Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-22

but ths mONeWeut was OppOeeu Dy SOME OF
the, larger dealers, who were opposed to pay
ing 20 premium for Exchange.
Our quotations for Exchange and Gold
were % follows for Ohio aud Indiana notes
EsIis ssEs il.at::: prem sls%. sss SE:$:
Boston.--~~-.-~~. GaS prem. Cos prem.
lnsy''""'' "~"' PiNMi'
A%srioGS Goid.~.. ~ prem. '"' prem,
Flour was in limited demand, yesterday,
and none but the higher grades were sold
supeifDe being nominal, at 81 80. There
was nothing new to report in Provisions,
the demand continuing quite limited aud
rates nominal; the asking rates being SIG so
for mess Pork, 597c. for Bulk Meats, 69sc.
for Bacon and sAc, for Lard. Whisky was
dull and in limited demand only 500 barrels
selling, at l211c. Wheat was in more de-
mand a%Ddfrmer, but prices were unchanged.
Corn and Barley were dull. Oats were in
rather better, and Rye but in moderate de-
mand.
The Imports and Exports of various arti-
cles during the twenty-four hours ending
yesterday noon were as follows:
ImpOTt-Butter, 1902 kegs; Corn, $50 bush.
els; Cheese, 20 boxes; Coffee, 203 bags; Flour,
5O5 barrels; Hay, l24 bales; Hogs, $50
head ha,d, 100 barrels; Oats, 3,662 bush
els; Pork and Bacon, 3 barrels: Potatoes,
l42 barrels; Rye, 90 bushels; Salt, 375 bar
rels; Sugar, 10 bids; Wheat, LIN. bushels;
Whisky, 272 barrels.
E1poTu-Apples, . barrels; Barley, 3T2
bushels; Butter, "a kegs; Candles, 5 boxes;
Cheese, 80 boxes; Coffee, 90 bags Flour,
1893 barrels Lard, 1875 barrels; MOlasses, 30
barre's; Pork and Bacon, 1853 hogsheads,
ISL tierccs, and Ill boxes; Potatoes, 81 bar
Iels; Rye, 100 bushels; Sugar, Al hogsheads;
Salt, sbarre's; Wheat, 2,Ol8 bushels Whisky,
226 barrels.
Yesterdays Louisville papers say:
Kentucky Money is still huctusting in
Cincinnati. Ga Saturday, however, many
of the Brokers were receiving the notes OF
all tie Banks at 2 per cent. discount. This
move ment can not affect the value of the
notes at home, where the most implicit CON
fdence in the ability Of the Banks is in-
dulped. The rates of Eastern Exchange
have been advanced by the Brokers, who
were selling New York yesterday at ~ per
cent premium, and paying l premium.
There vas some demand for New Orleans
Exchange, which is very scarce. The nom.
inal selling rate is par, and the buying rate l
per can't. discount. The general market
was quiet .
Provisions are quiet, with only q small
inquiry for mess Pork, at $l6@l7 for city
packed. Bacon is firm at Sc. for Shoulders.
There are no Sides in the market. Lard is
dull at SIC.
The following are the trade tables at New
York for the past week;
IMPORTS.
1889. 1850 1851.
Gem merchandise. s%.iiI,i57 ~1,6S7,sOO i,ei5,7i
pF Ts1eI ut fSF r gssss;i3 s., 81 81 s s;g5,5i5 G i.s 3 90
Since January l.. s92. sl7,i8l 9l,2is,il3 CO. "a, l3s
IxPoRTs or PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE,
1859. 1850. 1851.
Fer Fssv iSs y re 1s :z;i.s! 81 50 as sg39. S e i q.:i3, 80 81
Since January l. a3,5,2,a sa269l,iOa sll2l8.8l;
.r EXPORTS or SPECIE.
1859. 1860. 1851.
PEW n,J reported ] i@y65g,eyi l%2,89,,Ii8 2,89s59:
Since January .sls. 500. 800 sls, i29.e28 2 .s9s,se
Mondays New York papers say of the
Stock Market:
The Stock dealings of the past week were
generally steady, and on several descriptions
firm, up to Saturday afternoon, when the
Railway SbaIe-list was weak nearly all
round. arr the market left off dull. The
most decided activity through the week was
in Wliuois Central Shares, which continued
in demand TO make good previous contracts
as they fall due; the price rising at one time
to 6GM per cent, and heavy sales aud settle
ments being made between 65C9G6 per cent
TIE deliveries appeared to be less difficult
on Saturday, and the price fell back in thu
Afterp Don 10 6i%@A. Next to this Stock
the most uniformly active movement ives il
the Stocks of the border States of the South
Large parcels of these came forward, iron
day 70 day, from various North western AM
vwh,la fha HapoanA narkIr n
a speculative character, and partly on order
from the South, keeps well up to the supply
Virpinias were scarce at the close of tn
week and brought 46 per cent. cash, and on
or two orders for North Csrolinas advance
the price from "a up to $1,000 per cent Teu
nessees, on the other hand, were offered a
3E@4 per cent. lower at the close than tn
best sales ofthe week. Missouris broke dow
at one time to 80 per cent, but this brougt
forward large orders, and the price went u
to 3SH, closing at 80 per cent. There wa
much steadiness of demand 10 the Fsderl
Stocks, and a rise on the Coupon Skies {
1881 Of ! per cent. and on the Coupon Five
ofls74 Of 2 per cent. But for the impressie
up to Saturday noon that the coming Los
might be awarded In a Fuuded Stock, Il
probability is that the Gdvanc would hay
been more decided, as the amounts offered
the Board are at no time very considerable
Treasury Psper Of the January issue wi
also firm, l0lX for the Twelve per cent
The market for the Railway Shares WI
adversely affected on Saturday by the il
creased difficulties at Chicago with the III
,n0is Free Bank Currency, the inference b
ing drawn that the depreciation of Oh
Imonfy must fall, 10 some extent on Il
irailRay lines that receive il, besides ope
eRting against the free movements Of grai
into Chicago, which the farmers may be nj
sMiiliugito sell for such Currency. The who
fdrOuble W apDrehend ia ahouf corning m
Icrisis, aud the probability is that a Spec
standai d Of trade will have 10 be adopte
and the discarded Currency sold ia Il
mari ct for what the securities lodged wi
the a DditoF may be supposed to be worth.
" Our Mondays New Ysrk exchanges tn
refer 70 Monetary matters there:
The Money Market has not varied mu,
since last week. On coll Money is vel
abundaDt at soc per cent. But no Pap
but the very choicest names, on short q
Ceptances, goes as low as 7 per cent al
really good Paper can be bought at /, 2 Al
3 per cent. a month. The ~disgraceful req
diation az Northern debs by Southern me
chants, and the arrangement Of the e
changes with the West are playing hay
with our iobbers, and their troubles react,
like manner upon the importers. Hent
moneyed men are 10th, for the present TO bI
any Paper gave names beyond all pOssibili
of doubt. Many think that confidence "
soon begin 10 revive In the Discount Mark
and that we shall not witness as many IA
ures as are expected. This Is, Of course, Z
voutiy 10 be desired-though how the il
bers are 70 meet their payments when q
i%setions fail on every side Il is not easy
Forsien Exchange advanced last we,
and, fGS the Saturdays steamer, lead
Bankers asked lO6H for their sterling Bl