The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-28

National Bank Notes.
CNCURRENT.
Indiana Free Banks....-.--.......l0 to DC dis.
missouri "
Eastern Bank Notes..................10to zoe -
Plahters' Bank.-..-- 100 =
Other Tennessee Banks............6O to 90c ~
Virginia, North and South Carolina
Georgia. Alabama and La....lO to soc -
state Bank OF Indiana,-~....-...-.-..10c dis
state Bank Of Ohio...--.....--.-..-....--.l0c =
During the last week a better feeling
prevailed in some Of the departments Of
mercantile trade. though. the dull season
continues. No particular change is an
ticipated until the Spri ns trade begins.
fThe fo1LolVin0 quotations repressat tae
wholesale markets. Purchases ard sales in
small lots ,CfH yGry somewhat from the prices
gtven:I -
The Grocery trade during the last week
was "a little brisker than the week pre-
vious, but prices were substantially the
same, except for Coffee. which is uuotedslc
higher. We quote tire changes below: A'at
CoFFEE-Is firm and quotations are
slightly higher. Common to good 23@24e;
prime 10 choice 25926c, and firm; good tC
choice lava, S3g36c-
SUeAR-We quote raw al l3c for
low grades mp TO 1870 for prime Or
leans and choice Demerara; I6c;
extra c, ls7ze; b. l7ei-.A ire; Hards.
Isc.
TEAs-We have no changes to make In
quotations. Black: Souchong, 9Oc to 81 20;
Oolong, 81 10 50. Green. Young Hyson,
81 % to 2 30; Imperial, q 30 to 2 ~; Gum
powder, 81 20 to 2 .; Hyson, 81 to 2 90.
MoLAssEs Stocks not large, yet
Sufficient 10 meet the wants Of
the trade. Orleans plantation is in
fair supply and quoted at 9Oc@sI. The re-
nned syrups are according to quality and
reputation of manufactures, from Csc to
81 %.
FIsH-We quote MacEerel, No. l. in bar
rels, SD so to s23 90: in kits No. ~ so; No.
2 81 25; No. 3, g 90; Write Fish, 81 so per "a
barrel, and 81 25 IN kits; 81 Is per a barrel.
RLCE--Markst steady at lie for good to
prime Rangoon. and nc for Carolina.
CANDLES = Light weights Ike, full
weights 221zc. aqoaz 80 usEt
CANDY-We continue Co quote al zoe and
23c per pound.
SrARcH-Is Unchanged at TO Sc.
CorTox y RRs-iTe quote standard quail
ity. al l2cs for 7oQs lac. for 600, and I6c. for
500; poorer brands are selling at lower
rates. aaI4r41R ff4HEsz
4 LIoUoRs.-There is no percepu bic change
in liquors, but prices are growing weaker
on account of the anticipated reduction of
The. tax. Buyers are holding of. while
holders are becoming more anxious to
realize. As yet, however, no actusl change
has taken place in quotations. New copper
distilled W Risky SO 90; one TO two years old
scarce at SO 50@5 90; ihignwines So 90; rectl-
fed 81 658209; common Rou rbon Rye 81 .,
and Brandy, 81 SECS 90; Holland gin 81 SOC |
90; imported brandy SO 0OaI5 90; Old Port
& 5O96 50.
DRY GOODS.
The market shows me ore animation, ow-
ing to a slight easing up of the money
market, and in anticipation of q further
advance. Prices of all staples rule higher. |
Stocks.aTe light. We quote:
BRowS SHEETINas.- -Standard Brands, !
I5@l515; - Cannelton sheeting, I5c; fl
Lawrence Z, 1875; Medfords, I5c; "A
9. w. & B. Medium, I2lzc; "A Kenebeck, \
10 cents. ~t
= RLEACHED SHEETISGs AND SHIRTINGs.-
"A Lonsdale, lec; IL Hills, ls1ze; IA Heb
ron A, lsc; - Ballou, l6lzc; Al Reynolds |
A A, l4c; 80 BallOu, 1se; IS Pontiac, I2}7; /
81 Sagamore, I0e.
PRINrs.-AIerrimac, 12}4c; Spragues, I21zc;
Americ ms, l256c; Richmond, I21ze; Con-
nestogO. IZ15c; ATnoskeag, l}z.;Wsmsutta, |
s3zc; Atlantic, Sc.
Conestogo Gold Medal, soc; IA Cones I
togo C. T. 27}5c; rs tCOhestogO c. c. \.
Medal, 25c; 10 ConestogO \. A, zoe; IS .
West Branch, 25c.
MIscELLANEous- Fancy Delajnes, l61za F.
l715e; All Wool Dei2ines, 25940c; Skirt /
Braids, 75c; Green & Daniels spoolS, 6Oe; [
Coats cotton, 81 90; Clark's, 81 90.
HATS AND CARS, AND CLOTHING. -
stocks in these departments viii be found
large and complete for the Winter trade, /
and prices will be made by our dealers as
as In any ether Western city.
Prices East are lower, and the market is
weak.
Doors AND SEOEs.-There is no particu-
lar improvement IA the Boot and Shoe
trade Prices are arm, with good stocks 1
on hand Country dealers will find large
stocks ON which to make purchases, aadcf
at prices as low as any Western city.
QUEESsWARE. - Business during LhefF
wers y as dun. Dealers have large stocks Z
on hand and are able to compete success
fuzzy with other cities OF the West or East. 4
Prices are firm, with prospect OF al up-
ward tendency ID.some classes OF goods.