The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-07


dizziness of the week, and the amount OF
business transacted was not large, There
is very little life in the market, and qu,o-
tations are generally withont important
coFFEE-1s weak ana & uJtations are
slightly lower. Common to good 2@23e
prime to choice 291z925c; COED to choice
Java. SS@S6c. 1ls-A MS -aao
SUGAR-We quote raw at 13c for
low grades up to l51kc. for prime Or
leans land Achoiee aDemerare; G ice;
extra C l614c; B, 1879; A 171<e; Hards,
I7S4c.
TEAS Wehave nolchanges to make In
QGOtatEons- Black: Souchong, zoe to 81 20:
Oolong, 81 to / 80. Greei: Young Hyson,
81 % to 2 80; Imperial, 81 30 to 2 so; Gun
powder, 81 20 to 2 25; Hyson, 81 to 90.
MoL4AssEs Stocks not large. yet
sdfhcient to meet the wants OF
the trade. Orleans plantation is in
fair supply and quoted al 9Oc92I. The re-
fined syrups are according to quality and
reputation OF manufactures, from Csc to
81 .. .te.. FFF4 EeE d
FI7H-We quote Mackerel, No. l, in bar
rels. SD 50 te s23 90: in kits No. 81 so; No.
2 81 p; No. 3, 81 90; White Fish, 81 so per y
barrel, and 3 . IN kits; 81 Is per a barrel.
RICE-Market steady at lie for good to
prime Rangoon,. and lie for Garoiinla.s u'
CANDLES = Light weights ISc, full
weights &c.
CArsDY-There is no change. and we con
tinue to quote at 29c and 24c per pound.
STARCH-Is unchanged at to Sc.
COTTON Y ARNs-We quote standard quail
ity at l2c for 700. lac. for 500, and sI6c. for
500; poorer brands are selling at lower
rates - ........ .,f-.-
LIQUORS. There is no perceptfble change
in liquors, but prices are growing weak r
on account of the anticipated reduction of
the tax. Buyers are holding off, while
holders are becoming more anxious TO
realize. AS vet, however, 10 actual change
has taken place in quotations. New copper
distilled whisky So &C; one to two years old
scarce at So 50a5 90; highwines 81 80; rectl-
fed 81 65I2 90; common Bourbon Rye s. 25,
and Brandy, g 5993 90; Holland gin 3 SOC
8 %; imported brandy SD OO9I5 90; Old Port
81 5096 90.
DRY GOODS.
Business for the past week has much M
proved. and with the improved navfga-
uoa and movements OF produce, a better
feeling prevails. Money continues close,
ana, indeed, $50 close" as nearly to
. veto'' even limited credits to the best
liISIcHdHtS. lash buyers meet with con-
cessions greatly 10 their advantage. To
make room for light styles, a reduction
has been made in all dark prints. We
quote:
Brown SHEETINGs.-Standard Brands,
l5o; Caunejton, l5c; 81 Bangor, lie;
A Lawrence E, lie; IL G. w. d B. II. di-
UNI, I21zc; A Kenebeck, Toe.
BLEACHED SHEETINGs AND SHIRTINGs,-
A Lonsdaie. 100; IA Hills, lS14e; "A Heb
ron !, ISc; "A Baliou, I614e; A Reynolds
4 A, I4c; rs BaIl0u, lie; IS Pontiac, I21z;
3-4Sagamore, lOc.
PRINTs.-MerTinac, I2c Spragues, Ice;
AInerfc ms, he; Richmond, 12ci Con-
nestogo, 12c; Wamsutta, &c; Troys, Sc.
TICKINGs-4-4 Conestogo, Extra Soc; A
Conestogo Gold Medal, soc; Al Cones
togo c. T. 271ac; IS Conestogo c. C.. A.
Medal, 25c; rs Conestogo y. A., zoe; IS
West Branch, Csc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Delasnes, 1890
I71lc; All Wool Delaines. 9594Oc; Skirt
Braids, 75c; Green & Daniels spools, 60c;
Coats, 81 10; C1ark's, 81 10.
HATS AND CAPS, AND CLOTHING. =
stocks in these departments Will be found
large and complete for the Winter trade,
and prices will be made by our dealers as
satisfactory as in any other Western city.
Prices East keep high, and the market is
firm; but this market matatains the old
quotations unchanged.
BooTs AND SHoEs-The Fall and Winter
trade thNs far has been reasonably salts
factory, and merchants in this line have
sales fully up to other departments Their
houses are always well ocked up, and
the Evansville market. so Justly celebrated