The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-26

! FJnfOD RAJ e0r
/ Other tennessee Banks --.-......eO to sOc
Virginia, North and South CaFolina
Georgia. Alabama and La....I to SOC -
STATE BANK OF 1aulan n;-------.-.-.-.-.--.lOc dis
| State Bank of Ohio..---....-.-...-....-..l0c -
GENERAL TRADE OF THE CITY.-The gen.
erd trade Of the city last week was in
every respect satisfactory for the season.
It is confidently expected that the trade al
the commencement of the Spring will be
far better than at any former Spring. The
prospect is considered fIatterng.
The folloaoi'l0 quotations represent the
s0holesdfe markets. Purchases and sales "a
small lots a0iu cdry sonaet0hdt from the prices
9lDel:I
GROCERIES.
The grocery trade last week was quite
as good as could have been expected. II
was satisfactory to dealers.
CoFFEE-Is firm without material change
in prices. We quote common 20922c; fair
2lg2sc; prime 24g25e. and good TO cholce
Java $50 3Se. Laguayra &c.
| SUGAR-Is firm at the advan ce noted last
week. We quote raw at l3@14c; Porto Rico.
I4@I5c; Orleans l311@I5c; DeInarara I5a
l5]ze; soft refined 151k@l6c; hards I71zc.
1EAs-There are no changes In the price
of teas. We continue to quote as fol-
lows = Black: Souehong, soc to 81 so:
oolong, 81 TO go. Green. Young Hysosa.
81 . to l IS; Imperial, 81 25 to 1 IS; cum
powder, 81 20 to 200; Hyson, 81 to 60.
MoLAssEs-Stoclxs fair and sdfficientto
meet the wants Of the trade. Orleans
plantation is scarce, and quoted at 75a9Oc.
The refined. syrups are according to quail
ity and reputation of manufactures, from
65c to 81 %. a e le 4
F'IsH-We quote Macke,ei, No. 1. in bar
rels, So 50 to s2s 90; No. s2I 90; No. SIS;
half barrels No. sH 50@lS 90; No 50 5Oa
10 90; No. 81 75gs 90 for new fish; In kits
No. 50 75i No. 2s2 50; No. q. 81 IS; White
Fish, 50 90 for new; 81 90 for old.
RIcE-Market firm at H@li1zc for
good to prime Rangoon. Carolina II1sta
I2c. .srs
CANDLEs-Light weights lS1zc. and fal
weights 24c and steady. Il
CANDY-We continue to quote at I9c and
2ec per pound. f5l t5.fa.t ..f
STARoH-Is unchanged at 715 10 Sc.
Co1ToNs = Yd1'as, higher. ~ We quote
standard quality at 1sc for 7oO, zoe for coo.
and 22c for 500; poorer brands are selling
at lower ates. -Battillg-We quote No.
at 35e. and No. 2 at S3c. Carpet C7sai5a-For
white 471ac; for colored 55c.
LIQUoRS-There is no particular change
in the liquor tFadesinc last report. Prices
remain unchanged We quote: new copper
distilled whisky s. 90; one TO two years old
scarce at 50 50g5 90; highwfnes 81 90; reeti-
fed 90c9si Is ;ts to proof; common Bour-
bon and Rye, 81 35@2 90; and Brandy,
81 35g2 90; Holland gin 81 5O92 so; inn
ported brandy sl2 oo@I5 90; Old Port, 81 50
as SO. iaga6s
DRY GOODS.
The market for the past week has been
steady and firm at the advanced prices.
Irsda IN the supply markets has been dull.
The advanced rates being fully maintaIn-
e with a dali trade, we look for further
advance as soon, rs trade becomes brisk.
We quote:
BRowN SHERTINGs AND SHIRTINas.
Atlantic a, sheetIngs, ISc; Stark A, do,
I7ISe; CanEeiton, co., lsc; Manchester, I6c;
Standard, l5e; Patterson, lie; Charter Oak,
I21zc; Valley, Toe.
BLEAcHED SHEErINtss AND SHIRTTNos.-
Lonsdale IA, ls1Sc; Hnrs Al, lsIIc; Hope
"A, lie; Golden Rule Al, lsc: Whitestone
Al, l5e; Washington 4-4. Ice; do. Is. lS1zc;
Albion q, lie; BarnsIey q, l2c: Baltic u,
loc; Canoe q l0c.
PRINrs-Merrimac W, I6lzc; MerrlmRc
d, mt !4lae; Sprague's l4e1&; Ashford's, I31xe;
Simpsons lslsc; American, at BIC; DUR
nel's, l3yac; Amoskeag, l41ze; Lowell. ll1zc;
Troy, &c.
TIoSINas-C -Conestoga Extra IA, a5c; GOLD
Medal Al, S0c; CT IA, 27c; q CA zs, e5c.
DRESS GooDs- Wool Delaines, $1,000;
Fancy Delaines. Iea20e; Amures, 22c;
Oriental Lustres, 259S0c.
MTsCELLASEOus = skirt Braids, 75c /;
Coats and Clark's spooIs. 9Oc: Green q
Daniels Spools, 55e; 2-bushel Bags, 40@50c;
2,z-bush Bags, 5096Oc; 3-bush Bags G0g
~. n -, ,-al
bert's Skirts, So so per dozen; PontusIe
Skirts, $50 90 per dozen.
HATS AND clAFs.-The Hat and Cap trade
last week w;is duh. but dealers are looking
forward to a good trade in the Spring, and
confidently expect a largely increased
trade. stocks are large. Prices have not
changed.
BoOrs AND SIIoRs.--Th trade In Boots
and Shoes last week was satisfactory. The
stocks are very large. Prices are unchang-
ed in this market, though goods are much
firmer East.
QgEENswAgE.- The Queensware trade
last week was only moderate. Prices are
unchanged. The stocks are large and fully
adequate to the demand.
HARDwAisE AND IRoN.4rhe trade in this
department continued fair during last
week. the quotations for Tin Plate,
are sla 90; Bar Iron. Age; Sheet Iron,
boiled, 5t49G54c.; Charcoal, S14oa91lc; Nails.
s. Oh for l0d; A1es, Mann's, SIS 90; Lippin-
colts. 81 90; simmons, sl7 90.
BUILDING MATERIAIs.-The demand this
season has been large, and we may con-
fidently expect a large Increase OF trade
in this department. We refer our read
ers to the best houses to which they
can send their orders, to oIif advertis-
Ing colanlns: Sash. &c TO lie per light;
Doors. s. 90 to 81 50 each; Blinds. 81 IS to
81 70 per pair; Nails, 50 25 per keg for lOd;
Glass, So 75 to s. 90 per box; White Lead,
So % to So IS per keg; Ltnseed Oil, 81 20 TO
81 80; Lime, SOC to 81 co.
DRUGS-Daring the last week the drug
trade was very good The following are the
quotations.: White Lead, 50 90 q II 90
per one huEdred pounds; Lard OIL, No.
Winter strained, 81 G5; No. 2 81 60; Lin
seed oil, 81 I991 10: Coal OIL 3693Sc. Soda,
! 715c for English, and &c for American; Out
nine. prices s. 2992 25 per o.; Indigo, Mad
ras, 81 50 to 81 90.
| PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
| PRovIsIoNs.-Pork is firm, with a fair
demand. We fix our quotations as follows:
Ne,0 1fess Pork $50 50a3I 90. BlsIk Meats
/ HUNS at Ice. Lard, tierces, 191z920c; Kegs,
4 2O1z@2Ic. Cheese we quote at lie for choice
/ Western Reserve, and lS1Sc for Factory
| Hamburg, l73zc. Butter is in fair supply
/ at 25c to ;}5c for country and Ohio.
GRAIN - Receipts of wheat during last
week were very light. The price continues
steady; market dull. We quote 81 G5 for
Mediterranean; 81 10 for English. Corn is
firm, with little in market. and selling at
soc in ear for new shelled soc. Oets, are
steady quotations, 559e0c in new burlaps.
/ FLoUR-Continues dull with declining
I tendency; for good superfne IS Is asked ;
Extra is offered 81 0O97 so; Family and
4 fancy brands are named at 50 0O@9 so