Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06
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Grand total .-..--.-. .......-....-..---.. 81
1--WE DO not look upon il that the Board If
Brokers had one half as much To do with the
price of gold as the least CT the above causes;
stil, the brokers. out of regard % public opinion,
the first 10 reform
Will gold rise or falir This depends upon
wae her the sins OF omission ami commission
10 br removed
The Secretary of the Treasury will shortly
discontinue the receipts of deposits of gold. IL
Is ascertained lie will not. as has been proposed
offer the five twentes at any discount from the
market rates. or, I'm other words, 10 public com
petition, but will endeavOr 70 ey pedite their con
version rapidly as possible"
The weather has been very changeable. 1t
was mild and spring like up TO Sunday. when il
changed suddenly. within an hour, AMI assumed
the character Of bleak November.
Flour has fucIuated largely, and prices have
been greatly unsettled. il being ii fficult most of
the time to give quotations. Monday afternoon
and yesterday morning buyers Withdrew and
talked about 81 90 for superfne, but, after the
news from New \ Ork WIS made known on
'Chshge. the feeling ch ,nged decidedly, and su
perhne sold at So l0a5 % Wheat has been de
pressed, anu prices nominal portion OF the time.
An active demand for corn from distillerS and
prices are up To 44i45c Oats dull under large
receipts. Rye frmer aud barley higher and in
deDalid. Whisky advanced To "a lie. and is Of
teredsparngly. Butter declined 3 owing TO a
= large supply. Feathers, bee>wax, and ginseng
areali higher and in active demand A further
advance has been established in nuts Foreign
fruits aud nuts are constantly advancing. and our
quotations no indication of the market. but
from day 20 day
Apples and potatoes are in large supply and
prices are lower
There has been an active speculative demand
for coffee the last three DAYS of the week AID
prices advanced fully 3 i4c per pound, the market
closing very unsettled and buoyapt. The qu ,ts,-
tons in this market at the close may be set down
al 3Oa32c for Rio.
Raw sugar Is 14c higher, but refined is un-
changed
There has been good demand for both coffee
and sugar from consumers, but the demand ton
mOasSes Is extremely light, the consumption OF
it being diminished in consequence OF the large
crop and the more general use of sorghum syr
ups.
Salt Is wanted. pressngy wanted. There is
no Ohio Valley salt in muket. New York is
selling at 81 per barrel Liverpool is held at
50 50 per bag, and Turks Island al 60c. Some
parcels OF Ohm Valley are now ahoat and SOME
reached here ON the slight rise in the river from
the Ohio river and Mason City works Their,
has also been a rise in the kanawha. but the stage
OF water in both rivers is so low that none except
the lighteSt class OF boats can navigate and even
then with great difficulty
Coopers' stuff has largely advanced and is ia
active demand CoOperaee is frmer, and bee
and oil cooperage higher
Refined petroleum has advanced materially Sc
has iDseed OIL
Lard oil is in active demand at soc and the
supply not equal to the demal.d. Linseed oil j:
upt0 81 10
The rebel pirate steamer which is DESTROYING
our merchant vessels in the Atlantic, is producing
in cfD, al .ircla- aulh IN,
greatly agitated the market for breidstuffs aut
foreign goods generally I he same cause has af
ecled the hog market. as il Is supposed the rate:
of freight will be greatly increased and :nany diff
culties arise in the way of shipping to Europe.
Dealers realizing more fully the uncertain
ties which beSe the q AIDE in pork the present sea
son, ami caution is taking the place OF the strons
competing spirit displayed week or two ago
ard the consequences OF this is that hogs are be
ing offered freely, tor November and December
AT 81 Cod %. without finding buyers, whilst 4
week or 80 ago, the reverse the case, and Il
would be difficult tO yet over S4 % tor the pres
ent month, and 81 80 tor December The
weather was too warm for curing. the iOrepirt o
the week but Was cool enough since Sunday ant
slaughterng has been again resumed. and 81 81
was the price paid on the spot yesterday, and TN.
same rate obtained for 700 head for the las
half of December
There have been sales of new green meats al
3lac for shoulders aud size Tor hans aud side,
the last day or two and nes lard is taken 1T 80 C
but foF future delivery it would not bring over o.
lot Of 500 tierce- eu lard sold at S15c, buyer
furnishing packages, to be delivered on during
the season. The demand Tor box meats for tn
ture delivery has fallen off The asking rate.
are o. for Cumberland 61sc for long and 7as
cents for short rio and clear.
fair demand his existed for old mess pork al
$40 50alO 40, and the close it was offered al
the latter rate freely.
Nothing doing in old bulk meats Shoulders
are offered at 4c; sides, 30. Bacon is offe, ed al
5a51sc; 100 hhds sides sold within the week at
Size.