The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-26
New York Market,

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
CoTToN-Dun and unchanged; sales of
500 bales.
= FLoUR-IO@l5cl lower and closing dull; re-
ceipts 5,3ll barrels; sales of $50 barrels SUI
peTfine, State and Western at 50 50910 80:
extra Western $40 50@Il 80; choice $n $50
s13 25; R. III. o. s11 S5@l2 % for shipping
BRANDS, and S12 30914 for trade brands.
WHISKY Nominal.
WHEAT-Dull and declining; no receipts
and only few small sales at about pre-
vious prices.
RYE Duh
BARLEY-Heavy; sales of $4,000 bushels
Canada West free at 81 lz19@1 Is, and $500
bushels in bond at csc.
CoRN-A shade firmer; receipts, 5000
bushels; sales of $4,000 bushels mixed
Western at 81 l6@l II in store, and 81 Is
afioat; Western yellow 81 10 in store.
OATS-Dull and unchanged; sales of 900
bushels. go
GRoCERI Es-Dull and steady.
PETRoIEUM--Dull;; crude at 20@201ac; re-
PoRK-Opened heavy and lower, bnt
closed more firmly; sales OF 1850 barrels at
Sl9 1920 40 for new mess, and closing at
so 81; for Western $40 12919 81; old mess
closing at $40 . cash; $40 62916 rs
for prime, and $40 73@S2O % for
prime mess; also, go barrels new mess at
81, buyers and sellers for February.
BEEF HAMs-Steady; sales of $40 barrels
BACoN-F rrn; sales of 4a0 boxes at slO14
@l012c for Cumberland cut; If14@ll3sc for
ribbed, and lls49l2c for short clean cut.
DRESSED HoGs-Heavy at s54@S5s for
Western, e.s q. .lsr.f ~ Ii
LARD-Duu and lower; sales of $50 bar
rels at l2@l234c for old, and l2s4@1314c for
new. a.Tl II. Et-rf-4-. 4taf1..sE tf ~
BUTTER Quiet and active at 15@3Oc for
Ohio. s rs aas ssfr If
CHEESE STEADY at l5@l9%c mna O.
MoNEY-Fairly active at Gag per cent.
STERLING-DulI at 91193S. aUt
p GoLD-IrTegular and nnsettled--opening
at lS4 declining to 1885, advancing to l3454
q + 80
GovERNNIENT STo, Ks---A shade lower.
FRElGHTs TO LIvERPooL-Firmer; en-
gagements made at 6@612d for corn, 654d
for barley, I'd for wheat and peas, and SID,
for corn per steamer.
The panic movement in Wall Street con-
tlnueS. The exhaustion of the organs by
the decline of yesterday, caused a heavy
realization movement on leading stocks at
both Boards this morning and a further
decline in prices. Erie touched at one time
at %, and M. {. at o.. The money market
was little closer towards the close of bank
hours, and capital could not be readily OBJ
tanned at per cent. The many failures
among brokers, and the heavy decline in
stocks during the past few days, induces
mueh greater caution On the part of the
banks.
GoLD-Closed firm at I3456.
STERLING-Eirm.
GovERNMENTs-Lowe Coupons of 1881,
l042S; OF 1852 l0574@lO512; oflS64, 105149l0519 !;
STOCK MARKET-Heavy at the last open
Board, and decidedly lower: and is still in
very unset led feeling, and the market
feverish. The general fear is that the panic
is not yet over, and that more failures may
take place. The closing prices were: Ohio
Certificates, 2412@26; W. U. Telegraph. As;
New York Central, l009I004; Erie, 47A@
411a; Hudson. 12OG9l23; Reading, 0l1s91923}s;
Michigan Central, l00@i03; Illinois Central,
II21aGI12i4; c. & P, S09SI; N. w, 3j14@351a.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
There is little more doing in domestic
staples. and in cotton goods prices are well
InRG oily of
Brown Sheetings. Bleached uslins un-
changed; Wamsutta, 3214c.; New York
Mills, 3712c. Prints are in better request,
and prices fully sustained, ranging from
ll1@ TO 20c Woolens are still dull and de-
pressed. Foreign fabrics are moving free
~ at fair prices