The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16

ling Bills lO7@lOS. Bill OF Lading Drafts i06GSl07
Francs M q M22MSSf3lA y per dollar. Sxty.day Bills on
@5l6 per cent discount FI.N
The changes In last weeks New Orleans Bank
statement from the previous week were:
Increase in Specie lMl
Decrease 10 Deposits 672,42S
Increase In circulation, 128I30
Increase In Short 5,076
Decrease IN Exchange. 73367o
Decrease In Distant Balances, ".... $3.50
increase IN Long Loans..". l5l, ,159
Tuesdays New York Times says of Mondays Money
market: Nt8t9t l
The market to-day opens with steady ease in
rates, which are Per cent. per snnum on demand
loans and sixty-day discounts Of prime character
and per cent for longer dates. The Exchange
market, In the face Of advices by the Canada that
Money is likely to be dearer In London exhibits very
But as the oanarder sails direct from New % YORK. Tsss re-
mittera have until Wednesday morning, and there
may be more appearance Of activity to morrow. The
Francs are Is SSs@f iS& The % letter. % from from
England via Boston to January %, which was deliy
or
OF EDsland to 3x@4 per cent; not from any In.
creased mercantile or trade demsnd for money, but
the free saes Of which Is increasing the demand for
Specie for the East. .-Ff
Tuesday, Tribune observes In regard to last week
New York Bank Statement:
The weekly statement of Bank averages shows a
| CONSERVATIVE movement. lie iOAnB nave l0lton OH
Notwithstanding the advances made to parties to
whom the last Government loan was awarded. The
Banks are considerably stronger than is shown by
Influenced the average for one day only. The Banks
must hold tonight nearly twenty-one millions Of
the decrease Of oans There q no ysrg
feature In the statement and the condition Of the
Foreign Exchange market makes the condition o.
the Banks OF much less interest than usual. ft
The following s astatement of the condition Of the
Ranks Of the city of New York:
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S1ass'isi'lsn SsSs.ii. sss s sss Bss bss: 5si
ruary 1.-THE Boot and. Shoe Market begins to look
little Ss, 20 M sales ss
for long time. Buyers are numerous from all
points South and West and purchases have been made
however, there is no Improvement Goods are sell.
ing at cost and under, and the prospect of an mme
dste Improvement is not very promising as dealers
US that merchants from the South and West SO far
have been operating with two much caution, but
nS Ss ns ara
low enough to induce free purchases, and probably
buyers will not be able to purchase on SO favorable
Iea6e can not be tanned and sold except at loss
Curriers' have been doing an unoftabe business for
Leather sselling at less than the cost of production
while for Boots and Shoes manufacturers scarcely
realise cost for the most desirable goods. 1t would
Boot snd Shoe MaPset ha, been toucSed and thai
the buyers who now purchase freely at the present
low prices are likely to make good bargains.
CINCINNATI STOCK SALES.
TReported for the Cincinnati Daily Press, by W
sSnie M y bnans hSssGa; s'0'h BROKER ma
BOsIs1 Miami RR. first mortgage. st oin
do, S5 Ind and Gin. BB., second mortage 76k; Gov
aSd Lex KR., second mortgage, 65 and interest; do
Iss aG @ ana Xens H. Svdnd %
Gin skies, municipal. 49, ~
STcCKs.-Little Miami RR., 81; Col. and Xenia R B.
70! 1Gi; Giey; % Col. and O2. IR sS Northern Bank q
KY, i2s; farmers Bank Of Ky 100; Washington In
Chants and Manufacturers Insurance Co., SIS.
OINOINNATl MARKET-FEsRuAaY IS.
rLoUa-Ths market is duh and heavy. and tn.
for extra
WAiSKYMThere is % no change s G In the market; th!
sOsss., ths latter rate for wagon.
frmness, at full rates. 1000 barrels sold at term
kept private II was packed at Ripley IN this stste
market may be quoted firm at s7 80 for country, ent
$l7 7e@lS for city packed l3e barrels Rump sold q
$l3 There was very active demand for Bacon, ant
SaSr es
hhds at ghc for Sides on the spot and 9s6c, deliy
cred March l0 and l00 hhds sold delivered the Las!
half OF April, at lOc large business done IN Dull
Meats, and prices ruled rather higher and for futur
delivery, No. advance was oDta1ned. inc sales wer
| 100000 pounds Sides, delivered March l, at 8Ac.
10000 do Shoulders,same delivery AZ 6Ac 10000 DO
on the spot, at 6Ac " OQO do delivered Aprii !,
10. The product OF 1000 hogs, delivered April j,
6sso for Shoulders and Ssc for Sides and HAMS ant
90 600 pounds shoulders, On tae spot o. 6Sc. urea
Bacon Sides are saieabie Tor future delivery llc
ny any oas .,o nrst hs cana uone naf'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 600 pounds very inferior, sold a
| lc per pound A morchantable article Is worth 4
| 3c., according to quality
| dROOERIES-fhere Is no change In prices; tn
demand is fair: sales of 800 barrels Molasses at l36
Nc, cash and time; and SO hhds. Sugar at S@sIfe
| Coffee unchanged
| WHEAT -Thero Is fair demand, and prices ar
firm at 8i 3O6oI SO for prime white, and ii 2s6ol
for prime rod sales of 200 bushels mixed at 81 sO
4 C0RN-Esr Corn is steady, with r. demand Q
| 4S(0I9c in bulk. There is q good deal Of Hhelle
Corn offering, and the market IL dull at 63@65c
saes of 400 bushes shelled al H3c and 900 do at 55S
| OATS-There Ii a good demand, and prices or
Arm AZ l76ISo In bulk: sales OF 500 bushels In sack
| AZ 4oc: 3OS do from store al 5Oc and 5000 DO Wer
sold OF, urjyats terms
| RYE5There "a but little demand and the marke
| IN duil at 96c = =
| BkRLEY = There Ia a fair demand and price
ateaiy al last ouotatons: sales OF 33O bushels goo
5air at SIC,
-WEY-The demand IA moderate. and prices stead
at Sle per tun, for prime Timothy, on arrival.
foT choica Iots and iin for Enalisb DSSry