The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-30
BANKABLE FUNDS
u. 3. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.

UNCURRENT.
Indiana Free Banks.-.............IO to Csc dis
Eastern Bank Notes To- 90 :.
TlahIeSs, 60
Other Tennessee Banks...........6O to zoe
virginia, North and South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama and La...I0 to soc 50
state Bank OF Indiana........... loo dis,
state Bank OF Ohio.......... loo ~
GROCERIES.
The trade for the past week has been
most excellent, and the Spring trade is
opening good. Prices remain about the
same.
CoFFEE-Is firm without material change
In prices. We quote common 2O922c; fair
.2l92sc; prime 24925c, and good TO choice
Java S59 $50. Laguayra 26c and firm.
SUGAR - Primer, with an upward
tendency. We quote: Cuba, I5al5ISc;
2 ouisiana l51z@l6c for prime; Demarara
l6@l7c, extra G, lie; A Coffee 17149l71<c; b
Coffee I7gl714c; Hards ls@Is1Sc.
TEAs-There are no changes In the price
of teas. We continue to quote as fol-
lows - Black: Souchong, soc to 81 so:
Oolong, 81 to so. Green: Young Hyson.
81 % to rs; Imperial, 81 % to rs; Gum
powder, 81 rs to 81 90; Hyson, 81 to / 80.
MoLAssEs-Stoeks fair and sdficient to
meet the wants of the trade. Orleans
".
We quote refined syrups atfrom Csc to 81 25.
according to quality and reputation of
manufactures.
CANDLEs-Steady. Light weights I71S0s
lSc, and full weights 23a2316c.
FIsH-We quote AfdckeTek, No. medium
In barrels, sIS@2O 90; half barrels, 80 5Og
$40 90; kits, 81 l592 IS; No. q in barreis,
S23@25 20; half barrels, 81 5O@l2 90; kilt,
So 40@2 so; No. IN, barrels, s2s@3O 90; half
barrels, Sl49l5 90; kits, 81 IS.
CANDY-Un We quote at zoe,
and firm.
STARoH-Is unchanged at ~ to Sc.
CorroNs- Yarns, %c lower. We quote !
standard quality at lSc for 700, zoo for 600, |
and 22c for 500; poorer brands are selling |
at lower rates. Battfl0-We quote No. l |
at 35c, and No. at S3c. Carpet Chafn-For |
white 47c; for colored soc.
LIoUoRs-There Is no particular change.
Business continues fair, with an improv-
Ing tendency since our last report We
quote; new copper distilled whisky 81 SOFA
25i one to two years old So OO94 so;
highwtnes 9l992c; reetIhed 9Oc@sl 10 as to
proof; common Bourbon and Rye, 81 %
az SO; and Brandy, 81 1898 90; Holland
gin 81 5O92 SO; imported brandy sl2 GOA
sis 90; Old Port, 81 5O96 90; imported sin,
So 5O97 so.
DRUGs-The trade for the past week has
been the best of the season. We make no
changes in prices since our last report
The following are the quotations: White
Lead, 50 90 q IA so per one hundred
pounds; Lard oil, No. Winter strained,
ST. 20; No. 2, 81 IS; Linseed OIL, 81 I0GI l21S
Coat OH, S5936o. Soda, TIC for English, and
&c for American; Qlsinire, prices 81 1902 45
per or; Indigo, Madras, 81 80 to 81 so.
DRY GOODS.
We are much pleased to be able to report
that a splendid trade was done the past
week, and can safely say that 1t WAS fully
equal to the previous week. The break in
prices gives fresh impetus TO the trade,
and We confidently look for largely in
creased sales from this time forward.
The market may be considered steady at
the following:
Brown SHEETINGs AND SHIRTINGs.- {
Atlantic A, sheetings, l616e; stark A, do.
6]ac; Cannelton, do, Ice; Lyman c. A,
l6.; Adams a, A, l5c; Abbott B. A, I
dc; Thompsonville, Al, 1870; Ashland,
loo.
BLEACHED SHEETINGs AND SHIRTINGs,-
I.oiisdale "A. ls1Fo; Hill's A. lS1Tc; BaIlou,
a, nc; Ballou, IS, l5ci Boot, III. I5c; >
" aitham :, A, lSci Branch Riser, 4, {
IKE: Social l., IL, l5c; Rockvl rs, l21ac;
sycamore. 81. lOc; Canoe q lOc.
PRINrs-Merrimac W, l4ISc; Merrimac,
D, at 2}5c; sprague's l21Sc; Ashford's, l21Ic;
l211c; American, at l21Sc; Dun
lel's, l21ae; Amoskesg, l11Sc; Lowell, lie;
Troy, Sc.
TICKNGs-Consstoga Extra Al. S5c; Gold
NedaI IA, soc; g T, ia, re; e c A Is, 25a.
DRESS GooDs-Wool Delaines, 500 Zoe;
fancy DeIaines lsa2Oc; nures, ne;
)tental Lustres, 259SOc; Lawns, 100, zoe;
Lawns, 900, pc; JacOuet, SO935c; French
Iac3net, 3594 c.
MI~oELLANEoUs - Skirt Braids, 75c
Oats and Clark's spooIs. 9Jc; Green 4
Daniels SpoOls, I0c; 2-bushel Bags, 4ia50c;
p bush Bags. 6091Oc; S-bush Bags, 700
5ei 8oleigh skirts. SID 50 per dozen; Gill
,eIt's skirts, 81 80 per dozen; PontusIe
iEirts. go 20 per dozen.
q ~ AND CAPs-Trade good, with large
tocks ON hand. Prices remain I'M
.barg,d.
80 r. AND SHOEs-F'irn, and we report
huc ttade during the pat week. Prices
ema'H t.ucnanged, although the market
a the !: =. continues firm.
QUEtNSlr ARR Business has been very
cod turing the past week, but we quote
rices Cnchanged.
GLAssws, aE-rrade good bat prices ruling
omevhat lower.
HSKDayA sE-- Business continues good.
De quotations for Tin Plate are Sl4 90; Bar
ron, 414c; Sheet Iron, boiled, 55<@6s4c.; o.
h0Teoal, S4@9%c; Mails. 81 70 for l0d;
Tres, Mann 5, slS so; Lippincott's, SIS 90; -,
inmOns', SIS %; Diamond Edge, Sls SO. -
BUILDING MATERIAIs.-The demand is
cry good and improving. Prices re- n
lain about the same. We quote: Sash,
to lie per light; Doors. g 70 to 81 so
'eh; Blinds, 81 50 to IS rs per pair;
fails, 81 7595 90 per keg for IOd:
lass, So 40 to SIS 90 per box. white
Sad, y 90 TO 60 20 per keg; Lime, zoe to
rs; cement, 81 OOg2 %.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PRovIsIoNs.-Market improving, with a
air demand. We fix our quotations as fol-
)ws: Ness Pork, S32 90. BttEE Meats, shout
ers 12}S9l24c; rib sides I41Salf51e; clear
b sides .3zC9l6c; clear sides 1614Gl61S. Ba- -
On, shoulders IS1Sal4c; clear ibsides I61Sca "
j14c; clear sides 1714@I71Se; plain hams
-c, c tnvassed 1ses sugar cured lSc; sugar
lred, eanvassed, l99l91zc. Lard, tierces
sIzGI9c; kegs zoe. Cheese we quote at n q
wye as to quality.
GRAIS-W Wheat, no receipts, In cOnse-
uence OF the continued bad state of the
D. ds. Prices remain as before. We w
note 81 80 for Mediterranean; 30
i 45 for English. Corn is firm at 5OQ
&c in ear for new; shelled, 55c OATS, !
yhtte steady at Gj@T0c In new burIaps:
lack oats, 70g75c IN new burlaps. from =
-agons; loose, 55a60c.
FLoUR-Market lively, and trade cool. -.
uotations are unchanged. We quote ~
God low grade superfine at s5g5 IS; extra
5O@6 rs; family and fancy b ands, 81 SON b,
) so from white wheat. A urther decline "
HhIieiPaeeo Wien wheat commences at
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