Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-08
MONETARY .AND COMNEROIAI.

MONETARY Avn, COAIlIERCIAI
nas FinssssaI Aaans. ,bs.s a,f,
Saturday was quite active in the Bankin
quarter, much more 90 than Friday, an
than is usual at the close Of the week. Tn
movement in Money was brisk, aud yet th
legitimate demand was readily met By tn
Discount houses at the regular rates-lO@l
paGeent. per annum. In the street ther,
were more borrowers than there had been
but the kind Of Paper they offered was difR
cult Of negotiation even at l5@ls per cent
Currency increased during the week, and
the balances Of the Bankers were generally
larger on Saturday than at the beginning Of
| the week. ea a t .rD lo
Eastern Exchange ruled firm at 4Oc. buy
ing on the leading points and u premium
on all, though few dealers were short of
supply, and in some instances paid 42H@
I5c. on Philadelphia and New York.
| New Orleans Exchange was still extremely
dull, with no demand worthy of mention,
the Bankers buying at sl@l discount for the
purpose of remitting IL there to purchase
New York Sight Checks, which, at our latest
advices from the South--dates of Thursday
referring to Wednesday-were disposed of
by the Banks at 5S@A premium.
In Gold, nothing of consequence was done,
though some dealers mentioned fair retail
counter demand at 4 premium. Any large
lot could be had at 9s@4Oc. at some of the
houses, and il was difficult to sell to dealers
better than Il premium.
Some of the Uncurrent Money was lit
tie better, Missouri going at 8@316, Illinois
(solvent) 4@4H, Wisconsin (solvent) 4t@41S,
Wheeling City and Branches 81, Eastern
Virginia 4, Indiana Stock 14@1S, New Or
leans l, Old Tennessee 3, Tennessee Stock 8,
and Iowa 3 discount. s .r l.r OIL.
A classification of the discredited Illinois
and Wisconsin Notes was also made, and
the issues of the former State were put at
l2@l5 discount. Shawnee Bank, Illinois
State Bank, Mississippi River Bank, Bank of
Carmi, New Market Bank, Pamet Bank,
Bank of Albion, Bank of Federal Union,
Bank of Quincy, Bank of the Republic,
Bank of Southern Illinois, Canal Bank, Citi-
zeps' Bank, Continental Bank, Farmers
Bank, New Canton; Union County Bank,
Commercial Bank, New Haven Corn Plant
ers' Bank, Farmers Bank.
These Illinois Banks rule at 1000 dis
count Farmers and Traders Bank; Grand
Prairie Bank Merchants and Drovers
Bank; Morgan County Bank; Railroad
Bank Bank of Chester; Bank of Carmi
Bank of Pike County; Belvidere Bank /;
Planters Bank; Eugar County Bank; Bank
of Metropolis; Bank of Boston; Prairie
State Bank; Bank of Raleigh; Bank Of Au-
rora; State Bank American Exchange
Bank National Bank; Corn Exchange
Bank; Bank of Commonwealth Merchants
and Drovers' Bank; Southern Bank of ILL
nois; GRANVILLE Bank; State Bank, Shaw
neetown; Frontier Bank Southern Bank,
GRANVILLE.
The annexed Wisconsin Banks are quoted
at l2@l5 dis: Artic Bank, Eau Claire; Bank
of Albany; Bank of Beaver Dam Bank of
Eau Claire; Bank of Grant County, Platte
vile; Bank of Moneks; Bank of Green Bay;
Bank of Monroe Bank of Horizon; Bank of
Whitewater; Bank of Wisconsin, Watertown;
Beloit Savings Bank; Chippewa Bank, Pekin;
Citizens Bank, Black River Falls; Clark
County Bank, Chippewa Falls; Commercial
Bank, Racine; Corn Planters Bank, Wau-
pacca; Dodge County Bank, Beaver Dam;
Elkhorn Bank; Farmers Bank of Two
Rivers; Hall & Bros Bank, Eau Glare;
Katanyan Bank, La Crosse; Koshkonong
Bank; Laborers' Bank, Markesan; La Crosse
County Bank, La Crosse; Lake Shore Bank,
Msnitowoci Mechanics Bank, Whitewater;
Mercantile Bank, Lodi; Monroe County
Bank, Sparta; North Western Hank, Ste
vens Point; Osborn Bank, New London;
Portage County Bank, Jordan; Reedsburg
Bank, Reedshurgi Rockwe & Co.'s Bank,
Elkhorn; State Stock Bank, Eau Claire; ST.
Croix River Bank, Grand Rapids; Trades
mems Bank, Chipewha Falls; Waushara
County Bank, Wautoma; Wood County
Bank, Grand Rapids.
The regular rates of Exchange and Coin,
at the close Of Bank hours on Saturday, were
as follows:
B'ying Selling.
Nsv York Si1ht a.HY tOc nra,.