The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-30

u. s. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
UNCURRENr.
Indiana Free Banks..........-....lO to 25c dis.
11AssouFl
Eastern Bank NoteE..-...-............1OtO zoe -
Planters Ban .
0ther Tean Rs MS en- 70 S0c "
Virginia, North and South Carolina,
Georgia. Alabama and La....l0 to soc a
Slate Bank of Indiana..................l0c dis.
state Bank of Ohio........................l0c -
GENERAL TRADE OF THE CITY.-During
the months ofJune and July, small trade
Is always expected, but SO far the general
trade OF the city has been far better than
was expected. Nest of the goods sold,
however, are shipped on orders, as few
merchants visit the city at this season of
the year. The trade in the various de-
partments has been quite satisfactory.
But few changes have taken place in
prices.
The Jollot0in0 quotations represent the
wholesale markets Purchases and sales d,
0tven:I
GROCERIES.
Trade in this department during the
week past has been satisfactory, thOush.
of course, not brisk, as during the Spring
scdSOns We nave rev oranges 10 uOJe-
The quotations viii be found below.
COFFEE Is without material change in
prices. We quote common 2O@22c; fair
28@25c; prime 25g26c, and good to choice
Java $50 3Sc. Lsguayra &c.
SUGAR-Is steady, with prices uRchang-
ed. We quote raw at l3@I4c; Porto Rico
H9l5c; Orleans l5C5I6c; Demarara l51S@I6c;
soft refined l6al7jac; haris lS9IS14c.
1EAG-TnGrp a no faY In "a r1Vfa
of teas. We continue to quote as fol-
lows - Black: Souchong, SOC to 81 So;
Oolong, 81 to %. Green: Young Tyson,
81 25 to l IS; Imperial, 81 % to 75 Gun
powder. 81 20 to , 90; Hyson, ST to l 90.
MoLAssEs-Stocks fair and Sufficient to
meet the wants Of the trade. Orleans
plantation is scarce, and quoted at 9Oc@sl.
The refined sSrups are according to quail
ity and reputation of manufactures, from
65c to 81 >.
FIsH-we quote NdckereI, No. 1, in bar
rels, 81 50 to SIS 90; in kits No. 1 81 IS; No.
2s2 50; No. ), 50 Is; WHITE Fish, 50 90 for
new; s. so for old.
RIcE-Market firm at lI1z@l2c for
good to prime Rangoon, and 125Sc to BE
for Carolina.
CANDLES = Light weights Ise. full
weights 24e and steady.
5 CASDY-we continue to quote at 2Oc and
pc per pound.
srARCH-Is unchanged at "a TO Sc.
CoTroNs- Yarns, steady but not active.
We quote standard quality at Ice for 700,
PIC. for 600, and Csc for 500; poorer brands
are selling at lower rates. BattSng-We
quote No. az S5c, and No. at SO9S2c. Car
pet ChGin-For white 50952c; for colored
55957e.
LIQUORS There IS no particular change
IN the liquor trade since last report. Prices
remain unchanged. We quote: new copper
distilled whisky IS %; one to two years old
scarce at s. 5og5 c0i highwines 81 50; rectl-
fed 81 1872 S.: common Bourbon and Rye
s2G2 90, and Brandy, 8 25@2 20; Holland
gin s. so: imported brandy SD O09l5 90;
Old Port s. go 50,
DRY GOODS.
Dry Goods active and arm, with an in
creased business. The recent advance
gives great impetus 70 trade, and cOun-
try merchants who look cheap" are
awaiting themselves Of present low prices.
and are sorting up quite freely. Goods are
going up "a-kiting" in the supply mar
kets, and present indications are that the
earliest purchases will be the most salts
factory. Light styles are out of market,
and seasonable goods come in at much
higher prices. Staple brands are very
scarce, and 1t is with difficulty they can be
obtained for love or money; SO great a
scarcity has not been known for years at
the opening OF Fall trade. We quote:
BRowN SHEETINGs. = Atlantic A, I9c;
Stark A 1sc; Cannelton l715c; Medford l73zc;
Augusta 1715c; Swift River l51zc; Dwight
w lie; Valley Ice.
BLEACHED SHEETISss AND SHIRTINGs.-
Lonsdale fl. PIC; HIPS, Gle; White Stone,
A, Ice; Ballou, 1sc; Rockville, =, lSc; Ba--
lou q, l5c; Canoe =, 1oc.
PRISTs-Merrimsc ". I41<c; Merrimac d,
1870; Sprsgue's, 1876; American, ls]zc;
Simpsons, I55zc; Aaoskeag, l21Sc; Wau-
regan, I23Sc; WamsUtta, loo; Troy, &c.
TIcEEGs-COnestoga Extra fl, 35c; Gold
Medal 81, soc; C. T. Gold Medal A, 2Sc;
e Gold Medal -, 25c.