Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21

/ at o. ion Shoulders, ana lS4tqoc. tor iiams
slight advance. Lard remained quite dull
and several lots offered were not taken.
Ihe following are the Imports and Exports
| OF the various articles during the twenty.
four hours ending yesterday noon.
n ingort,-Agples, Zoos brls Barley, s,llQ bushels
boxes Coee $50 bags Flour oYs' os Jrs 'Hs nav is s5
Mshssi Hogs I7e9 head Lard, 81 brls and kegs
PORK and Bacon, hhds.; Potatoes, 2S9 barrels Rye
RS2 I bushels salt, 26s brs.; Wheat, 956 bushels;
E'Teri,5A, A,Enes lsg barrels Barley 40 bush But
e one5 89 GSgs Flour ss br SGefe sid d9, %,
Prls, and 20 eess; Molasses, 81 brls.; Malt, go
hide Salt lls barrels; Whisky, 1907 barrels.
Yesterdays Louisville papers say of Pro.
visions
The Provision market has been very dull during
the week, and we hOte n declining tendency in most
rerorted were Al s. for f,nIr months The SeafheT
has not been very favorable for slaughter until yes
packers, with the exception Of a single house were
busy. Owing 70 the disturbed state Of finances and
ont season around the Faiis siiisahibit' falling
oii from The business last year Iaad, We think It
WGu NOT he uiiadyisable on the part of farmer TO
Kill their own Hogs, So far as they will be enabled
to do SO.
We annex a statement Of the Exports of
foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise
from New York to foreign ports, for the past
week and since january l.
For he 'ocsF. 1855. 1859. 1860.
5sSscFS 555s sG0Sf Sd:; i5a i55 sssS} ss5S5Io s25S 81
PGt2 PGt3i fsSyrls5 for Tis5 igyIss sq9s
Since Jam l.. s1Sll2ol7o s2os s95o2g s2oi,s57,ooo
Mondays Tribune tbas speaks of Satur-
days New York Money Market
The agitation continues at the Stock Exchange
en1 at m Inc Tst BoaSd there was further declinf
shaken out from places of hypothecation by tho
Money PANE, Iennesseesi Nirginias, aud Mis-
The sales Of various state Stocks durir q the dtv
Isafh an aggrtgate Of Sl7IgOO-an unusually large
nut the lew transactions reported show a marked
sI ePTson ~, on I Ihe e. business in railway shares was
uOwpWald movement was quite general, but at tho
close U1 tlle session. frmer feeling was deyeloped
aud between the sessions there was smart raiig in
aeNW HeW i0rk i central, and moderate improvement
There was en unusual scarcity Of Stock in the
street, ana deliveries were very dificult Stock in
day. This was especially the case win Nav Vort
Central and Hudson River, the former Of whjch
there was moderate Improvement over moppYng
prices with rather heavy tone at the close ifhee
question Of values has but little to do with tie pTes
ent decline. Stocks are thrown overheard at the
best prices they will bring, to relieve holders of
pressing necessities, and there is little or no disCTi
lnatt0n in the mode Of slaughter There has been
aIafge absorption Uf Stock for outside iDyestment
ana the amount IN the street has, no doubt Lee,,
considerably reduced, but the demand has not becn
enough tv take stock rapid, as n comes ont of
the hands of speculative holders, who have been
obliged to pay up Loans '' O'eH
The same number of the Tribune observes
concerning Saturdays New York Monetary
matters: -
The Money market to- day shows no imnroven,ent
~ 81 naPer Rates are rather higher and ii is inst as
dlhcnlt to make nj gOtiations. Money LENDERS are
noaIqlhg or using their money in st cks; at
ANY Iatt, lhey have nearly disappeared from the
VI I<e1zt e cent. B annum interest. Prominent
names at snort dates have been passed to-day al il
q cent, with a few exceptional transaoti0ns AZ
lower ngufes, while names which three months ago
went Heely az 6(g7 q cent are offered, vith1it
cspf az ,sg2i e cent On demand, Money is 4
The 4Hqntic to-day took S75 OOg in California bars
ior tarls About $50 900 in gold was also sent Ia
the south, mostly, understand to Balfimora |
rom boston there are still some moderate amounts
c0ning' Land arrants are heavy and nomnally
uncuTrent Money is very active and the rates far |
y " estern are nigh; Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa &c
bank- notes are selling at 10 per cent: Indiana nor
cent southern to 10 per cent. w
Alter the close OF the foreign mail the marlat fr
y 15Afhange was quiet, but with no Improvement on
Rates or Currency. First-class Commercial StarIiH
was forced of at par and l12 per cent premiiipns
ana France at 54a095.40. The price Tor CITY Bank
eTs Sterling was nominaly at about los The wants
u SHIPPERS Oi Produce are very urgent and thev
Ie ioIced 10 accept any rate offered for their Bills
II tnls stae o. things continues it must very ser
lusly check the movement of Produce until Tho |
holders OF foreign orders here can receive Cold
rom the other side. Several parties have alrsad,-
gwen orders for Gold to be sent forward: