Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-05

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The New York Stock Market was dull
yesterday, and Breadstuffs were heavy and
lower. Flour was rather dull and the de-
mand limited, but holders were firm.
Whisky was in good demand at full prices,
with sales of l,4OO brls. Wheat was firm,
with good demand. Corn, Oats, Rye and
Barley were without alteration. The de-
mand for Provisions was light and the mar
ket we think was duller than on Saturday.
Mess Pork was nominal at SIG 75@l7. Ba-
con was lower and Lard very dull. In Hogs
there were no transactions.
The following are the Imports and Exports
during the forty-eight hours ending yester-
day at noon: .. ... .... -.
Irnports-Barlsy, ], ,l67 bushels; Butter, 27S
packages; Corn, 3,766 bushels; Cheese, 63
boxes: Coffee, 29l bags; Clover-seed, 65 bar
rels; Flour, 2,737 barrels; Hogs, 403 head;
Lard, l6s barrels and ll6 kegs; Molasses,
barrels; Oats, 5000 bushels; Pork and Bacon,
% tierces, 53S barrels, 160 boxes and 244 ,642
lbs; Potatoes, Sc barrels; Rye, 400 bushels
Salt 43O barrels; Wheat, 1880 bushels;
Whisky, 709 barrels.
Erports-Apples, lO5 barrels; Butter, 300
| packapes; Candles, S45 boxes; Cheese, 424
boxes; Coffee, 42O bags; Clover-seed, 10 bar
| rels Flour, 4,457 barrels; Lard, 276 brls. and
| GIG kegs; Molasses, 260 brls.; Oats, 252 BUSH;
Pork and Bacon, 1O3 hhds., GA tierces, l,45l
brls,, 923 boxes and rs, ,345 lbs; Potatoes, 240
brls.; Rye, 100 bush Sugar, 1872 hhds.; Salt,
| 1856 brls; Wheat, 447 bushels; Whisky, l,0S9
barrels.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier says of Sat-
urday's Provision Market:
| rath VUpalE
with no disposition on the part of buyers to
operate at the current quotations, while, on
the other hand, holders were firm at the
nresent quotations. Buyers were contend
inc for a decline, but holders were not will
ing to submit to any, and the consequence
was that no sales of moment were made. The
DISPATCHES from New Orleans quoted still
further decline in the price of mess Pork
which had depressing influence on the
market here; but still holders were firm al
Si7 so, though there were no buyers in the
market at this price. The demand for Bacon
was moderate at ~, TO- l0H and lie. fol
Shoulders, Rib, clear Rib and clear Sides
In Bulk Meats and Lard there is no chang
to note.
The following is comparative statemen
of the Imports of Foreign Dry Goods a
{ New York for the past week, and since Jan
a uary l: p
rntsfsd fSs i st iHSsf 9Ss S5 ss sssS
a Thrown on market S'zSi'Oos 4o'o'i''- %'o'i'''
Entered 4 ,Gs pSFt s5sS9 sss95 pS; 3
E Saturdays New York papers remark re
/ specting Fridays Stock Market: 9H p
9 The Stock Exchange is depressed to da!
7 from political causes. The debate in u
q Senate on Thursday is generally esteemt
. unfortunate for the prospect of immedia
u conciliation. The disposition at the ear
II Board was to make lower prices by about
g per cent. on nearly all the speculative co
e, tracts on the Railway list, while the Sta
Securities had further fall of 2per cent. {
Tennessees, per cent. on Virginias, and
al per cent. on Missouris. There was N
l. a large business done, though somethiI
l. more than yesterday. In the afternoon . =
N heavy feeling continued, and the very a.
sence of further political news appeared
, contribute to the decline in prices.
~ Saturdays Times remarks in regard
at Fridays Monetary affairs: u
re The market for Exchange is weaker
n Saturdays mail than for the last market
,y | L@% per cent. in actual sales on Londo
l. and full "a per cent. on Paris Banke
I'd Sterling has been done at l061z@lO7, a
IN Francs at b.321l to the dollar. This feeli
I'd | extends also TO Merchants Bills on Engla1
en- which rate within wider range. say l04
ch @lO6L per cent. The Alabama Eegislatu
he has declared the pound sterling, or G(
te. Sovereign of Great Britain, as legal tenc
le, at $4 So, when Of full standard weight.
,u, this is 2@3 cents higher than the mari
Of value here, lis probable that some use y
ey be made of the new regulation, by sendi
English coin to Mobile, as the best medi
he with which to buy Exchange at that poiI
l: Money is easier on call TO the old st'
on firms in the street, deposits being left "
-ou them in some cases as low as five per ce
md in others at six per cent. The rules amt
ore or between the Brokers themselves is
md seven per cent, and the same figure
md charged on temporary loans at most OF
axe Banks. The offering of Money in this '
you from outside lenders has increased this w
the and the general supply is larger, both
nay reason Of the recent and continued heavy
int crease of Gold from Europe, and beeaus
So the disbursement of about s., ,500,000 t
the the Sub Treasury on Government aecC
sin since Monday morning.
1snt The total Grain business of Toledo IRE
in ing Flour TO Wheat) amounts. for the
H 1860 to l4,5O4, ,9Os bushels. Last yeal
b. total receipts of that port were but 7,25'
lph7 bushels, showing that the gross receip
nest 1860 are more than twice as large as
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