 81, so
Increase in DepOslt 1906
Decrease IN l2S,3Jl
Increase in Snort 902 45i
Increase in Exchange 36,lO7
Increase in Distant l52, ,l5l
Decrease in Long 70s, ,23l
BosroN BooT AND SHOE MARKET, Saturday
September Is 5-Business for the week has been
only fair The jobbng houses selling moderate
amount Of goods and the trade of the New England
British Provinces lie beginning under favorable cir
cumstances A good demand is expected from these
only purchasing in limited quantities, and orders
are coming in from the Southern and Western cities
to fair extent, Cincinnati merchants are ordering
considerable quantities, Notwithstanding their par
chates were large in July and August. The infer
ence is that that city did not many goods
from last season. The best qualities Of goods will
now bring fair price, but poorer kinds cannot be
kinds are limited that goods ought to bring a
profit. Many OF the manufacturers have none on
hand, and most Of them are only making UP on
orders The stock OF goods is fully small at any
corresponding period for years. Ii is well that
il is Tho balance sheet of the manufacturer has
teO long shown a loss considerable quantities OF
goods kept until late in the season. and then sold at
shipments Of boots and shoes by rail and sea- for the
week 20 20q cases,