Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

The City Produce Market continued dull
yesterday; little alteration occurring in any
article. Flour was dull, with sales of few
small lots. Whisky was also dull; 6,6OO
barrels being disposed of at l2@l21Sc There
was fair demand for Lard at &C.; but mess
Pork and bulk Meats were very dull. Gro
ceries were in light request, and All Grains
were dull, except Oats, which were steady.
The Imports and Exports of various arti-
cles during the twenty. four hours ending
yesterday noon were as follows:
ISnpoTts-Apples, e4 barrels; Barley, 3,439
bushels; Butter, ll8 kegs; Corn, 637 bushels;
Cheese, 80 boxes; Coffee, l6O bags Flour,
270 barrels; Hay, lie bales; Hogs, sci head;
Lard, Ala barrels; Molasses, $50 barrels; Oats.
600 bush Pork and Bacon, $50 900 pounds
Potatoes, 80 brls; Salt $50 barrels; Sugar,
397 hhds; Wheat, 1898 bushels; Whisky, 252
barrels. ~ sI ln
Erports-Apples, 23l barrels; Barley, 1870
bush; Butter, IL kegs; Candles, 's9 boxes;
Corn, So bush.; Cheese, ia boxes, Coffee 224
bags; Flour, 537 barrels; Lard, 2,06l brls.,
and 47kegs; Molasses, i42 barrels |; Pork and
Bacon, SO hhds., l07 tierces, 292 barrels and
2 500 pounds; Potatoes 8S barrels; Rye, 257
bushels; Sugar, 292 hbds; Salt, 81 barrels:
Wheat, 956 bushels; Whisky, 375 barrels.
Yesterdays Louisville papers say of We'd
pesdays market: frff -s.... ,s ..
The Money Market was perfectly quiet
yesterday. The market for Exchange is f1uc
tuating and the selling rate for Eastern is
! 1908 per cent. premium, the buying rate
being ] 11z62 premium. New Orleans Ex.
| change IS neglected, aud eur nominal quota
tions are q discount buying and par selling
| The rates for Currency are uncertain, and
we do not venture quotations. The general
market is extremely dull. In Provisions
| there we're no sales of Importance.
We annex q comparative statement of the
Exports exclusive ofSpecie) fIom New York
to foreign ports for the past week, and since
January l, 1861:
Is59: 1850. 1881.
Previously reported l7,76',lls A,os36lS a8Sl7,277
Since January Isis siss7s 2s,i29.9s7 4O,899,747
Wednesdays Times remarks in respect to
Tuesdays New York Stock Market:
We have had most excited Stock Ex-
change to day, with fluctuations of or 3
per cent. each way in the course of the day s
dealing, and a large aggregate business in
Southern State and Railway Share securi-
ties on the printed sales. There was great
buoyancy at the early Board, and recent
speculative sellers for the fall participated in
the demand from outside the Exchange, and
SO put prices up nearly as fast as they had
previously gone down. New York Central
went 10 "A cash, Pacific mail to 6S, Virginias
to 49, Missouris to 46. Erie 10 49, and the
Western Roads in something like the same
proportion. The difference between the
lowest sales Of yesterday and the highest of
TO day, in some instances, were SOLO per
cent and on Pacific Mail Is per cent.
Between the Boards some very exciting
war rumors were put shoat on the street, and
as nothing OF this na'ure can be made too
exag gerated for at least partial credence or
momentary effect in these excited times a
good many Stocks were sold upon them, and
the same disposition continued through the
regular session of the Second Board. But
before the brokers quit the room, another re-
action set in on the upward turn, upsetting
the quotations and rendering the market ex-
tIemely feveIish. On the street the market
finally assumed some measure of steadiness,
although there were continued rumors and
travellers stories" about the war and mob
in Washington and Mary land, which, during
the interruption Of the telegraph, assume
the widest as well as the most inconsistent
shapes.
I Our Wednesdays exchanges thus refer to
Tuesdays Monetary affairs in New York:
+. In Foreign Exchange there is very little or
nothing dong, leading houses selling gladly
at lO6 fer Sterling and $50 for francs
Commercial Bills go at l04@lO5 There are
not purchasers for all that is offered
Bsnkers and merchants, in these days, seem
to think less Of business than of the pre-
vailipg excitement regarding the war.
Money still continues abundant, irst class
single names going readily at 6@7. Very
little Paper is offered, and nothing but first
class Paper is touched, Money lenders wait
ing to see the haze that surrounds the
country clear off before making use to any
extent of their Funds.