The Evansville journal., 1868-06-23

July, 1854 ...~....lls
H" Aug .........................--- .ll9
OCT. ......ll5
Nay, lss5,..~, Iis
sept. . -ll11a
Oct. g ........... .ll1
The following quotations are nom the
Office OF W. J. Lowry & Co.. Bankers, No. i
First Street.
BANKABLE FUNDS,
M u. $. Treasury Notes. t'bFfHM
National Bank Notes, Es
UNCURRENr.
zs Indiana Free esBsnks,,.,,..,--..le.to'2Se to- &c dis
Eastern Bank Notes to 2Se
Planters' 'Bank............... soc :.
.l0o 5Sthe4 5ShleA rsfi nn Tesses Ban ks to Soe
Virginia, North and South Carolina.
Georgia. Alabama and La....lO to soc -
State Bank OF fIndiana...............lOcd dis,
state Bank of oihito;1gYrrriyr- '''''
GENERAL TRADE OF THE CITY.--Al-
hough the weather was exceedingly hot
during the past week, fair trade was re-
allied. In all the departments sales have
been fully up to expectations, and at pres
. m ent the prospect for a good Fall trade y
bright. Prices in depar ment have'url-
% gdergone material ehang% III a y
1.-THE Ioltot0ing quotations., represent the
t0hOIesate BlGrkets. Purchases and s0les IN
small lots t0tu Uory so1ne'0hat iron. the prices
n ggee1'1 n 'sss " GD%AE sAai
GROCERIES,.
Trade in this department continued
BnS good last week fhhugh OF course u OF SO
active as Ia new wessks previous. We apS
pend quotations with no material change; :.
NNy{ CoFFEE = Isl weak bnt1 Without mate
rialchanse IA nipriees. We. quote co nmOn
2O@22c; fair 23g25c; prime 25926c, and good
Egq0te cho'Gpe lava s59 tse. sLsggagr1aI5e.
changed. We Quote raw at I3gl4c; Porto
Rico l4gl5c; Orleans l5al6c; Demarara I55z
Awas elses soft refnsd ae% IL q ebardS lS5<c
~ TEAsETnereare no changes IN the price
of teas. We continues to quote as fclS
npss lows % Bsdek ! souch oEg. soc TO 81 so;
ooiong, 81 to 20. sGrefiS: Il Young n yson,
81 25 to 175; Imperial, 81 25 to IS Gunr
fpowdeF, 81 Ito 2Qoy Tyson, sIfo 80.
MoLAssEs - Stocks not Iarge, YET
saficient to- Ameet the wants Of
the trade. Orleans plantation is scarces
s0aanand quoted at Ocesbo IThe q srefnet syrups
-rgf are accordingfto FqHalitYT md pa reputation
OF nnanufactures, nom CSC to 81 Is.
hAsAA@ FfsTH--We qnote AfTekey No. l, in bar
1nih rels so soto s2s 90 s1nikits Mo- 81 70; No.
hEasE So 50; No.k5, ~ s5 Write FISH, 50 90 for
news "a % foEold,isM iiiddGH
RIcE-Market firm at I16@l2c for
aies 81 good 70 prime Rangoon, and l2ssc to lSc
for Caroline. - haH a. sqsa 7
--s ui... CANDIES Light weights lsc, full
weights 24c and frmer.
fA3 fCANDY-We continue TO quote at 20c an d
23c per pound. ..
SrARcH-Is unchanged al IA TO SC. fer
Yarns, weak with a downward
tendency, We quote standard quality
at lSc for 700. 2lc. for 6Oos and 23c. for
500; poorer brands are selling at lower
rates. BGttfn0-We quote No. at S5c and
No2 at So@S2c. Carpet Chain For white
50952c; for coIOred 55957c.
s-sL LIoUORs-There is no particular change
in the liquor trade since last report except
that it is a little dul1er. Prices remain
unchanged. We quote: New copper dis
titled whisky So 90; one to two years old
Fa scarce at So 5095 90; highwines g. so; reetI
ned 81 1872 IS; common Bourbon and Rye
S292 60, and Brandy, e 2592 90; Holland
gin 81 so: imported brandy Sl2 O09l5 90
- + rOldPort 81 5O96 50. s3si s Fa AZ
DRY GOODS.
ass Trade the past week was unusually goo,
for the season, confined, however, TO small
bills stocks in the country are very light
and 10 erchants have been buying sparing
ly and running their stocks very low an,
are compelled 10 {" sort up" now, or sus
pend business. Collections are better thai
usual at this season, andindeed much bette
than could reasonably be expected Price
are very frn with sfl ght advances in sc &
e14l lines Of goods, aHa we anticipate
genera adsanee on all seasoNable good
asG We quete:l
s.at.r 4aH7o sa4s4- e.5'aI s4alos .