Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
Financial AnnIrn.


Monetary affairs were rather quiet yester-
day but there was very fair inquiry for Money at
the Banks, whore the supply continued to increase
The receipts Of Currency have improved since the
opening of the week. and the balances now held are
materially larger than they were last Monday.
Rates Of Interest are unchanged, but rather oa.er
ard good Paper is discounted without difficulty in
the regular quarters, at lO@l2 per cent.
The supply Of Eastern Exchange continues to
diminish, and the market, as n consequence, t.
grow frmer Several dealers were short yesterday,
dephia and New York, though the regular price was
as before, ~ The elling figure was very steady at
Gold was duh aud New Orleans Exchange heavy
and irregular in price A Banker here received 9
correspondent there, though they drew at y, said
they would not under ordinary circumstances, sell
Gncurrent Money remains quiet, without varia-
Holders II Flour continued firm yesterday and
though the demand was very limited those who did
buy compelled to pay full prices Supernne'
fair to good brands may be quoted at s4 90 to s5;
the sales reaching 100 brls. Whisky was steady,
with moderate demand, 500 brs. selling at lSA9
Provisions remained very quiet without alteration
IN rates; the sole transactions being 0o 6rls mess
Pork at SIS 10 and 90 hhds. Bacon Shoulders at &C.
Groceries were firm at full rates; good demand ex,
sting from the country. Wheat was inactvei and
white and 81 TO 81 0S for red but holders asked ga
&c per bushel higher, Corn, Rye and prime Barley
The Imports and Exports Of various articles dur.
ing the twenty-four hours ending yesterday noon
were
Tmports-Apples, 80 barrels; Barley, 1859 bushels;
Butter, l25 packages; Corn 2Is2 bushels; Cheese,
2,430 boXes Coffee, 722 bags; Flour, 2,S32 barrels;
Hay, GO bales Hogs, l,079 head Lard IL barrels Is
.egs Molasses, 40 barrels; Oats sos bushels Pota
ties ~ barrels; Salt, 372 barrels Wheat 4,575 BUSH
| els; Whisky LOGO barrels.
Eaports-Aprles, 237 barrels: Butter 49l packages;
Candies, 46i boxes; Cheese, Log boxes; Coffee, 2l4
bags; Flour 7S barrels Hogs, us head; Lard, 100
bauCs; Molasscs l4l barrels; Pork and Bacon, SIG
bids 81 tierces, 622 barrels 60 boxes; Potatoes 40
barrels; Sugar. 40 hhds Salt, go barrels; Wheat
soy bushels; Whisky, L72g barrels.
About 900 Hogs have been sold since our last at
Sc 10 t. So 10; but yesterday there were no trans
actions Of consequence, and the market was dull.
The following is comparative statement of the
| exports exclusive of Specie) from New York to
foreign ports, for the past week, and since jan
uary l:
PT5 PTaJioasy 5S TsGe asPd s5ss s i i5Ssss 5s5s5 81
Since January s46,4364s6 si7,525o5s S6i,7sl,7 ,73a
Wednesdays New York Times says of wednes.
| day.
| In Money affairs there is a good inquiry among
the Stock Brokers to-day at seven per cent mis-.
ceilaueuus collateral, while some Of tine old Stock
! and Exchange firms report that their wants thi:
| week are more readily supplied than last, and siN
! per cent more frequently accepted The Discount
Brokers also report easy currency for prime seec
tiODs of short Paper at 6a@o7 Per cent. The ndica
tons from Europe are OF cheaper market for Money
! in London in the course of few weeks. Already
| the outdoor rates in that market 46h pel
cent. below the Bank of England. The Foreign Ex.
changes for the Boston mail to-day close steady fol
transient Bank bills and Merchant bills are easier
/ at irregular rates.