The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-24
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OAtCA AS1 III LAAAo 4AGA4lSH-ss as AGh
bet er prepared to supply the demand for
boots and shoes, and at. rates which viii
compete successfully with Cincinnati or
Louisville. Prices are unchanged.
QUEENswARE-B Business during the week
unusually active. ORDERS have come in
freely and filed pfomptly. No change in
quotations have occurred worthy of note.
IRON AND HARDWARE, The trade in iron
is moderately brisk. Our quotations are
unchanged. Tin Plate, SIS 25 Bar Iron, SC;
Sheet Iron, boiled, 61@@71@c.; Charcoal, 9}S9l
IO1zc; Nails, So 90; A1es, Mann's, SIS 90; Lip
pincott's, sl7 90 ;simmens', ST. co.. Pig Iron,
$50 90 per ton on the landing. BrdzR Iron.
s45 co. Trade has been good during the
last week, and with a fair prospect of
continuance. $3.50
DRUGs.-Business last week is reported
as quite moderate Only few changes
have occurred in prices. - White Lead
50 O0@l5 90 per one hundred pounds;
Lard oil, No. l Winter strained 81 -I5i No.
81 05; Lifsseed oil 81 10; Coal oil, 46@4Sc,
and duh. Soda, Sc for English, and SC for
American; Quihtle s. 1892 Is per or; IN
cEigo, Madras, 81 80 to Il 80. 8 Gas
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
Hoes During last week about $500 hogs
were packed at the various pork, houses in
the city. Hogs came in more ra pftils- than
the week preceding sThis week will prob
ably close the packing in this city. Prices
have materially declined since last report
We quote the current rates s. 90 to So so
gross, per quality, delivered in this city,
and So 90 to 81 On off the hooks for good
heavy averages Well fatted hogs will
bring the outside figures; light hogs. a
lower rate. Purchases made Tor this city
at points on the railroad, river, or in the
country towns, are at corresponding rates
-deducting freight. <A
PRovIsIoNs--Pork continues quiet We
fix our quotations as follows: Mess
Pork 81 30. B,SLk Afeets. shoulders, 81
cents; clear sides and hams, u cents. Be-
| con, shoulders a. I05Ec; clear sides at I4c;
hams at IL cents; Lard at I211@c, tierees,
and lS]4cin Kegs. e Cheese we1aote at 1915
for new western Reserve, and 18c for
Factory. Butter is IN light supply at CSC
to 45c for country aad O4iic. - - 80 q
GRAIN.-The recet pts OF wheat are light.
Prices are firm st last weeks figures.
We quote at 81 l5 for prime red and
e. . for prime white. Corn is firm with
only a moderate stock in market; new
is selling at 55c ia ear and Coo SHIELDED.
Oats, are steady; quotations, e5el to zee IN
a2GW DuI4apSs
FLoUR-Firn, at former qRotations: for
good superfine 81 so to S. 90; Extra is OF,
fered at 50 O0919 90; Family and fancy
brands are named at So e9@I2 90, from
new yvbeafs - ~ q T = T. 81 q !
CORN MEAL-We find but little business
'doae in meal We place theEPriee Of kiln
dried at 81 90 per barrel.
SEEDs-We quote as, foIlowsse New, Glover
s. 90: Timothy - 2562 so: FlaxSf so. with
a dull market for ali kinds.
HAY-Baied can be had now at SIS Oe@
L 90 per ton; Ie0se at Sl3 OG9l4 90 per ton.
BRAN is held at S23 O0g25 90 per ton. 4
FRUIT.-NOthIRg Is done inaffuit except
in a small and local way. Green Appfes,
S. 50 to 81 90 per barrel; dried, from Sc to
4e per pound. tPeaehes,s 81 Is to 50 Is per
bushel. No quotations. for Oranges and
Lemons. -r.r r-rtvr-. -.,~g \
SALTS higher Small barrelsIrs s. 20, aai
soc per busneI IN large barrels nj
GUNNIEs New stock are in the mar
ket, and are held at CSC. Good quality sold
at 2IG22c. seas - = $50 4