The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-08


Government Bonds continue dull, aud
the tendency has been to lower rates.
BAHKABLE FUNDS.
u. 8. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
The following quotations are from the
Office OF the First National Bank:
UNCURRENT.
State Bank OF Indians. ............10c dis.
State Bank OF Ohto.............-.-........ .
Indtana Free Banlks..............I0 to z5c dis.
Eastern Bank Eotes......-............lOto 25c .
Missouri ....... 50
Planters sank or Tenn ....'''.''''-,sSe -
0IlOn SssA go ~. ~ -
Virginia, North and South Carolina,
GEORGIA. Alabama and La....1O to soc a
GENERAL REMARKS.
Business continued good In most depart
meats of trade last week. Drugs were
quoted very active; groceries more than
moderate, with improved collections; dry
goods above average; liquors are
quite active. Provisions and produce
are quoted quiet; the first because the
stocks are exhausted and the season for
the new crop not yet commenced. There
is, however, an improved appearance even
in these branches, and a general cheerful
ness prevails.
che packers are making active prepara-
TONS for the coming pork season, but will
operate with great caution--the prices
which they now contemplate paying range
from 6 TO cents-as they seem determined
to lose no money this season. The pack
ers this season Will be 1Iessrs. W. NJ. Akin,
l.. RufTner. Jr., Up. Elliott & Son. John
Gavisk and A. II. Foster.
LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.
The transactions of the past week, al
though limited, show a much increased
demand, which planters should take ad-
vantage Of and send forward all their to-
baccc that is ready, as the demand is far
in advance OF the supply, not a rejection
having occurred last week. Quotations.
however, are unchanged, sales being from
"a for old trash to 50 for medium leaf.
DRY GOODS.
BROWN SHEETING5. = Atlantic A, 131<cs
stark A, 1Sc; Augusta and MedEords,
121Sc; Cannelton, O sheetings, lie; Cam
Melton G. w. sheetings, 1251c; Lawrence E,
lie; medium sheeting, nIze; Valley, &c.
DRESS GooDs- Wool Delaines, s0945c;
Fancy Delaines, 1592Oc; Amures, zoe !;
Oriental Lustres. 2O9sOc.
PRINTS = Merrimac w, 13c; Merrimac
ID, at 1885, Sprague's lie; Afaford's IOc;
simpson's IL; American, at lie; Dun
Del's, lie; Amoskeag, Zoe; Lowell, LOG;
Troy, nc.
TIcKINes -Conestoga Extra Al, $50;
Gold Medal, Al 2lc; Q L Al, 1875; A
rs, 1Sc.
MISCELLANEOUS = Skirt BraIds, CSC !;
Coats and Clark's Spools. SOC; Green 4
Daniels Spools, 4Oe; 2-bushel Bags, 871S9 45c;
25z-bush Bags 50955c; 3-bush Bags, COG
65c; Raleigh Skirts, SIS % per dozen.
PROVISIONS.
MESS PORK-none In market
BACON Shoulders 1870; Clear Sides,
1s1z9l9c; Clear rib Sides Is1Sc; Hams
sugar cured, 23c; do. plain canvassed, Gle.
BULK MEATs-Out OF the market.
LARD-By the tierce I7c; in keg 1Sc.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
GRAM Wheat-RecelptS better and full
ly equal to the demand with prices station
airy. Quotations are, 0OgI 90 for Medtterra-
mean; 81 GOAL % for good English, according
to quality; 81 O591 10 white. Corn is dull
for new in.eari shelled, 7Oc975c; for old In
new gunnies 40950c. oats, demand sluggish
AO345c in new bnrlaps from wagons loose,
35945c; receipts liberal. Rye, in better de-
mand at S5990c per bushel. BorLey, S5asi 10
for new according TO quality, and dull.
FLoUR-DuII ard prices stationary at
last quotations, viz: New white wheat
-four Sc O0g6 %; choice extra IS 50a5 rs;
extra "a 5O@4 70.
CORN MEAL-Eiln-dried IS 255s 80 per
barrel, and S09sl 90 per busheI; no demand
and none In the market.
HAY-Baled, sl59I6 per ton, according to
quality very dull. Loose, demand mod
BRAN-Is held at So OO9si4 per ton. de-
mand improved.
SHRsTUFF- 925per ton.
SALT-Dull. Small barrels at 81 Is, and
large 81 rs per barrel, adding actual dray-
age.
GUNNIEs New stock reserved Is held
at 2692lc; good quality or secondhand
cid at I59lSc, and dull.
SEED-There is very littIc demand. Flax
seed, 81 659I rs, according to quality.
Timothy Seed, 81 5095 90 per bushels and
dull.
GREEN APPLEs-Becomlng more scarce
and very poor in quality at 1901 . per
bushel, and 50 5094 90 per barrel. New
York State Apples In good supply at 50 IS
to 81 80, depending on the amount and
quality purchased.
PorAToEs-In liberal supply at SJc9si 90
per bushel; supply better
LEAToNs-Better demand and supply ina.
proved slO9l2 per box. adl
WHITE BEANs-s2 O0G2 so per bushel, and
in good demand. but very scarce. fH &
DRIED FRUT-In better demand; Peach
es g. 1898 90 for quarters, and SO 90 as SO
for halves, per bushel. Apples 81 75@
2 90 per busheI. Better demand and very
scarce.
ONIoNs-s2 5082 IS per barrel; 75casI 90
per bushel. Demand improving, supply
light.
BROOM CoRN-Very little demand; COG
60 per tom and very dull.
FEATHERs-7O@75e per pound for live
geese.
BEEswAx.-2O8ssc per ID. according to
quality.
BUrTER-NIce rolls, 309iOo; common, %
@25c; supply very irregular.
Eeas-1S92O per dozen; sea &C aud in
good demand.
The following are the quotations for
jobbing trade. Bills for Wholesale dealers
IN large quantities being filled at proper
tionately lower rates.
WHIsSY-New copper distilled 81 500
00i one to two years old " o09S 50; reeti-
Z he'd S0c9si %; domestic bourbon and Rye,
81 25S2 90. Cars best eight year old, IS 90.
HIGEwINEs-Patent $50; old process soc.
BRANDY-Domestic 81 5Os2 90; imported
- 5O9l2 90.
GIN-Domestic 81 $500; imported So 50
GOO.
WNE-DOmestio Pert 81 So; imported
q S0g6 so. Imported Sherry s. 5og4 90.
BrrrERs Cars Tennessee Valley IS 90
per doz. -
BUILDING MATERIAL.
Prices remain firm at quotations.. VIZ.
sash. So to Lie per light; Doors
81 D TO 81 50 each; Blinds. s. 25@i 90 per
pair; White Lead. 50 50 to SIS so per 100 lbs.
Plaster 81 COCA 75i BIsne, 81 1Oc to 81 -;
Cement. g 2592 80.
GLAss-621s to SxIO Glass SO 5la4 q; ski
to l0xi5 do 81 50a5 OOi Xxi to I2xIs do s5a
IS 50. Less % per cent. discount.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Alcohol, IS per ct. 81 % by the Dbl; Lard
OIL winter strained No. 81 20; No. 2 81 Is;
Coal Oil 24ei Castor oil 81 p; I4Inseed oil
Ssc9S; White lead per 100 los, 50 0aaI2 so:
Soda, English 61zc; American Sc; opium
$40 90; Quinine 81 35 40; Morphine
IS 90; Balsam copaiba 9JasI 90; Armi.