Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-22
M0EF7ERT AND 00MNEROTAI.


mcit F~faahcial AakIrs. lW Oh.
ltA little more demand for Money was ex
pelicnred yesterday 10 Third. street; but the
market Temsined easy enough for first class
Paper at the DiscOunthouses, which are
siillexiending their lines. In Currency there
wss little change, the stock being ample to
meet all legitimate demands. Business was
rather quiet in the banking quarter, and at
some houses decidedly duh.
Eastern Exchange Is e~rowinglmore plenty,
but it remains Efm at u premium; sellers
giving "a on Baltimore and Boston, and x
premium on Philadelphia and New York.
In New Orleans Exchange and Gold there
were no noticeable transactions; only a few
small sales occurring during the day.
UnourTent Money was again somewhat
better, Missouri ruling at 91@4; Iowa, so
Al Indiana Stock, u; Wheeling City, AGO
-5i Wheeling Branches and Eastern Viz.
ginia, s. Illinois and Wisconsin, 53<, and
New Orleans A@l discount.
81 The demand for Flour continued limited
yesterday, and the market was somewhat
dull small parcels of suporfine selling at
"a 5O@455. Whisky was in fair request,
but infirm. Groceries were steady, though
unchanged. Wheat and ear Corn were firm,
and Rye, Oats, and Barley were dull. No
particular change occurred in Provisions,
the demand remaining limited.
The Imports and Exports of various arti-
cles, during the twenty.four hours ending
yesterday noon, were: E
Impors-Apples, $50 barrels; Barley.
2,049 bushels; Butter, 68 packages; Corn,
2,93S bushels; Cheese, 394 boxes; Coffee, 500
bags; Glover seed, 245 barrels; Flour, 1850
barrels; Hay, So bales; Hogs, 3l6 head /;
Lard, 4s6 barrels and 81 kegs; Oats, l,709
bushels; Pork and Bacon, Is hhds., 26 tcs.
S99 brls, 6 boxes, and AGA, 800 pounds;
Potatoes, 5l9 barrels; Rye 6l8 bushels
Sugar, l63 hhdsS Salt, 102 barrels; Wheat,
S39 bushels; Whisky, 1858 barrels.
EzpoTt-Apples, SO barrels; Barley, 80
bushels; Butter, l04 packages; Candles, $40
boxes; Cheese, 1877 boxes; Coffee, 37s bags;
Clover-seed, "a barrels; Flour, l,6OS barrels /;
Lard, 24l barrels; Molasses, l34 barrels;
Malt, 466 bushels; Oats, AZ bush; Pork and
Bacon, 100 hhds, 46 %tierces, 200 bxs., %, 600
pounds; Potatoes, IS barrels; Sugar, 100
bids; Salt, "a barrels; Wheat, 1872 bushels
Whisky, 7T6 barrels.
The Louisville Provision market was
ffmer on Wednesday, and yesterdays
papers report sales Of s25 brls. city mess
Pork at $17; $50 brls. country mess Pork
SIC 75i 100 tierces prime Lard at &C.; 2,4OO
pieces Becon Shoulders at &c, loose, and 65
casks Bacon Shoulders at nc.
Wednesdays Hsre1d says of Tuesdays
New York Stock Market:
Dizziness continues the feature ofthe Stock
Market. Operators would welcome any
news, bad or good, in order to stir up Stocks
and cause q fuctuation one way or the other.
1t seems to be generally supposed that while
good news would put Stocks up very rapidly
and vigorously, bad news would hardly de-
press them much-so much trouble has al-
ready been experienced and discounted.
This, however, only applies TO Railway
Stocks. In the event of any trouble which
should render the Secession of the Border
States probable, the decline in Missouri,
Kentucky y, Tennessee and Virginia would I'M
doubtedly be heavy. These Securities have
not been in good odor since the election.
The Bailey robbery, andthe doubt whether
the Government could not reclaim the stolen
certificates under the rule caUedt enlptor, first
operated to depress them. Next, they were
hurt by the holding of Secession Conven-
tions and the discussion of disunion. Preiu-
dice against them went so far that several
Bankers who bad plenty of Money to lend
on Erie and Cleveland and Toledo would not
advance a dollar on Virginies. Recent
events, and especially the conservative action
of Tennessee and Missouri, have rather tended
TO improve the public estimation of these
Bonds; but they have not been assisted by
the enppch hpliuarad uaotarAau hu Saaafpr
BIeckinridge, of Kentucky. Several par
GELS were sold this morning under peremptory
orders.
Government Securities continue in brisk
demand, without any material change in
price. The Banks and Bankers who took
the last two Government Loans are realizing
an average profit of over A per cent by the
operation. The Western Shares were all
Inactive to day without any material change
in price. Central fluctuated between 68L
and 4 with the usual speculative business.
Erie fell off u, Hudson 4, Reading q, guar
anteed u on the other hand, Galena adj
vsnced y, and the various. issues of the Erie
and Hudson were also higher. 10 the after
noon the market was a shade lower, and
closed dull.
We annex a comparative statement of the
Exports Exclusive of Specie) from New
York to foreign ports for the past week, and
since January /:
Total for the week :..sl,Il7.5Oi s~I.5OO,Oi4 so ,6I,e49
Previously reported. ~lO,4sO,a4S l~5.5Os,93O 2~6,799,462
Since January I..~.sII.sI 1852 sl7, Os9,O2i S2s, 96I, Ill
Wednesdays Tribune observes respecting
Tuesdays Monetary matters;
The business of the Clearing House to-day
was $2l,S339l5 46. Money grows easier
from day to day, without decided change in
the rates on call, although the amount offer
ing for employment is larger. Paper of the
best grade sells at lower figures, aud there is
rather more confidence extended to names
not strictly first class according to the
present critical standard. Six per cent. is
the lowest quotation given, but we hear of
some negotiations in very prime names at a
fraction below his figure. Accounts from
Washington state that the Secretary of the
Treasury is making inquiries with reference,
to the placing of a portion af the new Loan,
authorized by Congress. II six per cent.
Stock can not be negotiated at par, the plan
of iDsuring Tressury-notes, convertible into
a twenty-year loan, will possibly be adopted.
1t is intimated that parties in this city will
take these notes at par.
Foreign Exchange is firm at the advanced
rates, with a small business: 10Y is still the
rate for Bankers Bills. Commercial
signatures range from l06@l06%. Francs
are quoted at 5 30@5.25.
The business of the Sub Treasury was
Receipts, $9l 1852 46-for Customs, $4,000
ST., 095 %; Balance, Sc, $50, 935 10.
Cincinnati Produce Market.
THURSDAY EVENING, March q.
FLOUR-The demand continues quite
limited, and the market was rather dull, but
prices are not lower. Small parcels of gu.
sold at 81 50@4 So, and of extra new
standard at 81 rs; old standard extra sold at
81 80.
MHISKY-Tha damand IL fir Int thn