The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-03
ESTABLISHED. 1881.

BROWN sHEETINGs.- A Ie<c
Stark A Ice; Cannelton 15ISc; Medfcrc
l51ac; Augusta I514c; Swift River 14c
=. W, and Mediums, lac; Dwight l51zci
Valley l0c.
BLEACHED SHRErTSs,s AND sHrRryos.-
Lonsdale "a, 20c; Hill's. zoe; White stone,
4-4' Ilc; Ballou, lSc; Rockville. n, lsc; Ra.-
lou V. 15c; Canoe n, l0c.
rhINTs-Merrimac w, lac: Merrfnaac ID.
Isc' Sprague's, i3c: American. IqI<e !.
Siln pson,s' l21sc; Amoskeag, I2c: Wan
regsn, l21aci Wamsutta, l0c; Troy. pc.
TIcKEGs-Conestoga Extra "a soc, fs,td
Medal 4-8, S0c;gC. T. Gold Media "a 2Re .
Ts Gold Medal IA, 25c. -
DREss GooDs-wool DeIaines. s5aA.c.
Figured Delaines. I71<02Oc; Amures, 90.
Plain Deiaines, 225S925c.
MISCELLANEoUs - Skirt Rraids. 75e
Coats and CIark's spools. 81 10: Green a
Daniels Spools. 6Oc; 2-bushel Bags. 420s5Oc !.
"a bush Bags. dO967ci s-bush Bags, 75c:
Raleigh Skirts, $50 90 per dozen.
HAS AND CAPs.-The hat and cap trade
last week was In all respects satisfactory,
bu. not particularly active. The stocks
are large and complete. No change in
prices.
B. oTs And SHOES. The trade I'm this de-
partment continues good. During last
week our. jobbers realized satisfactory
trade. There are NO changes to report In
prices. Stocks are full and complete.
QUEESswARE.-Ths trade in this depart-
ment last week was quite satisfactory.
stocks large. NO change in prices
HARDWARE AND IRoN.-The trade In this
department continued good during last
week. Tin Plate &c lower. The
quotations. are as follows: Tin
Plate. sl4 90; Bar Iron, 4kc; Sheet IRON.
boiled, 614967<c.; Charcoal, s74asxc; Nails,
s. % for l0d; 4res, Mann's, SIS 90; Lippin-
colts, Sl7 90; Simmons. SIT 90. PIG IRON.
SIS 30 for best, aud S43 90 to sa4 90 for sec
ond class per ton on the landing. Brazil
Iron, $40 90.
BUTLDING MATERIALa.-For the benefit
of all concerned, we add quotations for
leading articles In this nne. The. de-
nand this season has been large, and we
may confidently expect a large Increase
OF trade ia tals department. We refer
our readers to The best houses to which
they can send ia cir orders, to our advertts-
ing columns: sash, &c TO lie per light
Doors. % 90 TO 81 90 each; Blinds. 81 rs to
S3 20 per pair; Nails, IS rs per kog for I0d
Glass, s3 IS to s. 90 per box; White Lead,
s3 % to 80 75 per keg; Lfnseed OIL, 81 70 10
81 80; Lime, 90c TO 81 90. 4.thtt
DRUGs-Dnring the last week the drug
trade was moderats. The following are the
quotations: White Lead, 90 90 "a Is 90
per one hundred pounds; Lard OIL, No.
Winter strained, 81 As; No. 2, el 40; Lfnseed
on, 81 1901 l215: Coal on, 3O932c. Soda, TIC
for English. and 711lc for American n Clasiratsse,
prices ~ z0C92 45 per oz.; Indigo, Madras,
81 &c to 81 90.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PRovIsIoHs.-Pork is Arm, with light
demand. We fix ourquotatlons ss follows:
3Iess Pork $50 so. Bulk Meats, shoulders,
at i2c, and clear sides at I6c; Bacon
shoulders at 1814c; clear sides at l71Sc;
Hanas at l7c to 20c; Lard at 1870. tferces,
aud zoe Ia kegs. Cheese we quote at lie
for choice Western Reserve, and 1sISc for
Factory; Hamburg, f79lc. Butter is in fair
supply at 25e to s5c for country and Ohio.
GRAIN Receipts of wheat during last
week We're small. The price continues
steady; market dali. We quote at 81 65
9l % for prime wheat Corn is nrm, with
only o moderate stock fn market. and
selling at soc in ear and sjai5c for shelIed,
in sacks. oats, are steady Quotations, SOC |
55c ia new burlaps.
FLoU Ue-Gontiuues dull with declining |
tendency; for good superfine So 5097 50; |
Extra is offered 81 coos SO; Family and |
fancy brands nre named at 80 5O@1o so |
from white wheat. m
Corn MEAL-We ind but little business
done In meal. We place the price of kiln |
dried'at 81 90 per barrel.
HAY-Baled can be had row at sl5@lG
per ton; loose at sl2gI3 per ton.
BRAN Isheid at slsg2O per ton, and dull,
SHTP5rUPF go e25 per ton.
SALr-Steady; small barrels at 81 80, and
large IS 50 per barrol
GUNsTEss s-New stock is held at 22@23e:
good quality ofsecond. hand sold at tI5aISc.