The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-27
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! strictly choice at 29c. good to choice Java,
S7es 40c.. with little IN the market. 80
SUGAR.-Stin unsettled, and owing to the
desire of importers in New York to sell,
| prices there. are lower, causing o cores
ponding change here. Wequote raw at l2c
for low grades up to 1870. for choice Dema-
rara; Refined @. El61zc. : B. ls1zc. "a. l7c.;;
Hards. TIC. No New Orleans in mar
ket. ella g - lAA
TEAs.-A moderate demand is reported,
but no change has taken place in prices,
and we continue to quote as follows: BiacE !.
Souchong, 9Oc to 81 20; Oolong, 81 toll 80;
| Green Young Hyson, 81 25to = 30; Imperial
81 so to2 80; dGunpowder, 81 20 to. 2 Is Why
son, 81 to 200, s,,ss..s .s...e n.
McLAssEs.-The market is, nominal.
There is little on hand except refined
syrups,, which sell according to quality,
and reputation. OF manufactures. ss.,b bss !.
FIsH.-We quote new catch Mackere1 N o.
l in barrels, s24 90 to "a 50; in kits at So IS,
with other sizes in the usual proportion.
The market East is not quite so firm.
C0dfssh-S11a to &c. Herring are scarce, and
quoted at CSC. to 81 per box.
RICE-Is lower, and we again change
Dur quotations; Toto lie for good to prime
Rangoon. No Carolina yet in market of
new crop. Prices have held ap beyond
the decline in gold, however.
CANDLES Maintain about last weeks
Quotations.; 1870 for light, and Csc forfull
weight, but rather weak. {
CANDY Our manufacturers have re-.
duced the price to zoe, which is much be-
low The relative price ofsugar, but they
seem determined to drive out all foreign
competition. iit ie
CANNED FRUITs.-The new revenue law
whichitook effect ON the LIST nit, which re-
quires stamp on all fruits and preserves,
In cans, jars or bottles, has caused cores
bonding advance in the price l2c per doz.e
on one-pound cans, and 24c on two-pound
cans; otherwise there is no change in the
market. u95i 100 ~ fstsaH ihfg aaa Iaa
STARCH Is unchanged at II to SC. ts,.''
SALT-The agents have adya need the
rates to So 20 for small and 81 90 for large
barrels, or SIC per bushei. t9.i ..les ss',,t SIS
COTTON YARNs--Are) lower with the de-
cline in the raw material. We quote Csc
for 600, and CSC for 500, which is the outside
range, and weak. s. isy7,st,. ..gss4s Etsi -.
WHHKY-Steady at 50 10 to SO %. iu
WOODEN WARE The manufacturers
denomination has advanced re- tes on wood
en Buckets Csc, and Tubs SOC. We quote
Buckets. So 80 per doz., and No. Tubs
II $500 per dozen. There has been no adj
vance in WastIboards. (, ~ ..
DRY GOODS MARKET ,aa
1 ThesDry Goods trade has been for the
past week fairly active. with full sales,
land general good business done in all the
departments of merchandise. The trade in
New York has been duh with lower prices
ruling ON cotton goods, oecasioned by the
decline in gold and cotton, and a general
duh business which has been ruling there
for some time Infthe last few days gold
seems to have found It's level at about 40
per cent. premium, and cotton has been
advancing to 34c, which may be regarded
| as the ruling prices for the next fortnight.
This has had the effect to settle the market,
and prices may now be quoted firm as fol-
lows: lihs fftHsn& iif@ uE- ignlH
BROWN SHEETINGs AND SHIRTINGs.-
Standard Eastern Sheetings, 2211ze; Camel
ton, 22c; ssStandartta brand, zoe; NIiddlesex,
l9c; Valley, l5c. ~ ~
BLEACHED MUSLINs-Hills A, soc; Co
lumbia 4, 25c; Reynolds. A A, 23c;s Red
Bank 7-S, zoe; Red Bank A, 23c. -'i
PRINTs.-Sprague's,- lS115c; America, lSc;
Amoskeag. lies --Wamsutta, l5e; eHevey,
1215c; Shepherds; &c., Merfinaclk,f is to zoe.
DeLanes, all wool, 45c;; Domestic Cling
SPoU1. COTroN--C COATES, oSla10;g Green g.
Daniels, 75c; Skirt Braid, go tosl co. ~, " w
HOOP SKIRTS =-36 tosSlr Is a dozen, springs
HATS AND CAPsAAND. CLOTHING. I'VE
have nothing new to note in these depart
ments; fair stocks aIestill held,i and deal-l
ers report business of last week as fair,
with no material change In prices. The ms
dications of coming winter havesfcaused.
more Inquiry for heavy clothing. . In hats
and caps good margings for profits are Of
fered for retailers. aa.Ro d
Doors AND SHOES The trade in this de-.
partment, which has been so brisk the pre-
vious two weeks, fell off a little the last,
but our jobbers had, notwithstanding, q
fair demand. We noted, some time since,
the scarcity oflheavy goods East, and
stiffening Of prices. The demand falling
off and dizziness following has weakened
prices there; but las cur houses did not see
fit to advance then, there is no change to
report new. Stocks continue large. and
prices as low as at any competing point I.
QUEENswARE. --Some of our houses have
beeng pretty busy; Others report some
falling Off in trade. We noticed few
days ago, at some length, the stoppage OF
the potteries in England, which had al
ready put up prices East, and promised to
make it still further advance. There has
been no change in quotations by the mer-
chants of this city, they being luckily in
possession of large stocks, and Wiling to
maintain the oldrates. II a ~ s. ~ c. Sa2
IRON AND HARDwARE.-By Typographical
error we misqnoted Bar Ifonlast week. We
correct quotations; also reduce figures on
Tinplate. We quote Bar Iron at SIC;
Sheet Iron, boiled, Gee; charcoal 1I16
9l2c; Tin Plate /, C~lOxl4 charcoal Sl7 SO
per box; Nails 81 rs; .A1es, Mann's SIG 90;
Lippincott's sI7 so; Simmons lsls 90. The
prices ofall goods in the Hardware line are
quite steady and frmi many kinds of