The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-20

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iT GENERAL REMARKS.
The Dry Goods Trade, for the past week,
was not large, but stiu the sales were as
large as usual for the season. The market
rules steady and firm at former quotations;
and the prospect bids fair for a further
advances upon the opening of FAN trade.
In the Grocery Market, business has
been quite good. Prices are generally UNI
changed, with the exception of sugars,
W hich have advanced &c on all fiue
grades, with the market stiff, and a good
prospect for further advance, owing to the
great demand in the fruit canning season
The market fer Provisions and Produce
is fair, and prices here advanced. Bacon
Is considerably higher; and Lard has ad-
vanced &c. The demand for Flour is
moderate and some little 1 ew flour from
our city Mills is being offered. Corn and
Oats have advanced, and Wheat is de-
Ginning.
In Boots and Shoes, the market has been
rather dull. Prices are unchanged, and
our dealers have full stocks.
In Queensware the trade has been fair
for the season, and prices remain un-
changed. Fruit jars are in greater demand
than ever known, and owing to the ex-
IRENE heat, glass blowers have quit work
and cut of the supply, which is unequal
to the great crop, consequently, jars must
advance further. our dealers. however
are doing their best TO supply their custO-
mers, and giving them the benefit of con-
tracts made early in the Spring.
The tobacco market has been more &C
tive the past week, with moderate sales
at very fair prices. there being a material
advance on all low grades Tobacco con-
tinues to arrive for sale on the 2Sth, and II
IS likely three IF four hundred hogsheads
will be sold on that day. A grand lunch
will be set by The Tobacco Board on that
day.
The Drug ttade has been very fair, End
prices have changed considerably. AIco-
hol has adv lneed l5c per gallon, and will
Pre- baby ten upward until the new corn
comes In. Lard OIL has declined SC; Coal
OIIs; American Soda &c; Morphine soc,
and Balsam COpaiba Toe. AS the time for
the new Opium crop approaches Opium
and Morphine will continue to recede in
prices.
We have no change to note in Hats and
Caps. Our dealers have large stocks, and
are fully able 10 meet the wants of the
market.
The trade in Liquors has been moderate.
with prices unchanged.
Green. Apples are lower, and old Potatoes
can be bought for a mere song.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
Mess Pork. 20
Bacon
Shoulders. ....................l415 c
Clear Sides. - Q
. ear rib sid is c
Plain Canvasssd Hams...............lS tdlS@c
sugar Cured CanYassed Hams. % @2l c
Lard, 49, 1879
- kegs. '.........-.... e. -,.--.2O129zI q
GRAIN - WheGt-Prices are unchanged
Cd coo for Mediterranean, and 81 10 for
English; new Tennessee or Rock wheat,
81 O0g1 10 Corn is firm at 659zee in ear /;
shelled, 759S5c in new burlaps. Oats, firm
at 7O975c in new burlaps; from wagons
loose, 5596Oc.
FLoUR-We oGote City Mills new white
family -four ct 81 2597 so; new red wheat
farnt at So 2596 so; low and medium
grades of old aour scarce and in very fair
demand at "a UOg5 90, owing the quality.
CORN MEAL-Kiln dried nomip ally "a %
al 50 per barrel.
HAY-BaIed, sI79s2O per ton, according
tO.Quality, and dull.
BKAN-I Is held at slS92O 90 per ton
SHIPsrUFF-s25 O0g2S 90 per ton.
SEED POTATOES Peach Blows, 5Oc@sl OF
per barrel; awful dull.
SALT-F4ir demand; small barrels al
s. ., aud large 81 rs per barrel
GUINNESS New stock reserved is held
at 2Oe2Ie: good quality OF secondhand
old atl59isc, and dulI.
SEED = Clover, SO 90; scarce; demand
light; Timothy, 50 6593 70. Flax seed. 81 u
az 90, according to quality; orchard grass
81 50; redtdp. 81 ..
GREEN APPLEs-DuIl; 81 OO9l so per bar.
rel, according to quality.
ORANGES AND LEIONs-GOOd supply and
in fafr demand at s59s 90 per box, and
dult- f 1ut1ss#
DRY GOODS.
BROwN sHEETINGs AND SHIRTINGs.-
Atlantic A, sheeungs. l79zc; Stark A, do
lie; Cannelton, DO, le1zc; Evansville 4
l6Ixe Igyr7an g. Al, 1879; k-obott B, A
151zc; ThOmpsonviIle, Al, I41Sc; Ashland
lie
BI.EACHED SHRErIS,ss AND SHIRTINGs.
LonsdaIe "A, eOA;. Hill's "A. zoe: Bauol
Al, NC; Ballou. rs, l5e; Boot, Al. lsc
Waltham ), "A, l9c; Branch River, A 4
Ie,5c: Rockville, rs, l3c; Sycamore, S-4
lie, Canoe q lie.
PKINrs-Merrimac W, I415e; Merrima'
ID, at ,3lzc; spragas,s ISc; AshfOrd's, lSc
Simpsons I3c. American, at lSc; Dun
neI's, I8c, Amoskeag, l2tzc; Lowell, nc
Troy SC.
IfoKrNGs-Conestoga Extra A, s2&C
Gold Medal 4 A. 271le4 G r, A, sc; :
e, 221le.
I-lEss GooDs-Wool Delaines, 35945c
Fancy Delafnes. .I51SG92Oc; Amures, &c
Oriental bustres, 25930c; Lawns, 400, 20C
Lawns, 1899, 25e; Jaconet, 9O9S5c; Freuc
Jaconet. 35g4'c.
,AftsC EELAS E0Us - skirt Braids, soc
oats aud Clark's SpOois. sI.00; Green
Daniels $ OILS. soc; 2-bushel Bags, 4O950c
214-bush Bags, 5 @65c; 3-bush Bags. 673z
75c; Raleigh Skirts, SIG 50: per dozen; Gil
bert's SIX rts, 50 50 per dozen; Pontus
skirts, $50 90 per dozen.
GROCERIES.
COFFEE.
Common KlO - a2n
Fair RIO ....-.... Az
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