The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-25
MARKET REPORTS.
New york Market.

new MARKET.
NEW YORK, Sept. "a.
CoTFoN-Buoyant under speculative and
spinning demand. Sales OF 5000 bales at
3615@137c. for middling uplands, and $50
3S15c. for middling Orleans. Not much
FLoUR-25a50c. better. and more active.
Sales were at 81 609l0 % for Extra State
$40 009l2 90 for Round Hoop OHIO, and
Sl2 l0.9l3 IS for Trade Brands, closing quiet.
WHIsKY-Qufte firm. Sales at 4zc. IN
bond.
WHEAT Receipts q, s4s bushels. Market
3J5c. better, with a good demand. sales or
$1,000 bushels at 81 "a for inferior Milwau-
kee Club; 81 IL for naked. Chicago; 50 10 for
new white Michigan.
RYE-Firmer. Sales of Western at ESQ 94c.
BARLEY-Steady at 81 %. 49,.
CoRN-Receipts 357, 3S9 bushels. Market
heavy and I@2c lower, with less doing.
Sales of $4,000 bushels at Sc for inferior;
SSCBS9c. for shipping mixed western afioat;
soc. for Western yellow afloat, and do. dc.
in store. itf u tt''t
OATs-Receipts 1860 bushels. Market
I@2c. better and more doing. sales of &c.,
600 bushels at 476e5lc. for chicago, and 49(9
SIC. for Milwaukee,. ~ NH
CoFFEE-FirTn but quiet.
-SUGAR-Steady, with a. very good de-
mand at l01s@llc. for Cuba, and l01a9I212c
for Porto Rico.
Enthusiastically but quiet, esr r.
PE1RoLEUM-Fair request; sales at 2415C0
251ac for Crude, and 4212@44c, for refined in
bond.
PoRK-Heavy; sales at S32 95133 10. for
new mess: closing at S33 %, cash; Sd 009
81 % for old mess; $50 90 for prime; also,
vernber, all the year, buyers option, $33 30
@33 50.
BEEF-Steady at previous prices. -olao
I BEEF HAMS-NomInal .#nNl-ttE
BACoN-Quiet; short ribbed I654cz 4 ''.t
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales at I412@15c for
shoulders, and lS@20c for hams.
LARD-Steady sales at l7@l9l4c..
BUTTER-QuietS sales at 20d35c for Ohio,
S5@44c for State, and 50955c for Orange
pals. l4ng RI EFM gFfFf1 FL
MoNEYAQuiet and easy; at s@5per cent,
but chiefly at per cent. 49, ~ T. -
STERLING-R Rather more steady; at 1879
@l0754. Ath Vainfs9 fThi
GoLD-Shade firmer; opening at 1887,
and closing at l44lz. tfs5fi flf .r7l,t e. 3t'fi
GOVERNMENT SrOCKS-LeSS active and a
shade lower. II $500 f9 tpr it=tf' tt
The Posts money article says:
/ The loan markets. abundant1y supplied
with idle capital at 4g5 per cent, and large
amounts are in some cases lending on Gov
ernments at lower rates. Commercial paper
Is rendering very freely, as the mercantile
community are able TO obtain the discount
accommodation they require at the banks,
which are rather more disposed to lend on
short paper of choice grades, Prime in-
dorsed bills are done at per cent. for sixty
days, and at 6per cent for three and four
months; single names pass at 6@7 per cent.
For less approved securities there is no
currency, and there is very conservative
and increasing disposition 70 discriminate
The bank statement shows an increase
in loans of nearly. s.. 0O0, 900. The deposits
have decreased less than wasexpected, and
are reduced by less than half q million. In
the items there is no change OF importance
The Stock markets is dull but drms Gov
ernments are shade lower, in conse-
quence of an increasing demand for for
efgn accounts. OldFive-twenties are rather
lower, and the other gold bearing bonds
Sympathized in part In the dropping ten
dency. Railroad shares are quiet, but with
a firm UNDERGONE. After the Board, the
quotations were Erie, 1874; Hudson, l2l56 ;
Reading, ll6; NJ. s.. S44. Foreign Ex-
change, hrmer. Bills of sale alto days on
London are quoted at 149l07 for Cons
mercial, lU77t@lg7s4; for Bankers do. at
short sight, l0sgloS55s. IJs,,-.,.e ~ bsesG37
ported to-day. 4s
The Bank statement shows an increase
in loans OF 81 $40, 6S2; increase in specie $685.
crease in ierosits SIG 9s9 decrease IN legal
tenders $345043. sA'e N, =