The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-19
The following quotations are from the
efiice ofiW. y. Lowry & co., Bankers, No.

Inc I0ilOWlnB QuOtdClOnS are lfrOIn Inc
eftice ofw. J.Lowry & co.. Bankers, No.
First street. .8cITGIii8
eida iBANKABLE FUNDS ~ arifno
u. s. Treasury Notes. 1s.,t, ~ = s5ssf ~
National Bank Notes. .Eaiio
State Bank Of Indiana. GO.O 1s ~.
State Bank of Ohio. - Ia5ssi, gg..,,e ~ 81
ba15Dff UNcURRENTs el .h3uszi ~
Indiana Free Banks. =. ,..l to l0c dis,
Missouri
Eastern Bank n otes. -
Planters Bank,.,....... . 80. ,.55c g
Union AA.-.....55c 81
other Tennessee Banks ,,;:-......4O to 9Oc .
Virginia, North and South Carolina.
Georgia, Alabama and La....l0 to soc :"
The produce and commission MERCHANTS
have been quite busy the past week. The
demand for provisions, gram, corn meal,
flour, and feed stuffs on Southern orders,
has been large.ia land the shipments have
been very fine. The run. upon our por4x
packers has been heavy, and, at the pres
elt rae, the stock in this city will s. on
b, exhausted, While packers, are able
fully to compete with Cincinnati prices,
they are still making a very fine profit on
their investInent We are sorry there
was notstusble thequantitie- packed h ere.
In dry-goods and groceries the trade has.
. been fairly active, but in other depart
nents the demand for goods has been
lather light the past week Theyhigh war
Ter will have a somewhat untavorable eff
iect on trade for a short time, as 1t will
prevent many merchants from reaching
this market, Or getting their goods home
Everything, hpwever, looks very propais-
ing for the Spring trade. .:........-...... aHot4
The market has been unusually teady
in its quotations the past week, very few
CHANGES having occurred. For the state OF
the market, we refer to. the annexed re-
view of the different departmeatso of bust
ness: hN~t kk58tk 1 AAlN AAf.A "a
4 GROCERY MARKET ET4g2h.
The trade In Groceries has been we cry
good, and merchants have been reasonably
active in waiting upon buyers and filing
orders There are very few changes in
prices. Coffee is firfner, and New Orleans
sugar, affected by the supply market, is
sitter. There is decline both in nails
and glassware. We correct quotations for
the week as follows: sqsg,ss4
COFFEE Very firm. We quote, COM
mon to good, 24@25c; prime to, choice,
26@27c; good to choice Java, 33@36c.
SUGAR4Prices remain firm. We quote
raw a5F l3c for low grades up to 15c
for choice lemerara and prime New Or
leans; refined sC I41ac; B I5s4c; A 1917;
Hards l6549l7c. q ... ...... .-.... HgIIt@ 10
TEAs-We have no changes to make in
quotations. Black. Souchong, soc to 81 20
oolong, 81 to / SO.s7Greea: Young Hys m,
81 % to 23O; Imperial, 81 50 to $50; Gun
powder, 81 20 to 3 rs; Hyson, 81 to 2 90, q,
MoLAssEs stocks not large. yet
sufficient Ito meet the wants OF
the trade, Orleans plantation is in
fair supply and quoted at S5c. The re-
fined syrups are according to quality and
reputation of manuiaeturessIU anl sf0e
FIsH-There is NO change in, fish, We
continue to quote Mdckeret No. 1, in bar
rels, So so to $500; in kits at So 100, with
other sizes in the usual proportion.l 8 Cod
fsh, 81 to 9cs9A .XaIId p EA~IdI
RIcE-Nfarlzet steady at 1015 to l115c for
good to prime Ran COON. NO ouheriquoted
as in the market. vito aT0Y WaW 30
CANDIES Slightly lower-light weights
IA to lSc, full weights 23c, ,7FK'Y kslBe4Ag
CANDY-There lis no change, and we con-
tinue to quote at zoe per pound. 80 ihod3is
STARcH-Is unchanged at 71s to &c. =. q
sALT-The late,suspension OF navigation
exhausted the supply. Very little yet in
markeso .ynenmo9 e5ngynafl e1l1
COTTON YARNs-In sympathy with cot
ton are dulI at pc for 600 and 27c, fol
500. 'te@tots r -, t..e1rsers
LIoroRs.-There Is no perceptible ehangt
in liquors, and prices remain about the
same as last quotations. New copper dis
titled whisky $500; one to two years ole
scarce at 50 sos 90; hfghwines 50 80; recti,
fed 81 soc 2Si common BonIbon Rye ana
Brandy, 81 50@2 20; sHolla nd gin 81 50g3 90
imported brandy So 0O915 Ooi Old Por
s3 5O@60o, - 5-t.5.4s II
sgsf5t DRY GOODS. - afFa y
The market during the past week has
been quite active for the season, with {
large number OF ORDERS carried over. Al
many styles of goods ola leading charactel
were exhausted, little delay win b
experienced IN filling them. Our marke
will be amply supplied in a few days will
all the staple Spring styles suited to tn
early Spring wants of the trade.
The trade has been in the supply marke
since our last more active, With a slight Inn
provement In some styles of goods. bu
generally speaking, business is inactive
although prices continue Arm, and 'all
now admit that the " bottom Y has beel
reached, and a. week or two more, at faI
thest. will start an immense business. A
the close weeontinne to quote, as former
ly: "
BROWN SHEETINGs AND SHIRTINGs.-
Standard Eastern Sheetings, 221ac; Canine
ton, &c; standard brand, 2Oc: Middlese,
lec; Valley, l5c. 49,
BLEAcEED MUsLISs-Hnls ~ sOc; c,
Iumbia "A, DC; Reynolds a "A, 2Sc: Re
Bank rs, 2Oc; Red Bank A., &c.
PRINrs-Spragae's, .lsGa America, Is,
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