The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-06
THE aRocERY MARKET.

20 good at &c 10 2ac; prime 10 choice, zoe 10
zoe; and strictly choice AT 8le; good TO
choice Java, 3sc 10 Ale, with little Ia the
market ssts #s& 4&Ff 4-ENW
SUGAR. There has been d fair dernand,
but prices are unchanged. We qnote raw
al 1890 for low grades up % loo 10 i6Izc for
choice Demarara; Refined g. 1907 II. I7oi A.
1916 Harris. lisd. No new Orleans In
market.
TEAs.--A moderate demand is reported,
but no ciiatige nag taken g1eee ia prices,
ana we continue toQuote AS follows Hiaek I
souehong, Doc to VI 70I oolong, u 10 10 /;
Green Young Hyson, 81 70 10 z 30; Imperial
o. 30 to afliAdunp0wders tD2O to rs. n.y.
son, u to 200.
MoLAssas-The market Is nominal.
There is ifttle on hand except refined
ayrnps, which sell according 10 quality
and reputation of manufacturers.
sfMH We quote fieV aatehs Gfalohsrei No.
Ia barrels, go 100 tpaS 40 An kits at sa Is,
with other sizes In the usual proportion.
The stock IN very light, aud IL IL held high.
The advieee from boston are that the
catching season is about over, and that the
stock falls largely short OF last year, and We
may therefore expect firm market and
Herring are scarce. and quoted 1T O5c 70
Vi % per box, RsNsse = 40
RicE-Qaiet, az n9S 20 f21Sc for good 10
prime Hangoon. Carolina, which Ia tho
best quality, will not be In market before
the middle or last u the month, ~
y aCAaDLlEs-T demand has abeeni
active. Prices OF taiiow and lard being
lower, we reduce quotations slightly. We
quote short weight Ale, and full weight star
201se.
r-eArNEp FHUIra. The pe@ Rapanho law
which took etlecs on the At ttft., which no
quires stamp ON all fruits and preserves,
IN cans Jara ar bottles. has caused CORES.
pondins advance In che prioe: I2c per doz.
On one-ponnd cans, and 2lc on two-pound
cans; otherwise there IL no change La the
lnarkat.a - ~ Al -
srARoH-Is unchanged at IN TO So.
Lr-Unchanged at 50 10 for small bar
rels, aud b5c per bushel, ~
Corroh YARss. -lRsmAin ffrm at ourquo-
tationai % TO 20c for 600, and % TO 29c for 800
WsnIsi{y+ -Steady and nhchanged III a. TO-
WOODEN WARE - The manufacturers
combination has advanced rates on wood
en- Buckets DC, and Tubs 600. We quote
Buckets % 80 per doz. andl No. Tubs
$40 90 per doz. There has been no advanced
IN Washpoards. VI r II
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The Dry-Goods trade has In most houses
been very good during the week, some
labpers having their wholefcree employed
on customers and orders The late frosty
nights have admonished country dealers
that winter Is approaching, and they are
new ftirniiig,their itttention IfinclpliIy TO
wsFa!epsl and Writer ggpods., Htohlts are
well assorted and comRIete this market
affording unusual Inducements TO country =
dealers at the present time, both IN the
way pfatock mud prices aH uhI
There have been no material changes in
prices, and we continue last weeks quota
z iitowS sItErrtSes x Nd u, Is Etar rnWa l
standard Eastern Sheetlngs. &c; Camel I
ton CSC; Middieae&, zoe. =
BLEAonED MUsLINs-Hills a-4. 93c; Co
tlslpHla4 ~ glcs sFseyheida1h IA. sTes Ned
Bank 7-s, 2Ocj Red Bank Al. CSC.
PRINTs.-sprague'a loo; Dunnell's 100
Amoskeag, lS1&c; WHmautta,, lBo; Hovey
laJIc; khepperd'a 20c; Merrlmaelxl 20 10 2lo.
SrRfREssy Delanes, 271ke;s DeIlanes, all
wool, 4bc; Domestic bingham, Csc 20 soc.
srooL CoTroN.--coatcs'. Of 10; Green a
w, - AEsT sLAEA AxwE
have nothing new 10 note ia these depart |
stpents; fair stocks are stu held, and deal |
ers report business Rooil j with no material
change In prices. The indications of COM
log winter heYe caused more inquiry for
heavy clothingr si,a5f aaigaa % aHtdi
Doors AND sHors.-Dcalcrs report the |
boot and shoe trade active. and prices |
have generally ruled steady andVun-
changed, notwithstanding Eastern man
ufacturers have been compelled 10 advance |
their rates. This trade Is assuming large
proportions under the liberal manage
'ment ofonr merchants, who seem determ-
ined 10 make this market as attractive as
possible, and TO accomplish this end. their
stocks are always large and attractive and |
their prices graduated to the smallest pos
sible margin. " ~ I n =
QuiENswARE.-The trade In this depart
ment has been very good. No changes. 10 |
report In Prices GThe merchants OF this
city are selling ware at prices cheaper than
they can now be imported aud laid down
here; Us proof of u, one OF our largest
hotfses received yesterday, n letter from a
lobhing Queensware establishment OF Chi
oago, soliciting an order and ehcloelng a |
list OF prices, Which were higher than the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was selling to its country
customers. Ne are able 70 compete with
any Western. city in this department.
IRON AND HARpwARR.-Iron aud Tinplate
continue unchanged. We quote Bar From at
SIC; Sheet Iron, boiled, So 70 DC; charcoaI
llJS To lie: TIN Plate l. q. lOxia charcoal
sl7 rs per box, Mails 81 90 TO 81 20; Ares,
Manns sI6 90; Lippincotts sl7 SO; 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. aa slItao eih
DRuGs-The trade OF last week was very
good with most houses. We make slight