The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-12
New York Market.

by 1610Srapn.I NEW 1ORk. March IL.
CorToN-Market more active and shade
firmer; sales of 800 bales at 2971sc for Mid
ding UplandS.
FLoUR-Receipts, 1896; shade firmer,
and more active; sales of $500 barrels at
S. 1923 20 for Superfne State, IS 40@9 IS for
Superfipe Western; 50 S0@I0 so for Common
to Medium Extra Western; $40 90012 10 for
Choice do; $40 20@l1 so for Shipping brands
of Round4Hoop Ohio, and $ll 60912 so for
trade brands, the market closing quiet.
WHISKY-Unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts, % bushels; market "a
&c better and more active; sales of IS, 400
bushels at 81 % for No. Chicago; 50 7012 30
for No. Milwaukee; 81 l6 for No. 2 White
California.
RYE-More active and a little firmer !;
sales of 28,5OO bushels Of Western at 81 l777a
BARLEY-More active; sales of 4e 900
bushels at soc for Canada West in bond !;
81 209l q for Canada West free; and 81 l2@
BARLEY MALT-QTiet.
CoRN-Recepts 2,750 bushels; market a
shade firmer, but less active; sales of &c.
600 bushels at 81 l0@l 1917 for mixed West
ern in store; 81 liz do afoat; ana 81 100
l01a for mixed Western In store; and 81
H. afioat; and 81 lO@I I01z for new yellow
OATs-Receipts 1.24O bushels; rather more
steady; sales of 600 bushels at 6O@63c for
Western; 69@671ac for new Ohio; 69@7Oc
STOCKS Wheat l,4A,l9s bushels; Corn
1,S7l 1874 bushels; Oats, 1,9O5.09S bushels;
Rye, 405, 260 bushels; Barley, 065, l9l BUSH
els; Barley Malt. 1880; Peas, "a ,4S0.
.HoPS-Quiet.
RICE-Nominal.
COTToN-Firm, and no sales.
SUGAR-Steady with fair demand. Sales
OF sOO hhds Cuba at lO72@lO1s; 300 bbls Ha-
vana at 954@l2.
MoLAssEs-Rather heavy. Sale of 800
hhds Porto Rico at private terms.
: PETRoLEUM-Droopin Sale of 1000 bbls
at l6c for crude, and u for refined bond
PoRK-Openeu quiet, and closed firmer.
Sales of 4,200 bbls at So 06@22 so new mess !;
closing at So As regular; $50 75@2I IS for old
mess; $l7@l7 so new mess; So 1218Ql22 SO
sellers and buyers for March and April.
BEEF-Steady. Sales 1856 bbls at previous
prices. Tierce beef steady; sales al tierces
India mess beef hams firm at S36@39
BACoN-Quiet and firm. Sales of 445
boxes at 10ls@l05sc for Cumberland; 1I1sc
for short ribbed, and l2c for short clear.
CUT MEATs-Sales of $50 pkgs at 9glIc for
shoulders, and ll5zc for hams.
LARD More active and firmer. Sales of
l,l5O bbls at lls4@l2Ssc for old, l277z@lS5sc for
BUTTER-Dun and heavy at l2@2Oc for
Ohio.
CHEEsE-Unchanged at 15@2lc.
MoNEY-More steady, at 6 per cent. for
sTERLrNG1Firm. at ssS@Ssz for first bills.
CODA shade better, opening at IS, ad-
vancing to 35sss, and closing at 3454.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-A shade higher.
FREIGHTS TO LIvERPOoL-Lower for grain
with 1900 bushels corn shipped per steam
er at 6s4c.
LATEST p. NJ.
FLoUR-Market quiet and firm for medi-
UNI grades.
WHEAT-Firm and advancing, with a
fair speculative demand for No. 2spring at
81 25@2 30.
CoRN-Dull. Free sellers shipping mixed
Western at 81 10 in store, and 81 1lI5 afioat
FREIGHTs-Llverpool freights has de-
clined u penny, but chiefly from specu-
latOrs.
OATs-6O@62c for old Western; 64@67c for
new Ohio.
PoRK-Steady; sales 500 brls new mess at
~ 50(922 62%, regular, and $50 brlS at
So 621a, seller. p
LARD-Firln at l254c.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Loans, S262, al ,458;. increase, $40, 75O. 322;
specie, $40, 1858, lS2; decrease, S710, 1885, circu-
lation, So, 409.8ll; increase, $u5,37 de-
posits, $780, e3,527; increase, $22 646 i43; legal
tenders, $54, 30, 44Q; increase, 81, 504 245. IL