The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15
New York Market.

By telegraph Nav YORK, April IA.
COTToN-sJeady Wits a moderate bust
ness; sales of 2G0Q bales at &c fer mid
ding uplands; closing fl m, with some
holders refusing to sell under 32c.
FLOUR-Market Sc better, but less active
sales Of $500 barrels at SO 0O99 % for SUI
perdne state and Western; $40 O50l0 65
for extra state; So 909ll 90 for extra West
ern; Sl2 3l1l4 90 for white wheat extra (;
$40 O54l4 90 for round hoop Qhioi $40 259
Sl2 for extra St. Louis sl29I5 50 for good
10 choice ditto; closing quiet; California
SO 50asi4 SO. rive 1our odiet: sales OF 80
barrels at s. 5099 So. Receipts, 4,5O7 bar
Corn MEA1-Quiet; sales OF $50 barrels
of Jersey al So.
WHEAT-Receipts Of $500 bushels; 102c
better; moderate demands for export and
home use 80. 900 bushels at 81 As for No q
Spring delivered; 81 A for Nos. and 2 do.
mixed delivered = s. 50 for amber Penn. I;
80 5392 IS for No. Spring in store and de-
ltvered 3 40 for No. do. mixed with rye (;
So for poor white Canada 81 30 for No. 2
Chicago to arrive via canal.
RYE-Quiet; sales Of 600 bushels state at
81 93dl a.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALT Quiet.
CoRS-lReceipts Of, 81 500 busheisi market
shade nrmer. but closed dullau declin-
ing; sales of 5000 bushels a 81 22GI . for
new mixed western, af1Oat: closing at
q ~ lot os q 49, 1873 6 2g "a n IN soF
ern and Western Indiana; 81 26l9l q for
Western and Southern yellow.
OATs-Receipts Of 800 bushels: market a
shade hrmer; sales of 5000 bushels at
S61<dS61Fc for w estern, in store.
KICE-Quiet at 105401l1{c for Carolina.
CoFFEE-Quiet; sales OF 1900 sacks Rio,
sUGAR--In fair request; sales of 10 boxes
Cuba al l0s<9ll5sc.
MoLAssEs-Steady; sales of 100 barrels
Cuba and MuscOvadO at 4Sa55c.
HOPs-Qulet at l0G50c for American.
PETRoLEUM-Qu Quiet at 10349IIc for crude;
Hlfr TO- Narnaar Egrnm Id
PoRK-Duii and lower sales OF 100 bbls
at S26 Si9H for new mess, closing at SIS 80,
cashj s26@26 u for old do, closing atS-6,
S4 81 Tor prime mess; alsS, ], $50 Dbls new
mess, sellers May, at s27Q27 1215
BEEF-Firm; sales of 10 barrels at SIS 90
GO 90 for new plain ness SO 5Oa24 Is for
new extra mess; also sales of $50 tierees at
S33 O0936 20 for prime mess $40 OO@s42 90 for
Indian mess.
BEES HAMs-DulI and unsettled.
BACON-F irmer; sales of $50 boxes at I4d
l41sc Tor Cumberland CUT l53&@t5 1910 for
short ribbed l5549l6e o. long clear; 1910
Cur MEATs- Firm; sales of 40 packages
at l2gI3c for shoulders; I69l754c for hams
at 17@l754cy small lots sold at 171kaIse.
:, BUT BUTT TEA shade lower at l59SSe for
CHEESE-Quiet and steady at 14Gl65Sc
FREIGHTs- to Liverpool irregu-
lar and unsettled; $4,000 bushels of grain
shipped at 3431zd for corn; Id for wheat
LATEsT-5 p. N.
F'LoUR-Closed &c better on low grades.
WHEAT-Fairiy active and 1c better,
with a fair demand for export and home
use. -Fw
RYE-Quiet and firm at 81 80 for Western.
UATs-Qutet and steady at S614dS61Sc for
Western sfioat, and 81 20 for old mixed
Western in store.
PORK-Rather more steady, with buyers
of low mess at 81 90 regular, and sellers at
81 10.
BEEF-A ctive and steady.
CUT MEATs-Nery firm, with a fair de-
mand. --
BACoN-Quiet and firm at I4c Tor Cum
berland cut.
LARD--Is In favor of buyers, with a mod
crate business at l7129l75zc for fair to
prime steam.
EGGs-Rather more steady at 2l<g2215c