Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

not De OUlulneu lOli HACuahsSj NlVhOuI P"g-
ing adherence.
A few sales of New Orleans Sight-checks
were made at 95@16 premium; but the mar
ket is irregular and fuctuating with only an
occasional demand.
In Time-bills we heard of no transactions, |
and Uncurrent Money was a trihe heavier
than on Saturday, but without quotable |
change.
Exchange and Coin, last evening, ruled as
follows:
New York seht".....,319}5 prem. = prem |
PPiniii%%dac:D6is.......l@9 Gs. Gfsm A@2 prem prem
Sew GrleaIs i....".... dis @par. 'l9,f 95i prem. prem
American GOld..........1a prem. A@l prem |
Our Uncurrent Money rates are as an
nexed:
Indiana Stock. 1l@l; Pennsylvania (inte-
rior) 5; Virginia, Wheeling and Branches, |
5; other solvent Virginia, 10; Missouri, 5(9G |
Iowa, 8; Wisconsin, & Illinois, Z; Maryland |
(iuterior), 5; Tennessee, old Banks, 8, free |
Banks l6@2O; Michigan and Canada, 5; Ala |
bama (Mobile), 10; Alabama Gnterior( 20; |
the Carolinas, l5@2O; and Georgia, 20l0 |
discount.
The suspension of the Augusta (Ga)
Bsnks had little effect upon the notes here,
although some of the Brokers, who had been
buying at 5, raised their rates to 10 discount.
The City Produce Market yesterday was
quite inactive, as it has been for some weeks.
| In Flour nothing of consequence was doing,
| and prices were nominal, the demand being
| mostly local. Holders were firm ut $4 ESQ
4 80 for superfne and 81 40@5 for extra,
and purchasers could not obtain Flour lower.
Whisky was dull and declined 12c., with
sales of LOO brls. Wheat was dull aud un-
changed difference of SC. existing between
buyers and sellers. Corn was heavy and
unaltered. OaIs were in moderate demand;
Barley declined SC. per bush., and Rye was
steady.
Provisions were tolerably brisk; mess
Pork being in fair demand, with sales of 500
brls. at $l4 %. Lard-4O0 tierces were dis
posed of at 914@9Kc, and 1000 pieces of
green Meat at 65S@614c. for Hams and 414c.
for Shoulders.
Hogs improved and were in fair demand,
the receipts being light The prices were
little lighter, and the demand for good Hogs,
mostly from English packers, was in ad-
vance of the supply. The sales were abont
1900 head at $5@5 l215 and $5 %.
The followingare the imports and exports
during the forty.eight hours ending yester-
day at noon:
lmports-Apples 1905 barrels; Barley,
2,OS2 bushels; Butter, 1877 packages; Candles,
20 boxes; Corn, 5,675 bushels; Cheese, 46l
boxes; Coffee, 373 bags; Flour 1870 barrels;
Hay, l65 bales; Hogs, $500 head; Lard, 60
barrels; Moasses, 436 barrels; Oats, 9S7
bushels; Pork aud Bacon, l3 barrels
and 22l59 pounds; Potatoes, IA bar
, rels; Rye, 90 bushels; Sugar, 3l4 hogsheads;
: Whisky, 2,835 barrels
Exp0rts-Apples, 81 barrels; Barley 332
} bushels; Butter, 70 packages; Candles, l22
} boxes; Corn, 1896 bushels Cheese, 364
, boxes; Coffee, 206 bags Flour, 1897 barrels
Hay, 20 bales; Lard, 59l barrels aud 325
+ kegs; Molasses, 1T barrels Malt, l54 bush
t els; Oats, s24 bushels; Pork and Bacon, l5l
4 hoPsheads, 20 tierces, 50 pounds, and 4O2
y boxes Potatoes, 76 barrels Rye, 67bushels
I, Sugar, 80 hoPsheadRi Salt, l,e69 barrels
d Wheat, So bushels; Whisky, l,70e barrels.
e Yesterdays Louisville Courier remark
: under date of Saturday evening"
= The Provision market is perfectly stag
- nant, and had there been any parties in th
y market who wished to have purchased larg
70 lots, there is no telling at how low pric
l. the purchases could have been made. Pack
,e ers are anxious to realize for their stock, bu
5. there is no demand for Pork except in a re
" tail way, TO fill orders from the South. Mes
IS Pork could readily have been purchased d
Of $l5 had there been any buyers in the marke
r, though some parties are still holding thei
e. stock az $l6 There is small order deman
b. for Old Bacon, but the sales are limited I
IN sc. for Shoulders, l2c. for rib, and l3c. f
iu clear rib Sides. The market for green Mea
e. | = 1.,n1 sa tnlls -
Ia how low contracts might have been mao
th had there been any buyers in the marke
ia. Packers are anxious to sell, but owing TO Il
NO excited state Of the market and the unce
ct tainty of which course it will take in Il
k future, dealers are very cautious about bu
10, ing. There were no transactions reportl
ST. to- day.
ou There.is really no market at present f
Hogs, as packers are refusing to make al
offers, and the prices at which they are G
OF fered by holders being above their view
LA. Some few lots are offering for sale, but I
a packers and holders are not able to agr'
avs consequently there were no transaction
in The very best terms on which Hogs cot
tbe be sold bere would be So net, and that
10 time. II would almost be impossible 10 s
n them at any price for cash. The houses ha
no. all been busily engaged during the past We
I'M in killing, but we were unable to learn
ar total number killed up 10 this evening. Z
his | receipts are more noeralJ and the Ill
is bought for late November and carly Dece
,ou Der delivery, have been arriving freely.
tbe number in pens last evening was sufiicien
, il keep all the houses in full blast for the n
ere or two. The weather was very cold and
ms Yorahle for packing.
bly, We annex comparative statement of
ate imports of Foreign Dry Goods at the !
of New York, for the past week and 81
nan January /:
Is Entered AZ Port o. ,s6s,2sO 81 66s,l7s Si29
on, Thrown market. l,36s,260 i,44O,iOi So
sho EhteTeS al port. .t567O,92g loi 395ns s62i1
I'M 1hrwn on market .63,4g,7b5 l03 579.75l g5OOl
700 700 Saturdays Tribune thus speaks Of Fridi
pah- New York Stock Market
aby The prominent feature of the Stock n
who ket to-day was dullness. There seems tC
eky entire stagnation in the speculative mo
lOse mebt, the transactions being mainly c
Dut- fined 10 a few scattering orders for inv
e Is ment and the purchases by the bearer;
The cover shorts. The morning session was Q
-ous at an unusually early hour. Some of
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