Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07

Stccks the priueipal movements are in Mis-
| souIf Sixts, hicn nod "A market at about 40
| Tennessee Skies sold at AZ in the morning
and 46 in the afternoon, under report that
the State had seeded. Yirginias ate with
! ont important change, but are still selling at
wide Differences between cash and sellers
| option Government Bonds have an upward
tendency. The Skies Of 1881 are in demand
at sS1< for registered and 86H for coupons
| There are nOt many in the market. Rail.
road Bonds of the best class are firm but in
active.
Saturdays Times remarks respecting Fri
days New York Monetary affairs:
The Exchange Market is reduced Ik@l per
cent for Saturdays mail, and the quotation
| for Bank and Bankers on London Is IO41<C0
105 Der cent, and good Merchant Bills 1890
l04 per cent. Therateson Parissympsthize,
and fair Bills have been done at 5.45(95 40.
The demand from the importers on all Eu-
ropean points Is extremely moderate, so that
most Of the transactions are among aud be.
tween the Bankers themselves; some Of
whom are ordering Gold from England
In Money there is continued ease in Loans
ct call on approved Stock Collateral at 5Cl6
per cent, while lenders touch Mercantile
Paper with unusual caution, and there is
nothing done under I per cent. The City
Banks are distributing this week, as they did
last, very considerable sums in Gold, the de-
mand being from Boston, Philadelphia, and
the New York and New England Country
Banks, and also for the outfit of our volun-
teer soldiery. The California steamer deliv-
cred $s68 900 this afternoon, which will
replace the outgo In part, and 10 this source
of supplies will soon be added further i'm
poftations from England.
Yesterdays Louisville papers say Of Pro-
visions there on Saturday:
Provisions are firm, with good inquiry,
but the transactions are limited, as
parties are not disposed to sell. The
news received from other places had a
cheering effect on the market and it closed
firm at Sls 25@ls so for city brands of mess
Pork, Bacon is firm, and prices have an
upward tendency. There is nothing doing
in bulk Meats or Lard.
Laud.Warrants are dull in New York, and
selling at 4O@50c. per acre. Treasury tes
of low rates of interest are quiet at l to Q
per cent discount. The merchants there will
not buy them for Custom house purposes
considering ita meanness in the presentcrisis
to pay any thing but specie to the Govern
mebt. 'f.
BosToN BooT AND SHOE MARKET. The
| Boston Shoe and Leather Reporter SAYS that
tuo eblpuleutS lOT INC week, OOJ0 Dy rail- duu
/ see, have been very limited. AS no clear
ances are made for any ports south of Della.
| ware Bay, but few Goods will go from here
| by sea during the period of the blockade.
In the almost entire absence of collections
from the South and West, our manufacturers
are hard pressed, and extensions and sus-
pensions are more numerous. Some South
tfn houses state their inability to pay from
the utter impossibility of making collec.
tioDs, and at present there seems no promise
of improving prospects. The Western
dealers suffer from the deprecated Currency
ard high rates of Exchange, aud parties
v no have thoroughly tried it, say that the
collection of a debt is next to an impossi.
bility. If we are to have war, it is certain
that the surplus crop of the West will be
wanted at good prices and, as the Treasury
of Uncle Sam is now filled to TepletiOu, theiI
merchandise will command the cash, and
they can wipe out their Indebtedness 70 tht
Eastern States. Hfl