The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02
THE GROCERY MARKET.

2ig2sc; and prime TO choice DO. at 2ga NC
per No., and good to choice Java al 3a94lc,
WIN gelSg little ia mafBet1
3 ASu6AR4The mdAzet is '4flh here, with
out dehided change. though we have re-
port from Cinciapati Of an advance Of 5k
tdl14A We quote raw AZ 1870 for low
grades up % 1se 20 l61zc for choice De-
niaFara. q Rehned q. AGO. 49, ne Al. 0I7EzeY
Hards ia 70 lsl4e, No New Orleans in mar
l1et. ..4aiiag uoiIiin ..,.
{ btoL4SeIEs , Tbe } IapKstsis nominal.
There is Little on hand exgept refined
sYPups, which sell according fo,quaAity and
fepdtation Of manufacpaFers. We heard
nc quotations for sofglldHl.t <-tl,..3
FIsHq7We apefe new catch lfacEtfetI
No. ~. bag4lss 81 % 20 sQptg an kits at
So Is, With 6tifef Sizes IN the tsdAi proper
tibn.l The stock is very tight, and it is held
high for the new catch, very lfttle
OF which Of No. Lghas yet reaGfled this
markell No. 2 apdf we're more plenty.
Oodfisl-s]4 to 9a.s Herring are scarce,
and quoted at IS to 90e., fbut are n9t, so ffin
East, as the supply at the sea-hoaEd is
large. tHa
RIeE-Quiet at III to l214c. for good 70
prime Rangoon. No Carolina IN market
DANDLEs- higher and the demand
aetiyei we advance quotations 10 22e, for
short weight star, aud re, for full weight.
Il sTARcH -Isupehapged al IA W b.. h'H'
Halls still quoted AT 50 10 Tor small
barrels, and 55e. per bnshel, hut we notice
a decline in prices at Cincinnati, and IL
may affect this market If not checked
'CorfoN YARss-Ihe quotations are high
e., owing to the Advance in cotton, ana are
now held at 2Jc. and CSC for 800 ana 800.
WHIsKY-steady and unchanged, at ~ 10.
'ia THE DRY GOODS MARKET. ~
The market has been hardened by .the
advance in Cotton. and although prices
have not been advanced goods are much
more drInly held both here and in New
York, The demand for goods the past
week was good and fully up TO expecta-
tons. We annex quotations. which viii
represent the state OF our markets; 9nn
h Br0i0n Siteetinas and shfrtin6s. standard
Eastern sheetings, 23Ic; Medford, ne; ;
Augusta, &c; Atlantic d, 22tIc; .Agawam
p 2Oes Great Falls M, 2214c. ~ 10 t-.l
BIeach,ed Aiistists.-Hills IA, 38e; ColuEn-
bia a., nc; Reynolds A A. re; Red Bank
rs, gee; Red Bank "A. &c i'l'iih
Iariaty.-spragues lgc; American, lsc;
Richmond, he; Conestoga, iSe Wsmassuta
6t,Ipes.--De Lanes. 2TIze;i de Lanes all
wool, 46o; Domestic bingham, y 10 soc, ~
Spool Cotton Coates, u 10; Green a.
Daniels, 75c.l .......,s,,...,T .f4..rA ~ ~
HATS AND Ca ps-The business IN this de-
partment was moderate the last week,
possibly little falling offihdml the same
period last year. but the pTpspeGtsi are good
for a large Fall trade. Ia the Eastern
"A u r. 10 IA .laa
prices In wool hats, but furs are stsaly
without change. na9ITamA nfI0H Nh (
Doors Aspl sHoRs-rNo new features to
notice in this department. iTbs femand
the past week wac fair. and stocks are up
TO the wants of the trade. PThefe are go
changes 10 note ia quotations, the market
Remaining quite steady.
fQUEESsW AisEl lfhe trade tho fjast week
has been good, and the merchants visiting
the city find our houses full OF goods. Tie
stocks of Crockery and Glassware We're
meyer, 80 large atd complete, and our
merchants are offering unusual RttFac-
tions Quotations are without change, but
the tendeiity OF prices As 10 greater finn
ness. sfoeIts In New York are light, and
hardly equal to The denrahd.i glassware,
whiehwas lowerdpripg thespring, is again
stcfti9 anu Will not go lhWtf.4l..tH .ts...g
IRoH AND HARDWARE. - The business
has kept pace with other branohes OF trade,
and the past week was one of fair activity
We quote Bar Iron at 81; sheet IRON, boil
ed So 10 &c. charcoal ll19 TO I2e; Tin Plate
I. G. l0xl4 charcoal Ell rs per box; Mails
81 rs TO 81 so; Ares, Mnson's SIG 90; Lippin-
colts sH 30; Simmons SIS co. The prices
of all goods In the Hardware line are quite
Is
very scarce In New York. p.a iItH
DRUGs,--lrhe demand for goods in this
line has been quite active, some houses re-
porting q large increase over September,
1885. We quote some OF tile leading arli-
cles OILS, Lard, No. sl75; No. 2 " 66;
Llnseed 81 95, and quite firm Coal In steady
at csc; Soda American In Kegs loo, English
l0Ae, with higher market east, which
will result I'm advance here Indigo,
Madras, 81 80; Qtintgle 81 rs per OF.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE
10 PROVISIONS stock OF Provisions In
this city is nearly exhausted, and there can
hardly be said to be market for many
articles. Ness Pork is purely nominal in
quotations, az there is so little on hand
aud the same may be said OF Bacon Shout
ders, CRediiSidies may be quoted at ~ TO nc,
and Sugar Cured LIntas at Is 10 26c., with
very light stock on the market Cheese.sW.
H. and Hamburger lsa,id Zoe, with an up
ward tendeneyI Pine Apple 81 TO 3sc. Bat
Ten ii in light stock; ,thereAs noIpbbing de-
rnand, and the saies Are strictly IN a small
way; IL may be quoted nominal at from -
to 40c. for country and Western Reserve.
GRAIN Wheat maintaining very arm
Tnarket AZ ~ 90 for Red and ~ 7dfor White.
The receipts last week were liberal, but
very ittle was coming i'm yesterday. The
bulk of the Wheat from the adjoining
county is IN. 1t is in demand, and is
sought afterbofh by city millers and by
outside agents e8.8a fff .EErFEy III
Corn is sought for, but there is almost
none coming to market, and there isveryi
little in store. II may be quoted nomipal-,
lY at zoe In car; 75e shelled In buIk, and