Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-30
CoMMBRo1AL AFFAIRS


Financial anairs arc quiet and tolerably easy.
though less 90 than usual at this season. Of the year
Collections come in rather slowly, the merchants
say, and the stock Of Currency the Bankcrs hold
remains light. There is little surplus in Third
street, though one or two houses report large
amount Of nfuds on hand, which they can not en-
ploy. Other Bankers again have no trouble in leud-
ing all the means they dcsire al oaio per cent on
acceptable and weIl.indorsed names
Eastern Exchange remains fairly steady, though
ansi. iansei,lye at 5sKing and premium selling rate
the market price. -.
SSld + q r .p and IL request @ a. and no one is
In Timeb bills very few transactions are occurring ,
and New Orleans Sight Exchange is nearly nominal
Unegrrent Money has somewhas changed, tho
ki Missouri Il Iowa, Ilneis and Misconsin II; Viz
and south Carolina, and Georgia Il Tenn ssce I,
Canada I; Alabama ~ discount.
The present rates Of Enchonee and Coin arc rs an
neXed;
New York sisht....-..h prem. Z prem.
philadelphia ...........h prem. y prem.
Baltimore ....-.............90c 15S prem. x prom.
American % RrlSS prem. S1s &C. prem
Nothing, new In, the New. York Money market,
TO be had at 5'aegI per cent. on iirst-cla Papor
Fridays New Orleans Pieavwns remarks
Nothing has transpired to-day 10 materially alter
the condition Of the market, and business ruled
Offerings Of Paper were heavy for the season. and the
increase Of Capital was Of too limited character 90
Justify an Increased line Of Discounts by the Banks
Out OF doors there was very little DONE and previous
quotations were firmly maintained for all grades Of
Exchange was very fat, and the movement was
domestic at the suhjpned figures Clear Sterling
Bills, lO9A@lOgf; Bank rates, li0mllu1l; Bills with
Shipping % l5t nSr dsS Sttaesed qS Francs
York, 6c, A61lA per cent. discount Sight 96@ u
per cent. premium, with some OF the Banks still
holding at y per cent premium.
NEW York Day GooDs MARKEr.-Friday's New
York Tribune observes concerning the Dry Goods
trade:
We notice considerable activity in the Domestic
Goods market. Our city .Tobbers, as well as those
from Philadelphia Cincinnati Louisville, St Louis,
chases, and the seregate transactIons for The Week
have been large. The general tone of the market
presents those healthy characteristics which usually
full The volume Of the jobbng trade increases with
these houses having Southwestern connections but
it has not assumed that magnitude reported last
year at this time The general assortments large
and inviting although certain styles Of seasonable
| goods are quite scarce.
and less, s SMALL and the production of most Of the
leading styles have been contracted for at advanced
prices for the next six weeks As very few Of the
| FLANNEL buyers have purchased, we apptehend
still further advance may be reported when the
come into the market.
In the leading styles Of igh-count Beached Goods
| the market is kept bare, and while they can moi
command higher prices, they will Oe taken as fast
as produced
There Is particular scarcity of and 81 Bieaehcd
Fabrcs and the the and lO'4 sheeings arc sold az
| The orders for heavy China Drills have been n
some instances countermanded, on account Of th,
uncertainty Of the solution Of the difficulties will
i the Continental powers, but the market remain
| firm at previous prices.