The Evansville journal., 1868-06-23

BRows sBEErINGs. - Atlantic A. fse;
Stark A, I7c; CanneIton, I7c; ;Medford, l9e;
Augusta lie; swift River l5c; Dwight w
Leo; Valley I0c "
BLEAcHED sHEEr1Nes AND SHIRTESGs.-
Lon~lale Al. 2lc; Hili's, zoe; White Stone,
"A, Ice; Balboa, Igc; Rockville, y, l3c; Ba--
lou "a, I5c; Canoe =, l0c.
PRISrs-Merrinnac ". I3c; Merrimac D,
l31zc; tspragne's, 131zc; American, 1S11c;
sim pson's, 1870; Amoskeag, 121ze; Wau-
regan. I21zc; Wamsutta, I0c; Troy, &c.
TIczISes-Conegtoga Extra A, S5c; Gold
Medal 4-4, soc; c. T. Gold Medal "A, 2sc;
zS Gold Medals 4 25c- s.s. aa ss..g
DRESS LGooDs = Wool Delaines, 35940c;
Figured DeIaines. I774@2Oc; Figured Chal-
lies. zoe; Pacific Lawns, 2OcS organdy, 25
@40c.
MIscELLASEoUs - Skirt Braids, 75c
Coats and Clark's SpooIs. 81 10; Green &
Daniels SpooIs. soc; 2-bushel Bags, 55@60e;
~ bush Bags. 67@7Oc; 3-bush Bags, S29S5c;
Ra,eigh Skirts, sls 90 per dozen; Linen
Ducks, 25a4oc: Linen Drills. 25@5Oc.
HATS AND CAPs.-The trade during the
past week in this department was very
good. Prices remain unchanged. Stocks
full and com plete.
Doors AND SHeEs.-No change in prices
since last quotation. Business was fair.
The prospect for decline in prices is not
hattering. Leather continues at about
old rates, aud Hides are higher. 1t is not
probable that prices will be lower, but on
the contrary it is possible that they will be
higher. Jobbers have full and complete
stocks Of all articles suitable to this mar
ket.
QUEESswAREs--A f8ir trade was realized
last week. No large business can be ex-
pected at this season of the year. Joobers
express themselves as satisfied with the
trade OF last week. Prices nave undergone
no change. TIE demand for fruit lars just
now is quite brisK.
IRON AND HARDWARE. = The iron and
hardware trade was fair last week. No
material change in quotations. which are
as follows: Tin Plate, slS so; Bar Iron, G5c;
Sheet Iron, boiled, 6@7c.; Charcoal, s18@
91ze; NGtES, s5 % for lOd; A1es, Mann's, $500;
Lippincott's, sl7 90; Simmons. Sl7 90. Pig
Iron, S4S 90 eoI best, and S43 90 10 S44 90 for
second class per ton on the landing. Broz1
Iron, $40 90. Wrought and Cast Scrap Iron,
in good demand at I1zc per pound for cast,
and 15Sc for wrought. We note brisk
trade in Harvest Tools in the Hardware
inc with some reduction In prices. The
those of adjoining cities is very sharp, and
Evansville prices will be found as low as
the lowest
BUILDING MATERIALs.-Eor the benefit
OF our country readers, we add quotations
for leading articles In this line. The de
mand this season is very large, indicating
a very prosperous condition of the sur
rounding country. We refer our readers
for the best houses to which they can send
their orders. to our advertising columns: !:
sash, &c TO lie per light; Doors. So O0to 81 50
each; Blinds, 81 IS to So IS per pair; Nails,
s5 % per keg for l0d; Glass, So IS to IS % per
box; White Lead, So 25 to So 75 per keg;
Linseed Oil, 81 20 to 81 80; Lime, 9Oc to 81 90;
Cement, 81 40 TO 80 rs; Plaster 81 50 to So 90:
Roofing slate $40 90 TO sI3 rs per square;
Slate Hearths, 45c per foot; Slate and Mar
Bile Tiles, zoe per foot. Fl aE
DRUGs-Business was very fair in
the drug trade last week. Few changes
have oecurred ia. prices. Ws1e Lead
4 SO 90 a Is 90 per one hu dred pounds ;
Ldrd on. No ! Winter Strained. 81 So; No
4 2, 81 IS; Lsaseed Oh. 81 2O@I %; Coal
I for american, -Qltat,te, prices s. 30 per
5oz.s tIrdigqs saraa q s9tP si77eo.
[ PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE
7 PRovIsIaSs.-Pork Is arm, with light
< demand, Ms TX xourauOtations as follows:
Ness sPdrk SIS g ,-s,5lk Irests., shouI-
rders, At f25sc,,; sciear sfdes 1t Ice Raeor
i shoulders at IS &C; rciear sides at I71zc;
Il Hams at l7c TO Iec Lard at lsc,f .tierees,
\ aud l9cir kegs. nCaesss wea quote cat l51Sc
I for choice sgeStern Reser~e, aud f61zc for
4 Faet9sg H. 8tstters y in fair. supply at 25c
( to SOC for country and Ohio. sezta
! 9ESlys- hesreceiPts ofiwheat are light.
T Prices are sesciinlng. We quote at s. 90
/ for prime. red. Corn Is firm, with only a
moderate STOCK ii market, and selling at
I s5c ear and sa@e5csfOr shelled, in sacks.
PCS are s7'sad ;aqq Ptssti0Fns' sFls' F5c' IN new
\ 2 oUg-cso3a ttaae4 ddif Win a decl lining
.. tendency; for good, superfipe 50 O0@S 50;
Y sE.xtra,sis offered 81 5o9i0 0o:: Family and
stan cygsbran ds are named fataelI 5OIa12 90
hfr6ha whfte wheat. a'f .ys4nA - e.
4 CoRN NasAL-4Ye ana but ntsIe business
done in meal. We place the price of kiln
4 dFisdl at % 90 per barrel sra. e soH
l. HAx-1 RRled eau be had NOW at Sl59le
per ton; loose, at sI4gl5 per ton.
BRAS-Is held at $50 per ton, and scarce
SHIPsTuFFrSS9gS IS per ton.
SALT-Declinedi small barrels s. 40, and
: ahlarges g % per busheE
GUSSIEs-New stock is held at A@22c;
good quality secondhand sold at ls92Oc.
Bnrlaps 24c.
List OF Creditors Of Watts, Crane i Co
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