Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-15


barrels and 80 kegs; Molasses, 1882 barrels
Malt, 50 bushels; Oats, 3,40f bushels; Pork
and Bacon, 647 barrels, l34 166 pounds Po-
tatoes, % barrels; Rye, lO2 bushels Sugar,
4lO hhds; Salt 200 barrels; Wheat, 62l busha
Erpcrts-Apples, 257 barrels Barley, 100
bushels; Butter, 337 packages; Candles,
1000 boxes; Corn 5,43e bushels; Cheese, l,l47
boxes Coffee, 279 bags Flour, 1,674 barrels;
Hay, 46 bales Lard, 1,083 barrels, 476 kegs;
Molasses 343 barrels Malt, 70S bushels Oats,
348 bushels; Pork and Bacon, $50 hogsheads,
lO3 tierces, 1872 barrels and 256 boxes;
Potatoes, $3.50 barrels; Rye, 20 bushels; Sugar,
l69 hbds.; Salt 2l2 barrels; Whisky, 1858
barrels.
Yesterdays Louisville Journal observes;
There was nothing new in the Money
Market on Saturday. The dullness of busi-
ness limits the demand for Money, and the
Banks are more nearly answering the de-
mands of customers There is some demand
for New Orleans Exchange, which the Banks
are selling at q per cent. premium. Eastern
Exchange is in good supply at q per cent
premium. The Provision market is very
firm at the advance noticed on Friday.
Messrs. Stewart & Barker report sales of 100
brls. mess Pork at $l6 75; so brls. at $l7;
10000 lbs. bulk Shoulders at 6Nc.; 10000
lbs. bulk Sides at &c., 10 900 lbs. bulk clear rib
Sides at 8Ac., and $1,000 lbs. bacon Should
-ers at nc. Other articles are as before.
Saturday mornings Eastern mail, due last
evening, failed, but we received that of Fri
day afternoon. The EUenihg Post, says Of
Fridays New York Stock Market: Cd.
The Stock Exchange to. day is entirely in
differentto the stirring news from Charleston,
as confirmed in the morning papers, and is
l I'D nrrlN w mi T.
ing at Washington. A general impression
is prevalent in the street that some efforts al
settlement of difficulties are now making
, yet it is hard to say upon what assurances
these hopes rest. The proposed speech o.
Senator Seward is looked for with a great
deal of interest and is not without its intiu'
ence on prices.
There is vigorous buying throughout thu
list, and quotations are l02 per cent. bette
than yesterday. Early in the day there wa
a slight decline in New York Central, sale
taking place at 76H against IN last even
! ing; but on the call of the Stock at th
Board, good demand, on time as well a
! : for cash, carried the price to TN.
! A noticeable feature of the market is tn
,, strength of the Government Bonds and Stat
Stocks. In almost every instance highe
: quotations are established. The Skies @
| 1867 sold at 81, ex. interest, and those of 1876
at 99@l00. The new Fives of 1871 are hel
at 92, and the coupon Elves of 1874 at 81
: For the latter 9313 is now bid.
. The same number of the Evening Post re
= marks of Monetary Affairs;
: The Paper Market is again easier. Goo
four and six months Bills find buyers at 81
lOper cent, and "gilt edge" 7(98 per cen
$ On Call there is fair inquiry at 6@7 pC
cent
i Exchange on London is higher. Leadin
e Bills are in demand at 1867. Francs al
l quoted 5.3273@5.37K.
The London Times of the 9th ult. has IL
g following;
The Board of Trade tables for the pa
l. month were issued this afternoon, and sho
that the amount of our export transaction
y has been almost exactly similar to that
,s the corresponding month of 1859, the tot
a being 9l0, ,757, 749, against Gl0,859,0O
A. Under no head has there been any very m
A. terial variation, the shipments of Cotton ar
:, Linen Goods having been on steady seal
Is while Woolen manufactures and Woolt
n and Linen Yarns figure for moderate d
1f crease.
n The total exports during the first eleve
months of the year have been fl23, TIA, 2
- against 9ll96l3, 1856 in the same period
q 1859, showing an increase of "a, 10l,09l,
q 3% per cent. Compared with 1858, an an
N mentation is shown of ELI, l58,7l4 or abo
N l6 per cent.
I With regard to imported commoditi
n. Wheat and Flour are the great items of
is terest, the arrivals of both having been abo
* three times as large as in the month of
p' vember last year, and their aggregate val
O being about 93 OOO,GO0, or G2,00O, 900 in c
ta cess even of the large importations of I
Va preceding month. OF other articles the &C
SSu sumption has been comparatively modera
1 r L. s.l1- ,aaly
~ by the price of bread. Thus q decrease
exhibited in Coffee, Cocoa, Sugar, Spirits q
y Wine; the latter, however, has probably bC
Ia affected by the postponement of pureha
until the final reduction of duty on the Isl
January.