Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-30

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American GOld.... par ION prem.
Flour remained unchanged, with amoderate
local demand, super6ne being in some request
for army use at 81 40 to "a so. Whisky was
dull and lower, sales being moderate at 12c.
Provisions continued extremely quiet the
only transaction we heard of being a sale of
rump Pork at SO so to SIS. There was no
demand for mess Pork, bulk Meats or Bacon,
and nothing lone in Lard. Coffee was firm,
but the stoppsgs by the Collector of ship
menis has checked the demand. Sugar was
unchanged, and Molasses dull. Wheat was
steady, with a fair local and export demand.
Cosn; Oats, Rye and Barley continued dull.
The IMPORTS and Exports Of various arti-
cles during the twenty. four hours ending
yesterday noon were as follows:
imports-Apples, 2s5 barrels; Barley, 60
bushels Butter, LOG kegs Corn, 1875
busbels; Cheese, 226 boxest Coffee, 4s3 bags;
Flour, 1880 barrels; Hay, AZ bales; Hogs,
Oats, 1880 bushels; Pork and Bacon, 81
tierces and l,479 pounds; Potatoes, 267 bar
rels; Wheat, 1888 bushels Whisky, 442
barrels.
~EIpors-Apples, % barrels; Butter, s5
kegs; Candles IL boxes Cheese, l66 boxes;
Coffee, l,lOs bags Flour, 1929 barrels
Lard, 'l52 kegs; Molasses, 40 barrels; Malt,
as ~tierces, 81 barrels and 80 boxes; Potatoes,
AZ barrels; Sugar, SO hhds Salt, 2,T28 barrels;
Wheat, 1907 bushels; Whisky, 1876 barrels.
Yesterdays Louisville papers say:
Exchanges are some " hat easier, and drafts
on the East were selling yesterday at 2 per
cent. premium, the bank rate to regular
customers being premium. New Orleans
Exchange is nominal ct par. The general
market was quiet. .s
There were no sales reported; we quote
mess Pork at SIC 50@lS so. Shoulders &c
Lard SH@9c. par B.
Mondays New York Stock Market is thus
mentioned in our Tuesdays exchanges:
There was no prominent feature in the
. Stock movement to day, but evidently a
more cheerful tone among operators. The
transactions at the morning Board were
quite restricted, except in border State
Bonds, but a general advance was established
n by the necessities of the shorts, who COM
h pete with each other for the moderate guam
titles of cash stock offered. The successes
% of the Federal troops have undoubtedly
some favorable influence upon the market,
d as also has the taking of the 100000 o loan;
Y but the strongest element of the rise is that
|; OF the over sales of the bears, and the eOnse.
: quent demand for cash stock.
The few sellers options put out are at the
If large differences which have ruled for the
past month, showing the difficulty The Bears
find in carrying forward their shorts. The
J widest difference is in Illinois Central, which
? sold at 67 for the opening, LIST OF June, and
I Go, seller thirty. The difference in New York
= Central is about l per cent, for sixty days,
! Between the Boards the market was steady,
7 but without activity.
9 AT the Second Board, with a fair amount
4 IOf ftoucaQfiOuQ thaFn Was a vprY firm lfpQiinO
and a further advance was established. There
{ appeared 10 be an increased amount OF orders
amopg the commission-houses, and some O
. 1.-the Bulls took heart and bid freely for buy.
y ers' option. Central sold az high as 7l7sl
g and closed at that. Pacific Mail was in de.
. mand, and after the regular session 651 wa;
,. bid, against 6lK on Saturday. Illinois Cen
: trail sold up to 6sI, an improvement Of IL
e per cent. ON Saturday. Hudson River ad
= vanced u per cent Harlem u per cent.
y Rock Island "a per cent Erie l per cent, &c
% The transactions in State Stocks to-day
!. add up $4,000, in nearly every case at 81
y advance of Saturdays prices. Virginas solC
h up to 4sc, which is a per cent. better. Mis-
q. souri, 6s. advanced l per cent, and Tennes
y see 4 per cent. The sdvices from st. Loui
e indicating that Missouri will be kept in tn
y, Union, strengthens the bonds of this State
although there is little or no expectation
10 that the July interest will be paid. Til
other State Stocks sympathize, and, being il
~ moderate supply, the quotations have q
a improving tendency. In Railroad bond
~ there is no movement worthy Of notice
~ The market generally is firm. Governmeu
- securities are without important ehangi
~ but we're heavy at the Second Board, unde
the false impression that the new loan ha
~ not all been taken. After the Board the maj
~ ket wssfirm.
Of The New York Tribune observes in regar
40 to last weeks Bank Statement: .1a
D. The weekly statement of b1nk average
shows a continuance of the forced contral
tion of Loans which has been going 0
vs. recently, and a corresponding decrease
as deposits. The Specie line show a moderaf
increase, but the actual increase is mud
Ol larger. The amount in bank TO day exceeI
q $~l0,000,000, with a large amount by Il
nc Persia and Etnd, which has not yet reaehE
no the banks. One of the Savings Banks b
:" nearly $7O0,0oe in its vaults also ; and pro
we ably The amount in the city, not inclndiI
~ the Sub Treasury, reaches $43, 100000. q
RI The following is a comparative statemel
ia of the condition Of the Banks Of New 70
lc- City, May 10 and May 2b;
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w. SD .SSasas.a.. ss,G4s,sh s s,ss1,sss Dec Dec. LS e,
the Mondays New York Money Market is Il
referred to in Tuesdays papers:
The Money Market is without change, q
rates remsin as they were. Money abouni
but confidence in mercantile Paper is sml
the t9e Danks ere endeavor.ng 70 secure me
selves as best they can, by obtaining coll
erals, &c. few names continue 70 pass
per cent.
Foreign Exchange is dull. Bankers
lO514@lG6 for Sterling, and 5.32L@37X
inx, Francs, but very little business Is 90
,oes The EtnG arrived to day, with $L,6f7, 80
sin specie. 10 r.
and The aggregates of last weeks Philadslp
be Bank Statement are;
poo Capital stock ....... ..... ....,.... ...,, 81, siO