The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-21

BY telegraph.1. NBw Your Nov. 70.
Cor,roN More t.ctive a. aoot previous Y. ~
| prices. 3l0pgi1ac for middling uphnds, chicf-
| ~ aae; closing dull at those figFes,, ,stt
Ftoun Very duh, aud Iss25g Lower
for common extra State; 81 l9 M J. 90 Tor q
FOR trtdr brands. closing nyre active and
| with an upward tendency stf3 III.
WHISKY. with afhd sales ~ 100
| 4jc In bond.
wEAT-2asc lower; cloing with rather
more inquiry and firmer, AZ W. 2b for NO,
| Milwaukee; ~ 10 for infeior do. VI ~ for
nnsound Spring, and q 40 for Amber
| State. EfFt AhxkbNA IlAlfl
tYE-Q quiet and declining.
BAaLEYaDull and il2c lower; closing
nrmer at 81 % for Canaas western In BOND !
VI d2Cnl 80 for very choce free.
BARLEY MALT-Dul.
CoRs Irregular o. a~uneettldd ntl 81 24@
I - for shipping mi.en Western IN afore
md atloat, and u %ior white ana yellow
was decidedly flrner, under the Cable re-
ports from LiyerIeql quoting Corn at 40s,
aud sales OF COMMON western were made
at 81 27091 D. and afterwards held at vi 20,
and white Western az Of 2s9l 90.
OATs-Declind le2c; 02sa@Q5c for Vest
erIif aud g7@ges forState closing firmef.
CoFFEG-Duf.
MoLAsaEs-D
PrTRETEttw-Quiet; 22ls@23c for crude
and 95maac fer rsfihed In bond.
PoRK-Opmed nrmer but closed heavy
aud irregultr nc 2250eg23 10 for regular and
cash new mess closing at w 10 regular,
aud k9l@2 80 for prime; also, 2,75Q bbls.
new mess at s22 NJ, seller all November:
a2sts9 ~ seller all January s22 p, seller
BEnF1 Heavy at si2@isc for new plain
mess, and slga3 new; extra mess beef
BAcor.-Q Quiet and steady; cut meats
dull and heavy p19Geilc for shoulders, and
l36s14c for hams dressed. seu
Hoas-H Heavy Y saae1Sc for Western.
LARD-Heavy: l2@t3fSc.
HJ1TTEB-~Iie nvy. l76l3lc. 5i n fHH HfiH
CHKEsE-Dull nj 1d5zc for Ohio. taf
MoSEY-More active at 6@0 per cent.
UoLb- ifnaer opening at ni1S, advaho-
ing 70 lfss, declining 70 al, and closing ut
dovgaSmnSr STOCKS "A shade friner.
FnElSHTsTo LiyEiloof-Quiet and un-
sTocKs-steady; Fort Wayne lo7; North
western Ola: Cleveland n pittsburg 800;
g3Js: Reading iiFx:A Erie fBls New York
Central ll014 Rock Island 1867; Western
Union Telegraph 4794 1905 second series,
low $40 coupons of 1852, l0s14i do. 1855,
l0O5s.
The Posts money article says the loan
market IL active att per cent. with excep-
tional transactions Nc b0e7. There appears
TO be less drain of currency TO the interior,
and money Is less stringent In the western
The stock market opened strong and
closed with an upward tendency. Ru-
mors Of an increasing activity inlmoney
may have some effect in depressing the
speculative feeling Governments are ga
y per cent. higher than Yesterday. II. Il.
shares ate stinssttled.2 After the regular
Board the quotations were: New York
Central 1857, Erie 7S1s, Hudson 1221z.
Reading llasS, Michigan Central 10 MichI-
gan Southern S3ns, Illinois Genital 40, To-
ledo ia, Chicago Il Rock Island 1864, Fort
Wayne 1861. Ohio and Mississippi certin-
''' The -g sspseeia that arrived 81 the Ocean
Queen, from Aspinwall, amounts TO sl2,-
1874.
Foreign Exchange IL Inactive BiIIs az
90 days on London are quoted nc l079zG
1854; for commercial lQSs<@l0D; for bank
ers at short sight 109' a@f0eaEs.