The Evansville journal., 1868-07-07
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
Trade in this department during tho
week past has been satisfactory, though,
Of course, not brisz, as during the Spring
season. we ha' few changes to note.
1he quotations viii be found below.
COFFEE = Is without material change in
prices. We quote co nmon 20S22c; fair
23925c; pdme 25926c, ana good 10 choice
Java 359e CSC. LaEuayra &c.
isU6AH-1s steady, with prices upchang-
cd. 10 quote raw at 13@l4c; Porto Rico
l49l5ci Orleans I59leci Demarara I5119I6c;
soft refined l69I71xc: hards IsaIgLe.
AEAs-Tnere are no Changes in the price
Of teas. We coutinue 10 quote as fol.
OoIougs II 20 I co. crTrETv- xvvzzIs ny guzT5
81 o TO 70; Imperial, 81 25 10 rs; GUM
powder, 81 20 to eco; Hyson, 81 to co.
MoLAssEs--Stocks fair and >affielent to
meet the wants Of the trade. Orleans
plantation is scarce, and quoted at 9Oc@s1.
The refined syrups are according TO quail
ity and reputation of manufactures. from
Csc to 81 p.
FIsH-We quote AfacEeref, No. !, In bar.
rels, 81 60 TO s23 90; In kits No. e. 10; No.
81 50; No. 2, &c %; White Fish, SO 90 for
new; 81 90 FOR old.
RIcE-Marlret firm at lK@I2c for
good to prime Rangoen, and 121sc TO I3c
for Carolina.
CAEDLEs - Light weights lsc. full
weights 24c and steady.
CAEDY-We continue to quote at 2Oc and
23c per pound.
sTARcH-Is unchanged at ~ TO Sc.
CoTToNs- YGrgas, steady but not active.
We quote standard quality at lOc for 700.
2io. for eco, ana 23c. for 500; poorer brands
are selling Mt lower rates. BGttfng-YYe
quote No. at BE, and No. at 3Oa92c Car
pet Cfai1-Tor white 50952c; for col0red
55q57c.
1IQUoBs-There is no particular change
in the liquor trade since last report. Prices
remain unchanged. We quote: new copper
distilled whisky 81 90; one to two years old
scarce Mt So 5095 90; hIghwines 81 30; rectt-
fled 81 1892 81; common Bourbon and Rye
S202 60, ana Brandy, 50 25@2 20; Holland
gin 50 50: imported brandy Sl2 OogI5 90;
Old Port 81 50@G 30.
DRY GOODS.
Preparations Tor properly celebrating
the Glorious Fourth" materially inter-
fered with the Dry Goods trade for the
past week, and we are compelled 10 report
marked falling off in trade.
Our merchants, generally. were blessed
with few customers, but more favored
with numerous orders for small q" tricks
with an occasional order for general line
of truck" The country generally is bare
of goods, and con airy merchants report
the same with regard to money. The har-
vest heing about over, they look tor an
CASING up' in money matters at an early
day. The supply. like our home market,
is without animation, but prices remain
firm at former quotations.:
Brown SHEETIN0s. - Atlantic A, I0c;
Stark A lsc; CanneIton I7111c; Dfedford 171Sc;
Augusta 1715c; Swift River I515c; Dwight
W lie; Valley loc.
BLEAcKEp SHEETIEC4S AND 5HIRTLEGs.-
LonsdaIe IL, 2lc; Hilrs. 2lc; White Stone.
IA. lie; Balou, lsc; Roekyi1o, "a, I3c; Ba.-
lou y, Isc; Canoe =, IQe.
IsRIN7s-AfefrtTnac W, I4ISc; sferrirnac D.
i95lc; sprague's, 1870; American, l31Sc;
Sirnpson's, I15zc; Amos keag. l21Se; Wau-
reean, 1215c; Wamsutta, loc; Troy, 0c.
TtCETevas-Cenestoga Extra ~, Csc; Gold
Medal 81, 39c; G. 7. Gold Medal Al, 2sc;
q Gold Medal 4, 25c,
DRESS GOODS - Wool Delaines, 3584Oc;
Figured Dela1nes, I71Ies20c; Figures Chai-
lies. 0c; Pacific Lawns. &c: Organdy. 25
@lJe.
MISCELLANEOUS - Skirt Braids, 75c
Coats and Clark's Spools. 81 10; Green &
Daniels SpooIs, SOC: 2-busheI Bags, 559G0c;
215- bush Bags, G7I7Oc; 3-bush Bags, 751s0c;
Raieigh skirts, sIs % per dozen; Linen
Duc6s, 25es40c; Linen d Ills, 2094dc.
HATS AID CAPs.=-The trane 81 this de-
partment was somewhat duIr last week
IL Will no doubt continue so durIn the
hot season. JObbers have fuu and com-
plele stocks of all the latest styles, a. at
prices that cannot fall co suit customers.
BooTs AND SHoEs.--Tne boot and shoe
trade was not as brisk the last as the week
before. There WAS no changes In prices,
nor is the prosl ect for decline bright.
The probabilities are that there will be
ma ateriaI advance in FaiI goods.
OUEE1zsYARE - Nothing OF importance
was done In the queensware trade laat
weea. It was indeed one OF the duIlest Of
tho season Dealers have large and com.
pIete stocks, and fresh inaportattong " II
soon arrive.
IRON AND HAEpwARF. The iron and
hard ware trade for the last -7eelk has been
very good indeed, and dealers arc
well satisfied. The prospect is fiattering,
ana with the low prices In this mar.
kets an increased trade may be ex-