Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-03

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The New York telegraphic news yesterday
was financially favorable, and had good
influence here. Flour was in active demand,
partly speculative; the sales reaching 5000
brls. at $5 Oto$5 65 for superfne Whisky
was in good demand and Nc. per gallon
higher. Sugar was in good, and Molasses in
active demand, and Coffee unchanged.
All kinds Of Grain were firm and in good
demand, except the lower grades of Barley
which were unstable.
Mess Pork was in good demand at SIS,
and Lard also in request; the price advanc-
ing 1sc. Bulk Sides and Green Meats were
sold largely, butnothing was done in Bacon.
Hogs were in good demand during the
morning, though receipts were large; but
on Change there was less disposition to
buy rates ruling at. S. IS to S. co. The
sales reached over 5000 head very heavy
Hogs bringing S. 95.
The City Horse Market is so very dull that
it is not worth reporting. The sales during
the week were not over l2O head, and there
was no disposition to buy or sell to any ex-
tent. For the present the trade is standing
still, and there is no immediate prospect of
an animated movement.
The following are the Imports and Exports
during the forty. eight hours ending yester-
day at noon ~
Imports-Apples, 4s7 barrels; Barley, 9s6
bushelsi Butter, l36 packages; Candles, 2O4
boxes; Corn, 1910 bushels; Cheese, l3 boxes;
Flour, 92l barrels; Hay, 1877 bales; Hogs 7,54
head; Lard, 227 barrels, l6 kegs; Molasses,
1901 barrels; Malt, 342 bushels; Oats, 400
bushels; Pork and Bacon, 4O5 barrels and
56 839 pounds; Potatoes, 81 barrels; Rye,
/ 6T4. bushels; Sugar, 1874 hhds; Wheat,
1928 bushels; Whisky, i, ,e36 barrels.
Exports-Apples, 1872 barrels; Butter, 22S
packages; Candles, 3l4 boxes, Corn, 900
bushels; Cheese, e49 boxes; Coffee, 10 bags
Flour, 1;734 barrels; lard, i, 1T barrels, and
90 kegs; Molasses 24o barrels; Malt, /, 100
bushels; Pork and Bacon, 296 hogsheads,
Ill tierces, ,263 barrels, 7s6sboxes and l6, ll5
pounds; Potatoes, 10 baffels; Sugar, SO
bids; Salt 7Ol barrels; Whisky, 2,37s bar
rels. = .rr I'D.
We annex a comparative statement of the
Imports of Foreign Dry Goods and general
Merchandise at the port of New York for the
past week, and since January I: 5..,
@ s e 4: $s:f 1sSs 5s's lssS
FGsa FPs7 fer RS G'ss % s5S 81 S5
Since Jan. l..,,si476 s8l s2a, ss9, 700 s22Ol587
The following isa comparative statementof
the Exports, exclusive of Specie, from New
York to foreign ports, for the past week and
since January /;
rev S6 .ns reported porte S5 s5 55S5
Since Jan 1.s6l, ,,5g,237 s08,2s8.775 $40, l5O,657
Tuesdays New York papers say OF Mon
days Stock Market:
The Stock Exchange opened with frmer
feeling and acquired strength as the dealings
Of the day progressed. The fresh advance
on Erie and Illinois Central, growing mainly
out of the extreme scarcity Of the cash Stock
to NIL maturing contracts, is equal to per
cent. on the latter, and 292X on Erie. The
demand also improved for New York Cen
tral, which, after opening at 75 per cent,
rose before the close of the day to 76g76X
perf cent, carrying up also,a the Western
Stocks l@lH per cent, and in some in
stances 2C92H per cent; Hudson, Harlem
and Reading were also higher, and Pacific
Mail advanced TO S5@65T per cent. The
orders for Railway Bonds were more numer-
Gus, and the Eries Harlems, New York Cen
trails, &C., improved on previous sales q to
to ~ per cent, and on Eries unsecured
~ per cent The State Securities were
dull, and but little done; prices about the
same as on Saturday at tie early Board, but
in the afternoon Missouris and Virginias
| sympathized with the general market, and a
few parcels sold l@l5 per cent. higher.
Tuesdays New York Herald observes re-
specting last weeks Bank-statement: sal
The Bank-statemont compares as follows
with that Of last week: ,st-,.,
ReeL Ending Leans Specie. cirqiIa'h. Deposits,
Dec Be- SIP lhz 29q 2o 80 {, ,254i72 e3 SI6 8T6
Dec Sl....lsl ,s6,26s - 2I5S s2sT,b 81 l65 59i