The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-13

ty0Ef<SS CONTINUES
a satisfactory trade being realized ~during
the whole week.. The houses in this city
are fully up to those OF other cities, and the
continued low prices attract a good, trade,
which but for the enterprise of our dealers,
would go elsewhere Merchants can rely
on getting a good stock of goods, and at
low prices, in this city. s44t}
IRON AND HARDwARE.-The trade in iron
has been quite brisk. There is no reason
for complaint. There are no changes
from last weeks quotations.: Tin Plate,
SIS 25, and firm, Bar from 51ac.;
Sheet Iron, boiled, s54@S14c.; Char
coal, 1O54 q l11zc; Nails, 81. 25iI Aees,
Manns, SIS 90; Lppincott's. 81 90;
Simmons. SIT so. The large amount
of improvement going on ia this city
and the towns and country adjacent,
continues TO have its effect upon the Hard
ware trade in the line of building mater
ials. -. s-.-.. ~ ft 2 .
DRUGs.-Business is reported as good,
quite satisfactory, expectations fully real-
lied. But little change in quotations. Lard
OIL, No. l winter strained, 81 Is, No. 2,
81 90; L5nseed OIL 81 s5@1 20; Coal Oil, ~ to
45c Soda &c for English, and SC for. Ameri-
can. Quiniae, 81 Is per or, Indigo, Madras
81 80 to 81 50.
Cotton There is so little changing
hands in this market at present that it is
hardly necessary to give quotations. Re-
ceipts since our last sos bales. --.--.,.-.--- -
ToBAcco-very little life In the market,
and little doing. Ne quote Lugs 21a@5c:
Leaf 5@15c. Receipts since our last 2,479
hogsheads.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PRovIsIoSslPork continues firm Our
dealers seem able to meet all de-
mands, and will probably continue
so during the balance of the season. We
fix our quotations as follows: Mess
Pork S23 90. Bulk Meats shoulders, 10
cents; sides, l214 cents. and clear sides 1879
cents. Bacon, shoulders ll1lc; clear sides Ia
sC9IHzc; hams 15c to Ice; Lard, s129l31zc {
tierces and kegs. Cheese we quote at l212c
for new Western Reserve, and l5c for
Factory. Butter is in better supply at
lSc to 9Oc for country.
GRAIN.-The receipts of wheat have
been free, though not large. Prices
are lower. We quote wheat this
morning at 81 7O@l 80, for red and
white, with prospect of further
decline. Corn, is held high, with only
moderate stock In market. 1t is now quot
ed at 81 90 in new gunnies. and se@s5c for
shelled in bulk. Oats, are lower; quota
lions, csc in new burlaps.
FLOUR-For good superfne no sale Is re-
ported; Extra is offered at 50 5O910 90;
Family and fancy brands are named at
$l1 90 from new wheat.
I CORN MEAL-We find but little business
doae in meal, and prices have advanced
somewhat. We place the price of k1ln
dried at 81 O0@4 . per barrel.
SEEDs-We make no change in quota
lions since our last. Glover, sll 90. Flax,
81 %. Ae =
HAY-Is materially fower: Baled can be
had now at SIP 0o9l5 90 per ton. New Glow
er, however, is still quoted at SO 90.
BRAN-Market well supplied. and still
declining in price. Not more than s50ls
per tomb now offered. ---..ss..
Provisioning is done in fruit except
in small and local way. Green Apples
are. norpinally 81. We have no quotations
for dried fruit, or for Oranges and Lemons.
PoTAToEs.-About all in the market are