Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-11

new OTlehDhs.s...ss ssssl..s ss"sss'
American Cold. .par@A prem. sue @3 prem
Flour was very dull yesterday, ana rates
were nominal; buyers demanding a decline.
Nothing of consequence was done. Whisky
was steady, and the demand fair. No trans.
actions worthy of mention occurred in Pro-
visions, the rates of which were nominal. A
better demand was experienced for Groceries,
but the prices were unaltered. Red Wheat
was dull, and buyers generally offered no
more than 9Oc.; while white continued in
fair export demand. Corn was unchanged;
Oats and Barley continued dull, and Rye
steady.
The Imports and Exports of various arti-
cles during the forty. eight hours ending
yesterday noon were as follows:
approximately, 151 bushels; Butter, 81
kegs; Corn, APP bushels; Coffee, 1909
bags Flour, l,547 barrels; Hay, Z bales;
Lard, 24O barrels; Malt, 10 bushels; Oats,
4,354 bushels; Pork and Bacon, 2 h~ogsheads
and $500 pounds; Potatoes, Alb barrels;
Rye, 300 bushels; Salt, ia barrels; Wheat,
1897 bushels; Whisky, 700 barrels.
E~xports-Barley, 200 bushels; Butter, l24
kegs; Candles, 20 boxes; Cheese, 95 boxes:
Coffee, $40 bags; Flour, 2,2s6 barrels; Hogs,
so head; Lard, 2l3 barrels; Molasses, 90 bar
rels; Malt 200 bushels; Pork and Bacon, az
~hogsheads, A tierces, 4 barrels, and 5 boxes;
Rye, so bushels; Sugar, l49 hhds.; Salt, 2lS
barrels; Wheat, ITO bushels; Whisky, 253
barrels,
In the Louisville Money market there is
no material change to note. Eastern Elk
change is in moderate demand at ~ per
cent. premium selling, and l per cent. buy
ing. New Orleans Exchange is nominal at
1@lK premium, the buying rate being par
al premium.
The following is a comparative statement
Of the Imports of Foreign Dry Goods at New
York for the past week and since January /:
rd H ! e. s ssf &: port. i hs ,sSt'isy $685. $685. 81 hss 81
Thrown on market. I,is4,ss2 7s6,o9O siSs. 800
i IRTSTfa on S1 1 msr RSf. aa,s 81, isS g Z. i:Sits q a7, Sss,Ssl
Saturdays New York Tribune remarks
respecting Fridays Stock market:
The transactions in the Stock market were
to a larger extent than Of late, but the feeling
was depressed, and there was q pressure Of
Stocks on the market beyond the wants of
buyers. The Bears have taken new courage,
and are disposed to sell freely, while there is
but little confidence shown by the Bull fac
llOu. lu6 mON6u6uUS III OQdTCb IL dlmOSI
entirely confined to buying to cover matur-
ing contracts and putting the Stock out
again on sellers option. The difficulty in
getting out long options forces the Bears to
make short turns of three and ten days, and
thus they are kept continually in the market
buying to cover. The Bear faction in the
Board is a strong and shrewed one, and they
feel very confident that in the present coudi-
ton of political and mercantile affairs there
can be no recovery of Stock values.
Meanwhile the great supporter of Bull
movements-the public-has almost entirely
deserted the field, having been severely pun
ished within the last six months by the de-
cline. The principal features of the Board
to-day were the renewed activity in State
Stocks, and the continued decline in Illinois
Central, which sold as low as 60 against "a
yesterday. Some considerable supplies of
cash Stock have come upon the street re-
Gently, which have supplied the Shorts, and
the difference between cash and seller thirty
is much less than it was.
In the afternoon the market was better,
and the quotations recovered to 60, closing
at 62N, New York Central huctuating be.
tween 7l%@7lH, and is sustained only by
the necessities of the Shorts.
The Western shares were in almost every
instance lower, and pressed on the market.
Between the Boards the market wa steady,
with but little doing. At the Second Board,
with a fair business, the tendency of prices
was downward. Pacific Mail sold down to
60, against 60A yesterday. Holders feel
timid about Confederate privateers. Cen
trail was NJ, and closed offered at that.
Illinois Central 60; Southern Guaranteed,
1898, &c.
The transactions in border State Bonds to.
day were large and well distributed, and
quotations show a further fall. Missouri
with sales of $l05, 900, touched 38%, a decline
of l per cent. Virginias are 43X, against
45H yesterday, and Tennessees sold at 80, a
decline of ~ per cent. The Western Bank.
ing departments continue to disgorge daily
large amounts of these bonds, and the mar.
ket can not sustain the load. Government
Securities were weak, and the Skies of 1881
sold at Is per cent. decline. Treasury Note!
are steady. In Bank Stocks the transactions
were limited to small lots of American Elk
change at n, Park al 80, and Corn Exchange
at 10.
Saturdays papers say of Fridays New
York Monetary affairs;
Money on call is very dull, and 1905 pc
cent. are the ruling rates. There is a gooC
market for prime paper at 7@lO per cent.
but the supply of this is extremely limited
The market for Foreign Bills is very dull
and rates are nominal without change. Ster
ling is lo8X@l05%, for current to best sig
natures, The supply is abundant.