The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20
Financial and Commercial.
FINANCTAI,.


ll41S-
Bonds are &siI advancing at home and
abroad, the home demand being confined
to small bonds by those who do not invest
for speculative purposes.
For the latest quotations, see the teIe-
graph column.
Exchange continues firm at last quota
lions; buying ct par. and selling at u 50
per 81. eco premium.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
o. g. Treasury Notes
National Bank Notes.
The following quotat1ons are rem the
of7ce Of the First National BRnk:
UNCURRENT.
State Bank or ndtana....-.....-.........l0c dis.
state Rank OF -
Indiana Free Banks.----...iO 70 1oc dis.
Eastern Bank Notes...................lOto &c
Missouri sS
Tr.eaaAe 1a-.l - selo
Other tennessee Banlzs..-......-.-a0 20 SOC q
Virginia. North and South Carolina,
Georgia Alabama and La..--lO to S0c "a
GENERAL REMARKS.
The appearances on the streets yester-
day morning, indicated that the advance
wave Of the tide. or Fall trade was now fun
Iy upon us. the number OF merchants from
the interior being unusually large for
Monday, and larger than was looked for
at the commencement Of the season.
twin be seen By tue a .otations that
the slightest advace In sheetings reported
at the East last week, has made Its appear
~I.ee here with q corresponding advance
"a prints Of one-half>5 one cent.
Provisions remain unchanged In price,
and the stocks are very light, but the de-
mGnd has become quite active. Wheat
remains stationary a. last weeks qnota-
tions. Corn il lower. Rye frmer, and Bar
ley advancing. Corn Meal Is coming In
more freely, and Is consequently some-
what lower Highwines are lower. Drugs
but little changed. Iron, Steel and Metals
are In lively demand, with o frmer feel
ing in iron. There is q reported advance
of CSC per keg on nails at the factories, but
as yet we do not change our quotations
Hides and Leather, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Clothing and Queensware are
quoted fully alive but without change In
price.
Groceries are quite active bat without
change Ia price. although there Is af1rmer
feeling in Coffee, and taken a1 in all, the
FAN business Of the city may be said now
to be actively begun.
DRY GOODS.
BRowa sHEErHNGs. - Atlantic A. 14<c:
stark A, lSSSc; Augusta and Med1ords,
13c; CanneltOns o sheetings, l25zc; Cam
Melton q. w. sheetlngs, Isc; Lawrence e.
10; medium sheetIng, l2c; Valley, 90.
DRESS GooDs-WooI Delaines, S0@i5c;
Fancy Delaines, 1592Oc; Amures, zoo;
Oriental I.ustres. 208aOe.
PRINTs-Merrimac W. 1870; Merrlmac
ID. nc l21zc; sprasue's IKE; Ashford's lOs;
simpsons l2JS; American, st MO; Dun
nets. Ike; Amosksag, l01<c; Lowell, LOG;
Tro.', TIC.
TicKINas -ConestOga Extra "A, 2Se;
Gold Medal, A, 2fc; O 7 IA, 2lc; 9 Q A
rs, SOc.
MISCELLANEOUS = skirt Bralds, Go
Coats and Clark's SpooIs, soc; Green q
Daniels pcols. 4Oc; 2-bushel Bags. s77S845ci
25z-bush Bags, 5O955e; S-bush Bags, 600
65ci Raleigh Skirts, SIS so per dozen.
PROVISIONS.
MESS PoRK-none in market.
BACON - Shoulders 1870; Clear Sides,
ls1z9is1Sc; Clear RIB sides l7Hc; Hams
sugar cured, 23s; do. plain canvassed, 2lc-
BULK MEATS Shoulders ISj<; Rib Sides
l5c5<; Clear Rib sides 100; Clear Sides /
Lei. Quotations nominal. No demand.
LARD-By the tlerce lie; Ia keg lsc.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
GRAIN Yaeat- Receipts better aud full
Iy equal 70 the demand with prices station
airy. Quotations are. 90aI % for ALediterra-
mean; CT Osa1 O5 forg0od English, according |
to quality; 81 O59l 10 white. Corn is dull
at6O97Oe In ear; shelled, 75c9S5c In
new gunnies. Oats, demand sluggish at
acc In new burlaps; from wagons loose,
3Oa35e; receipts liberal. Rye, stationary
mt T5@S1e Per bushel. Demand moderate.
BGrIey, 81 l0al IS for new, according 10
quality. supply light.
FLoun-Ths demand lighter, being about
equal fer all grades. Prices stationary at
last quotations, viz: New white wheat
nour SO 0096 Is; choice extra 20 50a5 U.s.
extra 81 50g4 rs.
CORN MEAI-Kun-dried s. 1894 90 pc
barrel, and sl9sI 90 per bnshel; In good
demand, and better supply,
HAx-Baled, sl58l6 per ton, according to
quality; very dull. Loose. demand mod
crate at s10al2
BnAx-Is hello at sIs so ssti per ton. and
dull.
sHIPsrUFF-sls 0OS2J 90 per ton.
sALr-Duu. Small barrels at 81 o. and
large 81 20 per barrel. adding actual dray-
age.
GUrErEs New stock reserved is held
at 20a2Ic; good quality of secondhand
old at 159Isc, and dull.
SzED-There Is very little demand. Flax
Seed, 81 659l rs, according to quality.
Timothy Seed, IS O09525 per bushei, and
duh.
GREEN notwithstanding more scarce
and very poor In quality at s09s1 90 per
bushsI, and g O092 50 per barrel.
PorAroEs-In liberal supply at 6sc9soc
per bushel: demand Improved.
LEMoNs-Beiter demand and supply very
light; s2lQ24 per box.
WHITE BEASs-sI 75a2 90 per bushel, and
in good demand, but vsry scarce.
DRIED FRUIT-In better demandi Peach
esS2 OO@2 rs for quarters, and g so @S co
for halves, per bushel. Apples 81 759
OOper bushel. Better demand and very
scarce.
oNIoSs-s2 OOS2 80 per barrel; T5easI 90
per bushe1. Demand improving, supply
light.
225 per ton.
FEArHEas-7O975c per pound for i've
geese.
REEswAx.-sOssso per ID, according to
quality.
BUrTER-Nico rolls. so@S5c; common 20
@25c; supply very Irregular.
Eees-l25z9Isc per dozen; moderate de-
mand and supply.
LIQUORS.
The following are the quotations for
jobOlng trade. Bills for wholesale dealers
IN large quantities being filed at proper
tionately lower rates:
WHIsKY-NeW copper distilled 81 500
2 90; one to two years old So OOgS So recti-
ned s0c9gI o.; domestic Bourbon and Rye,
81 25@2 90.
HIGHwINES-Patent sic; old process see.
acknowledgements 81 so ~ 90; imported
So 5O9l2 CO.
domestic 81 50e2 %; imported s. 50
az 90.
PoEr WINR-Domestic 81 50; imported
81 50g6 so.
BrFrERs-Carr's Tennessee Valley IS o.
per coz:
RuILpIN4 MATERIAL.