Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-18
THE DAILY PRESS.
MO4. TART AND COMMLRelAl.


4 Financial affairs opened iairly yesterday
without any special activity however, II any depart
ment. Mtrav oa, 'r .uud demand, though less
tbsn on several days Of last week md Currency in
sufficient supply to an the present rcqniremsnts
Of the CONNER ai rrmunity;s me Of the Bankers
repairing su u- Of funds, which, they say they
would be I'd to invest in approved Paper at lO@l2
per cent,
Exchanpe was much sitter than on Satucda,, IN
Sitissq SIiHissqSeot the tS oaosiges here causing Inn
market at q tulfug. on The leading 'ints, and :
in pnt ider mofe TIN on Saturday morni,a we're
vii inp q, ~. q ,sterdyl who the supply gener-
few small sales "i Gold occurred yesterday at 70
premium, but he market remained dull.
In New Orleans lNchanRe nothing was done, and
no alteration occurT, IN Uncurrent Nj ney
Buying Selling
New York Sight. go. % prem = prem.
Phiiadeiphis.......... ..aoc. q prem prem.
n.,.'''''''''''''' M, 20 ra,o Iuni"' q rTem
Baltimere..''"''''' .'''''' "VU plggIn ~ Pou.'
American GUid....... y. = prem. %@ioc. prem.
Flour opened dull yesterday, but after the an
market became unsettled, and at the close, rates
made sfteT he dispatch was read on Change Pre-
yicus to that time, l,O2s brls wore disposed of at
whisky was dull, without any alteration in
Mes Pork was in moderate demand at SIS 75alq,
and $50 bTls from hchuloud Ind, were sold at the
former figures In Bacon aod Bulk Nc AZ nothing
was done, but some lots of Lard, in brs. and kegs,
we're disposed Of az l2Ac Groceries were sta firm,
. H.
Wheat rcmsiI ed dull ~ d the uufavorable foreign
news caused decline OF 2@2c. per bushol. Corn in
ear ADVANCED 2e; Ter by bel owing in part to the
Rye and Barley were leady, as before aud in
request Hay vas i ,ieLd3r suppl, end rates %
H. bales, on arrival
Butter, Ch.ese AID Se,d we're firm.
Hops wer, heavy to-uay, and were freely offered on
Change ot sc 62l ioi Sh Us average lots, without
tions could not b, MAD better than Sc %
The Imports ard Exports of various article
during the forty eight hour ending yesterday uonn
were:
Coffee 6O2 bags Fl lir 2 2j3 brls.; Hogs, 692 head
Malt 92s hu' 0at; ~; bush Pork % and Bacon,
2s hhds; Mheat tsG bushels: whisky, ,bsl brls. =
cdnde "a u cm cSs q hqEsF Eash q GhcPess PsokfsS S
boxes CONF s4g baFs III ur $50 brls.; Hogs, 800
head; and $50 bris. $40 bcGs;. Moasscs 2i2 brls
Oats, go bush Pork and Bacon, 36s hhd., I3j
tierces, 27l bls, u boxes Potatoes, 39 brs; Sugar,
l0S bids; Salt l,ls3 brls Wheat, 1924 bushol5i
Whisky, 975 brls
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
New York for the week past and since January Il
pIE 1oS S sk 1s5s g5sss; 1s59 5sS 1sS9; Bss 1
GenT McrcRandi'e. I,252,ssS l,oSO,S5i i''io5,Si5
EPiofed al he port s!lz22s5z ssegs2ele ssls2o12s
Thrown on market. 52,Oo7,O27 90 O6O937 S2,OO7,5l9
Saturdays Tribune says, In regard to Fridays
Money matters
Inc supply UN money continues ample Tor Dor
rowers' wants at the rates before quoted, Demand
Loans are GOT per cent al digit edged Paper 6H@1T
per cent. Long, double named Paper, Tunu uing into
i sci, gees at 1909 per cent.
The Foreign Bill market continues very Inactive
sanS hfS bnneer MIKE ask % oT 81 ssfns but
Southern bank bills have been sold at lO9h(0l095s,
and bankers at 1925 per cent. A considerable
amount OF sight sterling has been sold by this
steamer at ll0ls@1lQS against the bars received by
also dull.
The same number Of the Tribune remarks, con-
ceIning the Dry Goods trade in New York, during
the past week:
The trade in Dry Goods during the week has been
good-not as large as some weeks we have reported,
but quite satisfactory. The Western buyers have
confined their purchases to early autumn necessi-
ties, rather than laid in their winter supplies which
will extend the trade TO the later months; and we
season. Large operations in Printing Cloths have
been made the past week, principally direct with the
manufacturers, Of about previous prices, although in
some instances advance in 60X60 has been OBJ
1861, and very few expire before the present year
Brown Sheetings sold as fast as produced, and
no accumulation exists.
Bleacbed Cottons are in quick demand at full
rates, and all the regular or irregular styles
taken readily.
The consumption of all fabrics is on the increase
and promises t. equal the preparations for the in
creased production.
Tho shipments Of Domestics from Boston to for.
eign ports since January, have exceeded any pre-.
vious year, amounting to abeut 81 OOO-thus Civ
ing an AGGREGATED shipment from the ports of more
than S5C00,tOO duriug the last seven months.
This is an encouraging feature, and although the
amount is not atiyely large as compared with our
general export trade, yet the rmness of the goods
market for the past year must be attributed in no
small degree to that fact