The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-14

EIahterS .3Oc -
Other Tennessee Banks.........6O TO 9Oc ss
Virginia, North and South Carolina,
georgia. laban1a and La.-..lO to 9Oc -
State Bank of Indiana..................10c dis.
State Bank of Ohio.......................l0c %
GENERAL TRADE OF THE CITY.-TheIe
was a general stagnation in all the depart
ments of trade of the city last week. The
excessive hot weather materially affected
the trade, ana It Is not likely to improve
until there is a change In the weather All
goods shipped during the last week were
sold on orders, or nearly SO. But few buy-
ers visited the city. 81
[17te Jolloagfng quotations represent me
sOhotesaJe markets. Purchases and sales fn
sn'altiots agHt rary soneaehat from the prices
0fven.:
GROCERIES.
Trade in this department though dull,
is holding up much better than was anttc-
ipated. Jobbers report sales corresponding
to the trade of the same season last year
in fact, trade Is better than at the same
season of '6z. There are no changes what
ever in prices. Stocks of goods are large
and complete. We fix quotations as fol-
lows:
CoFFEE - Is without material change In
prices. We quote common 2O@22c; fair
2S925c prime 2592Gc, and good to choice
Java 500 3Sc. Laguayra &c.
SUGAB-Is steady, with prices unchang-
ed. We quote raw at 13gI4c; Porto Rico
l495cs Orleans l5@l6c; Demarara I5IS@ I6c;
soft refined I69l7l<c; hards I89lS14c.
IEAs-There are no changes in the price
of teas. We continue-to quote as fol-
lows --BIdcI'.zs Souchong, soc to 81 so:
oolopg. 81 toll 60. Green: Young Hyson.
81 % to 70; Imperial, 81 % to IS; Gum
powder, 81 20 to 2 90; Hyson, 81 to co.
MoLAssEs- fair and Sufficient to
meet the wants of the trade. Orleans
plantation is scarce, and quoted at 9Ocasl.
The refined syrups are according to quail
ity and reputation OF manufactures, from
65c to 81 ..
FIsH-We quote Macke4el, No. l. in bar
rels, s22' so to S25 90; In kits No. 50 rs; No.
81 so; No. 3, 50 %; White Fish, 50 90 for
new; 81 80 for DID,. t
RIcE-Market firm at ll1E@l2c for
good TO prime Rangoon, and I21sc to lac
for Carolina.
CANDLES : Light weights 1sc, full
weights 24c and steady.
CAEDY-We continue to quote at zoe and
23c per pound.
STARcH-Is unchanged at ~ to &c.
CoTToNs- Yarns, steady bat not active,
We quote standard quality at I9c for 700,
Gle. for 600, and 23c. for 800; poorer brands
are selling at lower rates. Battfng-We
quote No. at 35c, and No. 2 at 3O@32c. Car
pet ChGiil-For white 50@52c for colored
55@57c.
LIoUoRs-There is no particular change
in the liquor trade since last report. Prices
unchanged. We quote: new copper
7xuIa
scarce at 50 50@5 90; highwines 81 80; rectl-
fed 81 1892 S5; common Bourbon and Rye
$4,000, and Brandy, 81 25@2 20; Holland
gin 81 so: imported brandy SO OO9I5 on;
Old Port 81 5096 50.
HATS AND CAPs.-The trade in this de-
partment was unusually dull last week
There was bnt little doing of consequence
Beyond the filing of orders, no sales
were made. JObbers have large and com
plete stocks of all kinds of goods, and
to offer them at low rates.
Boots AND SHoKs.-The stocks of Boots
and Shoes are complete. Business, like In
all other departm ents OF trade, was IA this
quite dull. Prices remain unchanged,
though the probabilities are that there /
Will be an advance East when the fall |
-rade sets in.s
QeEREsWARE.-The trade in this de-
partrnent partook OF the general stagna- |
Ion of last week, and as consequence |
nothing Of importance was doing. Stocks
are large and prices are unchanged. Job
oers are taking advantage of the dull |
season to prepare for the fall trade.
DRY GOODS.
Business for the past week has been dull |
with but little change in prices, excepting |
cotton goods. All dark prints OF good /
make 10 higher.
BROWN MISUNDERSTANDING A lie;
stark A lSe; .Cannelton I71lc; Medford I
-719e; Augusta I71zc; Swift River l5[c;
Dwight lie; Valley lOc.
B1EAoHED SHEETINtss AND SHIRTINGs.-
Lonsdale "A, Gle; HiIPs. Die: White Stone,
If. l4c; Rallou, lsc; Rockville, g, I3c; Ba.-
on Is, 15c; Canoe u, I0c.
PRlNTs-Merrimac w. l51zc; Merrimac D,
&c; Sprague's, l418c; American, l41zc; /
simpsons, I41zc; AmoslHeag, l31lc; Wan
'egsn, l3c; Wamsutta, t0c; Troy, &c.
TIcKIEGs-zConestoga Extra Al, 35c; Gold
Medal ~, soc; @. n. cold Medal Al, 2sc;s
8 Gold Medal Al, Csc.
DRESS GOODS - Wool Delaines, ;fg40c;
sIgured Delaines, l71z@2Oc: Figuref Chai- t
les, 20c; Pacific Lawns. zoe; Organdy, 25
948c.
MISCELLANEOUS Skirt Braids, 75c
Coats and CIark's Spools. 81 10; Green q
Daniels Spools, 65ci 2-bushel Bags, 55a0Oc;
2 z-bush Bags. 6z970c; 3-bush Bags, 75a80e
Raleigh Skirts, SIS 90 per dozen; Linen
Ducks, 25@40c: Linen Drills, 20@4Oc.
IRON AND HARDWARE - The iron and
lard ware trade for tile last week has been
yery good indeed, and dealers are
veil satisfied. The prospect is f1attering, 4
md with the low prices in this mar
ret, an increased trade may be ex-
,ected in future. We fix our quotations
s follows: Tin Plate, SI8 so; Bar Iron, &c;
meet iron, boiled, 697c.; Charcoal, S15@
&c: Nails, So 90 for l0d A1es, Mann's, SIS 90;
.ippincott's, sl7 90; Simmons. sI7 90. Pig
ron, SIS 90 for best, and SAB 90 TO S44 90 for
econd class per ton on the landing. BrGSH
ron, $40 90.
BUILDING MATERIALS.-For the benefit
+ all concerned, we add quotations for
sading articles In this line The de-
nand this season has been large, and we
nay confidently expect large increase
f trade in this department We refer
mr. reetfers to the best houses to which
aey car send their orders. to our advertise
az columns: Sash. &c to lie per light
DOORS, 50 90 to 81 so each; Blinds. 50 IS to
rs per pair; Nails, So % per keg for IOd 6
lass, 50 IS to So 90 per box; White Lead,
} IS TO So rs per keg; Linseed Oil, 81 20 to
30; Lime, 9Oc to 81 90. {
DRUGs-Business during the past week z