Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-01

chased. Our rates last evening were
sss aosa ssn. prem prem. ssss ss SSs% SSs%
PbiiadeIphiS.....-.. prem. S9s& prem.
New orleans.;.;. ,..:.. 10 dis. nominal.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier has the fol-
lowing:
The Provision Market is very quiet aud
rather unsettled, owing to the great diff
Guilty in shipping. The demand for mess
Pork is small, and the sales to-day were lin
tied TO 200 barrels city packed mess at $ls.
Bacon is quiet at former rates.
The following statement Of the supply of
meats in this city to-day, aud one year ago,
respectatively, VISA prepared with care by
Stewart Barter, Provision Brokers':
Mess Pork, bairels............. s6 i3I % sgo
Bacon shoUders,'Pou, ds ..tfs77io 6sROyO
Bacf n Hams, y unds..... $3.50 2,S72 no
Bac,n Sides, pounds..........l, ,6o2,OtO GO5.OOn
This, We are assured, is more than bai
teeD solo in this market for home consump-
tion-tbs' is, for consumption in the State
We are told in the last ten years, all told.
The City Produce Market continued dull
yesterday, and without any i'm portant
change.
The Imports and Exports of various arti
cles durir The twenty four hours ending
yesterday noon were as follows:
tTlpCTJs--Ap Appies, ZZ5 barrels; Butter, 4S
pkgs; Corn, 8, 306 bush; Cheese, ll6 boxes;
Coffee, 25 bags; Flour, SAT barrels Hay, 81
bales; Lard, 10 barrels Moasses, 100 barrels;
Malt 200 bushels; Oats, 4958 bushels; Pork
aud Bacon, 20 hhds., and 50 tierces; Potatoes,
l62 brls Sugar, 80 hhds Wheat, 10 bushels;
Whisky. 725 barrels.
EzpOrts-Appes, 60 barrels; Barley, 200
bushels; Caodles, so boxes; Corn, $50 BUSH;
Cheese, 81 boxes; Coffee 1863 bags; Flour,
I 1A2 harraIes ord hr1u nd lro,c
BOlasses, 60 barrels; Malt, SO bush; Pork
and Bacon, 1l9 bhds., 40 tierces, 5Ss barrels,
and 81, 700 pounds Potatoes, l6 barrels; Rye,
&c bushels; Sugar, rs hhds; Wheat, ,l49
busb.; Whisky, 3l7 barrels.
The following are the New York trade.
tables for the past week.
IMPORTS.
For he woek. 1889. 1850. 1861.
Dry .;,...,.,..s, 54s47s t7os4ss 39sOel
Total for the week. .sit2g2O7 s4i5o2ss s2,io3 9S1
Previously reported 1856 Sss 14,s93o61 S6l66,si9
Since January sl7,aO6 lO5 s79,eis,s2O s5s go 83s
ExPoRrs Oh PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE
1859, 1860. 1861.
Fer the weet sI,Isl7sO 81 636424 s2Os247O
Previously repOritdlINills A.59o'5l5 58,5l7277
Since January SIS 9is,s72 S26,las s37 saO3g9, ,747
EXPoRTs OF SPECIE.
1889. 1850. 1851.
For tie week ......ysl 6,o7!s l,774767 ! 900
P'evioLfly ePorted 10 7yo66l s,76' 263 2,HO.Oii
Since January Lsl2,17O,7a slO,5io.O3O s2,nO,oH
Mondays Tribune remarks in regard to
Saturdays New York Stock Market:
The depressed feeling which has marked
tbe Stock Market the last few davs was en-.
tIely lost TO day, and a general Improvement
jh prices was established. The more cheer
ful tone OF the adyices from Washington and
Baltimore was reflected in tie Stock Market
al without a very large amount of transact
tlOns, there appeared TO be more disposition
10 operate for the Iise, and there was a
greater infusion Of orders from the outside
public, feature which has been absent from
the market for some time. The strength of
v ssbiDgtOn is now considered ample to
Il eet any force which can possibly be brought
q, ainst II, and considerable confidence is felt
to day that Mary land will be saved from the
v birlpool Of Secession. These oircum-
stances, largely assisted by the oversaes of
the bears have combined to strengthen the
market tc day, and to hold it strong, bring
il z ia the shorts as free buy ers aud at the
same time dsmpened their ardor in Offering
Lew options
The mos buOyant OF the fancies was Pacific
Mail, which sold with small transactions, up
to II sPaiDst SO yesterday. The rise is
mainly OIL account of the lesser aDprehen-
. si"ns in regard 10 Southern privateers
Panama was steady at 99G1lOO The i'm
pIovemeDt IN Central is IL per cent. during
pie day. Cash Stock was scarce, aud the
shles show about 4 per cent difference be
tween cash and short sellers option. Erie
advanced per cent, but was weak at the
clOse. In the Western Shares the market
was moderately buoyant and active until
{ toward the close, when the frmness of the
market was partly lost. Between the Boards
4 The market was inactive aud the quoiations
4 were Dominally az the Board
& AT the Second Board the market was ir-
+ regular, hut generally buoyant. Oentral
sold at T3%, and closed at that bid Pacific
+ bail ana Erie were scarcely sustained at the
advance of the morning; Illinois Central
& was very firm and advanced to So and was
sfterwaTd 59A bid, having sold at so; Glleua
WAS / per cent. better; Rock Island q per
= gent, &c. After the regular session the
quotations In the street again advanced with
quite disposition u buy. The days dis
: patches from the South were looked uoon "a
very favorable, and induced purchasers by
The more hopeful position of the operators
The feeling in the Board OF the Border States
d v sS more cheerful, but the transactions we're
rs ht. virginia improved per cent; Mis-
Eouri per cent. Fer Tennessee 43 was bid
against AZ yesterday. The business in Gov
eInmsnt Securities was quite light, and
are without important change.
Our Mondays exchanges thus refer TO
Monetary matters in New York on Sat
nIdsy:
On demand the supply of Money continues
abundant Mt 4(g6 per cent, but the features
of the market proper continued TO grow
more untsyOrable. There is a large and
growing distrust among capitalists ia mer.
esntile Pspsb especially of houses engaged
b selling dry goods, straw and fancy goods.
irootrs' Paperis looked upon generally with
lDOre favor. We some time since adopted
HE policy OF not Publishing failures or ex-
tensions, but II is useless 10 conceal the fact
bat they ere very numerous in the above
pIsnebes OF trade, and that more are eK-
ptefed kemittanees are almost entirely
eut on from the South by the political dis
ufbanoesi while in the West the CurreLcy
troubles have very nearly brought about the
Our merchants, with stocks of goods which
Ie slow Of sale, and with remmittances cut
Dh, while their own indebtedness runs mex
prsbly 70 maturity, are obliged to ask extern
ions. We are glad 70 say that these are
GRANTED IN that spirit of liberality which the
circumstances OF the times appear to demand.
An impression obtains that further con
iderRble imports of English Gold will follow
be present low Exchange on London. the
ates for Merchants Bills L>int down 10 iO3L
tlO41f, and for Bankers lO5@l059S per
ent., on actual sales. Ths whole raoge of
notations for Bankers is called at l05@l06
er cent. And as the Discount on sixty
sy Bills, when sent TO London for returns
Gold, Is now only pei cent in place Of
per cent, per annum some weeks ago, the
cility for the importation is greatly in
eRsed.