The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-28

| 81 f
BANKABLE FUNDS.
U. S. Treasury Notes.
| / National Bank Notes. -. II s-.st
| UNCURRENT.
Indiana Free Banks..a....a.. ....l0 to 25c dis
| Missouri ............. ....... .,...,..IOc 50
Eastern Bank Notes. to- zoe
4 Planters Bank--....-....... g
pan I; 90
| Virginia, North and South Carolina
| Georgia. Alabama and La....10 to soc :. =
4 State Bank Of Indiana...............-..10c dis.
7 state Bank of Ohfo--..--................l0c %
| e~5ss gs 3 GROCERIES. ~ 'asRfl go.
There was some falling Off in this de-
partment the past week, but a fair business
has been done. The market rules quite
steady, and we find no occasion to mate
| rally change the quotations last given
There is a slight advance in sugars East
but in,the general tendency TO depression
4 in prices it is difficult to realize higher
quotations on any kind OF staples perma-
nently. s.....ss ~.
COFFEE = Quotations are unchanged !;
common to good 24c; prime to choice 2e@
&c; good to choice Java 33935c.
/ iSUGAR-Prices remain steady we quote
raw at 13c for low grades up to 15c
for choice Demerara and prime New Or
leans; refined 20 il41zc; tB 15zc;1 A 1917 !;
Hards 1910. .-4-E-r
/ iTEAs-We have no changes to make in
quotations Blacks Souehoig, s0c I'd 81 20
Oolong,s 81 to so. Green: Young Hyson,
81 25 to 230; ImperiaL 81 SO to $50; Gun
powder, 81 20 to 2 25; Hyson, 81 to 90.
MoIzAssEs = Stocks not large. yet
sufficient to meet the wants ~ OF
the trade. Orleans plantation is in
fair supply and quoted at soc. The re-
fined syrups are according to quality and
reputation of manufactures.
FIsH-There is no change in fish. Stocks
good and the demand increased. We
continue to quote Mockerel No. l, in bar
rels, SD 80 to s23 90; in kits at 81 rs,
with other sizes in the usual proportion.
Goldfish, SIZE. a-
RIcE-Marlket steady at Il1ac for good
to prime Rangoon, and 1870 for Carolina.
CANDLES = Light weights 1870, full
weights 2lc.
CANDY-There is no change, and we con-
tinue to quote at 20c per pound.
STARCH-Is unchanged at ~ to Sc. e.
CoTToN YARNs-In sympathy with cot
ton have been dull at a2Ic for 600, and
2fc for 500
& LToUoRs.-There is no perceptible change.
in liquors, and prices remain about the
same as last Quotations. New copper dis
titled whisky s. 90; one to two years old
W
fed 81 90@2 IS; common Bourbon Rye 81 %,
and Brandy, 81 50@3 90; Holland gin 81 500
8 0o;dmported brandy SI20o@l5 90; Old Port
81 50ts6s SO asHs9 ,asalI ,bsai s'faF ,ali
DRY GooDS.s - go
Dry Goods with other branches of bust
ness have been duh for the past week ac-
cording to our expectations in our last.R
Business East, in Cincinnati, and in fact
all lover the West is unusually dull for the
season This is occasioned mainly by the
want of confidence in the future. Values
have been gradually settling, until now
some makes OF goods are actually below
gold value previous TO the war, and that
too in currency. SO per cent discount. This
is a singular state of trade. and the con-
fusion in business will continue as long as
we attempt to measure values by gold
which bears an unreal value. The market
here rules regular, and prices have under
gone: little orno change since our last. We
continue to quote as in our last:
BROWN SHEETINGS.-Standard Quality,
Is1zc; Cannelton, 1870; Warren A, lsc 1;
Usage, 1715c; Blue Ridge, 16; Connecticut
River, l4c; Valley, 1917.
BLEACHED SHEETING.-Rockdale, "A, Is;
Attawaugan, IA, "A, 90; Geo. e. Ballou,
A, p; Brunswick, "a, l71a; Eln1dale, A,
IA; Geo. c. Rallou, 7-S, 1715: Brunswfck,.7-s, |
Is; Barnsley rs, I312c; Kfnston, "a, lie.
PRINTs.-Merimac &c., Sprague l691Sc;
Americsn l6c; Amoskeag I419c; Arnold
ls115c; wamsutta Il7ac. = .s,4a3l Is ~
70 TICxINGs-Conestoga Extra Medal, A,
471ac; Conestoga Gold Medal, "A, 421zc;
Conestoga c. T., A, 40c; Conestoga c. G. A. |
Is, size; Conestoga a. A. e, Csc. ss7
Neutrality-suspicious. 15@35c; Cling |
hams 2,@45c; shfrtfng Stripes 121a@20c; !
Deiaines 25c; Wool Deiaines 4Oc; Coates |
Spools 81 10; g. and d. 75c.
=: HATS, CAPS AND CIoTHING.-Business
keeps good, and the trade of the season /
has been about up to the expectations of |
jobbers. Our dealers in this line have kept |
up their large stocks, we'll assorted, of the |
latest styles and best qualities, and are |
fully meeting the wants of merchants Wis.,
iting this market. In prices and stocks our |
city compares favorabIy with any in the |
West.
BooTs AND SHOES = Trade is fair, |
but country merchants are buying light, |
making small bills; but the greater num-
Der makes the aggregate sales about up to |
the corresponding season last year. Stocks |
are well kept up, and prices continue /
steady. In the East the supply is light and |
the market firm.
-. Business is good as
far as demand is concerned, as our whole /
sale houses are having all they can do to |
wait on their customers. But the market |