The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-29
New york marker.

v,~Twu, NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
CorToN-Fir1n; 3sc for Midd1ing Uplands,
and 40c do for Orleans. ~
FLOUR-Receipts of 1857 bbls; market
less active; prices without decided change (;
IS to III for extra state; 81 20 TO 10 so Tor
supeffine w estern; s. 50 to IL 90 for COM
|, mon TO medium extra Western $50 so to u
10 for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; S12 ~ to IA for
trade brands; closing heayy.6 .9Il1 ~
WHIsKY-Eirn, and more active; sales
in bond at Al to 42e for new, and 45c for old.
+ JWHEAT-ReeeIpt of 36, ST4 bushels; mar
ket dull and without material change;
% Is forold Milwaukee Club; - 81 for new
No. Chicago, and 81 e5 TO g 07ifor white
H k{fscarce ana ffrhe4; western 81 O5to
BARLEY-Quiet0I .iFus>i vlqegos4
CoRNAReceipts of I54,4S7 bushels. market
opehedqnite firm, but closed heavy and
fully lc lower; S9c for inferior; go TO &c for
shipping mixed Western, afioat, the latter
price an extreme; 90to 92e for dos IN store,
Closing at insides Quotations, and CSC for
choice white Western. 49,.
0ATs-Receipts of 1917 bushels; market
more active and l to &c better; 0 TO DOC for
Chicagoi 55 to 5Sc for Milwaukee, and SIC
for new Ohio! 90 ~ 1-4t 6-ii-'A
CoFFEL-Quieta and firmer. 4tf
SUGAR-SIeady; sales at ll1l2c for Porto
Rico, and-I015@H1ae for Cuba. No.
| .MoLASSES-Quiet aEf e1rf 81 n Al
~ PETRoLEUM-Dull; sales at 25@25%c for
crude, and 40Ga42c for refined in bond.
HoPs-Quiet and unchanged. ~
+ PoRR-MOre active and nrmer; sales at
SO 95933 90, fofnew mess, closing at S33 90
for cash; 81 00@3l %, for old mess; SO 75@
30 90, for prime; also, /, 800 bbls. new mess
for December and January, sellers option,
at 81 10(d2S o.. e. - IA 5lI WI -ftf ~
EFESteadyand Unchanged. as
BEEF HAMS-NominaI. a.F
CUT MEArS-Heavy and declining.
BACoN-Inactive. "a
LARDZDull and heavy; sales at 1870 Ice,
the latter for choice kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Firmer for choice; sales at 2S9
CSC for Western. a4r AN
! CHEESE-Quiet;. sales at l09l734c. q .
MoNEY-Quite easy at to per cent. for
call loans, chiefly per cent. 7t'
STERLING ExCHANGE-Firr at 1850 1857
|, gold, for first class bills tf Sst no
l. -GoLD-Firmer; openingat i445g. and clos
ing at 1453S. ....at-J.. IL III 81
,GoYERNMENT sTocKs-A shade frner;
skies. 81 coupons, 1!l54i 5-20's, regular ,62,
1885 5-21 coupons, IA, 100; Treasury 1905,
| 1865 Tennessee Skies, 70; extra N. G.. Skies,
654; Cumberland, $50; Mariposa 1886
The Posts money article says the dull
ness of general business has produced the
effect of stimulating speculative NANTES
tatiofis of stocks in WaIl street. The loan
market is extremely easy, and the rates
market is very active and buoyant, and
the general speculative movements which
has been evidently preparing for some
time past, appears to be commencing.
Governments are strong, the skies OF 1868
have risen to 81 30, on an unfounded report
that the Government is buying chem up;
ten-forties are active, and have sold up TO
9912; for seven -thirties there is less inquiry,
State stocks are firm. Railroad shares are
| extremely active, with a strong upward
able strength, and New York Central, Erie,
Fort Wayne, and Reading are according to
report, under the special care of specula-
tors for a rise. After the Board the quota
tions We're, N. Y. C. Il5; Erie 1875; Hudson
12412; Reading ll619. Foreign exchange is
tirln, without much activity; bills at sixty
for commercial 1089l0815; for bankers bills
at short sight, 1899 1898. sl'r r..s3zIY Ut