The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-14
GRoCERIFs.


GROCERIES.
The Grocery trade for the last week con-
tinued dull, with no material change in
prices There is a general complaint of
the tlghtness of money, but prices hold up
pretty well.
K 6oFFE z-1s weak and Quotations are
slightly lower. Common to good 22@29e;
prime to choice 2492jc, and firm; good tC
choice Java, 33@36c.
SUGAR-We quote raw at 13c for
low grades up to l51zc for prime Or
leaqs and choice pe,neraFa; G c 1Sc;
extra c 161zc; B, lie; A l73zc; Hards,
ISc.
TEAs-We have no changes to make in
quotations. Black: Souchong, soc to 81 20;
Oolong, 81 to SO. Green Young Hyspn,
81 Is tos2 30; Imperial, 81 80 to 25U;'Gun-
powder, 81 20 TO 2 .; Hyson, 81 to 2 90.
MoLAsssss : Stocks not large. yet
Sufficient to meet the wants OF
the trade. Orleans plantation is in
fair supply and quoted at 90c@sl. The re-
fined syrups are according 10 quality and
reputation OF Manufactures, from CSC TO
81 70.
FIsR-We quote Adekerel, No. l, IN bar
rels, SD 80 TO s23 90: III kits No. 81 so; No.
, - IS; No. 3, 81 90; Vhite Fish, 81 50 per u
barrel, and 81 % N kits 81 25 per Y barrel.
RICE-Market steady at lie for good to
prime RangOon, and nc for Carolina.
CANDLES Light weights lG6I9c, full
weights 23c.
CANDY-TheTe is no change, and we con-
tlnue to quote at zoe aud 34e per pound.
STARcH-Is unchanged att TO Sc.
! COTTON YARNs-We quote standard quail
| ity at I2c for 100. l5c. for 800, and lie. for
| 500; poorer brands are selling at over
rates
| LIQUoRs.-There Is no perceptible change
| in liquors, but prices are growing weak
on account of the Anticipated reduction of
/ the tax. Buyers are holding off, while
| holders are becoming more anxious to
| realize. As yet, however. no actual change
/ has taken place in quotations. New copper
! distilled whisky 50 %; one to two years old
| scarce at s. 5O@5 90; highwines 81 30; rectl-
| fed 81 esq., 90; common Bourbon Rye 81 %,
and Brandy, 81 5093 90; Holland gin 81 5O@
| 20; I'M ported brandy $40 O0915 90; Old Port
| & 50a6 50.
| DRY GOODS.
/ Business FOR the past week has been dull,
| aud money continues close. Sales are
based upon limited credits, as there aIe
but few cash buyers in market. Stocks
are light and prices weak. We quote:
| BRowN MISUNDERSTANDING Brands,
| I5c; IA Cannelton sheeting. l414Gl5c; A
Bangor, Lie. A Lawrence f, lie; A Z. w.
| & B. Medium, l21zc; IA Kenebeck, lOc.
I RLEACHED SHEETINGs AND SHIRTINGS.-
Al Lonsdale, I9c; fl Hills, 1870; "A Heb
ron A, Isc; A BaIIou, I6}2c; ia Reynolds
/ A A, lac; 7-S BallOu, lie ;7-S Pontiac, 1914; ;
| 3-4 Sycamore. loo.
| III PRINTs.-Merrimac, lie; Spragues, llLc;
/ Americ ms, I11lc; Richmond, 11ac; Con-
nestogo, Il1lc; Amoskeag, l0H ';Wamsutta.
! &c; Troys, SC.
/ TICEINGs-4-4 COnestogo, Extra SIC; "A
! Conestogo Gold Medal, 3Gc; "A Cones
togo c. T. 2715c; 10 Conestogo &C. A.
Medal, 25c; rs Conestogo a. A., zoe; 7-S
| West Branch, Csc.
! Observation-Disclosures Della mes, 1870
TIC; All Wool Delaines, 35940c; Skirt
| Braids, 75c; Green & Daniels spool, 6Oc
Coats cotton, 81 90; Clark's, 81 90.
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 its
satisfactory as in any other Western city
Prices East keep high, and the market i:
firm; but this marx / mai 4tains the OLD
quotations unchanged.
Doors AND SHoEs.-The stocks OF boot
and shoes are quite large and assortment