The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-29

sales were made, of consequence. IL was
one of the dullest of the season. There are
no changes in prices since last report.
/. The grocery trade was but moderate, with
no change in former quotations.
Evansville Dry Goods Market.
, There are no changes in the prices of
dry-goods. Business was fair yesterday,
with prospect of a good week of business.
The upward tendency of goods in the East
has not materially affected the price here.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, May %.
CoTroS-Less active and a shade lower;
40@4l for middling.
FIoUR-Openedd dull and closed heavy at
1OaI5e lower; s l50S 80 for Extra State, and
8 4O99 80 for Extra r. III. Ohio. HAA
WHIsKY-Quietat 2 rs for Western.
WHEAT--Very dull and nominally lower;
Chicago Spring, | rs, and AGO bushels pre-
MUM new No. Milwaukee sold at ~.
RYE-Quiet and frmer at 90 for West
eFn.
BAILEY AND MALT-Dull.
CoRNe-1@2c lower and quite active at de-
cline; TS@S21a for soft new mixed western; ;
S39S5c for sound do, afioat, new.
OATs-Dull and l@2c lower; 52954 for
Chicago and 5Sc for choice Wisconsin, and
almost entirely nominal.
SUGAR-Q1iet and frmer; Cuba 1910
MoLAssEs-DulI.
III PETROLEUM-Dull; Z1ac for crude, 43c Tor
PoRK-Pork opened firmer but closed
heavy and irregular at 30 1901 New Mess
closing at 30 81 regular, % 25@295O; Ola, DO;
EARD-steady at ls@2214c, and small sales
u B5U11TFrriER-Quiet at sO@4Oc for Ohio; $50
CHEEsE-GDull at s@2Ocs
Internationally active at 6@7 per
fV,er a 1eaf1 n
| GoLD-Lower; opening at 371s, declin-
ing. to 81, advancing to s71s, closing at
GOV GfoSvERNMENr sToCK-4@1Sc better; 6's
OF 81 Coupons, 10S7s; SIS of ~, 102; do of GA
le2lS 7-sO's, lst series lo214 "a series e lOs
The Posts money article says that the
| loan market is moderately active at 6@7
I per cent.
The stock market is Irregular. Govern
ment stocks are better, and railroad shares
active, except Erie, which is the weakest
The bank statement is less unfavorable
| than was anticipated; sales of $50, 900 900
/ of Government gold has caused an increase
i In The specie resources of the banks to the
7 extent of more than six millions of dollars.
| Deposits have correspOndingly decreased
nearly eight and a half millions, while le-
gal tenders declined nearly twelve millions,
and loans have increased more than two
| millions.
Foreign exchange quiet and firmer.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May %.
| FLoUR-Unchanged and quiet Superfine
| 50@l0 90; Extra 10 509ll %; Family ii %
| oil ..
WHEAT--Rather dull; there is a good de-
| mand for the lower grades, but not much
| for the higher; Extra Spring l5@2 20; No
New Red Winter 2 1902 30; No. 40;
Old Red sold at 2 55 for No. !.
| fCORN-In good demand, and prices high
! err: mixed sold in elevator at soc, and in
| sacks at zoe.
OATs-Firm at 49@j0c-
RYE-S5@90c.
BARLEY-In good demand at | 40@l 50.
WHIsKY-Advanced to "a in bond.
MESS PoRK-In active demand, and
prices advanced to 81 so, closing with few
sellers below 30 90. The total sales reached
| /, 500 bbls., including 800 bbls. sold on an
| order for New Orleans.
| LARD-In active demand; sales of ,lOO
tierces at &c for prime kettle, and A12@
2l5zc for steamed.
BULK MEATS-Held at I212, is, and lT12c
GoLD-Closed at 1877 ~
CorToN-Quiet at S3@35c for middling.
saint Louis Market.
4 ST. Louis, May IS.
COTTON HeavF.
FLOUR and WHEAT-Inact1ve and un'
changed.
CoRN-FavorS buyers; IS to 74cs
OATS-Steadv at 4l15 to 45c.
| PoRK-Quiet and unchanged.