Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11

States, and few parties were willing to buy
Alabama, Georgia or Carolina Paper better
than 10 dis. Some of their issues have re-
Gently been returned from Baltimore, with
the statement that they could not be dis
posed of there for the present.
Our quotations for Exchange and Coin at
the close of Bank hours yesterday were:
BaVia0. Selling.
New York Sight".....163A prem. y prem
sPhiiila!dGlRha lii!SoIR5 ''."..~. DE DE- @par 4 prem.
baltilnU dis. par
American Gold....... 4 prem. s594 prem
Our Produce Market was rather unfavor-
ably affected yesterday by the Charleston
news. Flour was dull, with limited de-
mand, and rates were nominal at 81 co for
superfne, and s. 1905 for extra. Whisky
was dull, and shade lower. Mess Pork
was in good demand at $l6@l6 %. Lard
was easier, and bulk and green Meats were
dull. Groceries were in demand and un-
changed Wheat declined, and was dull
Ear Corn, Oats and Rye were firm, and prime
grades ofBarley were in good demand.
The receipts of Hogs were large, and this,
with the Southern news, caused heavy
feeling; prices declining lO@l5c. per 100
pounds. The sales were l,84O head, at
Sc lO@6 80.
The following are the Imports and Exports
during the twenty-four hours ending yester-
day at noon:
Imports-Apples, 1874 barrels Barley, 1,O49
bushels; Butter, 1877 packages; Candles, IL
. nDn
boxes Coffee, SAG bags; Flour 1851 brls.;
Hay, 80 bales; Hogs 8,442 head; Lard, 4Oi
barrels and % kegs; Molasses, 9sl barrels;
Oats, 275 bushels; Pork and Bacon, 529 bar
rels, boxes, 0,445 pounds Potatoes, 4l3
barrels; Sugar, 339 hhds.; Wheat, 1892
bushels; Whisky, LOOP barrels.
EaportS-Apples, 100 barrels; Butter, 20
packages; Candles, GO boxes; Corn, 1854
bushels; Cheese, 81 boxes; Coffee, 2l2 bags
Flour, l48 barrels Hay, 50 bales Hogs, 8
head; Lard, l,l47 barrels, and 225 Kegs;
Molasses, 22l barrels; Malt, 7I2 bushels
Oats "a bushels; Pork and Bacon, 2S4
hogsheads, Is tierces, l34 barrels and l2
boxes; Potatoes, 20 barrels; Sugar, 166 hhds.
Salt, $50 brls.; Wheat, 945 bushels Whisky,
Ala barrels.
In Louisville On Wednesday, there were
sales of 200 barrels of Pork at SIG so; 25
casks Of Bacon at former rates; 10000 Bulk
Hams at 9Nc., packed; $4,000 clear Sides
sold few days since, but not before re-
ported, at l0]5c.
The following is a comparative statement
of the exports exclusive of Spece) from
New York to foreign ports for the past week,
ending January 7:
1859. 1860. 1861.
For the week...-.S664,752 SI,OI2,s97 S2,925,775
This is surprisingly large export, says
the Herald for this season of the year, and
proves how healthy trade continues to be,
Notwithstanding the political troubles The
largest items appear to be Cotton, Bread
stuffs and Provisions all of which are selling
in England at prices which tempt heavy ex
ports from here. The movement of Goods
10 China has increased since the news ar
rived that peace had been declared. We may
look for pretty large export of domestics
to that country this spring.
Wednesdays Tribune says of Tuesdays
New York Stock Market:
There was an active movement at the
Stock Board this morning, and under con-
siderable realizing and some pressure of
stock on the market by Bears, the quotations
showed a general decline, ranging from d
to "a per cent. There was a larger propor-
some disposition to take buyers options
The movement to-day seemed to be one of
those motiveless fluctuations which not un-
frequently occur in the Stock Market, and
after which no man can predict whether a
rise or fall will follow. Between the Boards
the market, without activity, had rather an
improving tendency, and, at the Second
Board, was quite firm for the leading fancies.
The Western shares especially were quite
l,,1 rn1 q
Hudson River and Central were also slightly
better. The transactions in Erie to-day
were quite light, but the market was strong
throughout the day, purchases of a few
hundred shares taking the quotation up to
3613, an advance of per cent. State Stocks
were without important change, excepting
Missouri Skies, which fell off TO rs. New
York Stocks are firm, as are Government,
the Fiyes of 1871 selling at 90. =
Wednesdays Herald observes respecting
Tuesdays Money matters in New York:
The Money Market continues fairly easy TO
those who have nndoubted Paper or eollat-
erals. Some strictly panic short Paper was
done this morning at per cent, and 2X
premium was bid for the new Government
Treasury notes. There is rather more in
quiry for Money on call. 1t is to be hoped
that this does not arise from a revival Of the
pernieious custom of borrowing on call at
Bank on the pledge of Mercantile Paper. If
the Banks are lending their Funds in this
way, it will be safe to look at any moment
for another crisis in the Discount market!
Liquidation proceeds vigorously, and Paper
of the higher grades is becoming very scarce.
The foreign Exchange Market is dull, but
firm. Bankers ask l05@l05H for their
Bills. Mercantile Bills are held all the way
from lO3 TO lO41z; but there are very few of
them offering. Bills indorsed by the Bank
of Charleston are offered at low rates, with
out finding many purchasers.
The aggregates oflast weeks Boston Bank
statement are
Capital Stock, $3s, 23l, 700; Loans and Dis
counts, scoops, 700; Specie $4, 204 GOO; Due
from other Banks, IS, 81, 900; Due To other
Banks, $7,669,oo0i Deposits, $ls,7l9,O0Oi