The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-24
COMMERCIAL.
Evansville Market.
JOURNAL OFFICE,
Tuesday Evening, April %.

Tuesday Evening, April %
The arket during the past week has been I'M
usually quiet The rain and disagreeahle wealth
er served to restrict business. Transactions
were light.
Day GooDs-BroWn sheetings 81 in. 61a8tc;
bleached shirtings 7al2ac brown drills 74a9c;
bleached do salOc; osnaburgs Gall; tickings Ola
Isl; blue and orange prints, 9a104c; blue and
white do s4a9c fancy do 5a124c; alpaca 1ustres
25a5Oc; silk warp lustres S0a9O ginghams ia
Doc; Kentucky jeans 25a37c; plain linseys ia
Isc; plaid do 1921; satineus 45a70j fannels 1Sa
33c. Merchants have full stocks, and are re-
ceving frequent supplies.
CoFFEE-Intellgence from Southern markets
has caused slight decline. Supply continues
fair with reasonable demands. We qUote Rio at
IO4allc; Java 13al5c, for small lots.
SUGAR--We notice no material alteration in
the price of sugar. We continue the price Ter
N. o. at 44a54c, according to quality; loaf and
refined Sale per ID by Dbl Sales limited to
SMALL lots
MoLAssEs-Demand steady, and supply fair
SHE'S of sugar house at 35a4Oc; plantation 25a
% cents
MAcKEREL-Prices and demand unchanged
Stsck fair, with sales of No. 1, at $l4 per bbl;
No. 2, $40, 25a$10, So No. 3 SIS, 50a$8 rs.
TEA-Priccs firm. We quote Y. H. at 45a60c;
Imperial 45a7Oc, by the chest.
PRoDUcE--Receipts continue limited with
'heavy demands. There has been no material
alteration in prices during the past week. We
give the price of oats at 324a35c being a slight
advance since last report; Corn in sacks, 45a5Oc
We hear of sales of 50 sacks corn from stores at
55c, SKIS included, and sales OF oats including
: sacks, at SOC; potatoes SOC; hay .$l2 per ton.
WHIsxY-We note sales of 40 bills at 2lc per
gal. Prices ranging from 81 to 23c. Demand
steady with increased supplies.
FLoUR-Demand steady, with ample stocks
For sales of small lots we continue the figures at
s.. 25a$5'75.
MEAL Bran We give the price of meal at
5Oa55c per bUshel; bran l2c. No sales noted.
WHEAT---In fair demand We fix the figures
for old at ST O0per bushel; new SOC.
CHEEsE---We have no alteration to note in
prices The demand continues steady, with sales
at 8a9c. Stock light.
RicE---Ample supply. Prices unsteady. Sales
at 44a5c.
LARD-AGood demand. Small sales at 5a5ac.
BUTTER-Sales at 1Oa15c, according to qualify
TALLow & BEEswAx--We quote tallow at &c;
beeswax at lSa2ec per ID.
CANDLEs.-Recent receipts of large lots Prices
unchanged. Sales of mould at 9a94c; star 23c.
OI.s & PAINTs--Prices firm. We quote lin
seed oil at 81 rs per gal by bbb lard ok 50a60c
Transactions limited. white lead S2a$2 % per
keg.
FINISHES so bbis from landing $2S. Retail
ing from store So $50 1878
FEATHERs---SaIes small and prices steady. We
continue the price at CSC per'lb
'SALT--Turks Island ST., IS erbushel, Kanawha
fixed at 35c Fair supplies.
Iron, NAILS &c.---Stock increased by heavy
\ receipts since last report. We note no ductua-
tion in price. Sales Ct iron, common bar Sc; do
extra size 3aa5a. Prices for nails firm. Figures
for Pittsburgh are 81 90 per keg, assorted sizes;
Wheeling and Boston nails selling at $4a$4 80.
Castings 50, per 100 lbs
GLAss---We hear of sales Of by 10 at SO 50a
81 per box; 10 by u at $4a$i,5O Demand and
supply continue fair.
GINSENG No sales noticed. Buyers offering
25 cents.
TOBACCO - Good stock. We quote ib lump,
common, at 1Oal2c lb per box; 5 lump, 18a2Oc.
COP FIsH---We hear of light sales at 4a48c lb,
per drum.