The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-22

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cities, which the merchants of the lower
Ohio, Cumberland and Tennessee are freely
using The market has been unusually
steady. and in leading goods we have no
changes to make. We refer to annexed
quotations for the state OF the markets:
CoFFEE-Remains as last quoted. but
quite firm: common to good 24c; prime
to eh olee = @ssc; coed tt hoiee lava, 49,
@36c. Isl. .5ssVs.S .tSgtGI gtr ':s-G gWt
sSUGAR-We quote raw at I3c for
low grades; up to .151zc for prime Orr
leans and choice 9Demerara; q g6l5zc;
extra @ l6554e: B, Is1<c;i A, l7tzc7 Hards. ise.
TEAs-We have no changes To make i'm
Observation-Disclosures euesengy esc~eesl-7es
Oolong, sf1oyl 80. Sersepr TYdungHys9n,
81 % to = 30; Imperial, 81 50 to 50; Gun
powds {. 81 20 tof2 gs HSson,g 10 2asI
sdodAssEs a. Stecksi i'nota largea ItySt'
sufficient to meet the I, wants n
the tFade.s; Orleans plantation, dsy Tin
fair supply and quoted at 95c9sLja The re-
fined syrups are according to quality and
reputation OF n1anutaetures,s from Csc TO
81 %. zfsiS gF@ ,-rl* fr.gi--s41 IN
sFIsHANew fish is beginning to arrive
and we revise quotations.. w O. 6squefe
Nuckes.et~ ,No.o1, in barrels, 81 so TO
sz3 o.; in kits No. So 90; No. 2 81 so; No.
!. 81 %; White Fish 81 80 per n barrel, and
81 % IN kits; 81 g per a barrel. go bs! y
RIcE-Market Steady at L1zc for good
to prime R&ngoons and I311 IL for Ca roiina.
oANPt5ffs 0rLi<hh 81 wfishtSstf4fa full
/ CANDY-There is no change, and we con-
tinue,to quote at 20cand 23c per pound.
STARCH-Is unchanged at Z TO Sc. sao14
CorroN EARSs-We quoteistandardq quail
ity at I6c. for 600, aud l9c. for 500; poorer
brands are selling at lower rates.
LIoqoks- Th efetisao PeEnep tiiae eAapge
Ia liquors, and prices remain about the
Same as last Quotations. New copper dis
titled whisky 81 egS eAe TO two years. OLD
scafee At sSS5sss4 e.; hiIAs@ines IL s6;Lr4etd
1edfsa SCOT u; cetanon Bohlboif Rya3.A
and Brandy, 81 59s3 eej Holland gin - sJ}g
Soo5 irnpof 6eda1randy Sl2 Oeaf5 osyOId Port
q 009O o. 1900 : Is.
I Fheibusiness ia This de artnent has been
good since our, last review FThe county
trade has Kept up well and large sales haYe
been made to Tennessee Ri ger, rnerchants,z
and thee more distant trade, so that our
leading houses have been weliaemployed.
The dulluess experienced in the East and
In some of the Western cities the present
season, our merchants have in a great
measure esoapsdss We taakefA meterial
reduction in Brown Sneetings aud revise
our quotations. In all chsnges. of, the
m4fksf, eodhtfy risrchanls T&1n "a nd o6fs
jobbing houses promp pit to meet the decline
and slpy To- oliow,rbe adyance-< Tne.ve,Sa~
determination on. their part to scompeR
successfully with the largest and schea pesth
Western markets, both in prices ard
stocks. We aanes qposatf9nsf 9aK
BRowN SHEEfISGs.-Stahd Quality,
lie; Cannelton. Ice; Virginia Family,
l5e.; Bangor. 1896. Blue RIDGE l4c.;
Connecticut River, i2c: valley, Io11zc. ~ -
BLEACHED SHEETINGs AND SHIRTINGs.-
Attawahehn. 4 4, are tsrunswfck, Al, Use.
Brunswick, 7-s, I3lzc; -BalIou, 7-s, l5c;
Barnsiey, 7-S, l21Sc; Imperial, 3 4, l0c.
PRISrs.-Merrimac I6c; Sprague 'l41zc;
Dumett, 14c; Americ u, 14c; Amoskeag.
l21zc; Manhattan. lac; Wauregon, i31zc;
Arnold. 1214c; Hartford, l21zc; Glen Cove,
G.; Wamsutta i01zc.i-oa 9af ao 9sa
TIcxINGs Liconest6ga, Extra Media
3-4, doc; Conestoga Gold Medal, A, Sc;
lConestoga C. p. Medal A, soc; Conestoga
C. C. A. Gold Medal, rs, 3oc; Conestoga a.
sA9y,s, 25e.yG NH .<1HNtl .ft<G<
! Northumberland 15@35c; Cling
hams l5@4Qc; -Shirtangf Stripes Tl212@2Oc;
Deaines 20a2jc; Wool Defatnes 40@50c:
Coates Spools 81 10; Clark's Spools, 81 10;
Green & Daniels, 75c; American A Bags,
Csc; Premium A Bags, 55c-- f-,-,z,,.,s
L HATS. AND CAPS AND CLOTHING. -
-tociss in these departments will be'found
large and complete for the Fall trade,
and prices will be made by our dealers as
Satisfactory as in any other Western city.
Prices East, owing to the light stocks and
labor strikes, keep high, andahe market is
firm btit this mark tamai 4tains the old
iquotatiofaS an daian kedss HITET@
Il hBooTss AND .SHoEs.--Our city me, chants
have had large receipts OF goods from the
manufactures, and haSe been quite, busy
m Arranging for The, Fall trade. Their.
houses are newoweli filled, isnd the Evans
vile market, o9justIy celebrated for its
eRtsEFaEisaIi -&his=d observation-disclosures xsr
bet er prepsred ~ "a pply the demand for
boots and Shoes, and at rates Which will
compete successfully with 1Cncinnati or