The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-10
New York Market.

NEW AOhAs August ..
CoTToN-Very dull with downward ten
dency; 35@S7c. for Middling Uplands.
FLoUR-Dull and declining for inferior
grades; all other kinds are quiet without
decided change; ST. COOS % for Elk. State; S.
@9 30 for Elk. Round Hoop Ohio; SO 40(g11 %
for trade brands; market closing quiet.
WHIsKY-Dull and nominal.
WHEAT-Receipts $500 bushels; rather
more doing, but prices without a decided
change; inferior descriptions still tend
downward: sales 3S, 600 bushels at 81 Goal 90
for Common Chicago Spring; 81 70 for Mil
waukee; 81 05 for small parcels do; new
Amber Missouri ON private terms.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-Duu and
CoRN-Receipts. 80 403 bushels; market
one cent better, with less doing. The de-
mand is chiefly for Eastern trade. Sales.
10000 bushels at S00Slc for inferior and
Slh@S2c for shipping mixed Western.
OATS-Receipts, 81, 238 bushels; active,
and 294c higher. Sales of 96, 600 bushels at
4l@447ac for Chicago; 4414@5Oc for Milwau-
kee, and 52(d55c for Iowa.
.SUGAR-Quiet and steady; Cuba, 1870
114c.
MoLAssEs-DulI. -f-,---
PETRoLEUMEEasier at CSC for crude. and
42943c for refined in bond; 55@75c for for
eign.
PoRK-Opened firm, but closed very
at S3l 81, regular; $29 80 for Old do, and
81 20@N 70 for Prime, also ], 600 New Mess,
for September, sellers option, at S3l ST.
BEEF-Unchanged. Beef Hams, nomi-
nal.
BAcoN-Dun. Cut Meats firm at $40
1870 for Shoulders, and 2O@22c for Hams.
LARD-Firm at 1914@2lIc.
BUTFER-Dull at 20@33c for Ohio. T
CHEESE-Dun at 69l9c. A
MONEY MARKET-Easy, at 335 per cent.
large supply. Sterling, rather more ac-
change; opening at 1875, declining to 1857
/ and closing 1875. Governments more ac-
tive and firmer. Stocks steady; ?; FIT. w
! & c., 1859; G. & r. l.. 1867; c. & T., l1614
/ c. q N. w, 3615, do. 6S1s; {. & p, S715; III.
/ c., 12212, NJ. s., S614, Reading 1l21s; Erie
/ 6s3s; n. Y. G, 1O5: w. U. Tel, 5613: 1905
| LIST Series, 1855; I'd series, 1855; Sd series
! 1855; 1910 coupons, $50; $40 coupons, OF
/ '65, 10714; 6'S, of 81, coupons, ll05l. N, j
| Central, LII; c. & A, 1857; A. & T. H. P. F,
The Commercials money article says the
stock market opened strong this morning
and at the meeting of the regular board
prices were generally higher. After the
board adjourned, however, there was q
slight reaction, and prices were about one
| eighth lower. The undertone of the mar
! ket is decidedly firm, and the majority o.
| the street are committed for higher prices
! At the regular board the chief activity was
on NJ s., which is under active clique ma
nipulation. The miscellaneous list was
! more active, and rather f1rmer. Govern
ment stocks continue remarkably firm,
owing to steady foreign demand for 5-20s
and to operations connected with funding
there was decided scarcity of old 5-2Os
and the purchase of about a quarter of 9
million for shipment appears to be suffi-
l Client, in the present state of the market
to put up the price 74G14 per cent
/ The Money market exhibits continued
ease. The applications of brokers for Cal
| Loans are met readily at per cent, and
| round SURPRISES are loaned at per cent
Owing to the backwardness of the Fail
trade, there is still very light supply o.
merchants paper. Discounts of prime
| names range at 59612 per cent. Foreign
Exchange Is dull; the supply of bills ex
ceeds the demand, and the rates are weak
Gold continues firm, apparently under the
! operations of a clique who are carrying out
scheme for producing a rise.
The Posts money article says the golG
market is firm and coin remains scarce fol
delivery. Money continues extremely
market opened firm. At 2P. M. the quota
lions were--for N. Y. @. 1855; Erie 6514
4 Hudson 495<; M. c. 1922; L. c. 122s4.