The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
ESTABLISHED. 1881.

+ fooa the y . prime RangoOn. No Carolina i
w.',aS4o gANDIEs M Light weights lsc, ful
"eishts 24c and steady.
, CANDY-we contInna o
2lc per pound. " quote at lSc and
3STARcH--Is unchanged AZ M og-ssG
,CorroNs-Y Yarns, steady h,,t 80 ~ o.
We quote standard quality at 10 -" .e'S 20
zoe. for 600, and 22c. for 500: poorer ~
are selling at lower rates. 9ott.,,r,, ~
quote No. at SIC, and No. 2 at 2za2ac ~.
PEI Chdan-For white 4Sc; for colored Sac
LIouoRs-There is no particular chance
IN the liquor trade since last report. Prices
remain unchanged. We quote: new copper
distilled whisky 50 90; one to two years old
scarce at SS 5095 90; hfghwfnes 81 80; rectl-
ned u 1892 S5; common Bourbon and RYE
S292eO, and Brandy, 81 25@2 70: Holland
gin " co.: imported brandy sl2 GOALS 90 :
Old Port 81 50G6 5O.agu 1Idt oi lF9W of'
ad1 avai DRY GOODS. 9gs bae ZEa'
Trade is brisk and prices without mate
rial change. As soon as he excitement at
lending the elections is over, an increased
trade may be looked for. Goods In this
line arerultng GLOW. and In fact below
cost of production. f il,f,s. -..'-
BROWN observation-disclosures A I61zc;
I512c; Augusta, 1512c; swift River l4c:
C. w, and q Mediums, lac; Dwight l5gze:
Valley l0c.
ELEAcHED SHEETIN,.s AND sTIRrINe,s- - :.
Lcnsdaie Al, zoe; HfIPs. zoe; White stone,
IA, lie; Ballou, lSe; Rockville, q, lSc; Ba:-
lou!Js, I5c; Canoe q, 10c. ~ j3a III
PRINTs-M w. l4c; Merlin ac d,
'ac; Sprague's, l3c; American, I2lSc
Simpsons, I21sc; Amoskeag, 12c; Wau-
regan, l21zc; Wamsutta. lOc; Troy, &c.
TICKINGs-COnestoga Extra Al, S5c: Gold
Medal ii, 30os@G. T.~Gold Medal Al, 2sc;
H Gold Medal 4 4. 25c.
DREss iGooDs-w Wool DeIaines, s5a45c:
Figured Delaines. 1z1192Oc; Amures, 25c;
Plain DeiRtneSs 221z@25c.ra 49
MIscELLANEoUs - Skirt Braids, 75c /; |
Coats and Ciark's SpooIs. 81 10; Green q
Daniels Spools. sc: 2-bushel Bags, 65a0Oc:
21z-bush Bags. 67@7Oc; s-bush Bags, 75c
Raleigh Skirts, SIS 90 per dozen.
HATS AND GAPS. The Hat and Cap trade
during last week was very good, and quite /
satisfactory In every respect. We have no
hange to note IA prices. Stocks are fu
and complete. 'i1a 3 1Tsd b ifitga
Doors AND SHoEs.-The Boot and Shoe /
trade. last week was very good. The
heaylest houses had about ali they could
do Stocks are large and somplete. .inr- /
QUEENsWARE.7TThe Queensware trade
last week Was in every way highly salts
factory, We have mo- change to note In
prices. q Hf tteo ttH5 f9n b't tI
HARDWARE AND IRoN.LThe trade In this
department continued good during Inst
week. We continue TO quote as before Tin
Plate, sl4 25; Bar Iron. 41zc; Sheet IRON,
boiled, 654@65zc.; Charcoal, 81 a914e; NaiEs.
IS % for l0d; Ares, Mann's, SIS 90 LIppln- I
colts, sl7 90; simmons. SIT co. Pig Iron,
S4S 90 for best, and s4S 90 TO s1i 90 for sec
ond class per ton on the landing. Brasil
Iron, $40 co., .9aIL 1Tgm 20
BUILDING MATERIALs-Fof the benent
OF all concerned, we add quotations for
leading articles in this line. The de-
mand this season has been large, and we
may confidently expect a large increase
of trade In this department.. We refer
our readers to the best houses to- which
they can send their orders. to our advertise
Ing columns: Sash, Go to lilo Yer light;
Doors. s. 90 to 81 90 each; Binds. So IS TO
81 20 per pair; Nails, 50 % per keg for l0d
Glass, So Is to So 90 per box; White Lead,
'3 25 to So 70 per Reg; LInseed OIL, 81 20 TO
Il 30; Lime, soc TO 81 90.
DRUGs-During the last week the drug
,rade was very good. The following are the
quotations: White Lead, SO 90 C l5 10
per one hundred pounds Lard on, No.
Winter strained, 81 80; No. 2, 81 As; Lfnseed
for English, and 75zc for American 2iI6ntEe,
prices 81 G5@2 IS per o.; Indtgo. Madras.
; 30 to 81 go. ~ ..1- -+. .if
4 PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork is firm, with light
demand. Week our urquotations as follows:
Ness Pork $50 50 Bulk Meats, shoulders,
at l2c, and clear sides -at-I6c; Bacon
shoulders at l31zc; clear sides at I71ac; |
Hams at l7c TO 2De; Lard at I8s<c. tierces,
and 20c in kegs. Cheese we quote at I7c
ior choice Western Reserve. and IS1Sc for
FactnryS Ham burg, Iztsc. B1Itter is In fair
'uppfy at 25c to 35c for country and Ohio.
GRAIN = Receipts of wheat during last
week were large. The price continues
'teady; market Brisker. We quote at 81 70
al 80 for prime wheat. Corn Is firm, with
'nly mederats3 stock In narketg and
'elling at zoe Ia ear and 90g9jc for shelled,
n sacks. oats, are steady quotations, $50
0c in new burlaps.
FLoUR-Continues dull with a declining
endellcy; for good superine Sc soar 50;
Extra is offered S. OOg8 so Family and
ancy brands are named at GlO 50@lI 90 ]
rom white wheat. e51f.. .tftAt 5s
Corn MEAL-We ind but little business
lone in meal. We place the price OF kiln
Tried at 81 % per barrel.f 1g04
HAY-Baled can be had now at Sl59l6
Der ton; loose at SI2Q913 per toD.siii agof s.
BRAN-Is held at SlG9lS per ton, and dull.
SHIPsTUFF-s20g2 per ton. f fse-,.f7g
SALTTSteady; small barrels at - 80, and
arge % SO per barrel. .4f lsa1n
GUENfEs- stock is held at 22@23c;
rood quality of second hand sold at 59lsc. y
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