Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-27
MONETARY AND C0lIMBROIAL



MONETARY AND O0HEMBROIAL
FInaneIa1 nnnlrs
" The quietness Of the banking quarter
heretofore noted, continues uninterrupted
Money is still In very good supply, and,
daily accommodating the applications for
Loans being light NJ the Discouhthouses
whore they are made as before, on 6rst-class
securities At lo@l2 per cent per annum. 5
Eastern Exchange remained very firm
yesterday at 4 for Ohio and Bank Of the
State Of Indiana Paper, and 9@sII premium
for Kentucky Notes. Gold was still steady
al premium; dealers giving s@4 for any
lots offered. o tt
Unourrent Money was very heavy and
SOME Brokers were still unwilling to buy
many of the Banks on the list, especially
Eastern Virginia, Tennessee and New Or
leans, as the Express Companies will not
undertake TO send packages to those parts Of
the country under existing troubles. Rates,
nearly as can be given, are these:
New Orleans, 10 North Carolina, 4OC95O; Iu-
diapa Stock, specie paying, !; Pennsylvania
(interiOrl 8; Virginia wheeling City,
10; Wheeling Branches, 1920 ; other sol.
vent Virginia, 25930; Missouri, ID; Iowa, 8
ale Wisconsin (solvent), 20@25 Wisconsin
(discredited) 65070; Illinois (solventl 90;
InibOis (disoreditedl 65@7e; Maryland lin
terpr), 10; Tennessee (old Banks), 10; Ten
nessee (free Benksl 20 /; Michigan and Can.
ada, s Alabama, so; South Carolina and
Georgia, 80 discount. ,'.
Exchange and Coin still rule as follows;
New roIs Sight,. sB"SfSHi Srss. sssS ssSfT,Ts Drsn
PbiledelphiS......... prem. SasS prem;
New 9Tlsaps.i;;..... 1S dis; nominal 1InSI
The Imports and Exports of various arti-
cles during the twenty. four hours ending
yesterday noon were as follows; -
Isaports-Apples, 379 barrels; Barley, 1892
bushels Butter, l12kegg Corn, ,sl2 bushels;
Coffee, 543 bags Flour, COZ barrels; Hay,
lao bales Hogs, 1857 head; Lard, AZ barrels;
Molasses, ll2 barrels; Oats, SO bush; Pork
and Bacon, 3 hhds. and tiercei Potatoes,
Asa brls; Rye, 4o6 bush., Sugar, l07 hhds.
Wheat, 1873 bushels; Whisky, 7S4 barrels.
Erp0rts-Apples, l7S barrels Butter, 6
kegs; Candles, 80 boxes; Cheese, 45 boxes
Coffee 307 bags; Flour, LAB barrels; Hogs,
l,255 head; Lard, l63 Orls.; Molasses, l39
barrels; Malt, l, ,2sS bush; Oats, lSbush; Pork
and Bacon 226 hhds., 72 tierces, and 239 blr-
rels; Potatoes l04 barrels; Rye, lilo bushels
Sugar, 81 hhds; Salt, 53 barrels; Whisky,
456 barrels. .t..a.4rr u #....
Flour remained unchanged yesterday, with
light local demand only; the rates for
superfne and low extra being nominal, and
for choice brands, "a 10 to So. Whisky sold
to the extent Of 600 barrels, at IL Nc, with a
dull market. Mess Pork was in limited
demand at SIC rs to $40 81; city brands
being held at Sl7, No demand for Bacon or
bulk Meats, but Lard was in request, 300
tierces selling at SC. There was limited
city and country demand for Groceries at
previous prices. The quotations for Wheat
were still nominal, on account of difference
in the views of buyers and sellers. Corr,
Rye and Barley continued dull, and Oats
steady. I.r.r .e.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier observes in
respect to Thursday Provision Market
The general market is very quiet, with
but little doing in any Of the leading articles
of trade. Flour is dull, with but a small
demand for the home trade. We quote at
81 75@6 for supeT6ne to choice family
grades, Grain is quiet, with nothing doing,
and quotations are nominal. Groceries are
very quiet. Provisions are very quiet with
but little doing. The demand for mess Pork
is smaller for home consumption, at SIT 6O@
II IS for city brands. Bacon is firm, at TIC
for Shoulders, 9Ac. for Rib Sides, 1910. fol
clear Rib, and lie. for clear Sides
Thursdays Tribune says Of Wednesdays
New York Stock Market;
The business of the Stock Board this
morning was only to moderate extent
The tendency OF prices was downward
throughout, with a trihing rally now and
then at the close of the calls The marke
was much less excited than of late, there
being a growing confidence in the ability OF
the Government to hold Washington against
any danger which may threaten it, and in
the eventual result of the present conflict
! The future, however, is so full of gloom, dis.
aster and doubt that we can hardly look fol
any permanent strength in the Stock market
until these are removed. The shorts are the
I principal buyers of Stocks to- day, but evincS
Willingness to put out new contracts when
ever there was any demand. The time con
tracts however, were to very limited extent
it not being easy to get out sellers options
and as the public have little or no interes
now in the Stock speculation, buyers op
tons were also in limited demand. Between
the Boards there was nothing doing.
At the Second Board tRe same feeling pre-
4 Ndileu as at Tue uOIuluB e65SlOui DuL Will loS
? strength. The sales were TO large exten
! for cash, although the bears offer their op
{ tions freely, and quotations were 15(9l13 PEI
! cent. of. The decline of the day is pei
cent. in Central, ~ per cent. Erie, Il pei
; cent in Hudson River, 2 per cent. in Harlem
q per cent. in Toledo, per cent. in G alena
, per cent. in Rock Island, &c. In Stat,
, Stocks the movement was moderate and thu
market without violent fluctuations, excep
in Virginias. Missouri Skies fell off to 421z
KentncBys are 80 and Tennessee Skies 4s
, | Virginas were very heavy, and after opening
az 46 touched AZ against 48 yesterday. Twelv
. per cent. Treasury Notes sold at par. Ii
Government securities there was but littl
! done, and the quotations are of l@2 pc
! cent. Railroad bonds are very dull anC
! prices are generally lower.
The same number of the Tribune remark
: in regard to Wednesdays New York None
tary affairs:
The Money Market remains much the sam
!. as noticed yesterday. The Discount-house
2 are, however, doing but little, there beini
! but little demand, excepting for strictly gilt
. edged Paper, which goes at 5(96 per cent
: Names not of this description go, if at al
= al very high rates. On demand the supply
: still very abundant at 4@6 per cent. Th
: : offerings at Bank are rather larger than 70
a month past. a-tr.L1 2 - .rat
{ The closing rates for Exchange per thi
steamer show still lower figures than "
{. quoted yesterday. Sterling is quoted Q
y lO51z69l05A for best names. Francs 5.40C
= 635. Large orders have gone out for Col
g in return for Bills. f r a.a-
!, The following is last weeks statement
the Boston Banks:
- Gaplal btock 90 1lJlt "
IL LOapH ADD 62,396 s.
Dpece ofIouiN
Due from other Banks ...-........f B,2lO 81
70 Due 10 other g,8s20
ID Defosltt. ls,tlO,l y
Ciieulaiie 6s735O
y NRw YORK CATTLE Market. - ThUFsdal
= ApTil 25.-At the Live Stock Market Ii