Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-05
AND COMMERCIAL,
Financial Affairs.

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In Thlrd-street yesVeraayi tue hummer Vi
mora activity in Financial circles The Notes and
.iO,e , ,,- : - - ~, or,rs brt yon- 4
orally small in amount, and all that bore the names
on parties IN good commercial standing were
promptly mot. The Monetary market continued
easy for all undOub'od names at e@l2 per cent? the
average price being @00u' ~ ior niS' 'isS raper IN
'OT Th non,rv @ temporary accommodation wa,
IaIesr than ii several days preyinus and there was
more borrowing Of the merchant. from each other;
wan, no nSrtcniaT S,tsratieS VI 'ne HiSrA''
Eastern Exchange, in consequence Of the demand
beinn en % Has nTmer Pnt rates h,e 9nSIereIi d 70
99fflh8 99f ne puyIne anu ~ prem the sellihg rAte.
one or two points, aud drew for special customers
10 n S spd Naup Orleans Excb.Doo
ssSrSon' s,Scr ana nothing worthy of mention doing In
ii,s,rr.D. Nto,,, r,,loa 90 ,f. a A., e. ,,.
h5ottg lo Iuleu as UeloIe' = us LOT MIS-
So9T ana & dS % Gts I ipr hows Illinois, mo- aud wisconsin
at SGS Il dis 'i'' 'n''0 i"'' sO'"s sOine'in'e'
All me NY EIoauoe Market yesterday was unusually
t bd ~ ras unseISica, ~ Dut l,oOO nTls sold 900
demand, but &c. lower than on Monday
Avn, nn saes % Gug; oSt no,ueis Iehalhe4 @ very
GfC ceries wers unaitered MoIasses stIl 1utet and
Sugar and Coffee steady In Corn and Barley there
were no trat sactions, sut Wheat, Oats aud Rye re-
The Imports and Exports of various articles
during the tventy fonr bo,ira ending vastardax pr
-, ~
were'
Irports- Barley, 47q bush; Butter. 2SS packapes.
Corn 2i6e bushels; Cheese g37 boxes; C,ttae' AZ
bags; Flour, 267 brls; Hay, "a bales; lgs, I5i3
head; Lard 4 brls and 100 Il g; Malt. T36 bushcls
Oats, O7q bu heS: Purs and bacon tHO y untls
Potatoes, "a brls; Sugar 36 hllds; Salt. 632 brls
Wheat, 5,Oi3 bushels; Whisky, go barrels.
EgpoTts-Barley, h3I bushels; Butter, 40 packages:
Candles. ~ buXes, Cheese 72 bUves; Coffee l6l bags
ElsIr 3 L. head. M Eptyz
MQlasses, ~ DTS Oats ~ Dush fork REu Bacon,
~ hhds., 10 uelSes' ,enn 81 DTls fotat3es, Dts
bush Mhiski . IS Orls'
Sunday's New Orleans Picot1lpe saws of the animal
trade of that CITY of which a. hos n cor,nio.o - :
uNuo VI 'i"' N''' VI "ii0" " "''9 Il" SoihPicVe re-
The increase the mast wear in tbs rpceints oF tbo
prnncts az Tho c,nt enbrncns m ue ~ Oa ,g
stapes of our agricult,re Of cation The in 40
was SsO 7I9 bales; tabacco Sl7S hogsbasds. corn
q4q h55 eacka. liz CON 6Op2 ferces lard % oSi tel
6uifeT io as keSs: oois ~ sg sncs @faSS lac &
bales. ~ -
Their total yalup for ism Is 500 q20 $40 aoainst
2ls34g.5l6 for 1870 With some dnctnafionS f,r
six years the import trade of our city has shown
steady progress There is eyidenca found in tbe
Comparison of ears with one another FIAT n grow
ing dcpendence upnn fbis city for s1nnii~s Is CON
stan tiy exhibited by the merchants OF large area
of the Southwest. "
THF Wool LMARKET-TelIlxamnf6 A X Kitcbing's Na,v
yort wei ci,.c,,Ior 5o.od Su,o, ~ -. Is.
OiA "'Oi 'i'''i' u"teu SeP'ei'iDer ist' oDserVes'
IN G9nseguehGe 9L ne large purchases mad5 by the
mand for domestic fleece during the month of Au-
gust was only moderate The stock is by no means
large; Holders are ready to meet buyers, but are
not over anxious 70 SELL They express great conf
depce IN the stability OF the market.
Pulled Wools have met with a good demand at
on sale f' ~ ' ~ - ~ S IL NJ"