The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-13
IFronu tie Cincinnati Price CarreAt, Jgly IL.
Business Summary for Jhe Past



Business Summary FOR the Past
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The splendid agricultural prospects are /
| operating most tlrorabls in hanhnciAl car /
| cles and confidence ia the future Is very |
strong. Time bills on the East are in de-
mand at Gas for sixty and ninety day, but
very few Offering. Exchange has been in
moderate demand during the week, with
! supply about equal to the demand.
Western uncurrent money is in light sup
ply and it is taken freely by bankers at I
dis for Missouri and ! dis for Illinois and
| Wisconsin.
The corn las grown with great rapidlty,
we learn from farmers, and it is thought that
| though there should be no more ram, the
croD would be Il large one. All concede
that the prospects of an immensely large
corn crop never have been surpassed; and
this APPLIES to all the Western States. 1t
was feared that the heavy and prOtracted
rains would injure tlR wheat, which was
mostly in shocks in the field but 1T has sus-
tanned none of consequence; anu then slpce
Sunday the weather has been hot ana dry,
and has removed all the moisture from the
sheaves. Oats and potatoes are doing very
well. and the crops Of both must be large;
, indeed they are spoken of in our letters IN
eytrayagant terms The crop of spring
wheat throughout all the Northwest IS rep
? resented excellent, and now about ripe.
The great excellence of this crop will III part
, make up for the partial failure of the winter
wheat in Missouri and Illinois. The pros
meet of the country, taken in connection
5 with the existing state of matters, at the
5 other side of the Atlantic, are certainly
+ very favorable, and indicate Il season. OF
great and general prosperity throughout the
whole Union.
a | IL = hi, ~aHu
n unite rapdly by shipments 10 the eastern
markets. and the receipts of fresh ground
being very light, the market has assumed a
II frmer tone though the demand is chiefly
!, local. but is, notwithstanding, i'll advance o
C., the receipts; and whilst old is not saleablt
n at ANYTHING over 81 5000 60, fresh made
is firm at So OOM5 10 for superhne, 80 ,,
~ GI5 so for extra, and 50 90(G6 90 for eXtri
OF family to fancy brands white wheat. Some
4 parcels made from new wheat have beer
], sold at So 90 to Sc 90 but it is too fresh tt
be handled with confidence, except in small
parcels.
O. Wheat has been quite unsettled, and OLE
he little better than nominal, at 81 1901 2
IL for Red and White There has been goo'
deal of new offered for future delivery, bu
d. at 81 1901 90 for Red and White, whicl
are above the views of millers, and Their
ng has not consequently been much done
o. Millers think that 81 for Red and 81 10 10
= White is as much as ought to be paid now
y so that the market is in an unsettled state
I'll and not at all in a position to enable dealer
s." to anticipate it, to any extent
De- Corn has declined 2@}3c per bushel, ow
os ing ito the large arrivals, consequent, Il
doubt, upon the encouraging prospects {
he the growing crop. Oats declined &c tror
lat the highest point, owing TO large arrivals
a Some samples of new Barley, of Il yer
ho excellent quality, have been offered at So
- but it not being in n fit state to keep |
DIS store, there is no disposition to buy, an
ey from the way brewers and masters Speal
in we should judge that those parties who ha'
,at been making contracts for this article Il
September delivery, have made sad mi
ien take, as the consumers think they Will
-. able TO buy in the Fall at Zoe. TINS tai
ov- may be intended 10 bear on the marke
les however, and must be taken with some Il
lowance. -Trff.stE 81. #
Linseed Oil is in good demand an
an- would have brought 64c yesterday. III
ngs stock has been reduced, but new crop mt
lose soon be looked for We understand til
ve,, the crop of faxseed in good generally, al
free from weeds.
''eS The provision market has been rath
quiet.
Mess Pork has been held at $40 gencr,
lich ly, though small lot placed on this mark
cti- sold at $l8 so. sin, first class brands ca
rget not be bought below SO. There has be
10 very little done i'll bacon, the sales not
orst ceeding 200 hhds for the week, at Q and
six | and &c for shoulders and sides and Gle
an sides. Hams have been anxiuu5ly soue
Z. ]. after, and prices are again higher, comm
to selling at ll0lI5c. and sugar cured at l
star @13e, About zoo, 600 lbs bulk meats $