Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25
MONETARY AND COMMEROTAL.'



Exchange on New York was quite firm
yesterday, at 4 per cent premium, in con-
sequence of demands Of the State and of sew
ersl Railroad Companies having interest
falling due on the first. The buying figure
ranges from q to Il. ..
There was but little doing in Uncurrent
Money and but very little offering. Rates
remain as follows:
Kentucky, l@l< New Orleans, A; North
Carolina, 30G50 Pennsylvania (interior),
SOS; Virginia wheeling City,, TO- Wheeling
Branches, 10; other solvent Virginia, 20;
Missouri, l2@l3; Iowa. 395; Wisconsin (sol-
ventl l5@20; Wisconsin (discredited(, 65(070;
Illinois (sOlvent) 4O150; illinois (discrediIedl
60@70; Baltimore, 2@3; Maryland ,interior),
8; Tennessee (old Banks), l5917; Tennessee
Gree Banks) 2O@25; Michigan and Canada,
3; Alabama, 30@5G South Carolina and
Georgia, 30@50 discount.
Gold remains at 4 per cent. premium.
. There was not much Paper Offering yes
terday for discount, and none but the first
class met favor at l per cent.
The rates of Exchange and Gold are as
follows;
BuvfnO. Selling.
New York Sight. h@4 prem. 4 prem
BOston................. 1s6s1 prem. = prem
Beltimore......-...... A@5s dis. par9A prem.
American Gold. i,i. 4 prem prem y prem prem.
The New York Tribune of Saturday says
In Money matters there is no change to
note. Demand Loans are 4Q6 per cent on
choice collsterals. Very leading Paper goes
ut 515(07 per cent. There has been some
increase in the supply of first class Paper
recently, growing out Of speculative opera
tons in spices, tea, coffee and other articles
| likely TO be affected by changes in the tariff
10 be made at the coming session Of Con-
| gress.
The New. York Times of Wednesday gives
the following result of the Stock market for
that day
New York Central, 73H: Erie, 22H
| Hudson, 32H Harlem Preferred, 2lM
Galena, GO; Pacific, 65H Panama, 1867 ;
Michigan Guaranteed, 25A Michigan Cen
trail, AZ; Toledo, 221z Rock Island, 34Jf;
Illinois Central, 65; Burlington, 56H Mis-
souris, 37A.
The business in Foreign Exchange for the
Fulton, sailing for Havre and Southampton
at noon on Saturday, was done to-day al
l05A@l05% per cent. for Bankers Bills
and l04(1l05A for the various grades o.
Merchant Bills.
In louisville shere was no change yester
day. The Journal remarks:
We have no reason to vary our remarks
in reference to Monetary affairs. There il
but little Of the medium in circulation, and
that which finds its way into business chan,
nels in the way Of Loans obtained in tht
streets at high rates, the banks generally
limiting their accommodations to the matter
of renewals, Exchange on the East is plen,
tiful at ~ per cent. premium, which is thu
selling rate, and per cent. premium, th'
buying price. New Orleans Exchange il
nominal at per cent discount buying, anC
par selling. There is but little Currency
in circulation, and such as we have ha
undergone no change in rates.
Wool IN OHIo.-We learn that the pros
pect of profitable trade in Wool is not en-
couraging in this State. The prices las
Spring ranged from 35 to 4Oc., while tn
present season it is dull at 20 to 30c.-
quite falling off.