The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-03
COMMERCIAL.
Weekly Review of the Evansville
Wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF EVANSVILLE JOURNAL, !
Monday eVenino IOIv Z

OFFICE OF EVANSVILLE JOURNAL, I
Monday evening, July I'd.
We have nothing to note in commercial af-
fairs. The state of the market is about the
as at last quotations. Although there appears to
be a very fair summer trade, the markets are very
quiet, and there is disposition toward any
change in prices. There is nOrhing doing in Flour
outside of strictly local trade, and the mills
standing still, taking advantage of the general
quiet to repair and make ready for Touring the
new crop. Wheat Of the old crop has entirely dis
appeared from the market, and there has yet
been receipts of new. There appears to be about
average crop throughout this of country,
and the quality represented be very good, but
serious fears entertained that there will be
siderable loss from the wheat growing, should the
shOwery weather continue. Groceries very firm
ly held bnt with the exception of a small advance
in Rice, there has been no alteration from last
weeks quotations. Provisions are very quiet at
the same rates as formerly quoted. Whisky
changed, with the demand about equal to the re-
ceipts There are still considerable receipts of To-
bacco, all of which, however, is for re-shipment !;
our manufacturers are not buying. We note no
changes in any other article quoted.
FLOUR.-G 0O96 80 for Superfne; 40@6 so for
Extra; Choice Family brands 90; in Sacks O0@
IL for Superfine, and 25(13 80 for Extra.
WHEAT.-NOne in market. The market for
new will proba bly, open at 909l 90.
CORN.-Prime ShelIed in sacks 5000 for Mixed;
65 for Choice White Ear Corn quiet at 45c950.
GROCERIES.-Sugarv very firm at 5000; Mo-
lasses firmly held at 46c; Coffee buoyant at 1870
PROVIsIONS.-Sho s15q9; Clear Sides
1112; Canvassed Hams 12c; Mess Pork 1900 ;
Rump IA 90. Lard 1l7a@l2 for prime key; Cheese
6@9c; Butter lh9l2-
WHISKY.-Market steady at 1715.
FISH.-Mackerel, No. l per Dbl. 20 90; No. 2,
Is 90; Large No. 3, IA "0@l5 90; Medium 3, II 00@
IL so; Small OoG1O 90; Picked Herring per b6l
CO@8 90.
T6BACCO.-NIarket for unmanufactured about
closed, and nothing doing; Low grades manufac-
tured 15c Medium 18c, and Fine 25@3Oc. Vir-
ginia tobacco 256l45c.
POTAToEs.-Unsettled sales at 5O@GOc per
bushel.
CORDAGE AND BAGGING.-Manilla Rope
IO1a@ll1a Hemp 9@lO; Cotton riggs; Gunny
Bags 1904 for new.
COTTON YARNS.-7OO, COO, 500, S15@9, 915@
10, 102@l1lc.
WOOL.-Saes of small lots at 2Jc. The trans
actions amount to about GOO lbs.
FEATH ERS.-In demand at 40c.
FLAXSEED.-I 20 is offered.
PAINTS AND OILS.-White Lead l 156tI 80 ;
Red Lead 9lO14 Linseed Oil 7G@SO Lard Oil
80; Tanners, Pure 70 UOGl25 90 per Dbl; Common
II O0@15 o.; Coal Oil soc; Tm pentine Gj6g75c.
LEATHER AND HIDES.-Market dull sales
at 2Sc for Harness HemIock Soles 2O@26 Oak 81
G32 for Cincinnati. Fair demand for Hides at &c
tor Green Dry Sailed lO@i2; Dry Flint 121a@l3
bIETALS.--Pig Iron % OO@26 80; Bar Iron 3 /;
Tin Plate 10; Nails Tod ) OOg3 70.
COAL.--kittsburS I5@I6z5; Bodiam, delivered,
loo for Crate, SC for Mixed, &C iOr Slack.
SALT-Per bushel, 3Oc.
SOAP AND CANDLES.-German Soap 6I3 Ex-
ira Palm 6@ Family IA. Double pressed sum
uIer Candles l21@
COOPERAG E.-Molasses Barrels 95c6JI 90
Whisky and Pork 9O@95; Flour Barrels duh at
35G40c. Coopers' stuff.-Whisky aud Molasses
Slaves 10 OO1lO so per 1000; Hoop poles sales.
LIVE STOCK.--Our butchers paying 5GGc
for Beef Cattle; 5007OO per hundred for Hogs;
2 00a3 90 per head for Sheep, and so for Lambs.