The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-19

ments, confident of heavy traIe, are
supplying themselves with large stocks
No changes in quotations have occurred
worthy of note, bat prices are frnner I'M
der the reported advance in the East and
the rate of gold. Competition in this de-
partInent has brought prices fntthis city
down to avery low margin Of profits, and
in no neiehboring city can the purchaser
be better suited. -s. E4saa.s-sfer
IRON AND HARDwARE.-The trade in iron
is moderately brisk. Our quotations are
unchanged. Tin Psote, SIS 81, and drm, with
-gold3 Bar Iron, 5c.r -Gglce' H70'. Frofled, 10
SCI. CtoFcqal,. 100 lie; 4f-ss4s, ~; Lies.
Mann's, -, SI5 gq; Lipp1ncott's, sl7 90;
simmonsy, 81 90. The large amount
OF. Improvement going on IN this city
ard the towns and country adjacent,
continues to have its effect upon the Hard
ware trade in the line of building mater
ials. In the supply market, stocks are
light and market firm. There is no pros
peet of lower prices in most articles in this
line during the season. Ht
DRUGs.-BusIness is reported very good,
and expectations more than realized.
Only few changes have occurred the
past week in prices. White Lead SO 0Os
Is 90 per 100. NJ; Lard OH, No. l Winter
strained 81 20; No. 81 10; LiTlseed OH 81 10
@l 90; Coal OIL SIC and very firm
Soda Sc. for English, and Sc for
American; Qletnfsee g 2592 80 per o.; IN
digo Madras, 81 80 to 81 50.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
HoGs-A few lots were Slaughtered the
past week. but there was very little done
in fepacking establishment S, upon which
to base quotations. Wequote nominaIly at
= N tn - II and Noz77 Ok not Tf
the weather should prove favorable, con-
siderable business will be done this week
The information we can gather of the
Hog crop of this section of Indiana and
the adjoining regions-of Illinois and Ken
lucky, is that tits fully as large as 1t was
last year ! in some sections considerably
heavier. This is especially the case in the
Green River counties of Kentucky, whence
we received very few hogs last season. I he
yield of corn of Southern Indiara ana mi
nois is probably affair aTeral {, as to guam
tity, and is well filed cut and Of first rate
quality and the hogs ought to be plenty
and wen fatted
Provisions continues quiet We
FIX our. quotations as. 8 folIows.s Ness
Pork. SO 90. 2uLk Meats. shoulders, 10
centss ~ sides, Az cents, and clear sides Is
cents. Bacon, shoulders 135@c; clear sides
I7@c; hams Is cents; Lord, I21ze4I3%
tierces and kegs Cheese. we quote at I6c
for new Western Reserve, and I75%e for
Factory. Butter is in light supply at 35c
20 45c for country and Ohio.
GRAIN.-The receipts of wheat are light.
Prices are dull and lower. We quote
this morning at 8 3 for prime red and
81 50 for prime white; inferior grades are
lower. Corn is dahl, with only a mod
crate stock in market. 1t is now quoted al
Soc in new gunnies, SIC for sheIIed in
bulk, and Soc in ear; new corn is selling in
a-smaM way at .65e!k Oats, are steady :
quotations, sac in new burlaps.
FLOUR Duh, .aJ1fofmer quotati ions; for
good superfine & 90 to 81 so; Extra is OK
fered- at 50 sO5aI0iOQ: Family and fancy
brands are named at So OO9l3 90, from
new wheat. Af5
CORN MEAL-We ind but little business
do in meal. We place the price. of kiln
dried at s. 90 per barrel.
SEEDs--We quote as follows New Clover
81 so; Timothy 50 5O92 IS; FAX 81 rs.
HAY-Baled can be had now at SIS .O0@
~ 90 per ton; Ioosesat s1s o09I4 90 pe1st on.
BRAN-Is considerably higher, and is
held at S23 OO025 90 per ton.
FRUIT.-Nothing is done in fruit except
ia a S nall and local way. We have no
quotations for dried fruit, or for Oranges
and Lemons. k Ge ,@k
SALTS unchanged. Small barrels So 90,
and SIC per busheI in large barrels.