The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-24
New York Market.

BY telegraph. NEW York. Nov. %.
a coTpoE Holders arp,, but buyers ere
few l;iSi@s aerhniadfin hpianfta. and SOC
35lac do. Orleans
F'LouR-Dull and l5@25c lower 80 Goa
10 IS for sound common extra State;
$40 d0Gil 30 for common TO good shipping
brands extra II. III. o.: 81 55@lS so for
trade brands, the market closing quiet and
rather more steady. .f.lstlFEE ~
WHIsKY-Quiet and nominal.
WHEATTQpeped dull, and 2@3c lower,
but closed rather more steady; ~ 00dl2 II
I2F No ~ MJ Z! z! " for prime No,
RYE-Quiet and heavy; state, vi ".
BARLEY-Heavy, and l@2c lower; Csc for
Q. w. In bond, and SlO5 for No. 2 rolled
BARLEY MALr4DuIf. \ AoA
CoRN--Opened heavy and a shade easier,
but closed firmer. with some export in
quiry; 81 22@l a for shipping mixed West
n IL s odaslas sioa2 "a for wh 3s
western, and u Is for new white 5outhr
ern. Fad
Milwaukee, and 030g67c for State.
PErkoLEuM-Easier; 22c for crude, and
3i@35c for refined In bond.
ESU0kR4-l1uli and nominal. %
MoLAssEs Dull.
PoRK--Heavy and lower; q bO92l 70 for
regular and cash new mess, closing S2l so
cash, and so 00920 30 prime; also, 3,2aQ
bbls. new mess az So 80, seller last Dec effi-
: fsA(,oN-D1Ifl - M ~ WITTY II
CUT MEATS. Heavy. at 9@ilc for shout
ders. and ll@l8o tor hams.
DRESSED KoSs-Firmer, at 94@l0c for
WESTERN. and cloalalg 4, AT e1z0esb4 heagy.
LARD-Eower and heavy, &C l2(g13Ltc. e
BurrER5Heavy, at 10000 for Ohio. and
3309 ACC for State.
CHEEsE-D Dull at 8E9l61&c.
MoSEY-searcely so Arm, at per cent.
STkaLING-Qulet,a at l085<9l0016,
HI snfAFs "A IA
ing q lss1S' advancing t6iSS55S, and closing
: dSvsRSmrSr srocKs.-ts4a>1 per cent. Bet
ter.
FREIGHTs TO LIvERPooL-Quiet at $685..
,o ssToo1Msa 4 81 ~, vi, ips EJa
m, Va, i6e fFaa Mhliti7o 6ia Coupons cli
OF y, Il2s 6-2ps, coupons OF Us, i00sS 7.aO's,
"a series, i04L; do, 80 series. 100 ". 'fAsF
The Posts money article says the re-
cent furry on the stock exchange is now
for the present. arrested. The losses en-
tailed on the unsuspecting operators In
ft99eF , must "a nsye hssp and the
at not less than S20,000,O0 To give tenn
porary ease in the epsisting financial pres
sure. Mr.. Van Dick has this morning de-
cided that the payment of debts due TO the
Treasury may be made ut the option of the
payer In compound notes at par aud in-
terest.
Inc iOhn thtilASI ~ nettNN and less nC-
tive at per cent. There Is evidently n N.
spenabundance of idle capital, as, there has
been ftir aIong time past, and lenders have
difficulty In finding rem lucrative or,sntL
isfactory employment for their balanchs.A
The stock market opened heavy, but be-
came more animated, and closed steady
Governments are recovering from fhe re-
cent heavy fall. Railroad shares are un.
settled and irregular, Fort Wayne, Illinois
Central, and Michigan Central being tiss
strongest. and North western the weakest
on the list. The most active were Erie
In which there were heavy TRANSACTIONS
$500 shares having been sold; Reading 10,
Northwestern 5000; Plttsburg 200; New
York Central 800. The last named stoeh
has been the firmest on the list, as IL Il
| held by a strong clique. who are reported
to have borrowed ali themoney they wan
OF six months. After tho regular boar(
the quotations We're: New york Contra
| 1921 Erie 77L; Northwestern 46; Toledo
nl9s Ohio and Mississippi certificates 27s4
Cumberland GG54. 11r aiSe -