Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-22


The weather is favorable now for Hog
slaughtering, but the market yesterday was
very dull, and holders seemed more anxious
to SELL the market closing greatly unsettled,
so much so, indeed, that reliable quotations
could not be given. Nearly 1000 head were
received yesterday; about 1000 or 1000 sold
at Sc to 50 25, the latter price to fill con-
tracts. The market is dull at all the packing
points in the North and West, the rate being
about Sc at Chicago and elsewhere
The New York news to the Chamber of
Commerce yesterday was discouraging and
every article was dull. Flour, Whisky and
Wheat were lower, but in other things there
was no alteration in figures.
The following are the Imports and Exports
of the various articles during the twenty
four hours ending yesterday noon:
hsgortsac,Apgles, G;S brs.; Barley, a,8is bushels;
bushels Cheese; l,22S boxes; Coffee, ,552 bags;
slSg sSg dI5 9S ID HTs HH9 4s 6S SS"lSSs H9%g @
bush; Pork and Bacon, hhds.; Potatoes, 26l brls.
S g t!S whSg.hsls 81 sugar g hhds Wheat 3489
EsRorts-Apples, los barrels; Butter, sc packages;
6o2S coffee 20 bags SGF FogT I5e 6r HoF 500
head Lard, $50 brls. and 800 kegs; Molasses, So
Bacon, l5S llhds, 73 tieTces, 27 barrels, and Si6
boxes Potatoes 81 barrels Sugar, 80 hhd5 Salt $40
barrels; Whisky, sol barrels.
Yesterdays Louisville papers say of Pro-
Sales Of 50 brls. new Psrk at Sl7; 90 do. at
Sl7 % ou sixty days time Sales OF 40 hhds. Bacon
for clear rBRed Sales Of 25 head Of al asS 81 bsf Sf
On four months time.
The number of Hogs slaughtered in that
city on Tuesday was 5,375; and there were
lett in the pens, for slaughter yesterday,
4,550 head. The receipts by the Louisville
and Frankfort Railroad on Tuesday evening
were large.
Tuesdays New York papers thus speak of
Monday Stock market;
The features of the Stock market to-day were the
same es have been chToncled during the past week.
the stringent Money market, and the Bears offered
their options with moro boldnsss than last week.
The decline general, aud varied from to per
cent There was not much bidding on buyers
option the differences being very large and parties
out OF the street who. are buying, have, in most
cases, made arrangements to buy for cash. The
amount Of shares daily absorbed must be very con-
siderable. Many Of the current fancies, especially
made with great difficulty. Between the Boards
with small business, an advance on morning
prices Of to per cent was established on Of
After The Board, the result Of the Bank Confer
ence WRs known in the street, and the market sud
denly became active and hucyant. Central ad-
yapced rapidly to AZ; GaIoua TO %; Illinois Cen
Tal TO 81 and other stocks were equally strong.
The excitement was great until an unusually late
hour, and the market closed very strong Tho
heayeess Of the market n the early portion Of the
Bonds Missouri Skies sold down TO 65; Tennessee
ment Fyes is75 Win interest on ai snss S ist inv
last Dlado at o.. Railroad Bonds of the specu-
Ia 'E9 b nds e! m BiS o 60 per cent but ws rmSE
saleable, even at very low figures
The Tribune says of last weeks New York
Bank-statement
The Bank statement to-day, is quite as favorable
in the Specie reserve as could have been expected
after the heavy Southern drain Of week before last
The loan line however, shews very sharp Contrao-
on most OF which took place in the early part of the
*,
we think here was more liberal action on the
part Of bank officers, The Deposits show the nat:
ural effect OF the reduction Of Loans and drain Of
The following is a comparative statement
of the condition of the Banks of New York
City, November 10 and November II;
Kor. 10. Nor. II.
Loans. .~..sl25e36 10 sl28,27l,O24 peo-.s? ?s6569l
specie...,.. 2l,l25,fz9 2946in0 Dec. l,G6l,0lg
D5posits... 79,O252g6 75i90.66s Dee. si65s
The Banks are really in much stronger position
being nearly the same, while we were then shipping
am million @ IN Specie per week Now there is no drain
Gold from Europe.
Mondays Monetary matters in New York
are thus reported in Tuesdays Tribune:
Money on call is perhaps little easier, but in the
names 60 at l2@ls per cent, and there s little or
no fnfIenSy az thesg 1gares BayeTs appear to have
cases invested their means in Stocks. The Coin
EHehange ~ ls nearly at stand -still IN consequence
Gales Of Flqu- and Whe9t have been made at a
iaTge decline Cotton is also deelinng and dull. ln
| Wisconsin and Iowa, u per cent; Indiana, per
cent? South Caroline, Georgia, Alabama, 10 per
| cent? Virginia, &c, per cent.
Ihs heavy decline in State Stocks destroyed, tenn
pofary ~ least, large portion of the security in
the bank Department Of the Western States, held
Tor the circulation Of the Banks and this has been
so great ana 20 sudden that is now useless to call
for additional security. We understand the State
ofcers Lave decided not 10 attempt such call, and
also not 20 receive al present any Of The Stocks of
the southern States on deposit for Currency.
The Exchange market remains as before notieeh
the best signatures. The range for sterliBgis 2j8
per cent. discount on tile nominal par up to per
cent premium. The few transactions reported are
Of leading names at Per cent premium. Francs
| are equally unsettled.
Last weeks New Orleans Bank-statement
isreported there as satisfactory, though the
increase In Coin is less than was anticipated
| The changes from the previous week were
| Decrease in Short Loans, $3.50, I04; increase
| in Specie $3.50, 269 decrease in Circulation