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

Bank OF Aledo, Aledo.
Bank of Ashland, Golconda.
Bank of Bloomington, Bloomington.
Bank of Brooklyn, Brooklyn.
Bank of Commerce, Vienna.
| Bank of Elgin, Elgin.
Bank of Galena, Galena
| Bank of Geneseo, Geneseo.
| Bank of Illinois, New Haven.
Bank of Indemnity, Galstia.
Bank of jackson County, Carbondale.
Bank of Metropolis, New Market.
Nank of Naperville, Naperville.
Bank of Northern Illinois, Waukegan.
Bank of Ottawa, Ottawa.
Bank of Peru, Peru.
Bank ofSpsrta, Sparta.
Bond County Bank Greenville.
Bulls Head Bank, st. Maries.
Central Bank, Peoria.
City Bank, Ottawa.
Columbian Bank, Elizabethtown.
Cumberland County Bank, Greenup.
Douglas Bank, Metropolis.
Eagle Bank of Illinois, Thebes
E. l. Tinkhom & Co. Bank, McLeansboro.
Franklin Bank of GIeenville.
Fulton Bank Vermont.
Garden State Bank, Hutsonville.
Ha1npden Bank, McLeansboro.
Highland Bank, Pittsfeld.
Humboldt Bank Napierville.
international Bank, Raleigh.
Illinois Central Bank, Newton.
Illinois River Bank, Harden.
Illinois State Security Bank, Equality.
jersey County Bank, Jerseyville.
Kaskaskia Bank, Sullivan.
Kane County Bank, Geneva.
Kankakee Bank, Kankakee City.
Lafayette Bank, Bloomington.
Lake Michigan Bank, Harrisburg.
Lancaster Bank, Lancaster
MARSHALL County Bank, Lacon.
MahaiWa Bank, Marion
Mclean County Bank, Bloomington.
Mechanics Bank, Hardin.
Mechanics Bank, Carmi.
Narragansett Bank Vienna
Ohio River Bank, Golconda,
Olympic Bank, Metropolis.
Patriotic Bank, Hudsonville.
Pittsfeld Bank, Pittsfield.
Plowman's Bank. Taylorsville.
Reeds Bank, Galesburg.
Reapers Bank, Fairfield.
Southern Bank of Illinois, Bellyille.
State Stock Bank, St. Johns.
Toulon Bank, Toulon.
Union Bank, Benton.
United States Stock Bank
Warren County Bank, Monmouth.
Western Bank of Illinois, Savannah.
Whea'-g growers Bank, Arna.
Flour evinced no improvement here yes
terday; the demand still being quite light;
500 brls extra selling at $4 10, while super
fine was difficult to dispose of at 81 so.
Whisky was in good request at full rates,
LOO brls. selling at l3A@l32sc. Mess
Pork was in better demand, with sales of
400 brls. at SIG so to SIG 10. Bacon Sides
were in good request, but there were no
transactions in Shoulders. Bulk Sides were
inquired for. Groceries were steady, and
Grains were unaltered all kinds of Wheat
except prime Kentucky white, being dull.
Rye and ear Corn remained steady, and Oats
and Barley dull.
The Imports and Exports of various arti-
cles, during the twenty four hours ending
yesterday noon, were:
Imports-App]es, 800 barrels Barley, 1850
bushels; Butter, 90 kegs, Corn, 1873 bushels
Cheese, l0boxes; Coffee, 5S2 bags; Clover-seed /
II barrels; Flour, 973 barrels; Hay, 243 bales;
Hogs, l,l36 head; Lard, 442 barrels and l26
kegs; Molasses, 600 barrels; Oats 294 bushels;
Pork and Bacon, 20 hbds., 98 tierces and l45
barrels; Potatoes, 263 brls.; Rye, 1885 BUSH;
Salt, l50 barrels; Sugar, 1853 hhds Wheat,
2,505 bushels; Whisky, ,4O4 barrels.
EIp0Tts-Apples, 80 barrels; Butter, l08
kegs; Candles, 3l4 boxes; Cheese, 80 boxes;
Coffee, 205, bags; Clover-seed, 70 barrels;
Flour, 665 barrels; Lard, 538 barrels and 326
kegs; Molasses, 338 barrels; Malt, 452 bushels;
Pork and Bacon, "a hhds., 273 tierces, 80 bar
Iels, so boxes, and 3 1902 pounds; Potatoes, 294
barrels; Rye 444 bushels; Sugar, las hhds;
Selt, l73 barrels; Wheat, l, 282 bushels;
Whisky, 568 barrels.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier observes
respecting Tuesdays Provision Market;
There was more activity in Provisions to.
A. I L
were sold, 6l0 brls at SIT, and $40 brls. on |
private terms. The market closed firm and |
buoyant with but little disposition on the |
part Of holders TO realize, while on the other |
hand buyers seemed more anxious to pur-
chase at cur quotations. Bacon remains |
very firm, with good demand on Southern |
orders, and to-day about 100 casks were sold |
at 712c for Shoulders, 91lc. for rib Sides, |
l014c. for clear-rib, and l0Ac for clear Sides. |
There was some inquiry for bulk Meats, and
30 600 lbs. were sold at 6l5c. for Shoulders |
and sac for Sides. Lard is firm at &c. for |
tierces, and 9Ac. for kegs.
Our Tuesdays exchanges say of Mondays |
New York Stock Market:
Business at the Stock Exchange shows but |
httle charge in tone, and at the First Board |
prices were about the same as at the close on |
Saturday. The largest transactions were in |
Federal and State Stocks. OF the latter,
Missouris and Yirginias were the most active,
at decline of q per cent. ia the former and |
/ per cent. in the Virginias. The market has |
for some time been freely supplied with the
Bonds OF these States, and with Tennessees |
also, by the Western Banks, which have re- |
Gently had great deal of trouble in the re-
demption Of Currency. A list of thirty-twO |
Banks in Illinois, whose bills are thrown out |
by the Chicago Banks, was published in our |
telegraphic column this morning. These |
Banks, it is stated, have a circulation of
S3,5o0,OOo, based upon Missouri, Tennessee
and Virginia Bonds. Coupon Stock of the
Federal Loan Of 1881 sold down to 922s, but
was frmeT at the close, and in the afternoon
advanced TO 92A.
In Railway Bonds the business was small,
but prices are well sustained throughout the
list, and the supply Of desirable descriptions
Is small, Michigan Central eight-per-cents.
SOLO ~ ex-eoopon, an advance of per cent.
The trade in Railway Shares was quite in