Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07


Flour was unchanged here, with moder-
ate demand, and Whisky dull, the supply
being in excess of the inquiry. Groceries
were unaltered, with moderate demand.
Wheat was dull without variation in prices.
Ear Corn was firm ard Oats were in moder-
ate request. Rye and Barley remained dull.
Bulk Meats were more inquired for, and sew
eral lots were disposed of, holders asking
614c. for Shoulders and SIC. for Sides. Not
much was doing in Bacon, and mess Pork
was dull at SIC 75@l7.
In Baltimore, Monetary matters are grow
ing easier, and strictly good Paper is negoti.
able at lc@l2; in Boston the rates are so
10, and in Philadelphia 9@l2 per cent. The
tone of Financial affairs and business are
gradually improving throughout the East.
In st. Louis, Monetary affairs are un-
altered, and Eastern Exchange scarce and
firm at premium; while in Chicago it is
premium, having advanced yesterday to
that price.
The aggregates of last weeks Philadelphia
Bank statement were: Capital Stock, SILL
SO75s5; Loans, $25, ,sOl, ,9Sl; Specie, 1885,
O54; Due from other Banks, 50, l04, $40; Due
to other Banks, $2,699627; Deposits, $l6,-
295, ,453; Circulation, $2,778,3l8.
The following are the Imports and Exports
during the twenty-four hours ending yester-
day at noon: .1.
Imports--Apples, 20 barrels: Barley, SIC
bushelsi Butter, ll2 packages; Candles, q
boxes; Coffee, l67 bags; Clover-seed, IS bar
rels; Flour, 1,777 barrels; Hay, 3s4 bales
Hogs, sos head; Lard, SS4 barrels and 4
kegs Molasses, 1,472 barrels; Malt, 70 bush
els; Pork and Bacon, II barrels, and 353 l6!
pounds; Potatoes, 800 barrels; Rye, 49,
bushels; Sugar, 1877 hogsheads; Salt, 2O
barrels; Wheat, l,O2o bushels; Whisky, l,27
barrels. --f,.--.. ....
BTports-Apples, 1l2 barrels; Butter, 35
packages; Candles, 9ls boxesi Corn, s5
bushels; Cheese, 424 boxes; Coffee, Ala bags
rels; Hay, 8 bales; Lard, 345 brls. and 10
| kegs Molasses, 202 barrels; Pork and Ba
con, 3l7 7hhds., 227 tierces, 484 brls. and 33
boxes; Potatoes, 72 brls.; Rye, 80 bush.
Sugar, 100 hhds.; Salt, $50 barrels; Wheat
446 bushels; Whisky, las barrels.
Tuesdays New York papers say of Mon
Days Stock Market; .s a-'
The downward tendency of the Stool
| Market continued at the morning session, al
though the decline was less important thai
on Saturday The Western shares were par
ticularly heavy, and were pressed on tn
market for sale in large quantities. Tn
Bears were active in offering their options
j which were not in demand. and their rank
have received a large number Of recruit
within a few days. The Bulls offered lttl
or no resistance TO the decline, and most Q
the purchases were made to cover short con
tracts. The commission n-houses had but
moderate amount Of orders, and the appre
hension of a further supply Of America
stocks from the other side will probabl
check the reaction which otherwise wouli
naturally occur after so serious decline.
The decline in the Western Shares was
to per cent, the greatest being in Michiga
Southern and Michigan Central. Erie fe
off to 80, after opening at 80. Central opene
OF N, and sold at 76N against 761z on Satul
day. Pacific Mail recovered n per cent, froE
the lowest point. Between the Boards theI
was very little done, und the market wa
H9M per cent. lower. At the Secoa
Board there was more disposition shown
buy, and toward the close Of business, and |
the street after, there was strong RAN.
with considerable business, notWithstandin
the vigorous haDmering of the Bears
The Tribune observes respecting last week
New York Bsnk-statement; 1aaa abiai
The Bank. statement shows a large CO.
traction Of the Loans, although this is mo
apparent than real, as the line has been h
cTeasing during the latter part of the wee
The contraction comes mainly from d
. liquidation Of Loan Certificates. The Spec
increase is over 5000 900, and confirms o.