Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-17
The Imports and Exports of various arti-
cles during the twenty-four hours ending
yesterday moor were as follows:

american bold"..s EMEt2 prem. 3n4 prem.
The Imports and Exports of various arti-
cles during the twenty-four hours ending
yesterday noon were as follows:
Lmports-Apples, 2S4 barrels Butter, SO
kegs; Corn, l99 bushels; Coffee, 2O5 bags;
Flour, 1893 barrels; Hay, "a bales; Hogs, l0i
head; Lard, 4 brls. and % kegs; Oats, 1893
bushels; Pork and Bacon, 5 hogsbeads, 50
tierces and 8 barrels; Potatoes, 697 barrels;
Salt, 1923 barrels; Wheat, 1882 bushels
Whisky, 73l barrels.
EzpoYt-Apples, II barrels; Barley, 800
bushels Butter, ZIG packages; Candles 1856
boxes; Cheese, "a boxes; Coffee, 264 bags;
Flour, l,445 barrels; Lard, 270 barrels; Mo-
lasses, lsl barrels; Oats, co bushels; Pork and
Bacon, IS ~hogsheads, SO ~tierces, 344 brls. and
8 boxes Potatoes, l27 brls.; Rye, 1874 bushels;
Sugar, ~ bogsheads; Wheat, 6l5 bushels;
Whisky, 265 barrels.
Flour was unchanged yesterday, the de-
mand continuing quite moderate, the sales
reaching go brls. only. Whisky was in fair
demand, and the market steady. Privisions
were quiet; $50 brls. mess Pork being dis
posed of at SIC So. Nothing was done in
Bulk Meats Or Bacon. Groceries were I'M
altered. Wheat ard Rye were firm, and
Corn, Oats and Barley dull.
Yesterday g Louisville papers say of Pro-
visions there:
Provisions nave been dull, cad prices have
declined fully 81 per brl. on mess Pork.
There is still a very large stock on the mar
keI and parties are anxious TO realize, but
are not able TO sell, ss it is impossible 10
max shipments. We now quote mess
Pork nominal at SlG9l7 for city packed.
Bacon Shoulders are dall at Be, There are
no Sides in the market for sale. Lard is
dull at Sac. tUr prime.
We annex a comparative stasement Of the
Exports (e4clusiye Of Specie) from New
York to foreign ports for the past week and
since January I, 1861;
Tots, sr ,bs v0sL siS59;;, sls60;o s,ls61:
Prsvionsy reported .~sl'i54,sOs $~s,7Si.5si i7S97,iiS5ss
Since Jan. i.....-~....s 2s, 55g, 2o3 sos 9 nos sI72Is3ls
Wednesdays New York papers thus refer
to Tuesdays Stock Market:
Stocks we're generally irmer this morning,
except for those of the Southern States
which continue to suffer under the Secession
troubles. or these, however, Missouri's were
well sustained at yesterdays quotations
with sales TO the extent Of $75, 900. Federal
Stocks were firm, and the Loan of 1881 was
held al an advance without actual business.
In Shares, Illinois Central is still the most
prominent and active, and the Shorts were
obliged TO pay q further advance of about |
per cent. to complete deliveries for the day.
The movement has been sustained thus far
with Vigor and skill, and the scarcity of cash
Stock has been turned to good account
against the bears. New York Central and
Galena were very firm and in good demand,
q Pacific Mail went up l per cent. The
Directors of this company meet Tomorrow,
and a dividend of 8 per cent Is anticipated.
At the Second Board prices were a shade
lower, except in one OF two instances, but
the market upon the whole was quite steady.
There was nothing Of unusual interest in the
Transactions Of the day, and the maket has
been entirely free of exciting influences.