Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-23

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BAltimores..--.. '---. D. "a az y prem.
American GciGIl.. aSSEprsm. fgitgi prem .
The Produce market remained quiet dur
ing the week, and there were few sales Of
consequence, though there was more DISPOSE
tion to operate at the close. .'la13Tz8 as
The Imports and Exports Of various arti-
eles during the tventy-four hours ending
yesterday noon were as follows, d,
Impors-Apples, 252 barrels Butter, 100
kegs; Corn, 6,467 bushels; Cheese, 80 boxes:
Coffee, $40 bags; Flour, !, 2sl barrels; Hay.
1877 bales; Hogs, 257 head; Lard, I2I barrels;
Oats, 1888 bushels; Pork and Bacon, lhhds..
and $50 lbs Potatoes, 76I barrels; Rye, 50
bushels; Wheat, 2,279 bushels; Whisky, 74s
barrels.
EzpOr1-Barley, 1896 bushels; Butter, go
kegs; Candles, 80 boxes; Cheese, 90s boxes
Coffee, l54 bags; Flour, 54l barrels; Hogs,
9 head; Lard, 236 barrels and 500 kegs;
MolSsses, &c barrels; Pork and Bacon, q
hogsheads, 1872 tierces and so brls Potatoes,
10 barrels; Sugar, 30 hogsheads Salt IL
barrels Wheat, 1,76O bushels Whisky, 24S
barrels.
Yesterdays Louisville papers say of Pro.
visions there: ai'a. Ff5
In Provisions there is scarcely any thing
doing. The demand for the various articles
is exceedingly light, and the transactions
are limited. We quote mess Pork at $t6G
II; Bacon Shoulders at Sc. Lard is dun
at SIC.
Tuesdays New York papers thus refer 1,
Mondays Stock Market: ,l . 5F2
The feature Of the Stock Market TO-DAY
ives the corner in Illinois Central, which
caused an advance in that Stock of fully
per cent. The cash Stock could not be hat
for delivery, and several contracts wer,
closed under the afternoon Board. TIT
Stock opened at 644, advanced to Sc befor,
the close of the morning Board, sold in tn
street at 67@67X, rose to 90 at the openinI
Of the afternoon Board, and finally ruled q
high as 69H. The Bears have been badl
hurt by this movement, though, of course
it remains to be seen whether the Bull
will make much by it.
The Stock was offered this afternoon q
60, seller 30, and well Informed parties seer
to expect that a supply will shortly arriv
from abroad quite enough to satisfy the de
mand. The south end Of the road is in tn
hands of the United States forces. At tn
morning Board to day Virginias advanced
per cent. from the cause which influence,
Illinois Central; they have been. o~versold
The rest of the market was either steady O
lower. ,Missouris fell of y per cent; Mich
gan Central, 70; Michigan Southern, d
Rock Island, "a; Toledo, Il; Pacific Mali, Il
The only Stock much talked Of in the after
noon was Illinois Central. The general mar
ket closed steady. .-s...5 80 a...
P Tuesdays Tribune remarks, in regard Il
last weeks New York Bank Statement:
The Bank Statement of the week show
ar active but forced contraction of Loans O.
the part of those institutions, reaching
80, l00,0 900. This has arisen mainly from th
marking off Of matured Paper, and prove
that there is yet some soundness in our me-
camille community. The Deposits in tn
mean time have decreased only$l 700, 00C
The Specie line shows a gain of over 500,
00O, but is in fact much larger, the actus
amount in bank o day exceeding $4,000
600. OF the Banks, tWo-the American an
Commerce--hold together in round number
$1,000, 000 Fourteen banks hold over 81
100000 each. sIr IS pJiysf Ila -sH
The average Coin to net Deposits is abou
43 per cent. In one case, the Seventh War
the Specie reserve is nearly Is per cent. {
The net Deposits, besides which the Ban
holds large amounts of Government .securi
ties. 1iHIH- ~ tFlf fgli-+4 q % Hs1a
The following is a comparative statemer
Of the condition of the Banks Of New Yor
City, May IL and May le; .3s ;rliias q ?
iA sMdylsSsS. Mall
epecie...I 8e,6sf, $50 Sa,S0I545 Iuo. 1856 d
Circulation q q, 06i 1871 1854, 24l. Dee. 243I
Deposits...y ps,i9s627 9~4,s79,967 Dec. l,7OO,4
The same number of the Tribune observe
respecting Mondays New York Monetar
affairs;
There is no noticeable change in Ii
Money market; but under the superabuI
dance of money offering on demand, ii
rates continue 70 decline. We quote 90
per cent, with occasional transactions
even lower figures. For Paper the mark
is very irregular, and nothing but gilt edge
finds a market excepting at q ruinous shaw
Fayorite names go at 7 per cent? but a larl
proportion of the signatures usually sold
the street range from ! to 3 per cent. D,
month. The disturbed state of affairs at Il
South and West has thrown distrust oF,
even the strongest houses 1aiu
The market for foreign bills is dull AT
lower. For leading bankers sterling 100
is the top price, with very little deman
This price pays ! per cent. profit on the il
port of Gold. Commercial bills are 103
lO6. Francs, b.4O@b,35. 4 IN h
The aggregates of last weeks P~hiladelph
Bank Statement compare with those Of 4
nreviaus weak "a follows.