The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-25
IF,o" The Cincinnati Price Current, J'o'e 2o@,I

From The Cincinnati Price Current, June 20h.l
Business Summary of the Past Week.
The exchange market has not varied dur
ing the week. There is not much change
anticipated during the balance of the pres
ent month. The demand for New Orleans
continues quite light, and the market gor it
dull. Gold is i'll demand from the country
banks to fix up their balances for their
quarterly statement. Not mtaGh doing in
time bills on the East or South.
The corn looks veil though somewhat
uneven, consequent upon. the depredations
of the cut worm ,.hich LA sc made replant-
ing necessary. The barley harvest is over
in this ard The adjoining counties, and the
crop is a fair one, though the yield will be
below an average. We understand that 81
| per bushel has been offered toy new crop
delivered in Septembee, Wheat has put on
the golden color y AieA is the harbinger Of
maturity, aAd IN kentucky the wheat harv-
est has pcraFaenced.
! The F&uur market has been greatly exer-
! cisco, during the week. The large decline
K in New Orleans and New York depress-
/. ed the market Friday and Saturday. Su-
/ perfne fresh ground is held mt So, but low
| grades can be bought for less. A good
deal of the superhne new coming to mar
ket is not made of original stock that is,
the cream Is taken out of the wheat for
extra, and the supsrfne is a kind of rehash
from the middliRgs; and an article has been
made from white wheat mddlings in this
way which has been sold for extra to par
ties not well posted. Indeed, some of our
| inspectors have not been able to see through
| ii.
Wheat has been unsettled, but closed
finn at our quotations. Oats has 1uctuated
! l,s
with more buyers than sellers at SO, hold
ers asking 80 Rye declined to 81 and is
dull. The new crop Of this grain is very
good Barley Is wanted at 50 for old fall,
with but little offering.
Whisky opened at III but closed at II &c
which was the current rate, the last three
days of the week, closing dull under the
adviceS from New York yesterday.
There has been some activity in the Gro
Gerry market, and in the torepart of the week
1000 brls molasses sold at 45c, after which
Acc was asked, but the attempt to establish
this advance has proved failure, and al
the close prime could be bought at 45c.-
Sugar was more active in the forepart o.
the week, and 400 hhds sold at full prices
but at the close the mark was quiet. Coffee
has been firmer, with good demand from
consumers in The regular way at l4l to l sc
favorable for this article. An entire cargo
f sold in Baltimore last week, at 4c, and thi
rate was offered and refused for two otheI
cargoes.
f TIE Provision market has assumed a firm
= aspect, and holders have put up prices of al
D articles. Bacon and bulk meats &c per Id
and mess pork 25c per h., and towards The
close the advance for bacon had been par
= TALLY established. 1t is clear, that as tn,
season progresses the confidence of holder
increases, and the belief that the supply vii
not be equal to the wants of consumers i
now quite general. Summer curing is go
ing on rapidly, and about ., 500 hogs pc
week are being used in this way. The feel
ing regarding the future of the provision
: market, is not only strong as regards thi
5 years stock, but also as regards next season
9 and considerable sales of hogs have beer
made within the last ten days at ST so TO
November delivery and So for the fore par
| of December 1t is therefore clear that
s great change must take place in the feel
' ing5 of some dealers, at least during tn
h next three or four months, or high price
t will be paid for hogs next season.
Lard has been in better demand, particu
r larly for terces, during the week, and sale
e were made at lI&@ll4. The demand i
t. from New Orleans, where it has advance,
| to I23GGl3c. There is very little offering
hut the demand for brl or kegs has beer
| quite limited. Beef cattle have been in larG
It supply, and defined fully Doc per GENITAL
Ginseng has largely declined, and is nomi
nal at soc.