The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-09

a satisfactory trade being realized dnrhal
the whole week. The houses in this. city,
are fully mp to those Of other cities, ahdfH
continued low prices attract good rerade
which but for he's nterprise-o OF our Dealer
would go elsewhere. Merchants can reis
on getting a good stock of goods, and t
low prices, in this city. s5vetvnF 70
Iron AND HARDWARE trade i'll irol
has been quite brisk. There is no reason
for complaint There are no chance
from last weeks quotations.: Tin Plote-
SIS Is; Ban Iron, 51zc.; Sheet Iron, boIiee
/ E4@Shc-; Charcoal, l94@1pMc; Nails, Sc Soc
o 70; A1es, Mann's, S 6 90; Lippincott'.
sI7 80; simmons. SIS 90. The lary.
amount of Improvement going on in TIL
city and the towns and country adjacent
continues to have its effect upon the Hard
ware trade in the line of buiid .ng mater
ials. rar
81 Observation-Disclosures is reported as good,
quite satisfactory, expectations fully real
lied. But little change in quotations. Lara
Oil, No. ] winter strained, 81 Is, No. =,
81 90; Lfaseed Oil 81 4191 50; Coal oil, 40 to
42c. Soda &c for English. and sc fol
American. Qainine 81 % per o.; Indigo,
Madras 81 30 to 81 80. s5i -a r31-fs
ngs CoTToS.-The market was quite dull last
week. The rece. pts were very light, with
adecline of one cent all round. We quote
Middliug at 221zc to &c. sizaG .slei a11<s
% T~oBACCo.-Hut little animation has been
manifested in the tobacco market during
tine last week, there being a considerable
falling on in receipts. Total receipts to
July 6, | so4 hhds. Messrs. Harper, Wright,
&C.,, of the Green River Tobacco Ware
hou e. quote Tugs at PIC to &c, and leaf
from &c to l5c. .IoSf 3aGfS s-ol1a i~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PRovIsIoNs.-There has been a. sligh h
advance in PORK during the last Week.
There is still a fair supply, which will pro-
badly equal the demand for sometime. TO I
come. Good articles can be had$ att ciu-J
cinnati quotations. We quote: Ness
Pork at SO 90. Bulk Meats. shoulder s.
cents; sides. 10 cents and clear sides lTN
cents. Bacon, shoulders 10c; clear sides l2Lc
to 13c; hams 1870 to 15c1-Lard, l2913Lc,
tierces and kegs. Cheese we quote at 123c
@l3c for Factory, and SlFze to l5e tor new
Western Reserve, and I6c to fSc for New
York State. Butter is in better supply at
lSc to Zoe for country,3 az aI0 4fEI
GRAIN-W Wheat, is down to g 90 in view
OF the prospects of an abundant harvest,
and receipts. are ltserals Corn is very dull,
with fair stock in market. 1t is quoted at
in new ~gunnies: and -65G6scs for
shelled in bulk. oats, Hardly any In
market; quotations, zoe in new burlaps.
FLOUR We quote goods Superfine at
So 0O9s8 90; Extra, SIC 009ll 90; Family
and fancy brands, sl3 00@l3 80.
corn MEAI-IsiH only limited supply
and conslderabiy,sooght- after. We quote
s. 75g4 90 per brl. for kiln dried, and
not much doing. nav I'D /
S~EEDs-Clover lower and dull, the bust
ness for the season being over; quota
lions, s1 with light stock. Flax, 81 b.
HAYS lower; baled SIS 0092O 90 per
ton. New Glover Hay, $40 %. 1t is dull,
a downward tendency. lFA
BRAN-Lfttle in the market, and held at
80 to s35 per ton.
FRUIT-Green Apples are about out of
season, and not quottble. Dried Fruit:
81 % to 81 80; Peaches, So for quar-
ters, So rs for halves. The supply OF Or
anges and Lemons is light. We have,
however, 40 quotations for jobbing.
PoTAToES-There is a very light stock of
good potatoes in the market at 81 so
per bushel.
GUNNY BAGs-A light stock in market,
held at &c for good second hind, and
sc for heavy aeU.
SALT-In good supply at So 90 for small
barrels, s. 30 for large barrels, and 55c per