The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-06
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.
New York Market.

CoTToN--7without decided change; SEC for
Middling Uplands.
as 10 fer Extra State; SS 00G9 80 for Extra
Round Hoop Ohio, and 50 609l1 30 for trade
brands, the market closing heavy.
WHISKY-DuH and nominal.
WHEAT--Receipts, IL ,34l bushels. Dull,
and Ease lower on common descriptions;
sales Of IA 600 bushels new No milwaukee,
at = VIZ; 2,OO0 bushels new amber North
Carolina, the first parcel received in five
Receipts, 7,4so bushels. Dull; sales
of 1000 bushels Western at 79GS5c
CORN-Receipts, 2l2, ,275 bushels; 1c lower,
with a fair demand for export ;77a7Sc for
inferior, and 79@S0c for shipping mixed
Receipts, 13, ,4S4 bushels; more act
i've, in part for export, at one cent decline;
sales, $1,000 bushels at i0@44c for Chicago
44947c for Milwaukee; 50955c for Iowa.
WooL-Market rather easier, with sales
of 726,5oO pounds at 5O965c for domestic
fleece.
PErRoLEUM-Steadya at 25@36c for crude.
and i3@44c for refined in bond.
PoRK-Heavy and unsettled at S3l 25@
81 % for new mess; closing at SSl 81 regular;
prime; also 1,500 bbls new mess for Sep
tember and October, sellers option, at
$50 70 :; il5@l61ac for shoulders; l9Q2lc for
BEEF-Steady at previous prices; beef
hams nominal; cut meats firm.
LARD-Firm at lS15@2lc.
BUTTER-Dull at 26933e for Ohio, and
27@g40c.
CHEESE--Dull at 6Gl9c. Uf
MoNsY-The market continues easy and
steady at 495 per cent? Sterling duh and
heavy at l0754yl0S; Gold lower; opening al
l4S; declining to l475s, and closing at l4711s.
Total exports of specie to-day 1881, 900;
Governments a shade tirmer.
Freights to Liverpool f1rmer and quiet.
The Commercials money article says the
reaction of the Stock Market continues.
There is a disposition among the larger
operators TO sell and realize profits, and
for the moment this tendency prevails over
the inclination to buy. Their list was gem
orally 1491z per cent. lower.
MONEY-Very abundant, the general rate
with banks is 5 per cent, but heavy sums
loaned at per cent; discounts are 5G615
per cent. Foreign Exchange is nominal,
at l071s@lOS for go days bankers. Sterling
The European steamers to-day took out
S40S, ,006. Total amount for the week, S524,-
564. No dispatches have been received this
morning by Cable. 1t was reported late
yesterday, that firm in the Exchange had
received a London dispatch reporting the
conclusion of peace. a reduction on the
Bank of England, rate to s per cent; the
advance of middling uplands to I'D and
52s at 69c.
The weekly review of Flour has beea
fairly active in part for export prices; low
grades have fiuctuated somewhat, and
Family brand have improved. The s ock
is much reduced and is at present very
light. New Flour has been taking to some
extent for shipping and is less plenty. We
quote Extra State at 81 to so, the latter
rates for Fancy shipping Ohio; S. 90 to so;
u.
WHEAT-Has huctuated rapidly; the de-
mand has been mainly confined to mil1ers.
Common and Interior qualities have been
very difficult to sell; choice qualities close
better and there is a fair demand for Mid
ding. New Wheat of very extra quality
is arriving this week. The extreme price
insisted on has checked business and prices
are rather lower. A handsome lot of New
Amber from North Carolina, the first re-
ceived in five years, was disposed of at
| So 50. A fine sample was exhibited from
Tennessee which is held at So 0; at the
close; New is heavy at 81 7592 so for Am
| Der Jersey.
CoRN-Southern Corn under very large
receipts, an advanced in freights, and
decline in Gold, has fallen from g to &c
! bushel This is a remarkable decline, and
/ is owing in a measure to the difficulty ex-
! perienced in negotiating Exchanges.
| OATs-Have been freely offered, and
have declined to cents o bushel at the
reduction; we notice at the close q sgeeu-
| lative demand for western account. There
is much steadiness in prices. We quote
| heated oats 40 to 42c, good 40 to soc, Jersey
go to Gle, Iowa, in bulk, SIC, and State 62
| to 63c.
PoRK--The market has been moderately
1 active; the demand has been chiefly for
consumption. Operators show less conn m
| dence and have bought less freely for fu-
| ture delivery. We hear of sales OF hogs at
i the West, early November delivery, at
% % gross equal to ~ ~ Ior Ness dork S ae-
! ing influence on this market. Bacon and
| Cut Meats are in demand. but the stock is
| almost 6nJlreiy Sxnausteu "a
WHIsKY-ls almost nominal, and busi-
! ness is chiefly centered in outside buyers;
| as low as 81 60, but neither the buyers nor
/ sellers names are made public.
| The Posts money article says:
The gold market declined lc this morn
| ing Notwithstanding coin is scarce for de-
| livery, loans being made at l-3293-64 in
! favor of the lender. Money continues su-
| perabundant, and stock exchange loans
| are generally. made at 4 per cent. No
| change in discounts; all the stock markets
/ steady rather frOVaTn-
ment securities were firmer at I45, the quo
| tations were: New York Central 1919; Erie
6S55; Hudson River l2l; Illinois Central
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