Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-08

financial AnaIrn.

market being somewhat close 10 certain
quarters. The stock Of Currency at the
close of Banking hours was less than in the
morning, and materially less than at the
end Of the past week. The city deposits
are running down, and the receipts from the
country are light.
Eastern Exchange was decidedly frm
yesterday at 4 on the three principal points,
and M@% premium on Baltimore. New
Orleans Exchange was quiet at 4 premium.
and Gold in moderate request at %@%
premium. In Time bills we heard of no
transactions worthy Of mention.
In Uncurrent Funds there was no altera-
ton. Missouri still sold at G; Iowa at g.;
Il inois and Wisconsin at I discount.
The New York news caused a better feel.
ing in Flour yesterday, but rates were un-
changed. Whisky was steadier, and 1000
barrels were disposed of at l4c. Groceries
were firm and in moderate request. Prime
red Wheat was in good demand; but white
was dull. Ear Corn was 1c. per bushel
lower. Oats and Rye were dull, and prime
Barley in demand.
Holders were more disposed to sell Pro.
visions yesterday, and good deal of bulk
Meat was offering, but it was necessary To
make slight concessions to effect operations;
mess Pork ruling at SIT.
The following are the Imports and Ex-
ports during the twenty.four hours ending
yesterday at noon:
lmports-Apples, 977 barrels; Barley, 497
bushels Butter, LOG pkgs. Candles, 81 bxs;
Corn, 5,T2S bushels; Cheese, 354 boxes
Coffee, $50 bags; Clover-seed, 1854 barrels:
Flour, 5s7 barrels; Hay, 1872 bales; Hogs
400 head; Lard, 62l barrels: and 80 kegs;
Molasses, Sl4 barrels; Oats, 95S bushels;
Pork and Bacon, ID hhds, 3l2 %tierces, SAD
barrels, 766, 844 pounds; Potatoes, 724 bar
rels; Rye, 1863 bushels; Salt, 3Ol barrels
Sugar, SOS hhds.; Wheat, 1851 bushels;
Whisky, 1913 barrels.
ErpOrs-Apples, AGO barrels; Barley, A
bushels; Butter, rs packages; Candles, 1,,O63
boxes; Corn, 1902 bushels; Cheese, 7l3 bxs.;
Coffee, $50 bags; Olover-seed, 103 barrels
Flour, 1882 barrels; Hay, 1853 bales; Lard
l27 barrels and 1924 kegs; Molasses, 3l2 bar
rels; Malt, S92 bushels; Oats, 326 bushels;
Pork and Bacon, 27S hhds., 394 ~tierces, 543
barrels, and 5S5 boxes; Potatoes, SOL bar
rels; Rye, 49 bushels Sugar, 23l hhds;
Salt, 20 barrels; Wheat, 740 bushels:
Whisky, 1859 barrels.
Yesterdays Louisville papers report the
following sales of Provisions on Wednes-
day: 1872 brls. city mess Pork at SIT 25.
$50 brls. country mess Pork at SIT, 20 brls.
rump Pork at $l2, 80 casks Bacon at former
rates, 80 tierces Falls City Hams at 1lXc.,
and $4,000 lbs. Bacon Shoulders at TIC,
loose.
Wednesdays Tribune says of Tuesdays
New York Stock Market:
The tendency of the Stock Market was
downward this morning, and the more
thorough digestion of Mr.. Lincoln's Inaugu-
raj does not appear to have had a favorable |
effect upon operators. They see in his ex-
pressed determination to enforce the laws
and possess the public property the element
of collision with the Southern Confederacy,
of which, when commenced, no man can see
the end. They fear that any morning NAV
bring startling advices of action at the
South which may precipitate the two Sec
lions into civil war, in which case the car
ryiDg of fancy Stocks would not be agree
able. Consequently there was a disposition
to sell almost everything, aud a general
yielding of prices to effect sales.
A large number of transactions were made
which do not appear in the registered list.
SShbldl was IOllIy SuSNhluOu nv iOI2V 1919
against 1873 yesterday. Pacific Mail fell off
u per cent. Reading declined "a per cent.
and was dull. In the Western shares the
largest business was in Toledo, Of which one
house sold 1000 shares. The quotations I'M
der these sales fell off from 36M yesterday
to 34A. Rock Island was N; Galena, i;
Burlington and Quincy, IL, and Michigan
Central q per cent lower. Between the
Boards the market experienced a further con-
fall, with a Strong disposition to
sell. Central, which had been 7SA at the
Morning Board, fell off to n, but afterward
to 77%. In other descriptions the
decline was not quite SO great, but ranged
from q TO l per cent.
At the Second Board, the features of the
were unchanged. There was a
strong pressure to sell, and a further decline
established. Central fell back to Tx.
Reading was 2 per cent. lower. Burlington
Quincy sold at 70 against 70 in the
morning. Toledo fell off to 80, Galena to
69X, Rock Island to 56X, Michigan Central
to 561S, Illinois Central to 1877, &C., all
a decline of u to 3 per cent. on
morning quotations. There was a little bet
ter market at the latest in the street, but the
transactions were limited. In State Securi-
the market has sympathized with the
list. Missouri Skies sold to the extent
Of $80,0 900, selling as low as 65 against Sc
yesterday. Virginiss fell off to 75H, and
Tennessee to 70. The Federal Loans are
very heavy. The new Skies sold at 93N
81 yesterday. The Elves of 1874 fell
back TO IS. In Railroad Bonds the transae-
tons of the day were very limited, and the
market for this description of securities was
quite firm. Not many are on the market for
sale.
The following is a comparative statement
of the Exports Exclusive of Specie) from
New York to foreign ports for the past week,
and since January Il:
For the week ....... s ,4s4,2li S2,Os9,372 So, 497 O5s
reported 745l,4Ol n,54i'967 2~i42l,5s7
Since January L.. S., 1856, 6l5 SO, ,s3s s2a,9lSs5s5
Respecting Tuesdays Monetary matters
Wednesdays New York Times observes:
The employment of Money at Bank is
again falling of, after having been run up
about two and a half millions on pledge or
purchase Of the New Federal Stock. The
actual line of Loans and Discounts, to day,
is rather under than over the average oflast
week, as reported last evening on the Bank
s. statement. On the Street, with private
lenders and the Trust Offices, there is a fair
inquiry, on call, at 6@7 per cent. With the
Brokers business is very quiet in
mercantile Paper, owing to the absence Of
prime selections, most of the good Bills, if
not too long in date, going directly into
Bank. Treasury Paper is in less active re-
quest and the rate Of interest has returned
to 81 per cent, after falling at one time last
week to S@9H per cent. ..
The market for Foreign Exchange for the
Boston steamer mail closed steady at 1851
@lC6 per cent. In favorite signatures a fair
business was done for the present mail, and
rates were perhaps a little sitter than they
otherwise would have been but for some eX-
travagant rumors Of the amount Of Gold
overdue from England by the AustraIdsiaH.
We have heard nothing to authorize a larger
calculation than $780, 900 to 81 1000, 900,
although as much as 1000 900 has been
rumOIed. Some little uneasiness is felt to.
day for the safety Of the steamer. The
amount of EXCHANGE made against Domestic