Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
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Ia Some OF the Bankers reported a betttr
demand for Money yesterday than there had
been for two or three days previous; but
generally there was little request and the
market was easy at l00l2 per cent. for
prime Paper, very little Of which was Of.
fefed.
Eastern Exchange was very d1u at H@X,
and Gold extremely quiet at k@% premium
selling.
Kentucky was quoted, as before, at az;
Northern Bank and Farmers Bank selling
in most places at 2 discount. 50
Uneurrent Money ruled as annexed:
New Orleans, soc; North Carolina, 400
30. Pennsylvania (interiorb. 81 Virginia
wheeling 0ity6 16 Wheeling Branches,
| Is; other solvent Virginia 20(125; Mis-.
souri,, l5@l7; lows, 5@l0; Wisconsin (solyent)
| lO@i5; Wisconsin tdiscreditedl 6597G Iii
nois (solventl 25@50; Illinois tdiscreditedh
65@7o; Maryland Gnterior) 59l0; Tennessee
| (old Banksl 20;, Tennessee (free Banksl
| M(G25 Michigan and Canada, 3 Alabama,
90 South Carolina and Georgia, 80 discount.
Our quotations for Exchange and Gold in
Ohio and Indiana Paper were as fOllowsi
sew YORK Sight. puraS prem. %@k prem.
Philadelphisa.@apar@h PREM @9k prem.
i;S9::-----.,R'F@ Z pr Srsm, @SS 5 B5s%.
| New Orleans-...... ....a.. G. o. a.-...
American Gold-... Par Q f 70 A@A prem.
Flour vas unchanged yesterday, and the
demand limited, and only for the higher
grsdes. Whisky continued limited, with a
moderate request. Coffee was in active de-
msnd at full rates. Sugar was unchanged
and Molasses duh. Provisions were without
alteration and still dull. No alteration oc-
CURED in Grains, except in Oats, which de
clintd %. per bushel.
The Imports and Exports of various arti-
cles during the twenty.four hours ending
yesterday noon were as follows:
Imports-Butter, 80 kegs; Corn, 1,l46
bushels Cheese, 3 boxes Coffee, 20 bags;
Flour, 1858 barrels; Hay, l07 bales; Hogs,
$40 head Lard, IL barrels and IL kegs;
Oats, 4,4Sl bushels; Pork and Bacon, 20
t%ierces, 3 boxes. Potatoes, 1893 barrels; Sugar,
2 bids; Wheat, l,2l9 bushels; Whisky, 2l5
barrels. a3
ExpOrts-Apples, IL barrels; Butter, 20
kegs; Candles 30 boxes Cheese, 624 boxes;
Coffee, 230 bags; Oloverseed, Is barrels
Flour, 1,265 barrels; Lard, 307 barrels and
SO kegs; Molasses, SO barrelsi Pork and BE-
con, II hogsheads, 81 ~tierces, 265 barrels aud
1913 pounds Potatoes, 81 barrels; Sugar, 70
bids Salt, 20 barrels; Wheat, :, 1887 bushels
Whisky, 297 barrels.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier says:
Money matters continue tight with, how
ever, but a limited demand for Loans or
Exchange. The Banks are selling, in very
limited lots, Eastern Exchange to their de-
positors and regular customers at l per cent,
and TO outsiders at Q per cent. The Brokers
! rates are about 2X per cent. Kentucky aud
Indiana Paper is now the chief currency,
while Tennessee is taken at 10 to Is per
cent. discount.
In the general market there is but little
activity, and prices are unchanged, with
only moderate trade-sales Of Groceries, Pro-
duce and Provisions. We notice heavy re-
ceipts of Coffee from the North, and the
market is dull.
The following are the trade tables at New
York for the past week: