Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

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Flout was in better request and firm, YES
terday while Whisky continued very duh.
Provisions were more inquired for, and in
creased transactions occurred, but rates we're
unchanged. Groceries were without altsra,
tion. Grains evinced no alteration.
The Imports and Exports Of various arti-
cles during the ~twenty-our hours ending
yesterday noon were as follows:
ImpOrts-Apples, O. barrels Butter. l73
kegs Corn, 6,2l4 bushels; Cheese, 81 boxes,
Coffee, 42s bags; Flour, 1906 barrels HaY, IS
ba'es; Hogs IA head Lard, so brls.; Malt.
200 bushels. Oats, A,4o0 bushels; Pork and
Bacon, 3 hhds, and 3 barrels Potatoes $50
barrels; Rye, Ice bushels; Sugar, 3 hhds;
Wheat, 4,T67 bushels Whisky, 3TS barrels.
kzports-Apples, 50 barrels; Butter, IL
kegs; Candles 1871 boxes; Cheese, 230 boxes;
Coffee, $40 bags Flour, 1,T23 barrels
Lard, ia barrels and $50 kegs; Molasses, l29
barrels Malt 732 bushels; Pork and Bacon,
"a hogsheads, sc %tierces, 54S barrels; Pota.
toes, 1872 barrelsi Sugar, 50 hhds; Salt 80
barrels Wheat 1850 bushels; Whisky, 53l
barrels.
AN9hSANo 00hA1NbAG phptEo say
Yesterday was a very quiet day in Mone-
tary circles. Exchange is dull, Eastern SELL
ing at 2 per cent. premium, the buying rate
being l per cent premium. New Orleans
Exchange is nominal at Il per cent. pre-
MUM, selling. and L@l per cent discount,
buying. 1t viii be seen that the Tobacco
GALES, the past few days, have been very
heavy, and at extraordinary prices. The
general market is quiet.
Thursdays New York Times says of
Wednesdays Stock Market:
There is less strength in the Stock Market
on Government and State Securities TO day,
owing TO the increased offerings rather than
any political cause. The market took a large
amount of Missouris early in the day, at a
further advance to AZ per cent cash sales,
but subsequently fell back TO Al, cash, and
40T, seller 10 days. On Virginias the sales
were slso quite free, but the Cash price
yielded from Az to 46 per cent and ASH,
seller 3 days. Tennessees yielded to AZ per
cent. The United States Coupons of 1881
were sold down to 84M per cent interest
from July 1-equal to only $50 for the new
Loan, awarded on Saturday. On the Rail-
way Share-list a steady feeling was mani
Tested at the early Board, and the stiffness in
Illinois Central Shares, for the reopeninR of
tie transfer books on Saturday, continued to
manifest itself. New York Central was done
q u%@72 per cent; Galena at SIX, and
Rock Island at 1871 per cent. AT the Second
Board the general market appeared to yield
from q to l per cent, beginning, as noted
Above, in border State Stocks, and the tone
Of prices at hAlfpsst three o'clock reported
weak by most of the Brokers. Later in the
afternoon the market left off dull, but at
sttadier prices. Central, 1901; Missouris
about Al illinois Central, 7O@7OH on the
opening; Galena, 57@57A per cent.
T6urodavfa Na,r Vo-l NIL --
respecting Wednesday:
The payments to day at the Sub Treasury,
on account of the new Loan, were about
100000: These payments cause no change
in the Money Market, but will largely re-
duce the Specie average in the next weekly
state ment.
The Money Market is without change, the
low rates on Call Loans with approved col
lateral being continued. The negotiation of
Paper is still confined to first-class Sigma
lures, and with some exceptions Dry. goods
Paper is without q rate. The quotations,
which are nearly nominal, are from I per
cent. per snnum to 8 per cent. per month,
while GrOcers' Paper ipds currency at Z
@l0 per cent. per annum. The want of
confidence in Dry-goods Paper seems to in
crease rather than diminish, as the season of
small payments approaches, and the want Of
discrimination among buyers Of Paper is a
SNe1A aokAs ONNAA0 q low AOAIOS ukNG
expanded their business beyond what pru-
dence would dictate, it is supposed that the
whole class of merchants engaged in that
department have been pursuing a system of
over1rading, which is not the fact.
While that business has for a few years
past gradually conferred among leading
houses, and induced them to attempt to mo-
nopolize the trade, there are many iobbers
who have been conservative in their views,
and have continued in the same course which
they have pursued for years. Having a good
capital, they have not been disposed to hazard
1t by the policy of their neighbors, and there
fore are as free from the effects of the panic
as if they had carried on a cash business, and
never were more easy in their payments
than to-day. We know of particular in.
stauees where jobbers of Dry Goods have
been in the market, making investments of
their surplus funds TO greater advantage than
they could obtain in their legitimate trade;
yet if their Paper was offered to the street,
such is the want Of knowledge, and hence
want of confidence on the part of the Note
Brokers, it would scarcely sell at Is or "a
Treasury Notes, bearing 5 and 6 per cent.
interest are selling to some extent for the
pay ment Of duties at l@lH per cent. dis
count. There has been some movement of
Gold toward Boston and Philadelphia, the
balance Of trade with the former city being
largely against US.
NRw YORK CATTLE MARKEr-Thurs9aU,
May 30-The Live Stock markets were gem
eIslly well supplied with animals the past
week. The numbers were: Beeves, 3,5l8;
Mich Cows l2l; Veals, $40; Sheep and
Lambs, 9,O23, and 4,769 Hogs. The Cattle
trade was quite brisk, and all the stock was
disposed of at an advance of &c. from the
previous week. Most of the good Bullocks
brough. SL@ee. for meat sinking ofal.
A few lots might have been sold, especially
as there is a demand for feeding. Veal
calves are plenty and cheaper than at any
previous week this season. Good, heavy,
fat calves were sold at 4e. per ID. live weight.
Sheep are abundant, and also cheaper than |
for some time past. Several hundred were
left uDsold. Live Hogs continue plenty and
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