The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10
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Missouri .........-...-4.lOe =
Eastern Bank n Notes.-.....-..-.---..l0to 10 to 20c g
Uni0n Bank...... - :. - III -. zoe 80
Other Tennessee BAN Is............3 to 9Oc ''
Virginia, North and South Carolina.
Georgia, Alabama and La...IO to 9Oc a'
State bank OF lndlan2......-........-..lOc dis.
state Bank of Ohio-........ .-,..........-I0c "
GENERAL. TRADE or THE CfTY. THE
general trade of the city during last week,
was quite satisfsctory. There Is no lack
for buyers, but there is little complaint
about the tightness of the money mar
ket. Merchants expect an increase of the
trade, now that the election excitement
has passed.
THE JotIoteEno quotations represent the
sOholesGte markets. Purchases ard sales in
small lots t0flt Uor, saaiesC9Jac JroS Gie prices
giUeN:I
y GRoCERIEs. l41
The grocery merchants report an excel
lent trade In that department last wee =.
There are do particular changes to report.
Sugar is firmer. with prospect of an ad-
vance. II all other arti cIes there is no
change in prices. We continue to quote:
CoFFEE-sIs fani tthoat material change
In prices. We quote co onmon 20922c; fair
2S925c; prime 251zc, and good TO cholee
Java $50 3Sc. LaguayTa 26c. = gaREF
AAAA Win PRICES uBCUaUE-
ed. We quote row at I38I4e Porto Rico
Il@f5e;s Orleans i5@Iee; Deniarara l55la9
1554c; soft refined 15]zgl612e; hards 17@
I7Lc. s4A5 s III Asff4-a - ~
1EAs-There are no changes in the price
of teas. We continue to quote as fol-
lows Black: soucnong, SOC to. 81 50;
Oolong, ST. to so. Green: Young Hyson,
II 25 to 70; Imperial, 81 p 10 Is; Gun
powder, 81 20 to 2 90; Hyson, 81 to l 90.
MoLAssEs- fair and edflicient to
meet the wants ol the truIe.ES Orleans
plantation is scarce, and quoted at g0c@sI.
The refined syrups are according TO quail
Ity and reputation of man ufactures, from
65e to 81 %.
FIsH-We quote Nackerel No. |. In bar
rels, s22 50 to S28 90; No. S2I. 90; No. 3 SIC;
half barrels No. ell 50s9 10 90; No 50 519
10 90; No. 81 751ss 90 for new fish; In kits
No. g 70; No. 2 e so; No. 3, 81 25; White
Fish, S9 90 for new 81 50 Tor old.
RICE-Market firm at 1I@1l1lc for
good to prime Rangoon. Carolina Il1S@
12c.
CANDLES = Light weights IS}5c. full
weights 24e and steady. Atas
CANDY-We continue TO quote at l9s aad
2lc per pound. q 84 aa Il Dts ttstN'
STARcH-Is nnchangea.a at ~ to SC.
CorToNs- Yarns, steady but not active.
We quote standard quality at nc for 7G0
l9c for 600, and 21c for 500; poorer brands
are selling at lower rates, Bafttng-We
quote No. at 32c, and No. . at soc. Car
pet ChGirl-For white 45c; for colored 53c.
LIoUo Rs-There is no particular change
IN the liquor trade since last report. Prices
remain unchanged. We quote: new copper
distilled whisky So 90; one to two years old
scarce at So 5O@5 90; highwines 81 30; rectI-
fed 81 1892 35; common Bourbon and Rye
s2@2 80, and Brandy, 81 2592 20; Holland
gin 81 so: imported brandy Si29O9l5 90;
Old Port 60 5O@6 80.
,.. DRY GOODS asd -sa
Trade the past week was as good as could
reasonably be expected underthe cireum-
stances, and we confidently look for a
lar ge trade after the close Of The coming
We elk. Market steady, with no changes
worthy of note li ~ a~it
BROWN SHEET ISGs.-Atlantic A 1e15c;
Stark A Ice; CanneIton 1514cs. sIedford
1870; Augusta 1870; Swift River lac
c. w, and b Mediums, lie; Dwight 1876;
Valley l0c. sie,f ag 4aiaa
BLEACHED SHEErIN6s AND SHIRTINGs.-
LonsdaIe IA, 2Oc; HiIrs. 2oc; White stone,
Al, lie; BaIlou, lSe; < Rockville, zs, i3ci Ba--
lou 7s,s s15c; Canoe "a, I0c. 70 s5ia-11H .
PRINTS -Merrimac w, lie; Mertfmac ID,
lSc; sprague's, 13c; American, fl l2l4e I;
Simpsons, I2ISc; sAmOskeag, I2ei Wau-
regau, l211c; Wamsutta, t0c; Troy, SO. ~.
TIcxNGs-C Extra Al, SIC; Gold
Medal Al. SOC; c. T.. Gold Medal IA 2se;
q Gold Medal4 25c. d#s. tao e9'1-
DRESS GooDs-w Wool Delaines, 35945c;
Figured Delaines. 171z92Oc; Amures, 25c;
Plain Deiaines, 2215925e. 5000
| MIscELLAEEoUs skirt Braids, 75c
| Coats and Clark's Spools. 81 10; Green s
Daniels Spools, zoe; 2-busheI Bags, 4395Oc;
215- bush Bags. 60967c; 3-busA Bags, 75c;
Raleigh Skirts. $40 90 per dozen. ss1 80
HATS AND CAPsA Duritgl last week there
was quite an fmproveTnent in'the hat and
cap trade. The dealers were well sa isfied
with the prospect, and look forward with
confidence for a largely Increased business
bot AND sHoEs.-The boot and shoe
trade during last week was not as brisk as
the week preceding, but was satisfactory
The stocks are very large and fulI-prlces
unchanged.
QUEENswARE. = During last week the
queensware trade was guile satisfactory
stocks are large. No change in prices.
HARDWARE AND IRoN.-The trade in this
department continued good during last
/
quotations are as follows: ia
Plate, sI4 90; Bar Iron. 412e; Sheet Iron
boiled, 5s4@654c.: Charcoal, S14a91zc; Mails
s5 20 for 10d; A1es, Mann's. SIS 90; LippIn.
colts, SIT 90; simmons, SI7 90.
| BUILDING MArERIALs.-For the beneh
OF all concerned. we add quotations fol
leading articles in this line- The de
mand this season has been large, and W.
may confidently expect a large increase
OF trade in this department. We refel
our readers to the best houses to which
they can send their orders. to our advertis
ing coIumns: Sash, &c to lie Fer light
Doors, s. 90 to 81 50 each; Blinds. s. Is Il
s. rs per pair; Nails, IS Is per keg for I0d
Glass, S3 z5 to S. 90 per box; White Lead
So 25 to So 75 per keg; Linseed Oil, 81 20 Il
81 80; Lime, soc to 81 90.
DRUGs-During the last week the dru.
trade was moderate. The following are tn,
quotations: White Lead. SO 90 a 10 o
per one hundred pounds; Lard oil, No.
Winter strained, 81 IS; No. 2, 81 40; Linseet