The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-26

has fully tympathized with the Eastern.
and 70 IS much purpose. However, with
the return Of pleasant, steady weather,
there mas been an increase Of trade ana a
return to steady prices. We quote:
BRowS SHEETISGs Atlantic A, loc !;
stark A. I75zc; CanneItOu sheetiug, l71zc;
Augustus and Medford's, lie; Lawrence
E, l51zc; C, ". and 2 medium, I5c; Val
ley, lOc.
BLEACHED SHEETINes AND SHIRTLNGs.-
Lonsdale A, 2l3zc; Hill's "A. 2l1zc; White
stone IA, 171ze; Washington 3, 15c; do
.. 1z1zc; Canoe =. I0c.
PRINTs-M errimac w, l41zc; Merrimac D,
1870; sprague's, 1870; American, 1916;
Simpsons, 1870; Amos keag, l215c; Wau-
regan, 121ze; Wamsutta, log; Troy, &c.
TICRINGs-COnestoga Extra A, CSC; Cold
Medal Al, zoe; c. T. Gold Medal "A, 2Sc;
Is Gold Medal 4. Csc.
DRESS GOODS - Wool Delaines, 9093712c;
Figured Delaines. 171z93Oc; Figured ChaI-
lies. zoe; Pacific Lawns. &c; OTgandy, .
@4Oc.
CE-LANEoUs Skirt Braids, 75c !;
Coats and Clark's SpoOIs. 81 10; Green q
Daniels spoo's, 55c; 2-bushel Bags, 5OQ55c;
~ busLel bags. 65c; 3-bushel Bags, 75c /;
Raleigh skirts, SIS 90 per dozen; Linen
Ducks, 25eg43c; Linen D.iIls, 25a59c.
HATS ASD CAPS - The hat and cap
trade is quiet. The stocks Of Spring and
Summer goods are kept full, and mer-
chants may rely on large stocks OF latest
styles from which TO make selections.
The prices lemain unchanged.
Doors AID SHoEs-The stock Of light
goods is much better than when last re-
I'D E0pfa rrvffF p
an upward tendency, but there has been
no change IN prices here. The trade has
been scarcely SO good; rather light ship
ments.
QUEENswARE.-There was a Slight fall
ing Off in the queensware trade, but no
more than was to have been expected after
such large business as the past month.
Trade DUH, but prices well sustained. The
stocks of goods in this department are full
and complete, with no change in prices at
al.
IRON AND HARDWARE. - The iron and
hardware trade was fair last week. No
material change in quotations, which are
as follows: Tin Plate, sl3 so; Bar Iron, &c;
Sheet Iron, boiled, 6g7c.; Charcoal sIz@
91zc; A1es, Mann's, $40 60; LipplncotJ's,
sl7 90; Simmons. SI7 90. Pig Iron, S48 %
for best, and s43 90 to s44 10 for second
class per ton on the landings Brazil
Iron, $40 90. Wrought and Cast Scrcp Iron,
in good demand at NC per pound for cast,
and l19c for wrought.
DRUGs-Business was very good in
the drug trade last week. Few changes
have occurred in prices White Lead,
So 90 q Is % per one hundred pounds /;
Lard OIL, No. / Winter strained, 81 90; No.
2, 81 so; L0lseed oil, 81 25@l 80; Coal
oil, 36,93Sc Soda, SIC for English, and &c
for American; Qtsinfyee, prices g Is per
o.; Tndtgo, Madras, 81 30 to 81 90.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PRovIsIoNs--Porki is firm, and in good
demand. We fix our quotations as follows:
Ness Pork Us So Bulk Meats, shoulders.
at l3c, and firm: clear sides at lie; Bacon
shoulders at 14c; clear sides at TIC;
Hams at l7c to I9c; Lard at l9c, tferces,
and 20cin kegs. Cheese we quote at I61<c
for, new Western Reserve, and I71Ic for
Factory. Butter is in fair supply at 2jc
to 35c for country and Ohio.
GFALN.-The receipts of wheat are light
Prices are unchanged. We quote at
= SOTO & 40 for prime red. and 81 40 to 81 80
for prime white. Corn is firm. with only a
moderate stock in market, and selling at
s5c in ear and 90a95c for shelled, in sacks.
oats, are steady quotations, 75c in new
burIaps.
FLOUR - Active; market brisk; for good
superfne IS 50 to S 90; Extra is offered
at slO910 .; Family and fancy brands are
named at sI2 00@I2 50. from white wheat.
CORN MEAL-We find but little business
dose in meal We place the price Of kiln
dried at s. &C per barrel.
HAY-Baled can be had now at sI5al6
per ton; loose at 81 0OGI5 90 per ton.
BRAN Is held at $50 90 per ton, and
scarcs.
SHIP STUFF-s35 OOG3S 90 per ton.
SALT-DecIined. Small barrels 81 o
and large 50 so or 40c per bushel
GUNNIEs--New STOCK is held at 2Ia32c.
Good quality secondhand sold at Is@20c.
BIlrIa rs 24c