Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-01

i've in Louisville, with sales of 565 barrels
OF mess Pork at $l7; 212 barrels Of country
mess Pork at SIG IS; le tierces Of Lard at
s<c 40 casks Of Bacon at old rates 10000
pounds of country Bacon from wagon at
elSc. for Shoulders, SIC. for Hams, 9kc. for
clear Sides. f... ...I
We annex a comparative statement Of the
Exports lexclusive ofSpecie) from New York
to foreign ports for the past week and since
January /; r a..
Tctal for the weeF; s9,g9l7 si,5isylsl s3,ol56es
Stree Jan. l..-....s7,4 ,4Ol suS479ST sa,ia,5S7
The exports, it will be seen, for the week
are double those of the same week last year.
Our Wednesdays New York exchanges
say of Tuesdays Stock Market:
The Stock market opened steady this
morning, with a good demand for Illinois
Central, Michigan Central, Erie Bonds, Hud-
son River, and one or two other stocks.
After the call, rumor spread that the Peace
Conference had adjourned without doing
any thing, and the market fell back a frac
ton, the decline being equal to 4 on New
York Central, 4 on Guaranteed, 9S on To-
| ledo, and about q on other Western shares.
| Between the Boards the news arrived that
the Conference had actually agreed upon a
| plan ofadiustment, and the market instantly
became buoyant again. In the afternoon
/ Stocks were all considerably higher, aud
| every body wanted to buy. New York
| Central rose q, Illinois Central l, and other
i Stocks in proportion.
All State Stocks were in good demand at
an advance. The new Loan was lower, a
| large number of the successful bidders hav-
| ing rushed in to realize. The impression
| continues general in the street that, what
| ever obstacles of detail may be encountered
the path is now clear for the adjustment of
the present political trouble, and spectators
| look to see Stocks advance to the prices
/ which ruled before the present panic began.
AT the close to-day the market was firm.
Wednesdays New York Tribune observes
respecting Tuesdays Monetary matters:
There is larger activity in the Money
| market, in consequence of the payment into
the Sub-treasury on the new Loan; but the
supply is abundant at sol per cent, mostly
at 6 per cent, on favorite Securities. In the
| Discount houses there is not much doing, as
| the Banks absorb nearly all the "Gilt edged"
| Paper made. The new Commercial trans
actions being entered into are so limited,
that the Banks find it very difficult to sus-
| tllu IuSl 11Odn lluOS WIN SuCu IhpeT dS
| they require. We presume the Loans of the
Banks, in the shape of regular Discounts,
have not been for long time so low as now,
The aggregate Of Loans is largely swelled by
loans on, and purchases Of Government Sc
curities. Leading short Acceptances go at
COS per cent, and prominent single-name
Paper at 7@9 per cent.
The marketfor foreign bills is weaker, with
but little doing excepting by bankers, who
ask lO5A for Sterling. Few Commercial
signatures are on the market and these go at
l04@lO5%.
The tootings of the Boston Bank Statement
for the past week are as follows: Capital
Stock, $3s, ,23l, 700; Loans and Discounts,
$6,276,5OO; Specie, $4739,OOO; due from
other Banks, $6s23, ,OOOi due to other Banks,
$s,452OOO; Deposits, $l7S33; Circulation,
| $6,3s4OOO.