The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-07
NeIg York Market.

ByTelegraph. NEW YORK. Jan. 6.
&C GQEIoS-Dnll and .14916c lower; sale, Of
t,5eo bales at Ie74gl612c for middllng up
FEoUR-Rece:p pts of 7,o2s barrels: 5@lOc
better: moderate business. Sales of ii 400
barrels, at S. 9l99 45 for superhne state
and Western; $40 25d1l 10 for extra state
50 S5@l2 80 for extra Western; Si3 O0gl5 %
for good to choice white wheat extra ;
$40 goals 20 for round-hoop ONO; Sle 70
81 90 for common TO good ST. Louis: SlZ %
6Sl6 30 for good to choice extra do. closing
quiet. California quiet; sales of go sacks
at sl2 75913 70 Rye f1our-sales of $40 bar
WHIsKY--DuIl and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts. 1924 bushels; very
firm. with moderate BUSINESS: Sa e., 5s7OO
bushels. at 81 4Sa2 52lSc for common to
Prime No 81 ring; 81 45 for No. and mix
ed; 70 for viii e Canada; g IS for amber
state white Wisconsin,, private terms !;
g 06 for No. Spring on canal, buyers as
Stunning freight.
RYESFirm; sales of 500 bu shells South
BARLEY-Dun; sales of 500 bushels of
two rowed State at 81 81.
MALT-Quiet: sales of 1900 bushels of
CoRN-Receipts, 24,Ols bushels: opened a
shade hrmer; closed duh; sales OF luz
bushels at 81 399l 40 for new mixed West
ern af1oat; 81 Al for old do. in store; 81 439
81 A for do afiOat: 81 309l 81 for new yell
low Jersey; and 81 80 for common white
Western.
OATs-Receipts, 40 bushels; active, ex-
cited. and l@2c better; strong specu alive
demand; sales of $3.50 bushels at S617@
size for Western in store; chiefly in ware
mouse, SIC; cl sing firm at that price.
STOCK IN WAREHOUSE.
Wheat, 1,700Il8 bushels; corn, 1,467 ,2l5
bushels; oats, 2,53s, 3l9 bushels; rye, 1911 $50
bushels; barley, I62, g96 bushels; malt, ~
5s3 bushels; peas, 1881 bushels
RICE-Q9iet at 9,d915c for Carolina.
CoFFEE-Steady FOR prime
sUGAB--steady and Quiet; sales $50 hhds.
Porto Rico at Il1a@i3c, and 100 boxes Ha-
Vana on private terms.
MoLAssEs-Quiet; sales so bbls. New Or
HoPs-Unchanged.
PETROLEUM Qniet at 1O15c for crude and
231I@34e for re dned bonded
PORK-Dull and lower; sales 500 bbls. at
SO 95@2l O5 tor mess, closing at SCI 90 regu-
lar: y 00@22 10 for new do, closing at S21 90
regular; prime s 4 00@17 rs, and $40 25@
BEEF-Steady sales $50 bbls. at previous
prices, and 400 bbis. India mess on private
terms
BEEF IHsAAMs-Qutet; sales 1850 bbls. at
BAco Quiet; sales of los boxes at I2]lc
for short clear; lie sor longrIbbed
CUT MEATS-Qu iet; sales OF 260 packages
at Sd915c for shoulders; l2(0I314c for hams.
DRESSED Hoes Receipts, 23.492; hrmer /;
65a@S54c for Western; Sc 70: extra choice
LARD Finer sales OF ,275 bbls. at PIG
l314c; small lots at 1890.
BUTTER-Steady; 38d Acc for State.
CHEESE-Heavy at lI@I5c.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool frmer; 10000
bushels at 61zd for corn per sail, &c for corn
per steamer; 714M12c for wheat.
p O4l t-s LATEST.
FLoUR-Ciosed firm, with a slight up
ward tendency for common and medium
grades. t-- .5s.r.- al f-4f
WHEAT-Quiet and very firm the adj
vance in freIghts materially cheeks export
demand. i. fft-y -gt EE eage
RYETQuiet and nominally unchanged.
OATs-VeFy firm, with good speculative
inquiry at SIC for Western in store. 15yes
CcRN-quiet at 81 3S149I 3925 for new
mixed Western affoat, and 81 Al for old
mi xed Western in store. tli- ba- &
PORK-Dg4l and heavy at $40 50 for old !;
SCI IS for new mess. ...., !
BEEF-steady and in fair demand
GUT Enthusiastically with moderate bust
ness. .-....= ..--
BACoN-N omfnaIly unchanged.
LARD-@Firm at l21s@l314c for fair to
prime steam. nd kettle rendered S. = ri