Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-26
WONRTARP AND OOlIMKROTAT.



Financial AGaIrE.
Third-street continued quiet in the Bank
ing-quarter, yesterday, and there was no
marked change in Monetary affairs from
Thursday. Money was tolerAbly easy, but
rather from absence of any large demand
than from any abundance Of supply. The
applications for Loans at the Discount-houses
were moderate, and the receipts Of Currency
were fully equal to'the payments.
Eastern Exchange continued irni at u
premium on the three leading points, and
Oomewhat heavy on Baltimore at n prem.
The demand is not active, but it is about
equal to the supply.
New Orleans Exchange was quiet at 1S@A
premium, and Gold rather dull at 5s@M
premium. Missouri, Iowa, Illinois and Wis
consin Notes were higher, and could not be
sold better than discount, at which rate
the Wheeling (Va.) Branches were also
quoted. Other Uncurrent Money was un-
changed.
The rates of Exchange and Coin last even-
ing were as annexed:
New York Sight..."..".A A@% prem. = prem
bo6ton...... prem. 1R prem.
phlhiiia1eiphis '''''''''''.'14 prem. e prem
Baltimore ,...,,........A dis @par. a prem.
New orleans, ,.......,",.. par. 80A prem.
American Gold........' A@$prem. B@4 prem.
The New York news yesterday was fnan-
cially favorable. Flour was in limited de-
mand and dull here, and Whisky in good re-
quest at nc. per gallon advance. Red
Wheat, ear-Corn and Oats were firm; Rye
was dull and lc. per bushel lower, while
Barley, except prime grades, continued dull.
Groceries were firm and unchanged.
Provisions were less freely offered yester-
day, and there was a better feeling in the
market. Mess Pork was in better demand,
on account of the New Orleans news, and
first-class city brands sold at SIT. Bulk
Meats were in fair request, with sitter
market. Hogs were dull and unaltered in
rate; prices ranging at Sc 25 to Sc so, and
the sales being about 600 head only.
The following are the Imports and Exports
during the twenty-four hours ending yester-
day at noon:
Imports-Apples, Is barrels; Barley, 1886
bushels; Butter, LAT packages Clover-seed,
1853 barrels; Corn, 1881 bushels; Cheese, "a
boxes; Coffee, $40 bags; Flour, 2,O07 brls.;
Hay, 29l bales; Hogs, 1,0S5 head; Lard, LOAF
barrels and 644 kegs; Molasses, 497 barrels;
Pork and Bacon, IA hogsheads, IA tierces,
III barrels and 1886, 7O4 pounds; Potatoes, 109
brls.; Rye, 60 bushels; Salt, 406 brls.; Wheat,
433 bushels; Whisky, $40 brls,.
E1poTtS-Apples, 72 barrels Barley, $50
bushels Butter, 107 packages; Clover-seed,
"a barrels; Candles, l,l55 boxes Corn, 4,458
bushels; Cheese, 372 boxes; Coffee, 400 bags
Flour, l,l50 barrels; Hay, SO bales; Lard,
452 brls. and so kegs; Molasses, 175 barrels;
Malt, 1,099 bushels; Oats, 432 bushels; Pork
and Bacon, 246 hhds, SO tierces, 279 barrels,
and 499 boxes Potatoes, 333 barrels; Rye,
2l4 bushels; Sugar, 1913 hhds.; Salt rs brs.;
Wheat, 1873 bushels; Whisky, LIZA barrels.
Provisions at Louisville, KY, on Thurs
day, were firm. Sales of 9l7 barrels city
mess Pork at $17 so, and 1000 barrels coun-
try mess at private terms; sales also of 40
| 600 pounds bulk clear Sides at 91ac., and 81
| casks Bacon at former rates.
Wednesdays Evening Post says of the
New York Stock Market:
The Stock Market, on the opening of bust
ness, was weak, and prices Of the Railroad
Shares fell off N@M per cent. from the
| quotations of last evening, but at the close
| there was decidedly better feeling, and the
| decline is more than recovered. The printed
| list shows large transactions on time, espe.
cially on sellers option, while the sales ol
cash Stock were smaller than any day of the
past week. The frmest of the State Stocks
are North Carolinas, which sold at 80, q
further advance of per cent. Missouris
close at 68H@69; Tennessees, 76; Virginias,
| 76X. Ohio Long Loan rose to JOG.
Government Stocks are frm-the bids are
as follows: For the Skies of 1867, 96 the
Coupon Skies of 1868, &c. the Fives of 1865,
go; the Coupon Fives of 1874, SO.
Touching Monetary affairs in New York
on Wednesday, the Evening Post observes:
The Money Market presents no new feat
ures. There is freer movement of Capital
outside of Bank, and Callsloans are quicker
at 615@7 per cent. There is no alteration
in the rates of Discount-prime Paper being
in scanty supply, at 7C99 per cent.
| The Exchange on London closed quiet but
steady, at lO6@lO6X.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury, in ex-
change for Treasury-notes, reach So, 500 600.
These Notes are in active demand on basis
Of 9A@9H per cent. interest.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET Wednesday,
January 23.-The receipts of Cattle of all
kinds for the week were;
Beeres. Colcs Peals. Lambs. s,Oins
TGfS Slsvs wssEs5 s52 lS5 81 81 81 sf s rs; lfss5s;.
BEEvEs FROM DIFFERENT STATEs.-A. NJ. AIlertou
report the Cattle in market from the following
States:
New York...........57S a
lowa............. .....,23t