Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-03
THE DAILY PRESS.
M0EYTIRY AND C0liMEECIAI.
Financial Affairs

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Financial Affairs
Generally, there was more movement in
Money yesterday than on either Of the two
preceding days, owing to the preparations
for meeting the payments maturing to-day,
which are quite large for the month of Oc-
tober. Still there was no closeness in the
market on the contrary, it was quite easy,
and the DisCount-bouses were taking all the
Paper they approved of their customers, at
lCGl2 per cent.
With some Bankers the stock of Currency
is augmenting, but generally it is slightly
declining and will be more so as the season
advances.
Eastern Exchange was still called steady
yesterday, at L09E buying, though some
houses were quite full, and not anxious in
consequence 10 buy. Some of the Pork
packers were selling Checks on the East to
obtain funds on which TO operate here.
Gold was quiet at A030c. and 2s(040c.,
and New Orleans Exchange steady ut par
and = premium, buying and selling rates.
Time Bill and Uncurrent Money were un-
altered; Missouri Paper ruling at lc., and
Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin at 114c. dis
count.
Flour continued dull yesterday, and prices
irregular, although the New York market
was firm, with sales of Is, 900 brls. Superine
could not be sold here at over $4 60, though
holders would not let it go lower than "a 10
GA 80. The sales reached only l loo brls. Mt
S4 70 to So %. Whisky was unchanged,
with sales of l 200 brls. There was no altera-
ton in Provisions. Bacon Shoulders were
disposed Of at s%@SAc.; but no sales of
Sides we're made.
In Groceries there was no variation.
Wheat was unchanged and the offerings were
light, with good request. Corn, Rye and
prime Barley were firm, but Oats were dull.
Two of our packers began operations-the
first ofthe season-yesterday-- Morrison, ,Cor-
dukes & Co. and Henry Nye. We heard of
no sales of Hogs except 600 head at Sc so per
GENITAL, to be delivered the lst of December
Holders are firm and few are Offering, but
there is a gradually-growing disposition to
buy at better prices on the part of pur-
chasers.
The Imports and Exports of the various
articles, during the twenty-four hours end
ing yesterday at noon, were:
IBoorts-Apples $50 brls.; Barley, 5,76s bushels;
Butter, 262 packages; Corn, 4,92 bushels; Cheese,
1882 boxes; Coffee a bags; Flour, 1881 barrels Hay
bushels; oats, 5lsS bush Pork and Bacon, 20 bris
and 2,32l pounds; Potatoes, Lag brls.; Rye, 675
bushels; Whisky, I,6i5 bris' '' ''Y'O
:, E1pOris.. Apples 10 barrels Barley, $50 bushels;
Butter lO3 pkgs. Candles 1856 boxes; Corn 1872 bush
Cheese 6S5 boxes; Coffee 662 bags; Flour LAS brs
terces and 2i barrels; Potatoes, 50 bris; Rye, l6S
s SEsbbei bss sV%gsSI 20 hhd s@ '2 barrels Wheat
Yesterdays Louisville Courier observes
concerning Provisions and Hogs on Thurs
day:
The Bacon orders which come from tho South are
mostly for Sides the stock of which is very light in
The market was firm with fair sales at &c for
sh9ulders l =, i24c s for rib sSes 2S for clear rio
Qniry for Hams, with small transactions al lIc for
plain csnyased and l41ic. for sugar:cured, The
ing diminished by the sales which are made to fill
Southern orders, which are daily being received by
our dealers. The market closed very firm, at l316c
for pr prime; ,o. s,r uouo :. ,,,,, ,u,,, ,,.,,.
position on the part Of packers to contract for lots,
though we understand that a number of packers
at s. gros FS %e ed Hog deyepeS t1S eSIqaty
in The season, they would be willing TO pay Sc 50
net.
For green Meats there is not much disposition to
operate, Jobbers not being willing to purchase at
was CfIered to-day at SC. for Sides and SIC for
Hams, but it was refused. Jobbers are not willing
be willing to purchase large lots at that quotation
The general disposition manifested is to hold until
after the Presidential election
Thursdays Tribune observes concerning
Wednesdays Stock-list:
There was an active Stock market this morning
with firm feeling in the street before the Board,
some l,5oO shares Central having been taken at 81,
were languid and p les lower, and the call pro-
ceeded, II was evident that the disuni0n Incubus
p and Ra he demand o oae bugeeT ge1n
although large was still not sufficient to absorb ali
drawn out Of real holders BY the using M IF maT ul
gins. When the Western shares wero reached, tho
every description left off at decline.
The same number of the Tribune thus
speaks of Wednesdays New York Money
market:
The business Of the Clearinghouse was s27,95s,-
737. On demand, Money with little more activity,
cUllaterals. Paper appears to be hardening little,
siderable amount Of Paper has been sent here for
discount from Boston, which has tenn porarly sup
amount of Southern Drafts on the market, appar.
emily kites, which are very ditcut Of negotiation,
IDENTIFY twO,edged sword, and can cut the hand
that wields II. Any Paper with Southern name
hear Of further sales Of s266O60 Government new
Elves at z per cent premium. Treasury Notes are
Treasury here have reached 81 10000 'H' 3 s1O'
The Exchange market is inactive, with good
Bankers ask lOs Sterling, but hear of GALES Of
their Bills from second hands at lO7J4. Francs are
The aggregates of last weeks Boston Bank
statement are:
s22OtO; Specie, S. Oss, so; Due from other banks
Ss2l5 0i Due 70 other banks s9 o7o 700; Deposits
NLw YORK T GATFhE ca g.i, ihAGkEr.T TL,rsday, Noeem;
Der line Live STOCK Markets are oYsr-supplied
the present week The total receipts at the various
city-yards for the week ending yesterday, number:
5,o2l beef Cattle, 1872 Milchc sl2 Veal. calves
If,s67 Sheep aud Lambs, and s,5gi 1.-Two Hogs-total
60 229. This is equivalent 70 about 4O6,sO0 pounds
ofdressed Mutton, and l,7ls,SO0 pounds of dressed
Pork or total OF nearly six and two-thrds million
pounds (6,62Ol50 poundsl Of dressed meat brought
to this city during single week! At yesterdays
general weekly market, beet Cattle, owing to the
supply, sold at very low rates-the lowest this
year. Good Bullocks went AT prices scarcely above
S681Ec per pound for the estimated dressed weight;
few OF the best, but not many, brought high as
&c. Mich COWS of poorer grades are abundant and
sell low. Superior animals sell at fair rates. Veals
are abundant and lower. Sheep and Lambs are in
large supply, but with free demand last week i
moderate prices are maintained. Live Hogs are in
fair supply, and prices dropping.
Cincinnati Market.
THURSDAY EVENING, November3.
FLOUR-The demand from the local trade con-
tinues limit'd and the market dun and prices ir-