Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

American Gold..... A@l prem. lk@2 prem.
The Imports and Exports of various arti-
cles during the forty eight hours ending
yesterday noon were as follows:
ImpOrt-Apples, n barrels; Barley, 35S
bushels; Butter, &C kegs; Corn, /, 1923 bushels;
Coffee, sc bags; Cloverseed, Z barrels; Flour,
903 barrels; Hay, 7 bales; Hogs, 2S head
Lard, SO barrels and 2 kegs; Oats, 3,I67
bushels; Pork and Bacon, 10 hogsheads and
132 t%ierces; Potatoes, 431 barrels; Salt, 1889
barrels Wheat, 6,l7s bushels Whisky, 373
barrels.
E~rport1-Apples, 4 barrels; Barley, 2s4
bushels; Butter, 20 kegs; Candles, 1876 boxes;
Cheese, l,l78 boxes; Coffee, 204 bags; Flour.
ia barrels; Molasses, LOG barrels; Malt, ga
bushels; Pork and Bacon, 100 .hogsheads,
LAB %tierces, l0S boxes and l,l79 pounds; Po-
tatoes, 10 barrels; Rye, ll6 bushels; Sugar,
"a hogsheads; Salt, l94 barrels; Wheat
l,064 bushels Whisky, 253 barrels.
Flour was nomipally unchanged yester.
day, the demand continuing limited. Whisky
was unaltered, 400 brls. selling at l2Kc.
Lard was in fair request at SIC, but there
was zone Offering at that rate. A small lot
of Bacon Shoulders was disposed of at SIC,
end Sides were held at SC. Bulk Meats were
nominal at 5 and 7c, and Mess Porka at $I625
to SIC so. Wheat declined; Corn was un-
changed; Oats and Barley remained dull,
and Rye steady.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier says of Sat-
urday: ..
There is nothing new to report in financial
circles. The demand for money on frat
class paper continues small, owing in a great
extent 70 the mall amount OF business be-
ing transacted. The banks are DESIGNATING
only in a small way for those who have
special claims on them. Uncurrent money
and exchange are the same as before re.
ported. Eastern checks ruling at l@2 per
cent. TT.
Provisions are unchanged, with but a
very small demand for mess Pork at SIG
@lI. The market is well supplied, the
stock being large, and owing to the present
difhculty experienced in shipping, holders
are anxious TO realize, and ia large lots IL
could be purchased below our quotations,
Bacon Shoulders are firm at Sc. Lard is
dull at SIC.
We annex a comparative statement Of the
Imports Of Foreign Dry Goods at New York
for the past week and since January i:
Ehtsrs o. AZ SS s: port. ...s 9 liss'ss5 slIiS Sss1' ds9s;;
dhrewn on markst"-.. 1881, $50 s2s,25i I55'iIO
Filtered at the port. s42,sbs.5 SO 4l,6i5,o7o 27,sIs.s2s
Thrown on MARKET. 43,690,20 42,236,3n 1858 $40
Saturdays Tribune thus refers 10 FRIDAYS
New York Stock market:
The Stock Market opened this morning
without activity or frmness, and the quota.
tons were marked at lower figures, until II
linois Central was reached, in which there
was an active demand for cash stock, and the
hTmness in which had favorable effect upon
The Western shares. There were only one
or Two prominent ofierers Of sellers options,
and but little disposition was shownt 10 &C.
cept their bids. Cash stock in several de-
seiiptiops continues very scarce, aud Dor
row eIs pay large differences. The sellers
options appear 70 be Ia most cases pat out
for the purpose Of carrying forward previous
transactions. The public continue TO take
very little interest in the stock movement.
The low figures touched by the stocks Of the
Border States have brought out some orders
from the citizens Of those States, but not
sufficient 10 check the DECLINE, excepting
temporarily. Pacific Mail was heavy, under
the unfavofablo Interpretation Of the annual
report selling down TO 81, against 62N yes.
terday. Central fell on "a per cent. with
large sales for cash. Illinois Central opened
at CO, and closed at the same figure, the Bears
making IA per cent. difference for thirty
days. Galena wal firm, and advanced 70
0A.
A small sale Of Milwaukee and Prairie du
CHEN was made At IA. Between the Boards,
Win a moderate business, New York Central