The Evansville journal., 1870-10-11
financial and Commercial.
FTNANCIAL.

Ill to relieve the wants Of numerous sp-
licants.
Excnanee on New York is In better de-
laT.d both by bankers and dealers. We
uote par buying. ana 81 so per $1,000 sell
.ng.
Government bonds remain firm at for
BANKABLE FUNDS.
U. 8. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
The following quotations are from the
tdce of the First National Bank:
. UNCURRENT.
ate Bank Of Indiana a.....-..............1 dis
ate Bank of Ohio............. ...............lOc "
1dtana Free banks.........-.,...lO ~ 70 &c uls,
astern Bank Notes.-..-.....-.-.-....lOto z5c
lanters' Bank OF Tenn ......-.--.......S0c =
ther Tennessee Banks....... to sOc -
4rgtnla, North and South Carolina,
9eorgia Alabama and La...lO to SOC .
GENERAL REMARKS.
Business presents no new features for
le last week, trade being good generally.
ada feeling of bnoyancy prevades the
larket generally, although the prices Of
roduce are rather low. The greatest
rawback upon the Fall trade is the low
ater In the river, which interferes seri-
lsly with the receipt and shipment Of
pods.
Lime. which is quoted among other
nilding material, is entirely out of the
.srket on account of the low stage OF wa
r, and the trade In building material
inerally is rendered slow by the same
use.
BRoWE SHEErINGs. = Atlantic A. 1870:
ark A, l25Sc; Augusta and Medfords,
e; Cannelton, Q sheettngs, t21Sc; Cam
slton g. w. sheetings, l254c; Lawrence E,
c; medium sheetiDg, 12c; Valley, Sc.
DRESS GooDs-Wool Delaines, SO@45c;
.ncy Delaines, .I592Oc; Amures, 2Oc;
ientaI Lustres, 2095Oc.
PRNTs-Merrimac W. 1870; Merrimac
at l2c; sprague's ll1ze; Ashford's 1Oc;
mpson's 111S; American, at l11<c; Dun
Ps, 1l16ci Amoskeag, lO5<c; Lowell 1oc;
-Oy.75<e.
r1cKINGs -Conestoga Extra "A, 9Sei
Did Medal, A. 24ci c r "A, 2lci A
:, ,sOc.
MIsCELLAEEoUs = Skirt Braids, Csc /;
ats and Clark's spools. sOci Green &
lnIel's Spools, ,4Oc; 2-bushel Bags, ,s71&@45c I;
s-bush Bags, 5O955c; 3-bush Bags, SOC
,; Raleigh Skirts, SIG 50 per dozen.
PROVISIONS.
MESS PoRK-none In market.
BACON - Shoulders 141<c; Clear Sides,
k9l9c; Clear rib sides 175Sc; Hams
gar cured, 23c; do. plain canvassed, 2lc.
BULK MEATs-shoulders 1874; Rib Sides
"a; Clear Rib Sides 18c; Clear Sides
7. Quotations nominal. No demand.
LARD-By the tierce I7c; In keg lSc.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
GRAIN Wheat Receipts better and full
equal 10 the demand with prices station
Y. Quotations are, 9O9I % for Mediterra-
san; 81 GOAL O5 for good English, according
quality; 81 059l 10 white. Corn is dull
6O97Oc In ear; shelled, 75c9S5c in
sw gunnies. Oats, demand sluggish ut
945c In new burIaps; from wagons loose,
.345c; receipts liberal. Rye, In better de-
and at S5y990c per bushel. BGrley, 90as1 10
T new, according 10 quality. The supply
fair and the demand moderate, a mum.
II of sales having been made at quota
pms, one-half cash, balance payable at
lriStmss.
FLoUR-The demand lighter, being about
lual for ali grades Prices stationary at
st quotations, viz: New white wheat
bnr IS OOG6 25; choice extra IS 5)a5 IS
stra 81 50G4 70.
CORN MEAL-Knn-drled s3 259S 60 pei
trrel, and S19sI 90 per busheI; no demand
al none IN the market.
HAX-Baled, sl59l6 per ton, according to
iality very dull Loose, demand mod
ate at siOal2-
BEAN-Is held at $40 90 9s'9 per ton. and
Ill.
5H1PsruFF-sls O0s2O 90 per ton.
5ALT-Duu. Small barrels at 81 Is, and
rye So IS per barrel, adding actual dray-
q.
GUENIEs = New stock reserved Is held
2O92lc; good quality OF secondhand
at 15gIsc, and dull.
SEED There is very little demand. Flax
sed, 81 65G1 IS, according to quality,
lmothy Seed, IS OO9525 per bushel, and
Ill.
GREEN APPLEs-Bseoming more scarce
Id very poor in quality at 75@sl . per
lshel, and SO 5O,94 90 per barrel.
PoTAToEs-In liberal supply at 9cc@sl 2
ar bushel; demand improved.
LEMoNs-Better demand and supply very
. ght; sI592O per box.
WHITE BEANs-sI 1912 90 per bushel, ane
4 good demand, but very scarce.
DRIED FRUIr-In better demand; Peach
So 1898 90 for quarters, and s. % @3 5
r halves, per bushsl. Apples 81 75G
% per bashel. Better demand and Yer.
sarce.
ONIoNs-s2 OOs2 so per barrel; 75easl @
er bnshel. Demand improving, suppl,
ght.
BROOM CoRN-very little demand; $500
DO per ton, and very dull.
FEATHERs-7O975c per pound for liv
eese.
BEEswAx.-2Ogs8c per ID, according
uallty.
BUITER-Nlce rolls, sO94Oe; common,
s25e; supply very irregular.
EGss-121z915e per dozen; moderate d.
nand and SUPPLY
The following are the quotations fc
Obb.ng trade. Bills for wholesale dealer
a large quantities being hued at propol
lonately lower rates:
WHIsKY-New copper distilled 81 so
90; one to two years old 81 0093 so; rect
ed SOc9sI 90; domestic Bourbon and Ry
25g2 90.
HIGHw INEs-Patent S5c; old process 81
BRASDY-Domestic sl 5092 90; importe
GrN-Domestic 81 5Os20l; imported 50
470O.
PoRT wINE-Domestic 81 50i imports
5O@6 so.
BITTER7 -Carr's Tennessee Valley IS
,er doz.
BUILDING MATERIAL.
Prices remain arm at quotations., viz
sash, SC to lie per light; Doc
2 20 to sA so each; Blinds. 81 25@4 90 p
pair; White Lead. 50 50 to sIS so per 100 II
Plaster, s4 OOGs4 IS; Lime, q lOc to 81
Cement. 81 25@2 50.
GLAss--6X8 to SXI0 Glass 50 5Oa4 05 SX
o lOX15 do 81 50a5 90; llxI4 to I2xlS do 8
IS so. Less p per cent. discount.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Alcohol, 9S per ct. 81 % by the bbl La
oil, winter strained No. l 81 20: No. 81
Goal oil &c; Castor oil 81 80; Linseed =
9sc 9s1; White lead per leo lbs, 80 c1912
soda, English 61Sc; American &c; OpiT
I'll 80 and weak; Quinine s2 40a2 IS; NJ
phine IS Gas Is; Balsam cOpaiba 9)asl
Armistead's ague toni@ D doz
Clouds invigorating cordial D doz e.