The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-02

duced, through thes fight purchases pro-
/ dueed by the freeze in January, and by the
floods in February and March, buyers only
taking the prime necessities, and these in
! very small quantities. Business in the
/ Supply Market has been active during the
past week. and Tor this month they are
expecting great rush for goods. Prices
| have undergone no change since our last,
either here or Eastward. We continue to
quote:
SHEETINGs-Standa Eastern Sheetings,
&c; Cannelton do, 2lc; Standard broad do,
l9c; Middlesex do, lSc; Lawrence E do, 2Oc
Lawrence L L do, 1sc; Valley do. lac.
BLEAcHED sMUsLINs-Hill A bleached,
29c; Rockdale do, 29c; Attawaugan A A
do, 25c;s A Berwick, 20c; A Brunswick,
zoe; q do, l61ac; q American, l21zc.
PRINTs-Spragues,1 71ac; Americans, 17c :.
Cunnels. lie; Amoskeag, Ice; Wauregan,
l6c; Victory, l4c; Arnold, 1455c; Wanna
sutta, I3c; Empire. 10c. &
BoOTs AND SHoEs.-Trade doomed up
some since our last, and number of good
sales were effected; but our merchants are
by no means fully employed. Prices are
not quite as. firm, but quotations can
hardly be called lower. Merch ,nts are
well supplied with fine stocks for the
Spring trade, and none need go beyond
Evansville for large stocks or cheaper
rates. .,...ft
DETERMINATIONS has been a.little
Improvement since our last, but the de-
mand is yet com paratively light The re-
duction noted last week in common Teas
of Csc per dozen, is maintained, and gene
rally a lower scale of prices, especially in
staple goods. The trade has been SO much
later and stocksin this city have been so
large that our Queensware merchants are
offering special inducements to reduce
stocks. er 4 g. q & ww
IRON AND HARDwARE--Wec continue our
quotations of last week, viz: Tin Plate,
SIG 90, with concessions made in large
lots; Bar Iron, 554c.; Sheet Iron,s boiled.
sA@9c.; Charcoal, 111a@l2c; Mails, 81 IS:
A1es, Mann's, s 90; Lippincott's sl7 50;
Simmons, SIS 90. The prices for foreign
goods have declined slightly. @@
DRUGs-Busi less is reported brisk, but
quotations are slightly revised. Lard
OIL, No. /. ST. 20, No. 2, 81 90, Linseed OIL
81 a. Coal Oil, 47c., and tendency upward.
Soda IOc for English, and Sc for American.
Quinine 81 35 per o., and frmer. Indigo,
Madras 81 30 to 81 80.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE. n
Provisions demand for Hog pro-
ducts still continues large, to supply or
ders from the Lower Mississippi and Ten
nesseee rivers. Prices remain steady at
the advance We quote: Ness Pork at
SO 80. Bulk Meats. shoulders, S1a@9
cents; sides. 10 cents, and clear sides 1l1a
cents. Bacon, shoulders 915c; clear sides
l3c hams lie. Lard l21zasl4 cents, stierces!
and kegs Cheese has advanced, and we I
quote at Is TO 1870 for Western Reserve,
and Zoe for New Y ork State. Rutte,-is I'm
better supply at 80 to 35c for country 1
GRAM 7teat, nothing doing We
quote 81 80 for Red, and g 80 for
White. Corn scarce and higher at 80 to 95c
I'M new gunhies, with large sales. Oats,
hardly any in market, and Quotations 90
to z5c in new burlaps.-------.--a--------
@FLouR-The market IS very brisk and
we advance prices. We quote. Good .Sts- /
perJsne, SO O09i1 so. Extra, sl2@I3 Is; Family
and fancy brands, sI4 50@15 So. M
CORN MEAL.-In good supply at So COG
3 20 per barrel.
sEEDs.-C 7orer, 50 90, with free receipts.
Fta1. 50 90.
HAY--Is firm. BaIed s25 per ton.
BRAN-StilI higher; $50 90 per ton, and
scarce. ..,....
FRUIT-The advance of the season keeps
prices higher so that choice Eastern APP
pies are held at Sc 80 to 81 90. Dried F1-uat:
Apples, 81; Peaches, 50 90 for quarters, and
81 for halves. The supply of Oranges and
Lemons is light. We have. however, no
quotations for jobbing.
PorAToEs-There is light stock of good
potatoes in market at soc. toSl per bushel |
GUNNY BAGs-A good stock in market, |
and held at &c for good second hand, and |
26c for heavy ne,0.