Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-23
ooMMrRC1AL AFFAIRS.


Monetnry ana CouMnefc1nl.
The great tornado Of Monday seemed 70
have the cect ofcausn luil in business as wen as
IN the atmosphere, Yesterday ana financial matters
were quiet in the banking quarters with continued
good demand for Money though not In excess Of the
supply, which was equal az before to the legitimate
wants at iO01l2 per cent. a1i.0. ~ VH
The stock Of Currency hold by the Bankeru is NOT
noss mon Sn hsIe tie s5I,y sTi hgn IN sss our egs
they need on approved seeuStiss az the regular rates
day with some of the dealers thar on Monday: but
ne p mSsst W., s,saE "a a. tV suytng and prem,
willing TO pay more than s5c and prem f,r snv Sn
amount, on Baltimore. Neither the supply nor de-
0od and New orleans Exchange were quiet a, our
last quotations and no alteration occurred In incur
Flour was very dull yesterday, but UNCHANGED in
price, only 200 brls selling at 81 - for sugerhne
there Was less activity than on Monday, though ths
demand vs fair At the same rates; the sales reach
visions, We heard Of no transactions in Bacon Of
bulk Meat and q only one ssle-lg2 brls5of mes
and $50 kegs changed hands at ii6c., and 800 brls,
Grains we're animated, but Wheat declined; 2so
bushe. prime White sailing az 81 an@l %; 20 bush.
prime hed ai 81 xYl ~, Oats sold &C tse 20 the
regular way. Sugar being trihe higher, and s.
Gose soSd az & aud 70 % brs prime Hr M6ssses Sss &
ii@iSo. In Cheese, OIL, Butter, Hay and Candles,
The Imports and Exports Of various articles during
the twcnty-four hours ending yesterday noon were.
Bapors-APples, i bril-; Barley, 2i7 bushels; But
ter, 80 pkgs Candles, 100 bxs Corn ls5 bus Cheese,
m bales; AOSs 70 head % Lard brs @ a@d STIs tess tns
Molasses brls Mali, 95d bush; Oats, a5O6 bush.
bST and gs Sounds Potatoes TIC ts q esrss
- =, hhdsd salt barrels; Wheat, 4,ss7 bushels;
BspOrl, "A Appies, :. brla.; Barley, bushels Dut.
tsr, pkgs.i Candles, 10 boSes; Corn, : bushels
hoossss 50 bris; Malt bdsS bats, SS @S1sh, Fork
Shhds Salt iSI bris Wheat, Ss bushels; WHISKY,
The following are the comparative tables Of the
foreign trade of the port of New York, for the past
week and since January - raHH
For he ,eeek 1S5S. 1859. 1860.
GSesS GS %cfcGSsc Sssss Isa sassssSs asis sSs
pgISts gSs for TSSk ss5o2s sg4as s
Since Jan. I..... sio,2s26s, sellsio1 sg2,917, iss
b. EXPORTS EXCLUSIVE OF SPECIE.
For the week 1888; il, 1889; 1925 1890, .s 9,
Prev rePorted.~. 2l,2s2,4T0 22,lOi,ses 29,77l,o9i
Since Jan. I... s22,ilO.Oo6 2s,a52,2Oo. i,2,i,I7i
.'' EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
For tho week. tsss lssss, sJsss stsSs q, 1880 s, 2.
Prev rcPortcd~. sli,T4s,63l siSs26,057 S9,7Os,5i'
Since Jan. 1.... sl2,2sI, ,Ig3 2O,55oi5 Io,95g, ~
Mondays New York Times remarks, in regard to
saturday last:
The market for Money works with much steadiness
aud general ease. A fair employ oynlent on demand
loan has been found on the Stock Exchange, while
prime mercantile paper continues The rates
both 5e6 per cent. the Street. and sol Der
cent. for discounts at Bank. The Exchange market
holds very steady The quotation is lV9'tGalV9A on
cent .H.
The fresh supply Of California Gold bars by tn,
steamer which arrived at the close of the previous
week, and the receipt Of somo Mexican Dollars from
New Orleans created fair export movement o
| Specie, though far below that Of last season.
| The Philadelphia Money market Is unchanged
The very limited business doing lessons the demand
! which Is nearly all accommodated at bank Rate,
on the street, for No. Bills, rule at 5lf6I6 pc
| cont. a month"; .l a4..'