Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-12
Monetary and Commercial.

II
nrket since cur last report. The Receipts ofeur-
rsaey have been mora liberal, Aad cur banks re-
port fuIl sgppIy but are In NJ eondtion % nsst
the pressing dem snds up7n them for discoaats- II
was supposed Wills ago, sy those who prosesssd
70 be wiser than others and better postsd IN
I ucusy aattsrs, thas there would be falling oa
/ la d counts At banks, and their ATgEns1t Was
/ eel uPen the fact that cur merchants and -busi
mesa msn hsd made much money durinE the
war, fhas sxeald not be asy lorgsr borrowsrs
to carry on thsisoperaiIons; hut the present con
dftion Ct or Nancy market upssts all such the.
orizing, and PROVES eoBelusivsly that cur
wealth Increases our wants Increase also. The
usn who, four years ago, had occasion to borrow
fem poTerily, one thousand dollars, 70 inset ssne
pressing elaiE upon hin, or to rensv his stesk a
gocds, nov wants ave or ten thousand dollars TO
do just what hs Desired to accomplish At that
time; and this Prineipls holds good in all our
business re atoms. We spend more than We did
te ore she wsr. and although rsesivs batter
eSmpensation fer our labor, SD higher prices for
ell that ssll, and larger profits In cur bEslnsss
yet We are no better of than IN hrEsr timss.-s
This il 70 be aitrihRied chify 70 ths sxtrAvAgAat
spirit that rIez fhs land, aud paaf rsruisions IN
money mAsistsarsef no utility IN fostering and
encouraging proEiaent habits In cur people, that
they may have scn1sthing to fall task upon whan
the 4" Isiny day comes. Such prosperity as We
have had for thesaaat few years ear5t alEays con-
tinuss there mnst De = reaction. and It -bshcorss
every business mart avoid II q p rnieious and
dangerous systsHia traes that Is been the ruiE
Of 20 many In tines past; we mean tbs - crsSit
system" But We shall have occasioa to touch
the subject againiS some future article.
This enquiry fer money Is ufthout atatsmsnf.
The sensnds fran cotton operators ere stiiI
large and the p4psr oEsrsa is Of tfs best eharae-
ter that can be naade in the country. Ths cHsr.
ings OF yesterday, st the EFazssills National
Bank, amounted 20 one huad red and aas theGs-
and dollars. AIbiss in solns measure. indicates
the charsctsr oftfsis nsw trade. broaght here By
the energy and sntsrpriss OF SONS ef ourown b0s-
iness msn, 10 ssearing this point proper f4ciIi
ties Tor sh5pmsnssof the staple to New FORK and
oshsr At sntis sea ports. Our tobacco operators
are closing their ansac.ions as rapidly as Prae-
tieabls, aud Asswukeks m re viii fnd them on
their way hcme-gelolcing that thsir labors are
ovsf. with fair rrespset CT haadsone proHts on
their fnvestms nts. sss
The rates fer money continEes az TO 10 per
cant. for unsx-eptioDahls names and nrst-elass
msrcAntils bills. Outside paper cannot be placed
at better than II 90 is per cent,
New York exchange remSins ssaFes, but vith-
out csange in Faass, We quote.
Buying, par. sssIiiag, ~. Premium.
/ Gold and silver confines quiet. The demand
! for gold is m1stiy from cotton buyers. who lh'p
It sozth-s The &eoantsr demand Is Of the most
modsfais eharseter. Silver is not wanted, an ali
that Is. bought ~ cur banks is SHIPPED to New
York. Ths quotations are:
Goid-buyinEsli4. Selling, I45.
| slyer-buyf aes1s5. Selling, Iss.
Gowfumsnt stcufitiss remain without much
change, and there is nothing done In them in eur
market. The 5-10's could be sold to bA nksra al
slo6Ls for ths old, and los for the new. The 10.
/ 40 al IS ex coupons. The sslliag rates by baak.
ers ara u b z per cent. above the buyiog. "a !
Treasury notes Sill in demand By parties hav-
] ing idle poney, who invest In them. They are
decidedly thssmost eonvsnient securities for tenn
| perAry inEestnen,s taAt can b had. and with a
return 10 specie Payment, or even with "a pros.
pect Of tiie early resumption Of specie paymsn'.
these potes would be at higher premium than
bonds.
oemp-und interest Treasury notes ars bosght
b. W. J. LOwHr Co, at the following rates:
june, 1874, issue..-................ prem
Jnly, 1854, issue prem.
August, 1864, prem.
The October and December 1854, nOlss. are cir.
cuiatipg at par.
Legal Tender Treasury Notes. par.
National par.
uscuRREST.
Indiana ohio and Keni ucs y---,,..p par to Re 81.
k.'tern 70 De- die
M ssouri aud loWa-...... TO DC. dis
Wiseonti aud Eilnois..-...............5 25c dis
Union aud PIantsr's Bark, Fenu......... 7sc. dis.
Bank OF TeAne dis.
Other Tenn sses Banks............ 50 10 SOC. dis.
81 New York Market. $50
~ EEw YoRK. Sept. II.
coTToN-MOrs active and higher a. lse for
TLOUk-Less Eetivs and 5aIoe lower; soa
? 10 for sE1tEas Rsand Hoop ohIoi 2ogli % for
Tradr Brands closing quiet.
WHISKY-Firm at q rs
wHEArL-Unsettiei choice spFfsg scsrrs and
bring 3 . mi prices other kinds l92c lover.
BARLEf-~steady - 1851
CORN lie lower.
OATs-Duli; 10 lower.
RICE-Dan
s0GAR--stsady AZ lsa44l<o for Cube AraseS-
MoLAssEs-Duii.
\ W0oL-Dall. .f-
PokK-e,ais: and steady s2eoeaa rs for new
BARD-Dscidsdiy hrmsr; sa;ss 81 21azs1Se.
B0TTER-Aetlve at 2s932c for Ohio.
II .h0HEY-steady at 6 per cent.
Il 6TERLING-oaiet At ! coal tssz - &4
Il GOLD-Without d.cidei chnsgs; opening ct
I 49,. and elose1 al 49,
GOVERNMENT sT0oKs-Firm.
cineinnatI Blankets. ~ "a
| CTEcIssaTI. Sept. II.
FLoUR-9ull and ne change in rress what
ever
WIZ KY-Ta limited esuand a. 2 "a. -
/ Pr OVIs 1ONs -QpfAt sAsss Park 81 10
LAkD-Is helf ~ 2ss, with BUYERS at zs5ze. -
BACON AND BULK MEATs-EsEIected. aud
prices nomif al -ss--
| TIMOTHY SEEDS sd
FLAX SEED . 5oa2 90. and scarce.
BlNsEED I'LL rs, aod am
GoLD-li3A. gofEs Ha EeEa Nss 8