The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-17
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| BROWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. <Sualty
l8c; Cannelton, Hc; Virginia Family
| l6c; Bangor, lie; Blue Ridge, 15c; Con-
neciicut RiveS I5c{ valley, l11ac.
| BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGSY-
| Lonsdaie, A, 24c; Rockdale, A, 214c;
| Attawaugan, A, lsc; Brunswick, A, lSc;
| Brunswick, 7-s, lac; Ballou, 7-S, Ice; Barns
4 leys 7sS lHxc; Ip1perialyFzH0
Y FRfNfss2 MerS1sskc lseJ %spf~g asklSc
Americ n l5c; Dumett, l5c; Manhattan,
l5c; Wauregon, 141ac to l5c; Amoskeag l4c
To 141zc: Arnold l214c; Hartford, 121kcj
:" r n''su rsss zJTOE. Extra Medal
45c: IA Conestoga Gold Medal, 40c; "a
| Conestoga c. T. Medal &c; "a Conestdga
| C. G. y. Gold AfedslsS2llac; e Conestoga An
| A. DC. 4.
INTERCHANGEABLE l5@35c; Cling
.hafn& l5Sises st1u6s STRIPES 421aa3c;
Delaines 20@25c; Wool Delaines 40@5De;
Coates Spools 81 10; Clark's Spools, 81 10;
Green & Daniels, Zoe; American Bags,
e5c; Pr cnipn a Bs9e f@R =
| HATS AND CAPS, AND CLOTHING! -
| Merchants in this line are receiving
their stocks for the Fall trade,
asGs i hsvls se IT, .rzss sse IN f Ss
| abundantly able to meet all demands.
Prices East laying to- the light stocks and
labe fsiakes, kaep high. ana the market is
firm; but this mark maintains the old
quotations unchanged.
Doors AND SHoEs.-Trade is improving,
with exceflenf stock 5elf ksp&6n We
note large receipts of good from
the manufactures of the East, by
our wholesale houses. The sales conn
sparess fayerahlsF D safph those of a
corresponding season last year. In the
East the supply continues light, and the
market firm, with tendency to higher
Ericss on staple artielesr Sons concessions
are made in fancy goods. &
QUEENsw ARE.4- Businessl continues fair,
a satisfactory trade being realized during
the whole week. Advices from the East
report the market very dfM with an adj
vancefr gl,sss n are Tie hosses in this CITY
are fully up to those of other cities, and the
continued low prices attract good trade,
which but for the enterprise bf o.,r dealers,
would go elsewhere. Merchants can rely
on getting a good stock efggoodss and at
low prices, in this city.
IRON AND HARDwARE.-The trade in iron
has been quite brisk. ThereEis no reason
for complaint. We ~fevise our quo
tations on Tin Plate and Iron: Tin Pgdte,
So 20 and firm, with gold; Bar Iron, SIC:
Sheet aIaaon. boiled 711l9stzcs;s 4 e7.tnr-
coal. 10 a lie; Nails, 50 IS; A1es,
Mann,s. 1875 co., Iippincott's,g sI 90;
Simmons, SI7 so. The large amount
OF imrrovementli going on ins this city
and the towns and country adjacent,
con sinues 10 have itseffeet 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 lowet prices in most articlesi in this
Inc during the season.
DRUGs.-Business is reported as good and
expectations more than realized. But lit
tie change. in Quotations. Lard OIL, No.
Winter sstraineda 81 les No. 2 81 90; Lin
seed OIL 81 359l 40; Coal Oh 46a5Oc: Soda &c
for English, and SC for Anfefican; Qatfni,ae, /
81 81 per o.. indigo, Madras 81 30 to sI.50 81
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PgoyIsIoNs.-Pork continues firm. Our |
asalsss esp a5e tf.sSSse oa all Dc,
50 during the. balance OF the season. We I
Pork s24 -5ee ~BEzk Mhea& 4 8nouideFs, 10
cents; sides, Is cents. and clear sides 151S |
sentS-s Baceng shop IdsF dff9eE clear sides
isress Nd Sessxr CfsasFwe quote at l21zc
4
Butter is in better supply AZ
Sc to zoe for country.
IL AIS:.Thew feceipts of wheat ~paye
ssdAs kees ethoeg h Saot 2afes3 -kRrices
.FenhigheE aaa afsprr We apotst VIII eat
his morning at 81 S5@2 10, as per quail
ty.zcarp.y isx ffnwYisa -oaly. aEppds 4
rate stock IN marker It isifow Quoted at
0995c in new &tnnies, soc for shelled IMP
'ulk, SAd -eSS i4fsaryH Orts, are steadSfE
60c in new burlaps. dh
FLoUR-For good superfine So so to 81 loo;
Extra is offered at IS 5O9s 90; Fam lily t.
"a l1Ss{ r. sahTTa WnrtTrssfI at 81 so
eokN II bttf1aa ii fin1ti 5dda t fsie sid sl. ess
rleaaf q dsStl j PER S bairst price % '1i mr.
SEEDS -'w MAKE no change IN ID nota- &
ons since our last. New Glover is Begin
ling to come IN; Ysauote at 50 so; Tin o-
by, g COOS 50; Flax - %. .ps4 ..s.,
HAY-Baled can be had now at $40 0oa
5 90 per ton. New Glover, however, is stiiff
uotedaa IS ge@uo %. gW01a
BRANE-Market-, well supplied, and still
eclining in price. Not more than slOai2 =
ert ten is now offered. ayTT44s .ty
FRUIT.-Nothing is done IN fruit except
n nail and local way. We have no
uotations for dried fruit, or for Dram gesv 4
nd Lemons.
Shafts I9ncp angsd. Spap barrels s. 90,
ua5se per 6asnel ia9lasgs bdxrels.
n, SPEeTS OF THE HENDERSON
d. NASHVILLE RAILROAD.