Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-07
AND COMMERCIAIs :



The interest felt in the election yesterday
had the effect of rendering financial matters
deoidedly dull, and few transactions Of any
consequence occurred in Third-street. Money
was in moderate demand and the market
easy at l00l2 per cent. for first class Paper.
The Discount houses had fewer offerings of
Paper than they had had on any previous
day for several weeks.
There was no variation in the rates Of Ex-
change, but there was less doing, and none
of the dealers paid over a to outsiders on
any point. There were sales by some of the
Bankers considerably below the market
price-K premium.
Gold was in brisk retail demand, and deal
ers charged y prem. across the counter,
giving h@3Oc. readily.
In New Orleans Exchange, Time-bills and
UncuTrent Money there was no alteration
with little doing in any one of these articles
An excellent counterfeit five-dollar note
on the Western Bank of Philadelphia, was
detected by the Bankers of Third-street YES
terday. 1t is fac-simile of the genuine and
liable to deceive any one. The cashiers
name, however, is engraved, and by this it
may be distinguished from the genuine bill.
Tie New York news by telegraph had an
unfavorable effect upon Flour here, but rates
were unchanged. with a dull market. The
sales were ], l,525brls. at$5. Whisky was steady
with a fair demand; 1900 barrels changing
hands. Provisions were unchanged, and the
market was quiet. Groceries were unaltered
Corn and Wheat were firm and in good de-
mand, snd Rye, Oats and Barley were un-
changed. The City Produce Market was, as
whole, decidedly duh.
In Hogs very little was done; holders
keeping their figures too high for buyers
Some small lots were disposed of, we learn,
at Sc 75@6 81, net, for delivery next week.
The following are the Imports and Exports
of the various articles during the twenty-four
hours ending yesterday at noon:
haOorts-Apples, III brls.; Barley, 1859 bushels;
Butter, lsg Packagesi Corn, 5,2sl bushels; Cheese
IS5 bales; Hogs, ESQ head Lard, I3 6rs and IA Kegs
Molassss los brls; Malt l75 bush; Oats, 6Sli
@ hhds; Salt, IL brs Wheat, 4,2l3 ish.i Whisky,
Esports-Apples SO barrels; Barley. $40 bushels;
Batter % pkgs., Candiea $50 boxes Gurul 3 bushs
Cheese, 1872 boxes; C6itee. 2]6 bags; Flour, $50
bush Oats, IS6 bush; Pork and Bacon, lOl hhds.
. snG ~ eJ5i m hoteioes ~ barrels ,KEe, 500 bushels
Whisky, 659 brls.
The New York Import entries for the past
week are considerably ahead of last year,
$4,093,939 (including the dry-goods table in
our last paper) to So, 2,6l9,006. This renders it
probable that the total Custom-house return
for October win show moderate increase
on last season. though the sum for the ten
months of the calendar year is still behind
1859. The Export clearances of domestic
Produce continue heavy, 81, los, 78l for the
week, egainst 81 305, $50 same week last
season, placing the total for October ahead of
any previous month of the past nine years.
Mondays Times says of New York None
tary matters:
Excbapge has fallen to lOsC7 1851 on London and
81 29c @5t l6Ac ON Paris, and in good supply with
the Bankers, some of whom buying Merobanf-
bills Against Grain and Cotton to good advantage
Money Is W. rlh per cent, on call, per cent. o
cent. on fair selections of mercantile Bills The
general supply keeps abundant where the security
has been in Classifying mercantile credits, and mar
gins, in some cases are demanded by lenders at call
or Stock security.
No particular change has occurred in the
New Orleans Money market Our latest
advices-those of Sunday-show a close and
rather unsettled Money market, the best
rates for Paper being lO@l2 and is per cent.
Exchange was unsettled New York selling
at A@M dis; New York Sixty-days' at l%
@219 dis; London clear bills at 615@7X
premium.
The New Orleans Bank-statement of last
week shows these changes from the previous
week Increase in Specie, $40,0l1 increase
in Circulation, 500, 935; increase in Deposits,
$57 1913; increase in Exchange, $28e, ,97S
The total Loans, on Saturday evening, were
$27, ,397, ,s39.
The total Circulation of the st. Louis
Banks last week was $3l5, 300; Exchange
maturing, $4476, 847; Coin, $595, 789: an in
crease. from the previous week of $3s, ,O65 in
Circulation $s4, $50 in Exchange, and
$26, 2l4 in Coin.