The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-27

Planters, Ban :.
other tennessee Ban .......6O to soc
Virginia, North and South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama and La....IO 20 soc .
State Bank of iana.-................10c dis.
State Bank of Ohio--..........-.-.......-.l0c %
GROCERIES.
Dealers report trade very good during
the week just past. Prices remain about TIE
same.
CoFFEE-Firm prices remain unchanged.
We quote common 2Og22c; fair 2I@23c:
Prime 24g25c, and good to choice Java
55G CSC. Laguayra Zoe and firm.
SUGAR Lower. We quote: Cuba. 1870
l5c; oursiana, I41z9l51zc for prime; Dem
arara, I554 9IG54e, extra c, 1870 A Coffee,
lie; B Coffee. I654c; Hards 175z9lSc.
1EAs-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 p to l 70; Imperial, 81 % to IS; Gun
powder, 81 70 to 81 90; Hyson, 81 to 1 90.
MoLAssEs-Stocks fair and Sufficient to
meet the wants OF the trade. Orleans
plantation in fair supply at 9Oc for choice,
We quote refined syrups atfrom csc to 81 Is,
according TO quality and reputation OF
manufactures.
CANDLEs-Steady. Light weights 1870
ldc, ana Iull WelgnLS ZZ12GIZ5c.
FIsH-We quote MdckereL, No. 8 medium
in barrels, slsg2O 90; half barrels. 50 SOC
$40 90; kits, 81 15g2 IS; No. 2, in barrels,
S23925 co; half barrels. sll 5O9I2 90; kits,
81 4O92 so No. in, barrels, s2S930 90; half
barrels, s14GI5 90; kits 81 70.
SOAP - Palm, 61z97c; Brown Erasive,
nc; Yellow Eirasive, sgS1Zc; Olive, l0@
I01lc; Germ an mottIed, 101z91Ic.
CANDy-TTueh We at 00c
and firm.
STARCH-Is unchanged at II to Sc.
LIoUORs-There is no particular change
Business has been moderate. We quote:
new copper distilled whisky 81 50@
%; one to two years old S. OO94 so;
highwines 9I992c; rectIhed S5c9S1 10 as to
proof; common Bourbon and Rye, 81 D
az 50; and Brandy, 81 35@S 90; Holland
gin 81 5O92 50; imported brandy So O0@
SIS 90; Old Port, 81 5096 90; imported giu,
Sc soar 50.
DRUGs-The trade for the past week has
been very good. We make but few
changes in prices since our last report.
The following are the quotations: White
Lead. SO 90 q Il 50 per one hundred
pounds; Lard oil, No. 1 Winter strained,
81 s.; No. ?, 81 60; Ltnseed oil, 81 lO91 I21z !:
Goal OIL, S4935c. Soda. &c for English, and
81 55'per o.; indigo, Madras, 81 80 to 81 3d.
DRY GOODS.
The extremely low price of staple Dry
Goods had an excellent effect on trade the
past week. Buyers took hold freely, and a
very large and satisfactory trade was done.
The general feeling seems to be that bot
tom prices have been reached, and that
all Cotton Goods wall soon rule higher.
Country merchants are avatling them
selves OF the golden opportunity now pre-
scented, and viii have their stocks in nice
trim for an advance. With MiddIing Cot
ton at 2S1z92s5<c, the folIowi' g quotations
snow that manufacturers are a. present
objects of pity and conmiseration:
BROwN SHEETING5 AND SHIRTING5-
Atlantic A, sheet1ngs, Ice; Stark \, do.
1870; Canneiton, DO, l51zci Lyman C, 4 4,
I5s; Abbott B. ii, I3IZe; ThompsonviIle,
Al, BE; Ashland, IOc
BLEACHED SHEErINes AND SHIRr1SGs.-
LOnsdale ia, IS1<c; Hill's III. lSI5e; Ballou,
Al, l6Aci Ballou, rs, T31Sc; Boot, Al, IS1Se;
Waltham ), A, lie; Branch River, 4 4,
l5c; Rockville, rs, 12c; Sycamore. 81, lOc;
Canoe q lOc.
PRINTs-MerrImac w, lie; Merrimac,
ID, at re; Sprague's lie; Ashford's, l2c;
simpsons lie; American, at lie; Dun
ners, lie; Amoskeag, 1115c; Lowell. lie
Troy, Sc.
TIcKNGs-Conestoga Extra III. S2]6c;
Gold Medal "A, 2716c; C T, IA, csc; c c a
Y, 2211c.
DRESS GooDs-Wool DeIaines, $4,000
Fancy Delaines, 1s92Oc; Amures, 22c
Oriental Lustres, 25gSOe; Lawns, 400, zoe;
Lawns, l,6j0. 2jc; Jaconet, S0935c; French
Jsconet. 35949c.
MISCELLANEOUS = Skirt Braids, 75c
Coats and CIark's Spools. soc; Green &
Daniel's SpOols. 4Oc; 2-bushel Bags, 45g5Oc
255-bush Bags. 6O97Oc; S-bush Bags, 700
75e; Raleigh Skirts. SIG so per dozen; Gil
bert's Skirts, so so per dozen; PonIusit
S6irts, 80 90 per dozen.
CorroSs Yarns 1c lower. We quot
standard quality at lie for 7eO, I9c for 900
anH 2lc for 500; poorer brands are selling
at lower rates. BGtsing-We quote No.
at SOC, and No at 33c. Carpet CtGfr-Fol
white 47c; for cOlored CSC.
HATS AND CAPs-Trade good, with large
stocks on hand. Prices remain un-
changed.
30 Is AND SHoEs-Firna, and we report
a fine trade during the past week. Stocks
are large, and prices remain unchanged
QUEESswARE = Dealers report a good
trade for the past week, although prices
remain unchanged.
HARDWARE usioe continues good
The quOtations for Tin Plate are sl4 90; Bal
iran, 41<c; Sheet Iron, boiled, 55l96slc.
Charcoal, s14a914c; Nails. "a rs for lOd
Tres. Slann's. sI3 50; Lipp1ncott's, sl4 so
simmons, sI5 o.; Diamond Edge. sIs so
Grass Seythes. SO 509l3 90; Grain Scythes
sI2 OO9I5 o..
BUILDING MATERTALs-The demand Il
very good and still improving. Prices re
main about the same. We quote: sash
SC to lie per light; Doors. 81 rs to 81 s
each; Blinds. 81 80 10 S. rs per pair
Nails, "a 1895 % per keg for lOd
Glass, 50 40 to IS 90 per box; Whit
Lead, % 60 70 So IS per keg; Lime, zoe /
81 90; Cement, e O0@2 D.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PROvIsIoNs--MaTket nrni prices Temal
"a before. We fix our quotations as follows
Ness Pork, s3l OO93I so. Bulk Meats, shon
ders i24gI21zc; rib sides I414dI419c; c. ca
RIB sides 1<9l51zc; clear sides I6gl614. b
en-, shol ldsrs I31zQI35zc; clear rib sides I6I
@IG1&c; clear sizes l79I714c; plain ham
I61zaITc; canYassed 1Sc; pain sugar-cure
Isc; sugar-sured, canvassed, I99I9Ize LGrt
tIerces 1873 lsIzc; kegs 1915 g 2Oc. Chees,
none in market.
GRAIN -Wheat, receipts quite heav.
Prices nominalIy unchanged. We quot
81 80 for Mediterranean; 81 40 81 45 Il
English. Corn is firm at 50955c in es
for new; sheIIed, 55c. Oats, firm. Wh4
55a6Oc in new burlaps; Black oats, 65@7