The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-26


State Bank Of Indiana----.----~.l0c dis.
State Bank of /"
Indiana Free Banks.-.....-..l to Csc dis.
Eastern Bank otes."-".....~-Oto 25c "
Planters BANK OF Tenn ....~.-.~-.s0c /"
S~therTennsaaaa Ranrz az 20 az q
Virginia, North and South Carolina,
Georgia Alabama and La....10 to 300 ="
GENERAL REMARKS.
The sluQgishness of the season has been
varied a little by the active m increas-
Ing disposition to buy wheat and -four, IL
which an advance is apparent, under the
influence OF the war, news from Europe
and the advance in gold.
Sugars, Coffee and Rice, It win be OBJ
served, haue advanced under the same in
nuence, and provisions are becoming quite
active. 81
Tin Plate has been advanced half a dol.
lar per box. and q general feeling of firm
ness with a tendency to advance is observ-
able in III articles of imported merchan-
disc, or such as ave their value affected
by imported merchandise.
Trade In other respects seems unchang-
ed from last weeks report.
DRY GOODS.
There was but little change in The
amount of business lone last week from
that of the week proceeding.
Brown SHEETINGs. Atlantic A, 14c;
Stark A, I4c; Augustus and Medfords,
Iskc; Cannelton, G sheetings. l8c; Cam
Melton G.. W. s~heetings, I3Ac; Lawrence e,
I21Sc; medium sheeting, 1870; Valley, Sc.
Dress GooDs-Wool Delaines, 3O@45c;
Fancy DeIaines. 1592Oc; Amures, zoe;
Oriental Lustres. 20930c.
PR1Nrs-Merrimac w, l2Kc; Merrimac
D., at 12cs sprague's lie; Ashford's 10c;
simpsons IL; American, at lie; Jun
ners, lie; Amoskesg, 10h; Lowell, 100;
Troy, TIC.
T1cKrNes -Conestoga Extra "A, $50;
Gold Medal, "A. 24cs CT Al, 2ic; &C "a
rs, zoe.
M1sCELLANEoUs- skirt Braids, zoe;
Coats and Clark's Spools. soc; Green q
Daniels re OILS. 4Oc; 2-bushel Bags,S7K@45c;
2k-bush Bags, 5O055c; Blush Bags, 600
e5e; Raleigh Skirts, s16 50 per dozen.
PROVISIONS.
Business becoming more active, stocks
much educed.
MESS PoRK-Is quoted at sS1@Sl so. with
none In market.
BAcox-ShouIders I4KaI5s; Clear Sides,
Isc; Clear rib Sides Ike; Hams
sugar cured. 24Hc with an upward tenden
sy; do. plain ~canVassed, Gle
BULK MEATS Shoulders 12H; Rib Sides
15c; Clear Rib Sides 15Hal5H; Clear
Sides Ice. Quotations nominal. No de-
mand.
LAR by h tiercs TIC; in keg 1876.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
GRAH- Wheat Receipts still light,
with much increased emand all around.
and prices are advancing. Quotations are.
81 o5af 10 for Mediterranean 81 10a1 IS for
English white 81 1871 20. Corn is dull at
s5@9Oc In ear; shelled, 81 l09l Is In new
gunnies. Oats, brisk at $4,000 in new bur-
laps; from wagons loose, 4O95Oc. Rye, T5@
soc per bushel. In good demand. Barley, s5c
@sI for new, according 10 quality.
FLoUR-The demand. especially for low
grades, is veFy good, with q light supply.
Prices hrmer at unchanged quotations,
viz: New white wheat -four at 81 OO@
rs: new white wheat family 81 00@7 50s
choice extra at IS SO to IS IS; extra "a rs
ass 90; fine and superhne IS O0@5 so.
CORN MEAL-Kun-drted at 81 25@4 80 per
barrel: in good demand, and very scarce;
none in the market.
HAY-Baled, SIS per ton, according to
quality; very dull. Loose, sS@I0.
BRAN-Is held at sl5@sI6 per ton. and
dull.
sHIPsrUFB-s2 OO@25 90 per ton.
SALr-DulI. Small barrels at 81 Is, and
large 81 20 per barrel, adding actual dray-
age.
GUNNIEs-New stock reserved is held
at 20@2lc; good quality of secondhand
old at I5@lSc, and dull.
-SEED-There is no demand: Flax Seed,
sizes @1 IS. according TO quality. Glover
Seed, 90 OOg9 So. Timothy Seed, G6OO@65O
per busheI.
GREEN APPLEs-Comlpg In more freelyA
and In better quality, at sl9l p per
bushel.
-PorAToEs-New in liberal supply at Geo
75c per bushel. and duh.
LEEroNs-Better demand and supply very
light sl5Gl6 per box.
ORANGKs-Better demand and supply
very light; sI59l6 per BOX.
WHITE BEANs-S2 O0a2 so per bushel, and
in good demand, but very scarce.
DRIED FRUTr-Dun; Peaches 81 50@1 rs for
quarters, and 81 1904 OF for halves, per
busheI. Apples 81 COG lF2 per bushel.
Duh
oN1oNs-sl 1892 90 per barrel. Moderate
demand.
BROOM CoRE-In better demand; s2OOa
rs per ton.
FEArHERs-7Oe75c per pound for nv'
geese.
BUFrER-Nice rolls, S0085c; common, p
gov maEASS pLStty WcAA SuPPANC0s
EGes-l7L92Oe per dozen; moderate de-
a aud supply.
LIQUORS.
The following are the quotations fol
jobolng trade Bills for wholesale DEALER
in large quantities being filled at proper
t~ionately lower rates:
WHIsKY-New copper distilled 81 500
2 90; one to two FEARS old 81 O093 so; recti
ned e0c@sIOJ; domestic Bourbon and Rye
1851 90.
HIGHwINEs- Patent 93c; old process Sc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q 5092 90; importec
g3 5Og12 90.
GH-Domestie 81 5Og2 %; imported 50 5
@7OO.
PoRr wISE-Domestic 81 50; importe,
~ 59g6 so.
BrrTERs-Carr's Tennessee Valley es
per doz-
BUILDING MATERIAL.
The demand has considerably fallen of
Markes drm. Prices remain nearly tn
same, with a little downward tendency
although Ia quotations. are unaltereC
We quote: sash, SC to lie per light; Door
50 Is 10 81 50 each; Blinds, 50 25@4 90 pc
main. White Lead. 50 Is to So % per kee
Plaster, "a O0@4 IS; Lime, SOC to 81 OK
csrnenr. 81 2592 50.
GLAss-sXs TO sXl0 Glass So OOa4 90; SIX
to mxI5 do So E0a4 50; nXl4 to I2XIs do 81
IS. Less Is per cent. discount.
DRUas.
Alcohol, 90 per cent. per biol - IS lar
Oil, No. l winter strained 81 30; lard oil
No. 2 wfpter strained 81 Is; ltnseed o