The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-10
GROCERIES.

IS GROCERIES, tf
We are gratifed to notice an inn
provement in the grocery market dur
ing the past week. Our dealers report
trade as fair. Orders have came in pretty
lively, and a good many buyers have been
in the city for the purpose Of sorting up
The general tone of the market is firmer,
but we make no change in quotations
We quote same as last week:
CoFFEE-Is weak but quotations are un-
char ged. Common to good 22G23c; prime
to choice 254281ae; good &c choice Java,
33936c.
SUGAR-We quote raw at l3c for
low grades up to l51zc for prime Or
leans and choice Demerara; G Ice;
extra I64c; B, 1899; \ l714c; Hards,'
17s4c.
TEAs-We have no changes to make in
quotations. Black: SOuchong, 9Oc to 81 20;
OoIong, 81 to so. Green: Young HysJn,
81 D to : 30; Imperial, 81 50 to ? 80; Gun
powder, 81 20 to 2 %; Hyson, 81 10 ? 20.
MOLAssEs - Stocks not large, yet
Sufficient 20 meet the wants Of
the trade. Orleans plantation is in
fair supply and quoted at 90c0sI. The re-
fined syrups are according to quality and
reputation of manufactures, from 65c to
81 IS.
FIsH-We quote 1fdckereL, No. l. IN bar
rels, S22 80 TO s2S GO; in kits No. 81 so; No.
2s2 %; No. 3, % 20; White Fish, 81 so per y
barrel, and 81 25 IN kits; 81 D per = barrel.
RICE-Market steady at lie for good to
prime Rangoon, and 12c for Carolina. d.
CANDLES = Light weights l8c, full
weights 23c.
CANDY-There is no change. and we con-.
tinue to quote at 2Ocand 24c per pound.
STARCH-Is unchanged at to Sc.
COTTON 'YARNs-We quote standard quail
ity at 13c for 700, I5c. for 800, and I7c. for
500; poorer brands are selling at lower
rates.
LIeUeRs.-There is nopereeptible change
in liquors, anu prices remain about the
same as last quotations. New copper dis
titled whisky s. 90; one to two years old
scarce at 50 5O@5 90; highwines 3 80; rectl-
led ST 65920O; common Bourbon Rye 81 %,
and Brandy, 50 5O93 90; Holland gin 81 5O@
8 90; imported brandy Sl2 OO@15 90; Old Port
81 50g6 so. IEt
DRY GOODS.
Business in Dry Good for the past week
has been very fair, which enables dealers
to close up the month with good average
" November - business. Business in the
supply markets has been dull and languid,
with prices favoring the buyer. This is
the result of the great pressure in the
money market, rather than that people
anticipate cheaper prices, for goods manu-
featured from wool and cotton are now
selling below cost of production, and many
goods selling at or below prices which ruled
before the war. This will likely con tinue
until the money market is easier, and IN
til the demand exceeds the supply. We
have no change to report in prices in this
department, and continue to quote as fol-
lows:
BROWN MISUNDERSTANDING Brands,
l5c; A Cannelton, lie; Al Bangor, I4c.;
A Virginia Family, l3c. A Savage,
l3c; Al Blue Ridge, I2c.; Al Valley, 1Oc.
BLEACHED SHEErINGs AND SHIRTINGs.-
A Lonsdale, 20c; A ROckdale, Use; "A
Attawaugan, Ice; "A Brunswick, l5c; "A
Dedham, I2c; rs Brunswick, l2c; rs
Barnsley, lie; 3 A Imperial, lOc.
PRINTs.-Merrimac I3c; Sprague I2c;
American, l2c; Dumett, l21zc; Manhat-
tan, I218c; Wauregan, l21ac; Arnold, lie;
Hartford, lie; Wamsutta, &c; Glen Cove,
&c; Troy, SC.
TICxINGs-4-4 Conestoga, Extra CSC; A
ODnestoga Gold Medal soc; A Cones
tosa C. T. Medal &c; 7-s Conestoga c. c.
A. Gold Medal, Csc; 7-s ConestosA A. A.,
2Oc.