Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-23

Flour was very dull again yesterday; the
GALES comprising only smalllots at 81 5O@5 Is
for extra brands superfne being nominal
at $4 25@4 80. Whisky was dull and rates
were lower.
The rates Of Provisions must be regarded
as nominal; no sales worthy of mention oc-
curing during the day. Wheat, Rye and
Barley continued dull; Corn firm; Oats
in good request and lc. per bushel higher.
The Imports and Exports of various arti-
c'es, during the forty. eight hours ending
yesterday noon, were as follows:
I1ap0yts-Apples, 144 barrels; Barley, J, ,3O5
bushels; Butter, 1872 kegs; Corn, 2,245 bushels;
Cheese, 1853 boxes; Coffee, 632 bags; Clover
seed, 60 barrels; Flour, 3S9 barrels; Hay,
60 bales; Hogs 1872 head; Lard, l04 bris.
and 598 kegs; Molasses, 8 brls Malt, 500
bushels; Pork and Bacon, 8 hhds. and 1861
DIG, pounds; Potatoes, s5l brls; Rye, 2743
bushels; Salt, 274 barrels; Sugar, 072 hhds.;
Wheat, 6s2 bushels; Whisky, $50 barrels.
EzpoTtS--Apples, lS barrels; Butter, 23
kegs Candles, sSl boxes; Corn, 22 bushels;
Cheese, 212 boxes; Coffee, $50 bags; Flour,
277 barrels; Lard, 276 barrels; Molasses 62
barrels; Pork and Bacon, 1852 hhds., LAB
tierces and l29 barrels; Potatoes 56 barrels;
Sugar, 81 hhds; Salt, 2O7 barrels Wheat,
6l0 bushels; Whisky, 42O brls.
The following is comparative statement
of the imports of Foreign Dry Goods at New
York for the past week, and since jan
uary /:
rIs,ts For e e ,sssh 81: por. a s1sss Ise0 Is61
ThT, vn on Market. l,s2i,4n 7S2,689 675,56s
Ettefed al the Port s6 Is2 500 s254ss sls
Thrown on Market. S76i5,l7S s768i'5S5 SS8S5,5sf
Saturdays New York Tribune observes
respecting Friday:
There is no new feature in the Stock mar
ket To-day. The same quasi panic existed as
has governed the operations for several DAYS
past, and general decline in the fances
was established. The decline in the Border
State Stocks continues with unchecked
vigor, and all those Of the States which are
opposed to the Government, or believed to
In danger Of secession, were pressed on the
market and slaughtered at unexampled
prices Virginias, during the day sold at
81, hentuekys at TO- Missouris at 40 Ten
nessets at Az, North Carolinas at As, and
CALIFORNIA; at rs. ~
Holders Of these Stocks are getting rid Of
them as last as possible, holding them of lit.
ue value II their States are out of the Union.
The adviees from Baltimore had a very IN.
favorable effect, and largely increased the
panic. The aggregate sales of Government
Stocks reached 100000, not counting a
considerable amount at private sales.
Government Stock was not offered very
freely, and was comparatively we'll sustained,
the Registered Skies selling at S71S. In the
Share Market, Notwithstanding free pur-
ehsses by the shorts, the market seemed 70
have DO bottom, and bids were accepted ap
parently without regard to value. 10
AT the Second Board the panic continued,
and generally lower points were touched for
the faDeies, and the market closed with a
very unsettled feeling, The decline is so
general that il is scarcely worth while TO 90
INTO particulars. AT the close the market
Wss very dull at about Second Board prices
In Foreign Bills the market is at stand.
Banker Sterling could probably be bought
at lD61<,l Francs are 635C95.27L. -rI n
l. Yesterdays Louisville Courier remarks
about Provisions in that city on Saturday !;
| Provisions are quiet and unsettled. There
| is q disposition both on the part Of buyers
and sellers TO hold of In hopes of some
change. The demand for Pork Is small, and
the sales too day were limited, at $l7 fer CITY
brands. Bacon is firm, with good demand
at TIC. for Shoulders, exc Tor rib Sides,
lO1<c, for clear rib and lie. for clear Sides.
There is nothing doing in Bulk Meats and
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