The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-30

syrups, which sell according 10 quality
and reputation OF manufacturers.
FIsn-~ We quote new catch lEuckcrel No.
/ la barrels, ga % to = %; ia kits al S. -,
with other Sizes IN the usual proportion.
The stock is very light, aud IL O. held high
The advices from Boston are that tbs
catching sea on Is about over; and that lac
stock falls largely shortofiasl yt.ar, and we
may therefore expect drm market, and
possibly higher prices codjfsh 81 10 90. /
Herring are scarce and quoted AT 95c 10
81 90 per box.
RIoE-Quiet, al ~ to l2IZc for good 10
prime RangoOn. Carolina, which ig The
best quality, will not be in market before
the middle or last OF next month.
CANDLEs-The demand has been quite
active, without change In prices. Prices
Of tallow and lard being lower, Will pre-
vent any further advance. Wequote short
weight 22c, and full weightstar ne.
CANNED FREIrs.-The new revenue INV
which took effect on the LIST inst, which rc-
quires stamp on all fruits and preserves,
Ia cans, Jars or bottles. has caused a CORES
3onding advance IN the price: re per doz
on one-pound cans, and 2lc on two-pound
cans; otherwise there IS no change in the
market.
STAReH-Is unchanged alta to Sc.
SALT Unchanged at 50 10 for small bar
rela, and 55c per bushel.
CoTros YARSs. -Hemain firm at ourquo-
tatfons; q 10 26c for 90, aud - to 29c foro0].
WmsKY-steady and unchanged AT y 10.
WOODEN WARE = The manufacturers
combination has advanced rate on wood
en- Buckets BIC, and Tubs soc We quote
Buckets s3 50 per dOz and so. Tubs
SO 90 per doz. There has been no.advance
in Washboards.
DRY GOODS MARKET. ~
The Dry Goods trade has been steady
/ during the week with bat licle II any In
crease in volume. STOCKS continue Sarge
aud attractive, QuFdeaiers having been re-
operating recently 10 meet the heavy Ge-
mands that are still being made for goods
/ ~ this department 81 trade. Prices OF cot
ton fabrics are very arm, bptar not quo
tably higher. The probabilities are that
prices Will remain stin AZ pfeeent figures
for some time 20 come, even II II further
advance does nottaka place. Rates IN Tie
supply marker hhVng undergone 40 ma
tcral change, dudng the past week, we
continue TO quote as follows:
BRowN sHEErINGs AND sHfRrfSGs.-
STANDARD Eastern sheetings, 2ae; Cannel-
ton 23c; MiddleseX, 20c.
BLEAeHEp MusLINs-IIills IL, 33c; Co
umbia 4 4, Hc; Reynolds A A, &c; Red
Bank 7-s, Doc; Red Bank IA, 21c.
PRINTS. -sprague's, l9c; Dunnell's Zoe;
! Amoskeag ls19e; Wamsutta, Ice; Hovey
l8Lc; Shepperd's zoe; MerrimaclK 20 20 2lc.
sTRIPEs,-D ne; DeLanes, all
wool, A5c; Domestic Bingham, rs 10 SOC.
STOOL CoTroN.-Coates', 81 10; Green 81
Daniels. Toe.
HATS AND CAPs-ANp CLoTHING.--We
have nothing new to note in THESE depart
ments; fair stocks are still held, and deal
srs report business active, with no mate
rial change In prices.
Doors AND SHOES Dealers report the
boot and shoe trade active and prices
have generally ruled steady and un-
changed, Notwithstanding Eastern man
ufacturers have been compelled 70 advance
their rates. This trade Is assuming large
proportions under the liberal manage
mont OF our merchants, who seem aeterIn-
ined TO make this market AS attractive a.
possible, and TO accomplish this end their
stocks are always large and attractive and
their prices graduated to the smallest pos
sibe margin. The only item worthy OF
note Is that Kip goods are very scarce and
hard TO get.
QuEENswARE.-The business in this de-
partment Is fully up 10 the average, and
some houses report n heavy trade. There
Is no change In prices. Colonel Hoilings-
worth, of Hollingsworth Brothers, who
has Just returned from the East reports
prices in New York Arm, with a disposi-
ton TO advance The importations are
Z not sufficient to supply the demand. The
recent advance on the Sterling list will
have tendency TO put up prices, wher
the present stocks are exhausted.
fIRoN AND HARDwARE.-Ir and TinplatC
continue unchanged. We quote Bar IRON al
! SIC; Sheet Iron, boiled, 50 to Sc; charcoal
fllb to re; TIN Plate /. G. l0xl4 charcoal
sl7 rs per box; Mails ST 30 to 81 rs; Ares
, Mann's SIG 90; Lipplncott's SIT 50; Sim
, mons SIS 90. The prices of all goods in the
Hardware line are quite steady and firm
many kinds of goods are very scarce In
New York.
DRuGs-The trade of last week was very
good with most houses. Slight changes II
quotations. We quote Lard oil No. ], 81 70
No 2, 81 g. Li,sseed oil is dun and lower
81 rs. Coal OH is little sitter, and may
be quoted ut Gle. Soda keeps very firm
ana lnHyADe VT AoN lHh tAhEiiSAif ant
l2c for American In kegs. We quote I,ldi
! 90, Madras, 81 go Qutatne, lower, nj 81
! per or.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PRovisIoNs. There is nothing whateve
doing I'm meats, as the stocks are very ligh
and there is no demand beyond that TO
retail home consumption. Our pork mer
2 chants are getting ready for packing, bu
0 nothing has been done yet In the way o
! active operations. few contracts hav
been made for early delivery at $40 90 net
but this price is above the views of packers
who are looking for lower rates, say 81 90 Il
y so. They contend that there Is larg
. crop of Hogs in the country, and tina
q abundant and cheap corn will keep tn
. price down. There is, as usual, quite all