Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-06
MONETARY AND COMMEROIAL,
Financial AGaIrs.

Tency ss. uSeport The supply unchanged The offerings
~ tbe Discount houses very fair for the season,
tbonSb pot pressing; most Of tho bankers having
nearly much Paper presented as they desired
Rates Of Interest are unchanged; Ioai2 por cont.
continuing about the rate for frstcass names, and
llelS for feeond-class; Call Loans, being made at
tinned in very !hr demand for the season
esern a5 h5Icnsnge grew less m as the week ad
observable, although rates We're nominally I'M
could be and were had below the MARKET and dea
sTs d mot desire sir e give oyer unless to special
q, for its dePOsitOrs The tendency of the market
Gold became duller and lower and now is in very
little demand at a buying, and S@4Cc. prem, SELL
ing.
New Orleans Exchange was very duh for Sight,
with only occasional sales.
In Time, bills very little was done though they
were still in demand at previous quotatons-7619 for
sixtA and ninety day Drafts on the East, and lo@l2
-, Uncurrent Money underwent very little change,
ana stock Z; Missouri q; Iowa, Illinois and Wis
consin A@li Virginia (eXcept Wheeling City and
4; Michigan, North and South Carolina and Georgia
Il tennessee 6@li Canada ]; Alabama y discount
The prevailing rates Of Exchange and Coin at the
close of Bank hours yesterday were;
New York sight.......H@B prem. l5@ls prem.
Phtladelphia.......... 4td3s prem, 45Ql 4 prem.
Baltimore........... ha3Oc. prem. 45@s1 prem
NneW DIIeaihs ~, s;;;.''''''''..'fe14 DIS. par.
Flour was quite active yesterday, but the market
was unsettled, with irregular prices Superfne was
generally held at 50 49, but it could have been pur
quote at So 25a5 co. and fancy at S. 70 to So; the
aggregate sales were over 1900 brls
Whirky Nas in good request at decline of Nc
per gallon; 1000 brls. changing hands.
Pr.visionSp e pcCnItipge6 on firm bIt without transac
for. Bacon and clear Sides were in request, but
buyers and sellers i9iled to agree on terms. Gro
ment. Wheat-.primc Red advancing, and White
in good demand, and Rye and Barley dull.
The Imports and Exports Of various articles
during the twenty-four hours ending yesterday noon
were:
IDPoy,-Arples, 20 lrls; Barley 1907 bgsh.; Bnt,
boxes CeS, 26s bSGs Flour se bs GnGHfsS Hs S4 i
bales; Hogs, 1854 head; Lard, is brs.; Malt 1872
hhds and i6O5 pounds Potatoes, 53 brls; SnSSr, "a
hhds salt 25 brls; Wheat, iO625 bushesi Whisky,
EEgorts1.Barley 22O bushels; Butter 2i5 packages;
Candles. 372 boxes Cheese go boxes Coffee i3 bags
and II4 kegs; Moiasses, lsa bris Oats 40 Bushels:
Pork and Bacon, % tierces; Potatoes, 20 brs. Su-
Whisky $50 brls ''' '''''' "H'"'' i'iO1 Ou'n''
Fridays New York Tribune says of last weeks
Bank statement in that city:
The Bank statement more favorable than was
seryatiye action on the part Of the Bank Managers,
and the Specie reserve Is well maintained in view OF
the large shipments Of Specie and the Drafts this
market from Boston, both amounting TO nearly s2,.
$4,000 during the week The decrease in Deposits,
traction of the Loans and the loss of Specie. The
dating their correspondents in tbe interior and
South, so that the contractions of Loans must have
come almost entirely from the streets
The following is a comparative statement Of the
condition of the Banks of the city of New York,
August 25 and September l:
4%ss; 3 ssig.snssl ssssss1d pecsaass
Circulaiion 9,iI2,OC6 9,2Ss,slS Inc. iII,sIs
The same number of the Tribune observes concern
ing Money matters in New York on Monday:
The Money market opens this week with rather
less activity, and no change in rates. The demand
is good among the stock houses, but in mercantile
withdrawn facilities from the street and extended
them to their regular dealers. Cali Loans are 6@7
with moderate supply, is 6h@7 per cent for Short
aHH W ,@gpe op &c cent, IT, f0r Gi5 lGi5ng malnrities
steamer and there viii Be no drain Of consequences
next. The bars by the California steamer have
been sold at about q per cent. premium for 800 fine
The Ialg Ff TSrh oT TesS Ss per cent
It's trmness, and Bankers Sterling held to-day at
are 9sd R2Rs gnatsgo 4sg 51 are
ness for the Boston steamer e not yet large;
in more demands owing to the increase OF business,
and rates are rather higher. The market continues
easy, however, ia all of those Cities and frst-class
Paper rules at about 6as per cent
opo II ST. do1s d B6Ke aRog G fG9ds % and Currency t
making no expansion. Eastern Exchange is firm at
Tuesday evenings Chicago papers say Eastern Ex
change Is very dull as y per cent at the Banks, and
scarce and supply not equal to the demand.
In New Orleans Morey is tolerlhly easy ut S61gH |
and 10 per cent, and Exchange duh New York Sight
selling at pIem and siXtyday bills at I@I3 dis
count.
The Philadelphia Bank statement Of last uonth, |
average increase Of Loans Of slG3, ,237 Specie de-
creased 1913. The Deposits increased SlS, 1856,
and he Inf N
There was no coinage at the Philadelphia Mint last
week In consequence Of the close of that institution
BosToS BooT AND SHOE TRADE-Moadqy, Sen
Tender 3LThe Leather trade has heen remarkably |
quiet during the TeekIScarcely any thing, in Fact,
cult to realize last weeks prices Hides, on the
contrary have taken an unexpected turn, Buenos
Found The unsatisfactory state Of the Boot and
shoe and Leather trade, appears to have little
eyer Is quite moderate. No shipments to California
the past week The quantity cleared at the Custom
falling on Of 30 $50 from the previous week
Boston Day GOoDs MARKET-Saturddy, Sepsmbsr |
Goods trade since last week. Cotton aS'e Go5ds IN s9 Mt
some few exceptions, have been comparatively quiet
be goods Of our manufacturers sold up close and
ahead Woolen Goods generally have been in very |
TO considerable extent. Buyers from the West
an ana N9rth,Test have been purehasns fair amount
70 look quite promising. The jobbing business has
been active, and our Leading houses have ali sold
Cotton Goods-The demand for standard Brown
Sheetlngs continues quite equal TO the productions
anu me market IL steady and hrm at Sa4 with sales
TO q iair extent at that price. Medium sheetings
goods 5e Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings remain
a. previously noticed. The demand for ali onr Ieai-
ing makes qute equal to the production at preyieas
prices, and some goods still contracted for ahea1
bftils are quiet and very little inquired for. The
PRODUCTION ofour leading mills is, however, absorbed
ly previous contracts. Prices are nominaIIy SAr
for Brown; &c. for Beached and lOAc. for Blues
fIht Cloths are sold clos up and firm al previous
prices Prints have been in better demand than for
s.me weeks; Goods ranging from S1s9l0c., includ-
ing the production Of Our leading mills, have been
sold TO a considerable extent.
Denlns, Cotton Flannels, Stripes and Ticks, have
heen N moderate request. Osnaburgs continue In
been To some extent, Ginghams remain without
charge. The demand for the Glasgow and Lancas,-
ter has been good at lo159lc The DelainG business
continues quite as active as previously noticed The
sales continue to absorb the production and prices
although not materially changed ara inclined ~
ADVANCE The Printed Thihets and Merinoes Of the
faghG MN; continue TO be placed as fast received
Wooden Guods-An desirable woolen Goods have
been in demand, and the sales have been u "A con.
siderable extent. CassimsTes and Satinets have been
Proved demand with large sales aud tendency 10
higher prices
TTicolt haye been taken literally for ladies' wear
La1les cloths, Talmas and Linseys are selling very
reely, ard Kentucky Jeans have been more inquired
ior man we have had occasion to notice for some
weeks. Plain flannels are all sold ahead, aud some
continue TO meet with a steady domand. and stock
has been reduced by late transactions. The Wash
ington, MiddleseT and Waterloo shawls continue
quite active. and have been selling freely The de-
mand for all kinds Of WOOlen Goods l. In fact flily
up 20 expectation, ard although prices role cum
parativoly low, the trade ON tho whole Is salts
factory.
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