The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-19

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KANKABLE FUNDS.
Us. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
The following quotations are from the
of1ce Of Archer q CO..:
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Tndiana free BanKs---.~--..I0 to $50 dis.
Eastern Bank Notes.""~-"s,--AOto &c
Missouri .a.s-s.ss.s.a~"1g
Planterl' Bank Of Tenn -----sec
OthsrTennessee Banks...~.-..60 TO coo Z"
Virginia, North and south Carolina.
ReOrR1a ABA and La.-.1O TO VIC :"
GENERAL REMARKS.
TIE war news from Europe hail already
baqun 10 have its influence on the market
here, although as yet but little advance OF
price is apparent except In gold. There is
amuch more lively demand for wheat, al
though pricess have not as yet advanced
but demand, which IS apparent, Will
cause q considerable advance before many
days.
In Groceries, Conees are quoted arm,
with a tendency to advance. Drugs are
very nrlu, the quotations on Morphine,
Ouinine and Opium being suspended on
account Of their rapid aovance hat makes
their present value rather uncerain.
Metals and TIN Plate partake OF the gem
eraI nrmness, although for the present
dealers here are quoting them no higher.
The demand for Liquors shows . sl1ght
Improvement, with a reduction Of 2 cents
per gallon ON ~highwines, from last quota
tionF. In other ranches Of trade the
general dizziness generally prevalent at
this season still continues.
DRY GOODS.
There was but little change An the
amount Of business done last week from
that Of the week proceeding. The only
changes are in brown ~sheetings; quota
tions are Arms
BRowN sHEErrrGs. Atlantic a, do;
stark A, l4ci Augustus and Medfords,
axe: Cannelton, O sheetings. LSc; Gam
nelton g.. W. sheetings, lSAc; LswrenceE f.
121<c; medium sheeting, l2Hc; Valley, Sc.
DRESS GooDs-Wool Delainea. W@45c;
Fancy DeIaines, 1592Oc; Amures, zoe;
Oriental Lustres, 2O9S0c.
PRrSrs-Merrimac w, 12Kc; Merrimac
ID. at l2c; s~prague's lie; Ashford's 10c;
sfmpsp IL; American, 81 lie; Dun
nsI,~ Amoskeag, 10Y; Lowell, loo;
TTcKrSas -Conestoga Extra A, ac;
Gold Medal, "A. Csc; CT4-4, 2hc; GO A
rs. 21c.
MISCELLANEOUS = Skirt Braids, zoe ;
Coats and Clark'B Spools. soc; Green q
Daniel'ss s, { OILS. 4Oc; 2-bushel Bags S7K@45o;
2K-bush Bags, 50@55c; S-bush Bags, eO9
$50; Raleigh skirts. SIG so per dozen.
PROVISIONS.
Business has Improved a little. and
stocks are rather low.
MESS PoRK-Is quoted at sSl9sI 50, with
mona IN market.
BAcor-lshouIders 14c; Clear sides,
$50; clear rim sides l7c; Hams
sugar cured. csc with an upward tenden-
sy; dc. plain ~canvassed, zoe.
BULK MEATs-ShouIders 12%; RIB Sides
l5c; Clear Rib sides l5Hal5h; Clear
Sides Ice. Quotations nominal. NO de-
mand.
LARD-By the tIerce l6Hc; ir key lse-
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
GRAIN Wheat Receipts light, with an
improved demand all around, n prices
are advancing. Quotations are, Sl@l %
for Mediterranean, and 81 05al 10 for Eng
Iish: white 81 100I Is. Corn is dull at $50
sOc in ear; shelIed, 81 lO9I IS In new gun
MES. Oats, brisk 1T $4,000 In new burlaps;
from wagons loose. 4O950c. Rye, 1880
per bushel. In good demand. Bar leg, SEC
0sI for new, according 10 quality.
FLoUR-The demand especially for low
grades, is very good, with g light supply.
Prices hrmer at unchanged quotations,
viz: New white wheat -four at IS 100
B25; choicee extra at s. Is to IS so; extra a so
ass Is; fine and supernne "a 25@450.
CORN MEAL-Kun-dried at S4 2594 80 per
barrel; In good demand, n very scarce
none In the market.
HAY-1aled, sl5 per ton, according TO
quality; very dull. Loose, S8@l0.
BRAE-Is held at Sl5@sl6 per ton. and
duh.
sH1PsrUFr-s2 SOa25 90 per tom.
sALr-DuL. Small barrels at q Is, and
large 81 rs per barrel. adding actual dray-
age.
CUISINES New stock reserved is held
at 2O921c; good quality of secondhand
old at 15@lSc, n dull.
SEED-Thsre is no demand; Flax Seed,
SI65 al IS, according to quality. Glover
Seed, 50 OO@9 so. Timothy Seed, s6OO96a
per bushel.
GREEN APPLEs-Coming In more freely,
and in better quality, at a@l % PEI
bushel-
PorAroEs-New In liberal supply at Scca
75c per bushel, and dull.
LEMoNs-Better demand and supply very
light; sI59I6 per box.
ORAEGEs-Better demand and supply
very light sl59l6 per box.
WHITE BEANs-s2 O0@2 so per bushel, and
in good demand, but very scarce.
DRIED FRuIr-Dull; Peachess 81 5o9l rs fol
quarters, and 81 IS q 2 90 for halves, pei
bushel. Apples 81 OO@l Is per bushei
Dull.
oS1oSs-sl 1892 90 per barrel. Moderate
demand.
Baoom CoEx-In better demand; s0OOa
225 per toe.
FEArHEns-7Oa75c per pound Cor NV
geese.
BurrER--Nics rolls, sO@S5c; common, 2
@25c; market pretty well supplied.
Eees-l7K@9Oc per dozen moderate de
mand and supply. 5
LIQUORS.
The following are the quotations 70
iobbing trade. Bills for wholesale dealer
IN large quantities being filed at proper
tionately lower rates:
WHIsKY-New copper distilled q 500
2 90: one to two years old 81 O09S 80; recti
fed SOc@s1O 90; domestic Bourbon and Rye
N2592O0
z HrGHWIN rs Patent 9jc; Old:process sc
BRANDx-Domestic q 5Os2 CO., importe'
as 5O@I2 O0.
GH-Domestio 81 5Osa o.; Imported IS 5
07OO.
PoRr w1SE-Domestic 81 50; importe,
% 5O@6 50.
BrrTERs-Carr's Tennessee Valley ss Q
per doz
BUILDING MATERIAL.
The demand has considerably fallen OF
Market nrm. Prices remain nearly tn
same, with q little downward tercencS
although the quotations are unRltereC
We quote: sash, SC to lie per light; Door