Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
NOEKTARY AND COMMERCIAL.
Finnpotai Anair..

and others a dull trade Generally, how
ever, the movement in Money was brisk for
the opening of the week, and the appli-
cations for Loans we're larger than usual on
Monday. I
Currency is steadily decreasing, and
Money growing close, frst-class Paper being
difficult to negotiate better than IL per cent,
although choice names are often taken Of
good customers at 10 per cent in the regu-
lar quarters. .fFEJ N
The Exchange demand for Eastern was
irregular, but better at the close OF yester-
day; some dealers reporting the market
heavy and others steady, at 4 and 4 prem,
buying and selling. Bankers signatures
were sold during the day at 40c., but could
not have been had, we think, at the termi-
nation Of bank-hours at that rate. -.
Gold was still in demand in the retail
way, at 4 prem, sales still being made at
M9l prem, by the small Brokers, The sup
ply Of Coin remains light.
New Orleans Exchange was in fair re-
quest, at par buying and a premium for
Sight; and Time-bills ruled at lO@l2 per
cent. for sixty and ninety days date.
Uncurrent Money is still deterioratiug.
Missouri Paper is quoted at l, and Iowa, II
inois and Wisconsin Notes have been ad-
yanced to discount The Bank-notes Of
Georgia, Alabama and the Carolinas were
not saleable generally, most of the Bankers
refusing to take them at all; but some of the
Brokers m the street were offering to buy
them at 25(@50c. discount. There is very
little of the Paper of the four States mem
toned in the city; probably not more than
$1,000. The telegraph announces that the
Bank of South Carolina has suspended.
phere seems to be some financial trouble in
st. Louis; two of the large Bankers, John ].
Anderson & Co. and w. H. Barksdale & Co.,
having, according to kilograms and letters
received here, gone to protest, which is
equivalent to suspension The firms are
said to have means, but these are mostly in
real estate. The st. Louis papers say moth
ing of the trouble in that city.
Flour continued very dull yesterday, with
limited demand, and no sales Of conse-
quence, prices being nominal at 81 rs to
extra to extra family. Whisky was still in
good demand at full rates, 1,400 brls. selling.
| Grains were without particular change.
Wheat dull, and buyers still holding of for
decline; rates are now nominal Oats re-
mained dull. while Corn, Rye and prime
Barley were firm. 1'An0'
Provisions were dull, and in less demand
than on Saturday; mess Pork, 300 brls., de-
livered, selling at $l7 80 buyers refusing to
purchase at that price, and at the close it
was offered at $l7 25. Lard ruled at lO3<c.,
delivered in few days, and at these figures
some transactions were made. Hay, Cheese
and prime Butter were steady. 10 ai4laia
The Hog market, yesterday, was decidedly
dull, and there was an augmented dispo-
sition to sell, with less inclination to buy,
the market closing heavy. The transactions
Of the day were over 1000 head, averaging
ls0 to 240 pounds, at $3.50 to Sc 75. Our
quotations are Sc 70 to Sc rs, and very dull
for heavy Hogs. Since the 1st inst. some
$1,000 Hogs have been received at this point
The following are the Imports and Exports
of the various articles during the forty
. eight hours ending yesterday noon: ~
BdfsS 5fpSraaAgggss aa So S Barley M bushels
bushels Cheese 7g7 boRes Coffee fs2 bSss FoaT
S% eaTTsls Hay 3s g bales MM0g head Lard
4,2C2 bushels; Pork and Bacon, 2 barrels asa lbs
Potatoes 02g barrels; Rye, 276 bushels; Sugar, 279
Wnhbdisi Wbii Sa.t, oSg 9arrels Wheat, 547S bushels;
EsgoySaApPIes, gsa barrels; Butter, 400 kegs;
bo9es Coffee sss bags -Four bsrfes TseHff S9
bales Lard, 60 brls 1885 kegsi MOlasses 20 berrelss
36 hhds ls5 tierces ls6 bls los boxes; Potatoes,
2e4 barrels Sugar e hhds Salt lag barrels; Wheat,
So bush; Whisky, 2,S3O barrels.Jiis'i ~
Yesterdays Louisville Courier observes in
regard to Provisions and Hogs on Saturday
There was rather better feeling in the Provision
market for mess Pork to-day, and we learn that ls
was offered for 1000 larrels but at the close hold
small sales were, however, made at SIS. The stock
herei is getting exceedingly light, and the market
ready for the market. There was a fair demand for
BseEn to hl ls, orders frog the South at gO
and lac. for clear Sides Tie stock Of Bacon IN IL
cS Tth the tbsx exception gf s6SadoT
lots at 90. without finding purchasers There ia a
small inqqIy Ior Hams at lic for plain capyased
,s TheFP f but Isd ts doing Icing 4 n sH9g heard
during the present month There Is good demand
ate deer Today oEs r eS fpS 6d6 ppedI Pssd
The market for green N eats is quiet, with a dspo-
the jobbers are disposed to wait. TO .day lot Of
$1,000 pieces green Hams were sold at &c., and 1000
Of new Lard was made, but the terms Of tbe sse
have not yet been made public
We annex a comparative statement of the
imports Of Foreign Dry Goods at New York
for the past week and since January l:
rHfsIsd at fS e. port $685. ssSSs ssss ssSsl s
Thrown on market. 59O'i42 928,Iii THAT'S
Thrown on market. .6O,s79,52O iOj3i91Ss 92s577iS
Saturdays Tribune thus refers to FRIDAYS
New York Monetary affairs:
The Money market is stagnant for Paper, without
much change Of rate for, gllt-edged We hear Of
cent and vOrie names with six or egSt STT months PSs
to run are pressed at s9 per cent. There Is rather
snes but che supply stii is not large, although be-
yohu the Willingness OF buyers to take. On demand
on lxed colaterals and many capitalists prefef To
use their funds at these rates on demand than to
take the risks OF the next few months by buying
Payer, although at much higher rates.
. The market Is very dull for Sterling and the best
BillS ether than Bankers can be had at 1919;
bankers ,s ASK loS, out would probably sell line
supply ample. Francs are 5.25@5 l7JS. ~ - "
In regard to Fridays New York Stock
market Saturdays Tribune informs us:
The Stock market was moderately active this
morning, and, though under the hammering Of the
met with more resistance than it did yesterday
Cash stock, however, came out freely, and at The
Boards the market was dull, without much change,
but still exhibiting kness. At the Second Board
Stocks came out freely on an unwilling market,
description was lower than in the morning, and the
feeling after the regular session almost that of
a panic. Lower prices were touched not SO much
from any large amount OF stock pressing on the
market as from the absence Of orders to buy.
The moving cause Of the decline is still the dis
tuTbed state OF affairs in the SOUTH and the fears
relations between the different sections of the
country which may preelpitate a financial crisis,
and with little prospect Of immediate advance IN
the market, upiess light breaks through the present
prisiDe that timid holders Of Stocks should throw
them upon the market in preference TO carrying
them. The more mmed ste cause of the fall at the
Second Board appears TO be the drain Of Gold TO the
south for the purchase Of Cotton aud Exchange, q
not unusual course'at this season Of the year
The Western Shares were all very heavy, and sold
yithout much regard TO intrinsic value State
principal decline was in Yirgnias, which sold down
70 S. against 70 yesterday. Missouri Skies fell OFF Il
I6 California Seyens scarce aud we'll sustained
ance for State StOcis ~
Boston BOOT AND sHoE MAEKET-Safuylay No
t~ber lO"1 he amount Of orders now being received
from the West Il somewhat encouraging as 1t is an
indication Of good demand in that section. FIJI,