The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-10
MrgcELLANEous-Fancy peLaInes, &c

MISCELLANEoUS-Fan Della neSi II "a
zoe; All Wool DeLaines, $50 i5c; SKIRT
Rraids 75c; Green 81 Daniels spoois soc;
Coats, Sizl0; Clark's, 81 10.
HATS AND CAPS, AND CLOTHING. =
Stocks ia these departn sn1s VIII be found
large and com plete for the Winter trade,
and prices will be- made by our dealers as
satisfactory as in any other Western city.
Prices East keep high, and the market is
firm; but this marx It maintains the old
quotations unchanged.
Doors AND SHoEs.-Og1r city merchants
have had large receipts Of goods from the
manufacturers, and are now in the midst
of the Winter trade. Their houses
are well filled, and the Evans
vile market, so justly celebrated for its
enterprise in this department, was never
bet. er prepared to supply the demand for
boots and shoes, and at rates which will
compete successfully with Cincinnati or
Louisville. Prices are unchanged.
QUEENswARE-The business for the sea
son his kept up very well, and our ex-
tensive establishments, confident of a
heavy traue ere supplying themselves
with large looks. No changes in quo
tations h&ve o>tur ed worthy of note.
Competition in this department has
brought prices in this city down TO very
low margin of profits, and in no neigh or-
ing city can the purchaser be better suited.
IRON AND HARDwARE-The trade ia iron
is moderately brisk. Our quotations are
unchanged. Tin Plate, sl5 Is; BGr Iron, &c !;
Sheet IRON, boiled, 613g71ac.; Charcoal, 91a6l
I015c; Nails, So 90; Azes, Mann's, SO co; Lip
plncott's, SIT 90; Simmons SI7 90. The large
amount of Improvement going on in this
city aud the towns and country adjacent,
continues 10 have its effect upon the Hard
ware trade in the line of building mater
iaIs. In the supply market, stocks are
light and market firm. There is no pros
pect of lower prices IN most articles in this
ineduring the season.
DHUGs.-Business last week is reported
as the best of the month. Only a few
changes have occurred in prices. White
Leo,J, SO 009l5 90 per one huadred pounds
Lard OIL No. l Winter strained 81 Is; No.
| 2 81 05; Ltnseed oil 81 10; Coal oil, 5l@5Sc,
and dull. Soda, Sc for English, and &c for
American; QutIsine 3 I5s2 % per o.; m
di0o, Madras, 81 30 to 81 80.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
Hoes - There was more briskness in
packing last week, as the weather was
more favorable, but mp TO this time not a
very large amount OF hogs have been
L
between the views of the buyers and the
drovers and farmers, and few large con-
tracts bave as yet been made. There is
| quite a difference of opinion also as to the
| crop of TINS region. We quote the cur
rent rates s. 30 to S. 90 gross, as per quail
/ ty, delivered in this city, ana 81 70 of
| the HOOKS for good heavy averages
| Wei fatted hogs will bring the outside
/ figures; light hogs, a lower rate. Purch asses
made Tor this city at points on the rail-
road, river. or in the country TOWNS, are at
corresponding misunderstanding freight.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork continues quiet. We
fix our quotations as follows: Ness
Pork s23 co. Bulk Meats shoulders, 81
| cents; clear sides and hams, u cents. Ba-
con, shoulders at 101ae; clear sides a l6c /;
hams at Il cents; Lard at I3c, tierces
and Kegs. Cheese we quote al 1910
for new Western Reserve, and lSc for
Factory. Butter is in light supply al 35c
to l5c for country and Ohio
GRAIN.-The receipts of wheat are light
Prices are firm at last weeks fgu Is.
We quote at 81 ID for prime red and
81 % for prime white; inferior grades are
lower. Corn is dull. with only mod
crate stock in market. 1t is now quoted at
CSC in new gunnies, S5c for shelled in
| bulk, and Soc in ear; new corn is selling at
60c in ear. and 6jc shelled. oats, are
steady: quotations, Csc in new burlaps.
FLoUR-Firm, at former quotations; for
good superhne 81 90 TO 81 50; Extra is Of
fered at 50 OO910 90; Family and fancy
brands are named at So 0O8I3 90, from
new wheat.
CORN MEAL-We find but little business
do-4e in meal. We place the price of kiln
dried at 81 90 per barrel.
SEEDs-We quote as follows: New Glover
81 5Oi Timothy 50 '5O92 70; Fax 81 rs, with
"a dull market for all kinds. ~
HAY-Baled can be had now at SIS O09
Il 90 per ton; loose at SIS 00BII 90 per ton.
BRAN = Is held at S23 OO&25 90 per ton.
FRUIT-Nothing is done in fruit except
in a nall and local way. We have no
quotations for dried fruit, or for Oranges
and Lemons.
SALTS higher. Small DarreFs1s3 10, and
55c per busnel in large barrels.
GUNNIEs New stock are in the mar
ket, and are held at Pic. Good quality sold
at 2IG22c.
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