Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

Phiadephis-..--.. prem. prem.
New 0rleans.;;;.... 10 dis. nominal.
American Gold... 2t94 prem prem.
The demand for Flour yesterday contin-
ued limited and local, with small sales of
super6ne at "a 2594 3S and of extra at
81 5O@4 70. Whisky was heavy and dull,
though rates were unchanged; 600 barrels
selling at l21<c- Provisions were unsettled,
and prices nominal; 400 brls. mess Pork
being disposed Of at $lT, and 100 brls. prime
Pork at Sl2 so. Lard in tierces sold at &c.,
and lot of bulk Meat at &c. The request
for Groceries remained small, and the sales
were in limited way. The difference be-
fore mentioned between buyers and sellers
of Wheat rendered prices nominal. Corn
was dull, and lc. lower. Rye and Barley
were heavy, and Oats In good demand.
The imports and exports of various articles
during the twenty-four hours ending yes.
teidsy were as tollows:
Imperts-Apples, 500 barrels; Butter, 90
kegs; Candles, 20 boxes; Cheese, 1888 boxes;
Coffee, 25T bags Flour, 222 barrels; Hogs,
and Bacon, "a hhds., 3 boxes, and i03 $40
pounds; Potatoes, SO brls; Wheat, $50
bushels; Whisky, CAT barrels.
ErpoTts-Apples, 16 barrels; Butter, 25
kegs Candles, "a boxes; Cheese, 43 boxes;
Coffee, Ill bags; Clover seed, rs barrels;
Flour, 9 barrels; Hay, bales; Lard, 500
barrels; Molasses, 69 barrels; Malt, 800
bushels; Pork and Bacon, 55 hhds., tierces
and 667 barrels; Potatoes, SO barrels; Rye,
Ielsi Wheat 200 bushels Whisky, 1876 bar
rels.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier observes in
regard to Saturdays Provision Market:
The Provision Market to-day was very
active, and prices advanced fully Zoo. on
mess Pork, and fair sales were made at SIT 20
for city brands, and SIT for country packed.
The market closed buoyant with no dispo.
sition on the part of holders to sell. Bacon
Is firm, but prices are unchanged. There Is
nothing doing in Bulk Meats or Lard.
The following are the trade tables at New
York for the past week:
InPoRTS
Gen MsToGsHdi;s. ass5ss sni'SoS a.Sss,sii ss,sii
Total for the week g ~ s. ssssgg5s sgssl %!
Since January s72 6Os.sss s7I,ss3,537 SIS l68sl0
EXPORTS OF PsoDUcE ABD nERouAsDBH.
1901 1861. 1881.
Ffs3oHs5 s9 'Hi me ;S ssszS S Sta
Since January I.si7.7t4,1is 2I,s9s,Sls ss,:l7,zTT
EXPORTS or SPECIE
F.! F.1iss.S iss SSss isPcisd as.s ess s55
Since January l.slO70O66l ss760,Ss as.1iO,ofi
Mondey's Tribune says of Saturdays New
York Stock Market:
The features Of the Stock Market continue
much she same as those which have been ex-
hibited during the week, but the extreme
panic In the Border State Stocks appears to
be checked, although the quotations are
sgain somewhat lower. In the General
Share market prices touched still lower
points than yesterday, and the pressure Of
Stock was so great in the market that bids
were eagerly accepted, and there appeared
to be almost an entire absence of demand,
excepting from the shorts. A large portion
of the sales were for cash, the bears not APP
peaTipg disposed to extend their lines at the
present low figures. The public are tempted
to take few stocks for cash by the low quo
tations which some of them have rendered,
but there is none of the usual speculation
for the rise either in or out of the street.
The advices from Baltimore, aud the ap-
prehensions of an attack on Washington,
have been by no means reassuring, and all
parties have been more disposed to discuss
the various rumors which fill the public ear
than to do business. Pacific Mail and Pam
anna are especially heavy, the fears Of hold
ers pointing to the interruption of the busi-
ness of these Companies under the present
disturbed state of affairs. The former fell
off TO "a, aud latter to 97H against go and
l02 yesterday. Central touched 68S de-
cline of ! per cent. Hudson River opened
at S5 and declined To 80, which Is per cent.
lower.
In the Western Shares the decline was
very general, and ranged from to 9 per
cent. The weakest Stock was Burlington
and Quincy, which opened at 56, and, under
sales of less than 300 Shares sold down TO
ST. against GO yesterday afternoon. The
market, at the close, was very ragged. In
State Stocks the transactions touched $ll7,-
coo, the decline being Is per cent. only in
| TennesSees, q per cent. in Missouris, and
per cent. in Virginiss. There were no pub
| lie sales Of Government Securities, but the
! new lines could have been bought at l per
| cent decline. Railroad Bonds are neglected
| but do not suffer from the panic to the same
| extent as Railroad Shares. There was no
second session of the Board held, in eonss-
quence Of the Union meeting, and the tran
sactions IN the street were small.
Mondays Herald remarks respecting Sat-
urdays New York Money Market;
Money is as easy as ever, on call. on the
right kind of security, or for the best de-
scIiption Of Paper. But great care lie exer.
cised in selecting Paper, very few lenders
being willing TO buy names in the Southern
trade at any price. 1t seems 70 be generally
understood that a very small proportion 0
the debts due by the South to the North will
ever be collected the credit of parties wht
are known or believed TO have large amount
due them at the South suffers in consequence
On Call, very few Bankers care TO lend OF
slave State Stocks, even with any margin
The course pursued by Virginia has shake
public confidence in the honor Of the peopl
Of the Border States, and absolute repudia
tion would not now cause much surprise
On Railroad Stocks and Bonds, the Broker
borIew at 4@6 per cent. First class Papel
in the Northern trade, goes at 5II@7, &C
cording 10 length, &c.
There was little or nothing done yestel
doTy ~ Eridav In Earaion Ewehau0a RauL