The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-26

Nar1Onal BANK Notes. fs4
State Bank of ENTHUSIASTICALLY c dis.
State Bank of Ohio. .....loc -
Indiana Free Banks...............lo to 25c dis.
Missouri
Eastern Bank Notes-.s...............10to DOC.
IIninn Rana fA-s' - $685. Soc.
other Tennessee Banks .....-.....60 to soc s.
Virginia, North and South Carolina, e
Georgia. Alabama and La to 90c@s'
The general trade of the city the past
week has been quiet, with light transac-
tions in mestdepartments of trade. But IS
the rivers are fast receding. and there is
promise of returning sunshine and fine
weather, business will undoubtedly
improve. 1t time the Spring trade was
commencing, and we hope TO note decid-
ed increase in our next review.
There are few changes in prices. We re-
wise our quotations in Dry Goods; no ma
terial changes in Groceries; an advance in
corn, with large demand: and a firm
feeling in Provisions. We refer to the
annexed review for full particulars of the
state of the market. v~x-S. - -
~ GRoCERY- MARKER &FGEl
There has been no material change in
prices for the week past. The transactions
have not been large enough to give suffi-
cient tone to the market TO establish close
gu tations; but the following will repre-
sent as accurately as can be determined
the state of this department:
lCoFFEE-Is firmer, but quotations are
unchanged; common to good 24c prime to
choice 26@27c; good to choice Java 33@36c.
SUGAR-Prices remain steady wequote
raw at l3c for low grades up to I5c
for choice Demerara and prince New Orr
leans; refined G l416c; l554c; A l61a;
Hards l654@l7c.
& TEAs-We have no changessto make in
quotations. black: Souchong, 9Oc to 81 20;
Oolong, 81 to 80. Green: Young Hyspn,
81 p to 80; Imperial. 81 30 to so; Gum
powder, 81 20 to 25; Hyson, 81 to 2 90.
MoLAssEs = 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 Muckeret No. 1, in bar
rels, SD 90 to SOB 90; in kits at 81 IS to IS co.
with other sizes in the usual proportion.
Goldfish, &c.
RIcE-Market steady at Io15 to. lI1zc for
GOOD to prime Rangoon. No other quoted
"a n the market.
CANDL Es-Unchanged - light weights
171a to lsc,, full weights 23c
CANDY-There is no change, and we CON,
tinue to quote at zoe per pound. L q ] :
STARCH-Is unchanged at IA to sc.
Saith good supply at 50 90 for small
barrels and 55c per bushel.
CorroN YARNsAIn sympathy with cot
ton are dull at go for 600 and 28e' for
500, of the best quality. t.,fi dtee ID III
LIoUoRs.-There is no perceptible change
in liquors. and prices remain about the
same as last quotations. New copper dis
titled; whisky 50 %; one to, two years old
scarce at 50 J0@5 90; highwipes 81 30; recti-
fed 81 s092 Is; common Bourbon Rye g Is,
and Brandy,s2 5o93 90; Holland gin 81 sec
800; imported-brandy SIP oesl5 0os old PORT
B6ors eAsp SHOE SHOES : 18th There re was was
$ me - inprovenlent @ in 70 trade last
week. isEasewherel in 1.-THE West, except
at Cincinnati, business has opened up
quite brisk for the Spring, and it IS conf
IDENTIFY expected that the decline of the
rivers and fine weather will greatly
| quicken this department here. In the
supply markets the, demand from mer-
chants is pretty large; and in some lines of
seasonable goods there is stiffening of
| prices chiefly consequent on the scarcity OF
supply. Here there are no changes in
quotations. Merchants are well supplied
| with fine stocks sor the Spring trade. and
none need go beyond Evansville for large
stocks or cheaper rates.
| QUEENswARE.--There has been a little
| improvement since our last, but the de-
mand is yet comparatively light. We note
a reduction in common Teas of 5c per
| dozen, and generally a lower scale o
/
| trade has been so much later and stocks
in this city have. been SO large that our
| Queensware merchants are Offering special
| INDUCEMENTS TO reduce stocks. .x...sr :. a
| IRON AND HARDwARE.-We continue our
| quotations OF Hast week, viz. TIN Plate,
sI6 90; Bar Iron, .55ze.; Sheet Iros, boiled,
| s1499c.; Charcoal, ll1zCal2c; Nails, 81 p
llAres, Mann's, SO 90; Lipplncott's s17 50
/ simmons. SIS 90. The prices for foreign
| goods have declined slightly.
! DRUGs-Busi less is reported brisk. but
quotations remain about the same as
last week. Lard OIL, No. 1, 81 20, No.
2, 81 90, Linseed Oil 81 50. Coal OIL, 47c.
| Soda lOc for English and Sc for American.
! Qatinine 81 s. per Indigo, Madras 81 80
| to 81 80.
| DRY GOODS.
| The trade in dry goods for the past week
! was in considerable excess of the previous
I week, and, with favorable weather this
| week we may anticipate a further increase
| but it will probably be twenty or thirty