The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
MONETARY Il COMMERCIAL.
~ 81 p NLspseisfto Journal.
Weekly New York Market Review.
MEW YoRK, OeL. 2.

HtEhit No" Anfh mar Nb ASFhS"'
NEW YORK, oct. 2,
.Ilaitah -Iourpaiss4 VIZ Elz
You will doubtless have observed from
our letters that the imports Of this port are,
and have been, inf secs Of, the exports,
In continuation Of TINS We mention that,
last week
Fhf i,g D9fls xsre s44elpsiys ofsPe- :. 6,s aa
The exports, under the same eondi-
tlos-',',,,- f'r',,-,'',.', s,s5s
FOR tsst August Fhedohieiat rsAlrns are
now made, which are as follows
Imports Excluding spseie and but -.rl
Exports excluding do do) .,,,,, l2,9A5bl0
These figures show an excess Of SI0,G9i ,9is
against the bqsin ness af this port last month.
But, % carry out this Comparison still
further, the official Fetnrns for The last
eight months were
Imports exclusive nf specie aud s}
hiliP az IA do {' 'yi,''ls n ,i
On 4n s2sess OF $40, 1914, go, tagalnst tie for
eign trade of the city ia the last eight
months. A8 H8E HD
All the above figures dn impafls) stand
FOR the foref0n eostafone in goid-7the freight
aud customs duty are not added,
All this would show large balance OF
Grade against THIS 6ityi bati IL lhitlsr BE-
reeoiieeted thA whilst New York is the
principal port Of entry, the exports are
from other ports, principally in tile south
where returns are not SO frequently re-
corded.
During the week the Gold Market show.
cd an ppweFd tspdsHqyF Fqpeqing on .M9n-
day at 1872, and closing on Saturday AT
1865. The upward tendency can only be
explained, by the excess Of imports, over
exports the deelina Ia England Of our
securities, aud the inpossibility OF ship
ping any merchandise 10 Europe at ng-
| hfes % pay cost, and we note chat to-day,
under later foreign adViees, dold has got
hFmer at advanced figures. 1T
The L0an Market Ia easy call loans al
three 10 ave per cent. Commercial paper
bgs per cent. e"t
sterling Exchange la demand At rates Of
1855 fpF iiahkAfas 70 lo6ga@i0l1k fpF Com
nefeiai pRpefsVst aeff.rsf
BREA bsTuRfb Diving TO fight receipts.
and steady advance Ia the West, Flour
Is higher ana fiFmer, and the market CLOSED
| firtn. In Wheat there was more activity
at advanced prices, but the business was
| confined 10 milleFs' immediate demand.
| coRE-Is still advancing, with fair de-
oATs-tn good demand. and about Ia
| higher. .st..ss
PRovisteasrrIn good demand. Prices
have advanced and closed firm. Waqaote
mess vi sai % sal rs new mess sa5. Lard
duh and heavyl Western IL 10 1919.
! CoFFEK AND SUGAR - Are unchanged
wits a tendency upwards, under the adj
vaneing tendency Of gold, but we cannot
alter quotations.
Wo0L-Continues very dull. a4At
T0aAeco-in better demand, at steady
prices.
FHRIanTs-Are unchanged towards the
West 10 Liverpool the rate IN for Tobacco
2Os per hogsheadi London azs 6ds Antwerp
2Ts Cd.
CorToR-iS more excited than anything
else In the market. A week ago middiing
Upiands were quoted ut 81 To SIC, and to-
day the price In AZ TO iac, with an excited
market, We note d hardening tendency In
Cotton, but AS the prices are proportion
htelE abpye English prices, ws can hardly
! predicate a continued advance, yet IL may
happen that strong faith here may Atim-
ulhte Cotton dealers abroad
| Yours truly, FOSTER, COPELAND 81 Co.