Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-27

Inc uembnu lOE lOuT Improved yesterday,
andprices went up &c., closing at S4 40@4 so
for supsrfne, and ,$4 75@5 so for the higher
grades. Whisky was in good demand, and
advanced &c. per gallon. Sugar and Coffee
were unchanged, but Molasses was 1C. lower.
Wheat, Oats, Rye, and prime Barley were
firm, and Corn advanced lc. per bush. Pro-
visions were firm: Mess Pork being in fair
demand at $l4 75 and holders asking $l5.
Lard and green meats were in good demand
with limited transactions in bulk Meat.
Hogs were in active demand yesterday, at
the opening of the market, advancing at
least 20c per GENITAL, and closing with fair
demand at S. 6O@5 70 for good animals.
The sales reached some 1900 head at ST. 500
5 20.
The following are the Imports and Ex-
ports during the forty.eight hours ending
yesterday noon:
Imports-Apples, 41s barrels; Barley, 1859
bushels; Butter, l05 packages; Candles, Is
boxes; Corn, 8, l49 bushels; Cheese, rs boxes;
Coffee, GAG bags; Flour, 1854 barrels; Hay,
33l bales; Hogs, 1921 head; Lard, 575 bar
rels; Molasses, 205 barrels; Oats, 1866 bushels;
Pork and Bacon, 2 hogsheads, l53 barrels,
hogsheads; Salt, 597 barrels; Wheat, 3,474
bushels Whisky, 2, l32 barrels.
Exports-Apples, 80 barrels; Barley, 488
bushels Butter, 81 packages; Candles, l55
boxes Corn, 1859 bushels Cheese, 9s boxes;
Coffee, 329 bags Flour S76 barrels; Hay, Is
bales; Lard, 904 barrels and 200 kegs; Molas-
ses, $50 barrels; Malt, 7O2 bushels; Oats, $50
bushels; Pork and Bacon, l5T hogsheads,
"a terces, l25 barrels and 485 boxes; Pota-
toes, l05 barrels; Rye, 600 bushels; Sugar,
$50 hogsheads; Salt, l66 barrels; Wheat, $40
bushels; Whisky, 1857 barrels.
Annexed is a comparative statement of
the Exports, exclusive of Specie, from New
York to foreign ports, for the past week and
since January /; ..
For the week ... 81 i0i 500 sI,69s,G57 S265s,ss5
Prev. reporIed'-. 59,157ss4 60,677,6s6 9s,2g7,67l
Since Janaury s6O 659734 $50 775 59s 800 96 O56
The aggregate, it will be seen, now ex-
ceeds $lOO,OOo,O 600, and is $34, zoe, 600 in ex.
cess of the same period last year.
Our Tuesdays New York exchanges say of
Mondays Stock market:
The Stock market has been very dull to-
day, the principal part of the morning
session being devoted to discussion of the
Washington defalcation, and whether the alb
stracted Bonds could be recovered by Gov
ernmeAt from parties who had bought them
in good faith. We have an impression that
this question has already been fully settled
1 by the Supreme Court of the United States in
| favor of the holders of the Bonds, but we can
not recall the particulars of the case. The
/ announcement of the detalcation and the
| doubt in regard to the course of the Govern
ment in the premises, threw a chill over the
| market and the result was, a moderate
amount of business and a declining tendency
in prices, withous any important change, ex.
! cepting in Panama, which fell of to ll71Z
having been l2l on Saturday. The bearI
made no special demonstration, although (
majority Of the Time transactions were OF
sellers option. There appeared to be littl
disposition to operate upon either side, thu
principal purchases being made to cove
short contracts. At the Second Board tn
market was very dull. After the regula
late in the afternoon, most of the leading
operators having left the street, lower price
were established.
Tuesdays Tribune observes respecting las
weeks New York Bank Statements
The Bank Statement shows continue
expansion in the principal items. The LOSl
line shows only moderate increase, whie
is partly the result of the reduced wants o
Bank dealers, and partly of the lack Of first
class Paper in the offerings. The Speci
line Is now over $40 000, 900 in the average
! and is actually to-day ever $2l, SOC, 900, ou
of which 5000 900 goes to- night TO New Or
leans. The Deposit line is very large, b
reason of the Specie arrivals from Europe
and the usual concentration OF funds her
for the payment Of interest &C., at the clos
of the year.
The following is comparative statemer
, Of the condition of the Banks Of New Yor
J City, December l5 and Dec. 22:
} D'c. ~. Dec. 10.