The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-15

nent Bonds are put little sought
1t their present low rates, owing,
;. 10 the stringency in the money
8 BANKABLE FUNDS.
y. Treasury Notes.
.tiOnal Bank Notes.
&c OF the First National Bank:
UNCURRENT.
tate Bank OF Indfana......... .........l0c dis.
state Bank OF OhiO......-........... =
Indiana Free Banks...-.........l0 70 &c uls'
Eastern Bank Notes..-..........'.'''AOto &c =,
@issQ az 49, az IS
Union Bank % ....................3Oc =
other Tennessee Banks............60 to soc .
Virgir.Ia, North and south Carolina,
Georgia Alabama and La....lO % voc =
GENERAL REMARKS.
Business for the past week has been only
moderate, the improved stage of water In
the river having hardly yet had its effect
on trade. Building material is somewhat
more lively, but without change In price.
Hardware has enjoyed a very good trade'
with but little change to notice In prices
Leather has besn almost dull. The trade
In Groceries was good, with a considerable
change in prices. Drugs are but little
changed, with q good trade for the week.
Liquors are fairly active, with decline Of
one cent on Hlghwines. Iron. Steel and
Timers STOCK Is very &ChANes DuE uehlGTh
complain OF slow collections.
LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.
There is no change worthy of report in
the Tobacco Market, the condition Of the
market being such thatwe can only repeat
our remarks OF last week, that the planters
should take advantage OF the increased
demand and send forward al their tobacco
that Is ready for market, not rejection
having occurred last week. Quotations
are from 81 for old trash TO 50 for medium
leaf.
About IS bales OF cotton were sold last
week, at prices that varied from 1870 for
good ordinary to 1870 for middling, the
latter figure being for an unusually good
article.
PoRK-WillIam NJ. Akin & Co. cut up l9s
hogs last week, and II the weather is favor
able, will probably cut again this week.
Dealers are determined TO be cautious, and
win not pay over 81 for the choicest hogs
offered. .
BRoWg SHEErIEGs. - Atlantic A, 13c:
stark A, IKE; Augusta azsdP Medfords,
l2%c; Cannelton, O sheetingss 1l1Sci Car
Melton q. w. sheetings, 12c; Lawrence =,
lie; medium sheeting, lie; Valley, TIC.
DRESS GOoDs-wooI Delaines, soa45c;
Fancy Delaines. 15g2Oc;- Amures, Zoe;
Oriental Lustres. 209SOc.
PRINTS = Merrimae W. 1So; Merrimac
d. at I2c; Sprague's lie; AshfOrd's lOc;
simpsons IL; American, at lie; Dun
nel's, lie; AmOskeag, 1Oo; Lowell, loc;
Troy, To.
TIoKNes -COnestoga Extra 81, ESQ;
Gold Medal, IA. &c; @ 4 Al, 19ci q O A
10, 1Sc.
MISCELLANEOUS Skirt Braids, Csc
Coats and CIark's spools. SOC; Green E
Daniels pools, 4Oc; 2-bushel Bag, s71S945c;
21S-bush Bags, 50@55c; 3-bush Bags, 6O@
CSC; Raleigh Skirts, SIS % per dozen.
PROVISIONS.
MESS PoRK-none - market.
BACON - Shoulders 1l5zo; Clear Sides,
Is1S9l0o; Clear rib sides 1s15c; Hams
sugar cured, &c; do. plain canvRssed, dc.
BULK MEATs-Out OF the market.
Landry the tterce 17c; in keg he
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
GRAM Whsat-ReceIpts better and full
ly equal to the demand with prices station
airy. Quotations are. 9Ogl % for Mediterra-
mean; 81 GOAL 05 for good English, according
to quality; 81 O59l 10 white. Corn is dull
nt 25a40c for new In ear from wagon; tn ere
ia no shelled come in the market. Oats,
demand sluggish; 40945o In new surlaps;
from wagons loose. S5945e; receipts lib
eral. Rye, demand Is falling or at 70aS0c
per busheI. Barley, S5asl 90 for new, ac-
cording 10 quality, and very dull.
FLOUR-Dun and prices stationary at
last quotations, viz: New white wheat
-four Sc OO96 .; choice extra IS 50a5 IS;
extra "a 2594 80.
CORN MEAL-Kiln-dried So 2593 so per
barrel, and 7OGsOc per bushel; demand
moderate and supply liberal.
HAw-Ro1ad gIRaIR mar TON anaorFfv,o n
quality; very dull. Loose, demand mod
crate at sl0al2. supply liberal.
BRAN-Is held at So oOgs4 per ton, de-
mand improved.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ton.
SALr-Duu. Small barrels at 81 IS, and
large 81 IS per barrel, adding actual dray-
age.
GUENIEs New stock reserved is held
at l992Oc; good quality OF secondhand
old at l59lse, and dull.
SEED-There is very little demand. Flax
Seed, 81 659l 70, according TO quality.
Timothy Seed, 81 5095 90 per bushel, and
duh.
GREEN APPLI s-The market is stocked,
principally with Western New York ap-
pies, which are selling at from 81 to Ga per
Dbl; choice qualities bring the latter
figures.
PorAToEs-In very liberal supply at 75a
Sjc per bush ell.
LEMoNs-Better demand and supply Inn
proved sS9lO. per box.
WHITE BEANS-Pienty at 81 5Oal 70 and
only In moderate demand.
DRIED FRUTT-In better demand; Peach =
ess2 75@S 90 for quarters, and s3 DOGS 90
for halves, per bushel. Apples 81 759
2 90 per bushel. Better demand and very
scarce.
ONIoNs-s2 50s2 Is per barrel; 75casI 90
per bushsi. Demand improving, supply
light.
BROOM CoRS-P.enty in the market at
sl080O per ton, and very dull.
FEATHERs-7O975c per pound for live
geese.
BEEswAx.-2oss3c per Id, according to
quality.
BUrrER--Nice rolls, sO9iOc; common, 20
Csc; supply very Irregular.
EGGs--lS s21e per dOzen; scarce and In
Liquors.
The following are the quotations fer
jobb.nE trade. Bills for wholesale dealers
IN large quantities belng 1Iled &C proper
tlonately lower rates;
WHIsKY-New copper distilled 81 SOC
2 90; one TO two years old % O093 80; recti-
ned S0c9s1 %; domestic Bourbon and Rye,
81 2592O0. Carr's best eight year old, IS 90.
HIGHwINEs-PatentS SIC; old process $50
BRANDY-DOmestic s. 0S2 OOi imported
So 5O9l2 90.
Domestic 81 1922 %; imported IS 50
@7OO.
Massachusetts Port 81 50; imported
81 5O96 50. imported sherry g. 5O94 90.
BrrrERs -Clarr's Tennessee Valley S. 90
per doz.