Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13


The regular annual election occurred yesterday at
the Merchants Exchange, and list of the officers
chosen will be found ia our local columns.
nearly nominal; superfne brands finding buyers at
S.. The total sales reached only ESQ 1rs, for red
mand, and the market firm at 2Od20ISc. Mess Pork
sold, 40 brls at sls declins rym previous prices,
other article Groceries were steady, with quiet
ness in Molasses at previous quotations. Grains
were firm, and ear corn advanced to ISc.
The Imports and Exports Of various articles
during the twenty -four hours ending yesterday noon
were:
T1ports-Apples, 6s brls.; Barley I,73I bush : But
Coffee. SIS bags; Flour, aiSS bTs.; Hay 20 bales Bales
Hogs, 375 head; Lard, brl. and 43 kegs; Molasses
FORK S and Baeo Il hRd aSd @ 5s PostSss
90 brls; Sugar q hhds.; Wheat, 4,s2O bushels;
E1poya; Butter los packages; Candies, los boxes;
T6n1 Ia bTlS Moissses iII brs PORK and Racan
81 hhds tierce and G2 brs.; Sugar, l5i hhds Salt
l27 brs.; Wheat, 69i bushels; Whisky, 5O6 barrels
I Tuesdays Tribune informs us in regard to Mon
days Monetary Affairs in that city;
The business of the Clearing house was 500
There is no new feature worthy of notice in the
Money Market Lenders were freely freely supplied at
Paper of strictly frst-class, 6gA7 per cent. The
banksare 9ccommod ting their deslers but cutting
supply Of Treasury Notes brought out by the more
SLG ASH S9S ps fss een
sold at about par. Considerable orders for Land
Warrants have come in from the West and With
movement With the interior is not active
The trade balances with Baltimore and Phadel-
are sent t Ssc Rs Sd
Sisco, has sent million and quarter gold dollars
The market for foreign bills is very inactive and
heavy. The demand has fallen of, while the supply
Remitters are well paid up on the other side and are
disposed to wait for lower rates. Bankers Sterling
have sold at ios4. Commercial names are iGsISS
lOaH. Francs are also dull at 5l595.l34;
The same number of the Tribune says oflast weeks
New York Bank Statement
The Bank Statement is quite as favorable as could
have been expected. The movement shows con-
bank managers, and that the running down Of the
specie line has forced them to take In sail. They
Teed Ts e e & Ry AID WITH
figures. The largest reduction has been by the
posits naturally follows from the decreased loans
The gain IN specie is small The loans are now
$260O0 600 below those of two weeks ago, and lower
than at any time since July
The following is a comparative statement Of the
condition of the Banks of the City Of New York,
September and SeptemberS:
slaSgss5ss siR: ss45Ssss. s5Ss 8 Dec ss.lo,,
sPooie::;i; lsoa5sso 25s l9'Is5'553 Inc. Lass
6TSSdfsion 6eposts 7slsis s,Ssi i1i Dso: Dec
The aggregate Of last weeks Philadelphia Bank
e5 & gero S; CssPiS. IA ss SdogS & Roaps
SLAB 27; Due to o:her Banks, S3,243l6sj Deposits,
SlsloSsl5 0iIcGlatISni $28gl showing an in;
SlSO,O46, and in Circulation of fS55,352.
In New Orleans Money matters are quiet, and
easy at e639H per cent for approved Paper. New
York Exchange is quiet at par and premium, and
sixty days at l@l36 discount
In Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore, Money is
in more demand than il was last week, and rates
are firmer, though capital be had acceptable
nnmes at 6l73 and per cent. at any these points.
In St. Louis, Bankable funds and Currency, which
is par there now, are scarce althO the demand,
therefore, Is at present light preventing any string
ency in the market Eastern Exchange remains in
active in that city at u premium, with no imme-
diate prospect Of q decline . ny TIT
In Chicago, Currency is in active demand aud
such limited supply that Bankers can not supply
their customers Eastern Exchange is in good sup
ply there, aud rates quoted by Tuesdays papers
at%g1 buying. and SOY premium selling.