The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-04

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j we mark down 10 WeaGsote raw at nc.
for low grades. up to 15s4c. for choice Dema-
rara; Refined c. 151zc.; B. 1870; A. TIC.
\ Hards 17c. The stock of New Orleans is
commensuratesw with the demand and is
quoted at l6c. in barrels.
i TEAs-FWe lave no changes to make in
quotations. Black: Souchong 9Oc to 81 TO-;
\ Oolong, 81 to 80. Green: Young Hyson,
! 81 25 to 29O; Imperial, 81 so to $50; Gun
powder, 81 2oFtog225s Tyson, slto2 90.
4 MoLAssEs- Stocks not large, yet Sufficient
j tomeet the wants of the trade. Orleans
Plantation isin fair supply and quoted at
7 81 90. The refined syrups are according to
i quality, reputation of manufactures, and
the taste of buyers1 ga col
4 FIsH-There is slight decline m Mack
iereL We now give new catch Mackeret No.
1 in barrels, So so to % 90; in kits at So 90,
with other sizes in the usual proportion.
i This is to correspond with the decline in
the Eastern market. Codfsh7S12 to &c.
I He7Ttng are scarce. at9Oc tos1 90 per. box.1
RIcE-Market steady, at 10 to lie for good
to prime Rangoon. No other quoted as in
the market.
CANDLEs.-we note a very slight decline
in candles. Lightsweight is now, marked
at 1sc; full weight 241sc..s arm
| CANDY.-No change in price, which is
zoe per pound. Our manufacturers have
extensive stocks for the holidays, and win,
no doubt, transact large business during
the next three or four weeks.
CANNED FRUITs.-Wev understand there
is but little in the market. No new quota
tons are given. We repeat the last, I2c per
doZ on one-pound cans, and 24c on two
pound cans.
STARcHtIs unchanged at 71S@Sc. s9ssI
SALT-We find no change in salt. The
rates are still So 20 for small and "a for large
barrels, or SIC per bushel.
CoTToN. YARNs-Have declined. re since
our last review. We now quote 24ISc for
$50, and 2711ac for 500. Market pretty steady
at these figures.
WHIsKY-Prlces about the same High.
wines are quoted at 81 30 free and 81 "a In.
bond. sRectffied 81 sO@2 10. - 81 uoods 10
| WOODEN WARE-We have no change in
prices to record since our last review gaa
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Business in Dry Goods during the past
week has been fair for the late
ness of the season, with good full
stocks on hand by all the dealers. Cotton
and Gold in New York have ruled very
steady since our last report, at 80 to BIC tor
the former, and 40 to Ale for the latter,
which has he'd the effect to settle the Dry
Goods market. Prices have ruled steady,
and where there has been q changeit has
been in favor of the buyer. We quote at
the close:
BROWN SHEETINGs AND SHIRTINGs.-
Standard Eastern Sheetings, 221zc; Camel
ton, &c; STANDARD brand, zoe: Middlesex'
l9c; Valley, l5c.
BLEACHED MUsLINs.-Hills A., S0c; Co.
lunbia A, 25c; Reynolds A A, DC: Red
Bank rs, zoe; Red Bank Al, 23c. 49,
PRINTs.-Spragues, 1Sc; America, lSc;
Amoskeag, lie; Wamsutta, 1415c; Hovey,
l21zc; shepherds, l9c; Merrimack, Is to zoe.
STRIPES. -Delanes, 26c; Armures, 2Sc;
Delanes, all WOOL 45c; Domestic Bingham,
25 to SOC.
q SPOOL iCoTToN.-Coates', 81 10; Green &
Daniels, 75c; Skirt Braid. 9Oc to 81 90.
h Hoop SKIRTs.-36c to 81 25 a dozen springs
HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, AND Doors AND
SHoEs-In these articles it is impossible to
give quotations. Our city has long been
noted for the amount of business done in
these articles, especially the last mention
ed. We learn that during the past week
sales have held.up well. Considering the
condition of money affairs throughout the
country, the sales are largely in excess of
what could reasonably be expected. With
large stocks and determination to be
satisfied with reasonable profits, our mer-s
chants in these departments OF trade are
determined to andwilB succeed in making
Evansville the supplying point for a large
part of the, Southwest We understand
there has been no change in prices.
QUEENswARE-Some good sales are re-
ported for the past week. Our merchants
still persist in making no change in quota
tions, notwithstanding the probability
that Ware viii become scarce by reason of
the strike among English operatives. This
resolve on their part must add to the num-
Der of their customers.
IRON AND HARDwARE.-Our Hardware
men report a good run of trade during the
week, from Southern Illinois principally.
In Iron and Tinplate we make no change
in quotations. We quote Bar Iron at SIC:
Sheet Iron, boiled, S14@9c; charcoal III
@l2c; Tin Plate L. c. 10x14 charcoal Sl7 50
per box; Nails 81 IS; Ares, Manns sl6 90;
Lippincott's SIT so; Simmons SIS 90. There
is no change in prices in other artic es in
DhoSS-1raoe is reported mucn better
than during the previous week. There
has been slight decline in some articles,
bnt prices generally rule steady. We
quote Lard OIL, No. l, 81 40, No. 2,lsl 30, de.
cline of 10 to 15c per gallon. Linseed oil
81 30, decline of sc. Coal On &c.
Soda remains steady at l2c for English, and
lie for American in kegs. Indigo, Madras
81 80. Qutrine 81 so per o., a decline of l5c
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE. g4
> Considering the number of hogs scattered
through the country, the transactions in
pork are not extensive. This is to be at
tributed to the extraordinary decline in
prices. Farmers cannot believe that they
are to receive so much less for their hog
crop than they anticipated, and hence are
unwilling to sell. Others have based ,pur-