Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-14
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS



Financial circles were moderately active
yesterday, but they Indicated no change Of eonse.
quence from Saturday last Money was In good de-
mand unthually 50 for the opening Of the week. but
tho supply was fair. and tho market easy at saio
per cont. for rstcass Paper and i2Gls for second
| class. ''
Easterp Exchange was quiet and somewhat heavy
| at a@q6 buying, and y premium selling rate.
/. In Gold nothing done worthy OF mention, and
the rates of Now Orleans Sight Funds were about
uncurrent Money was without alteration: Mis-
s9nrl Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin selling at dis
Flour underwent no change yesterday and was in
from Si6p 60 s. g. Whisky was Still in good no.
guest, and prices were &c higher with sales Of 800
mand, aud prices were 49, higher Der bfl sSo brls
selling AZ Sip@lg 20, and 600 on private terms the
IN good request ana Was hc higher Bulk I8Sgea MoSti
were held more hrmly, bu, nothing was done. Lard
IN @ demand for rI prime and sSoc b, hfS fSd Was WAS
dull. Ear Corn was dull and shelled 6rm. Oats
and Rye were steady, aud Barley dullsuf'
Tho Imports and Exports Of the various articles
during the forty eight hours ending yesterday noon
| were as follows;
Imports-Appos, II brls Barley, 400 bush. Butter,
n paeksges Corn, ~ bushels, Cheese, go boxes
Lard kegs; Moasses ist ifis M ait O2s bushels;
oats, bushels PORK aud Bacon, l6 hhds Sugar,
hhdi salt, l52 brlsi Whentr6 6,sO5 bushels; Whisky,
Esgori,-- Barley, Il Jusbels Butter, 2upaclsages;
Candles, boxes Cheese, 2 buXes: Coffee 2DO bags;
Flour, 39aS Irls H2Fl, IS heads Molassss, "a GTs.
Pork and Bacon, y hhds | tier9., and 2l9 brls.;
| els; Whisky, l,ef9 brls.
The following is a comparative statement Of the
imports Of Foreign Dry Goods at Now York. for tho
| past week, and since January /: as
rdis,eS 5, AZ FSs iss port s5ss 1929 sa ssSR ss lseS
THROWN ~ market sSoiIi ssSsiS 'S;iS'stS Ssi9,idS
Eaiepsd r q fsy port s99beee szsIe2o 500 1896
| Thrown Market i2,j6jogl 7s,5ll,O61 69,l2i,2j)
Saturdays New York Times remarks in regard to
| Friday last: ,.,,f .--... s..
There Is a fair activity in Money on Demand Loan
toiday az Iron 20 per cent Most OF the oli es;
wants at 545j6 per cent? in other cases as much as
PSdE ss9, a II 6S 6 Ihs gSnsr9I supply e easy SSt
On miscellape9us colaiera'. In Discounts the mar
Paper as IL date Foreign H0I E1ebne s
business is doing By one or two Of the Banking
Sterling, Dss@I6s5i Francs, 81 sfs@5ii2. and At tie
.gme parties viii put mp sbout million Of s9d fol
reekoned At from sl,2oo, ,o9o e sl,5o9,oOl. -.
increase in every liuc, So 500 of Circulation, ,sIIO9s
maturing Exchange, and sS,5l5 Of Coin. n.
Yesterdays ST. Louis Democrat remarks
Money continues ehsy in St. LounI dealers beiul
| able 10 furnish much more than is called fOr. With
| some Of the Banks there has boon more activity IN
Timo-ba toward the close, but others report not q
| eapitali.ts that it is seeking investment pretty
Tho market for Sight Exchange has ruled very
| ,teady TINS week at per cent premium on the
1Sa S5I SS a9a % nST PS% n On Ney Sso sS for & %
mand. The demand for New ORLEANS has been quit,
iho latter being more waeted by some Of tn
Illinois and Wisconsin Currency ruled SO scare
the last few days, that ohy about d per cent, dii
ference vas made in favor q bankabe funds, thbugl
| nonlnally, OF the Institutions dealing In II, Cur
Il runcy Is quoted at 46AI discount ''i : f'''F