Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-07

ing were as follows;
New York sight........% @4Oc. prem. prem.
Botton..rn"....""."".H@% prem. prem.
Baltimore. ..........".A dis.@par. par.@4 prem.
American GoId.."..H@S prem. kaS prem.
Flour was still dull and heavy, superfne
ruling as before at 81 40 and extra at 81 so
@5. Whisky continued dull and rates were
tending downward, sales being made at 1917
@l4c. Groceries were in good demand, but
there was no alteration in prices. Red
Wheat was in better demand, but white
closed dull. Ear Corn, Rye and prime Bar
ley were steady, but Oats were dull. In
Provisions there was no change Of conse-
quence. Mess Pork was still selling at SIT
for country brands. Bulk Pork was in act
i've, and Bacon in moderate request.
The aggregates of last weeks Philadelphia
Bank statement compare with those of the
previous statements as follows: Loans,
SCI, $50: Specie, $l05, 1884; due from other
Banks, $124,566; due to other Banks, $2l,-
572; Deposits, $232, $50; Circulation, $l6,37s.
In Baltimore, Boston and Philadelphia,
Monetary matters are tolerably easy, and
business is still dull, first-class Paper ruling
at 9@l0 and sometimes IL per cent.
In Chicago and st. Louis there'is nothing
new. Business is quiet, and Currency in
fair supply, Eastern Exchange selling in the
former at 5K@6, and in the latter city at 7
premium.
Our latest advices from New Orleans rep
resent Monetary matters quiet, first. class
Paper selling at l2@l5p per cent. Clear Ster-
ling sold at 1O3A@ lO4H sixty. day Bills on
New York at 2K@3 discount, and Sight at
H@% discount.
The following are the Imports and Ex-
ports during the twenty-four hours ending
yesterday at noon:
Imports-Apples, LII barrels; Barley,
1879 bushels; Butter, l53 pkgs.; Corn, 1870
bushels; Cheese, 2l5 boxes; Coffee, 364 bags;
Clover-seed, 1877 barrels; Flour, l,074 bar
rels; Hay, 65 bales; Hogs, 276 head; Lard,
293 barrels, and SO kegs; Molasses, IL bar
rels Oats, l,1O4 bushels; Pork and Bacon,
LAG hhds, 2sS barrels, 2s6,987 pounds; Po-
tatoes, 1,423 barrels; Wheat, LIT bushels;
Whisky, 953 barrels.
E1ports-Apples, 90 barrels; Butter, 80
packages; Candles, 3l4 boxes; Corn, 2,346
bushels; Cheese, 447 boxes; Coffee, 532 bags;
Clover-seed, l57 barrels; Flour, 698 barrels;
Hay, SO bales; Lard, GAG barrels and 230kegs;
Molasses, I'll barrels; Malt, 10 bushels; Oats,
9l2 bushels; Pork and Bacon, $50 hhds., SO
%tierces, Ill barrels, and 245 boxes; Potatoes,
GO barrels; Sugar, 448 hhds.; Salt, 1l5
barrels; Wheat, $40 bushels; Whisky, l,l66
barrels.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier says Of
Tuesdays Provision Market:
NJ. n-z-.:o- AE..IA - H. -oz
quiet, but firm, with q moderate inquiry for
mess Pork at $l7 25 for city brands, though
a small lot was sold for $l7, but holders gem
orally were firm at $l7 25. The general dis
position manifested on the part of buyers is
to hold off. The demand for Bacon was
larger than for some time past, and over 200
| casks were sold at 7X@7Ssc. for Shoulders,
9Ac. for rib Sides, l0N@l02c. for clear Rib,
| and 1910. for clear Sides, the market closing
firm at the outside quotation. In bulk Meats
there was nothing doing. There was small
inquiry for Lard, and prices remain I'M
altered.
Respecting Mondays New York Stock
Market Tuesdays exchanges say:
The Stock market was fairly active this
morning, but was irregular, the tendency as
a whole being toward lower prices. There
was no important pressure of cash stock OF
the market, and the shorts were free buyers.
There was, however, no speculative vein in
the market, both factions being disposed to
await the dispatches from Washington in
regard to the tone of Mr.. Lincoln's Inaugu-
raj. Between the Boards, the market was
steady, but at the Second Board there was a
good deal of excitement, and the market
fuctuated with every breath from Washing
ton. AS the delivery of the Inaugural pro-
ceeded, various Brokers received dispatches
in regard to the sentiments expressed in it,
which coming into their operations changed
the aspect of the market several times dur
ing and after the session.
At one time Central was bid up to 79N, an
advance of ~ per cent. on the opening
price, but it afterWard, on later dispatches,
fell back to 1879. Illinois Central was as
high as 82H, Galena 70, &C., but a portion of
the advance was lost in closing transactions.
Late in the day, when the Inaugural had
been received and read, operators appeared
to be very much at a loss to interpret it, or
to Judge Of its effects upon stocks, and con
sequently very few transactions were made,
the market closing very inactive, but at
prices showing in nearly every case an ad-
vance on Saturdays quotations.
The Tribune remarks of last weeks New
Yoik Bank statement; .t
The weekly statement of Bank Averages
presents the results which AVE been antici-
pdteu Dy luOSe VINO nave WhLcneu Tue mofo-
ment of the week. The same cause, the
Government negotiation, has expanded the
Loans, and, by payments into the Sub-Treas-
ury, contracted the Specie line. The mer-
camille movement in, the Banks has shown
but little change during the week. The
average is a rising one on Loans, and a falling
one in the Specie reserve. The aggregate
Loans TO. day are about 1923, 100000, and the
Specie line Is about 500, 900, 900. This will be
lsrIely increased this week from the Sub.
Treasury disbursements and by the a"Iiyel
of the AustTGlaSiaa, which is reported TO
have f4O0, 900 in gold on board.
The following is a comparative statement
of the condition of the Banks Of New York
City February 20 and March p;
FEB. %. MarcL2 2.
Loans...-.e llS, 234, $50 Sl2l, $685. Inc..f 8 go 6I3
Specie. ..... 1904 239 34,460,407 Dec. 3,563,s2s
Circulation. sl2S,792 s290,565 me-, d6kgS3
Deposits 90. 9I,62s,626 69,6S5,29e Dec. l,9gs,3zS