Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-06
lTONFTaRY AND OOMMEROIAI.


rs usual AZ tne oPS--ihb ss..aa | q
week. hut some of the Bankers mentioneu n
r,ore hrisk ness than they ordinarily expert g
ence on Monday. The Money dema.na Was !
rnodarAte al the-v Banking and ,Dlscouht- {
houses and the offerings Of Paper Light az
strietly frst-class Paper gong WlthOu'
trouble at the regular tes-loC91zpere cent,
In the street. there were few borrowers, Out
most Of the OperatlOns h"uo SN0AN WY ="
ls(024 per cent H 3,rH' Il
Eastern Exchange was in pretty good
sunnlv and fair demand at N(9B buying,
and X premium selling; dealers generally
giving but u to outsiders. ~
The inquiry for Gold was less than last
week, and dealers were not paying over =,
and selling at 9s(040c. premium. The sup
ply continued small.
In New Orleans Exchange, Time-bills and |
Uncurrent Money, there was no alteration |
from our last quotations.
Two failures were announced in the street |
Yesterday. W. P. Devou & lockwood, silk
merchants, No. SO and 50 Pear-S..r.,c,. ~. Gov, sSS
4 nen;a,ad and II is said their liabilities amount
TO $4,000 while their confidential debt is
$4,000. The failure will be bad one,
| which we regret, as the members of the firm
are industrious and deserving men, who
have for some time endeavored to struggle
their difficulties that have finally overcome
them. They have sold out their stock to
James Devon.
H. Beatus & Co., jewellers, No. 72 Main,
made an assignment to Adolph Louis. Their
Indebtedness is stated to be $4,000. Their
assets are not given.
The New Orleans telegram to the Chamber
of Commerce yesterday reported every ar
ticle dull, withoutany change Of consequence.
The New York dispatch announced aa ad-
vance in Flour of &c. per bril-, with sales of
$4,000 brls; and an improvement of lc. in
Corn, with sales of 60, 900 bushels.
Flour here was favorably affected by the
Adridtic's news, and the feeling was frmer,
, the transactions reaching !. .5O0brls. Whisky
was unchanged, with sales of LOO brls.
Provisions were tolerably quiet. Nothing
done in Bacon. New mess Pork was selling
in small lots, to fill orders, at $lS. A lot oi
Hams sold at &c., and new Lard at lie.
; Coffee was firm and Sugar dull. Some sc
hhds of new Sugar have been received since
Saturday and sales were effected at SAG
S3zc. The demand for Wheat continued
good and receipts light prices advancing &c
per bushel. Corn advanced lc., and Oats
and Rye were dull. Barley, prime samples
was in fair demand. Cheese was steady and
= Hay duh and unaltered.
u Hogs were quiet and rather dull, the offer
, ings on Change being light. There were
: saies-not large ones, however-at Sc rs fol
g, delivery in about ten days.
! The following are the Imports and Exports
of the various articles during the forty-eigh
hours ending yesterday at noon:
As9orts-Apples, l,62o brs.; Barley, 6,4g6 bushels
Butter iO5 packages; Candles, 80 boxes; Corn 1896
C9seiH H7 zS @ Bass Toe ia hsa6 LaTd
brs; Molqsses, 81 brlg; Malt, 200 bush; Oats, ,9
r bush Sugar, lal hhds Salt l25 brls; Wheat s,88
u ETportsHAppies ss2 barrels; Barley, 2A bushels
u Butter, l72 Pkgs Candles 3S5 boxes Corn 200 bush
SShsosf Ss a M bSie Gifs; LS e bT
= 81 Iarrelsi Malt olbush; Oats $40 bus6 Pork am
FStsfos Ba5Tsis $a'RSi;F RSiF sSgsT
The following is compartive statement o
: the imports of Foreign Dry Goods at the por
of New York for the past week and since
u January /: ... ''li-
E s Tseh e. mort ssss sss 1sss 3, sB
y a Thrown on market. s5646 35s,7lS l,Ols,7a
R+STn fRfSTea on ab ths msrRa SSya ss Ss
# Saturdays Tribune says of Fridays None
}. tary matters:
The business Of the Clearing house was S22 5O4 OO
Is The circulating notes Of the Artisans Bank ar
!; has declared semi annual dividend of 80 6. cent
wiiitake 30, 600 to 100000 Mexican dollars We hea
re Of no gold engaged. Mint bars are selling at y
e arrivals of California Gold would be put into soir
g sale Of 100000 cent Treasury, notes due nef
= increased activity occasioned by the California al
X bankers. The Specie movement with eighboriH
10 cities is small, but some Coin has been sent Sout
10 to strengthen banks for their annual statement
BIT There have been farther payments of Sl65 900 t
We day into the sub-Treasury on account of the ne
| loan.
i'd The market quiet for Foreign Bills at the rat
of the last steamer. Sterling is l06ell08 with
70 | drawers asking 1881. Francs 5225615.l756. II
W supply of outside bills is not large, but ample
~ | the edemand. -..-
IT. Yesterdays Courier says of Saturday
d. Louisville Provision market; ~
9r' The Provision market quiet, with but sm
he | demand to-day for the various articles. SIN
nd | sales of mess Pork were made at 2ls. The dema
for Bacon was moderate, at g4c. for Shoulders, l2
ne for rib Sides l3c for clear rib, and l4c for Gle
err Sides. There a small inquiry for Hams at Il
l4Hc. Lard is steady at l356c -.L. ~
ent slaughtered few light hogs which they had
to pens, the weather being favorable. Ths pacd
OH about the middle Of the month. Our packers Ina
purchased large number of hogs, which will be
in few days. and the weather becon
cold enough the season will be opened: There
mel nothing doing in Hogs or in the Hog product.