The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-28
u. 8. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.

State Bank OF Indiana....-.............I0c dis.
State Bank of Ohio .
. GENERAL TRADE OF THE CrrY.-The
trade of the city in general continues dull,
though in some departments there has
been a slight Improvement. There is no
material change in the prices In any de-
pArtment. s11 28aHultol aa8 "a
[7Ae foEtoaof,lg quotations represent ne
IUhOIesale markets. Purchases and sales in
small lots sOtu vary somewhat from the prices
0.ven:l @ HuH @1tNfF 1855 fa f
G2OCER1Es. .e
The Grocery trade improved little last
week. Quite a fair business was done on
orders. But few merchants are now visit.
Ing the city. Stocks are large and prices
unchanged since last weeks quotations.
We repeat as before quoted; 6ssoaas ],
CoFFEE-Is firm without material change
in prices. We quote common 2O922c; fair
2s929c; prime 25@26c, and good 70 choice
lava 500 SSc. Laguayra 27c-4sts 49, -.
SUGAR-Is steady, with prices upchang-
ed. We quote raw at 1S9l4c; Porto Rico
Ii9l5c; Orleans l59I6c; Demarara I51S9I6c !;
soft refined I69l71zc; hards sls@Is14c.
I EAs-Tnere are no changes IN the price
OF teas. We continue TO quote as fol-
lows Black: Souchong, soc to 81 SO;
Clolong, 81 to l 60. Green: Young Hyson,
81 25 to 70; Imperial, 81 % TO rs; Gum
powder, 81 20 to 90: Tyson, 81 tol1 60.
MoLAssEs-Stocks fair and sdfIicient to
meet the wants of tho trade. Orleans
plantation is scarce, and quoted at 9Oc@sI.
The refined syrups are according to quail
ity and reputation OF MANI usactures, from
G5e to 81 25. Lfe = a..sals
FIsH-We quote Aackerel, No. 1. in bar
lels, $22 90 to S23 90; No. 81 90; No. SIG !;
half barrels No. sll 509I3 GO; No. So 5o9
1000; No. 3 81 75@S 90 for new fish Tin kits
No. 81 IS; No. 2 50 so; No. 5, 81 25; White
Fish, 50 90 for new; 81 50 for old.
RTcE-Market firm at IIIS@l2c for
good to prime Rangoon, and l219c to l3c
for Carolina. g bAs
CANDLEs Light weights lsc. full
weights 24c and steady.
CANDY-We continue to quote at zoe and
23c per pound. @NA4st tNi
STARoH-Is unchanged at 71< to Sc. fr
CoTroNs- Yarns, steady but not active.
We quote standard quality at l9c for 700,
2lc. for 600, and 23c. for 500; poorer. brands
are selling at lower rates. Battsssg-We
quote No. 1 at S5c. and No. 2 at 8O@s2c. Car
pet C7taial-For white 50952c; for feolored
55@57c.
LIoUoRs-There is no particular change
In the liquor trade since last report. Prices
remain unchanged. We quote: new copper
distilled whisky So 90; one to two years old
scarce at 50 5O@5 90; highwines 81 80; rect1-
fed 81 1922 85; common Bourbonand Rye
s2@2 60, and Brandy, 81 25@2 20; Holland
gin 81 90: Imported brandy Sl2 O09I5 90;
Old Port 81 50@6 so. uil .eeBd3 s1id n
DRY GOODS. lg aiss-
We report a continued and Increased
rs xuxffF a
view of the faces or many country mer-
chants who buy in tins market. The esight
of their familiar faces is really cheering,
after theirlong absence, and we hail with
pleasure the near approach OF the end ol
the shoe box y season AS trade from this
forward will be general, bills will be more
satisfactory to buyer and seller. Market
firm at former prices. nf .sganss4 ssess as.+.-
BROWN SHEETISGS.-Atlantic A l9ci
/ Stark A lSc; -Cannelton l71<c; Medford
I've; Augusta l71ze; Swift River .l51zci
Dwight l7c; Valley lOc, e.o.t .@sz.-f
BLEACHED SHEETINLs AND sHIRTINcs-
Lonsdale "A. 21c; Hill's, 21c: White Stone
A. lie; Ballou, 1Sc; Rockville, 7s, lSc; Ba.-
| lou q, 15c; Canoe u, IOc. -
PRINTs- -Merrimac w, l511Sc; Aferrfmae d
I41Sc; Sprague's, 141zc; Amerfcan, 141zc
Simpsons, l41zc; Amoskeag. l31zc; Wau'
regan, I3c; wansutta, zoe; Troy, &c. ia' s7
TIozNGs-Conestog Extra A, s5e; Gold
Medal "A. soc; c. T. Gold Medal Al, 28c
"a Gold Medal ~ 25c- !. el.f nati sVf
DRESS GooDs Wool Delaines. S5940ci
Figured Delaines. I71z@2Oc; Figured Chal-
lies, zoe; Pacific Lawns 20c; Organdy, 2
4 @40c. ~ sssa4 f5n sb aeis laaog b
i MISCELLANEOUS - Skirt Braids, 7oc !
Coats and Clarlk's tSpOoIs. 81 10; Green. q
q 5LlflDUC
21z.bush Bags, 67@7Oc; 3-bush Bags .ogoVc }
/ Raleigh skirts. SIS 90 per dozen; Linen
Ducks. 25a4Oc: Linen Drills 20@4Oc.
/ HATS AND CASA duIIness Sill per-
i vades this market. stocks are good, and
larga for this season Of the year. Some OF
our tohbers are now East TO purchase their
Irs,,i stoclxs country dealers may rely on
a,,,,,noi fnii stocks at all seasons OF the
1-ear ot hats and caps in this market. i
Isofyrs AND SHoEs.-The trade lfndhis de-
4 ttaent continued dull during the past
Ivaak Win no change in former prices.
! Fan goods have commenced ARRIVING, and
in a few weeks the stocks of Fall goods
will be complete. 2idasafa -4ts fsfi
QUEENswARE.-The trade in this de-
partment improved a little last week,
equaling if not advancing above the sales
of a corresponding week last year. Prices
remain unchanged. q, 49, -s..,-.e., -. \
IRON and HARDwARE-The iron and
hardware trade holds up very wei. The
sales of last week were satisfactory. NO
change In prices. We continue TO quote as
folIows: Tin Ptate, sls so; -Bdr Iron, 41sc;
Sheet Iron, boiled, 6C97c.; Charcoal, S1z@
91zc; Nails, s5 90 for IOd Azes, Mann's, sl5 90
lyLippincott's, sI7 90; Simmons. sl7 90. Pig
Iron. sis 90 for best, and s43 90 to S44 90 foI
second class per ton ON the landing. Brazl
Iron, $40 90. =
BffIIDISes MATERIAIs-For the beneni
OF All concerned, we add quotations fol
leading articles In this line. The de