The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-29
ESTABLISHED. 1881.

~ 1snlei's ~, spools, csc 2-bushel Bags, 559GOe
z5a- 'ush Bags. 67970c; S-bush Bags, 75c
nIlelgh Skirts, SIS 90 per Dozen
! - 10 AND CAPS. The trade in this de
baL.nlent last week was IN every wa,
nisnly satisfactory. There are no change
- prices. The stocks are mn and con,
abIe ~ .s,n snu goods are offered at very reason
DUCTS AND sHoEs.-The Itrada IN 4h,s
ha'7o Iane was also highly sattsfactorv We
10 . ~ On nange 20 report In prices stoci-s
! arrt,,.,,s .,-5lfi. "a ana complete, with fresh
| q QUEENswARE.-A good tr.
| 2ueensware line was realized L., .tio
! id4he trade in this department was 80: seA:
| quite firm. sOSus Us are
HARDWARE AND IRoN.-Tbe trada
this department continued good dh,.
ing last week. Ia consequences a. - =
cent meeting OF. iron dealers at Pittsbnr,
at which they determined to advance a.
price OF iron and nails, prices are very
firm for@those articles in this market. lint
no advance has yet taken place. We
quote as before. TIN Plate, sI4 25 :LB1tr I-oy,.
41sc; ES2'eet Iron, boiled, 5s<@61c.; Char
eootf' s74@e1c; Nails, s5 % for IOd; Axes,
Mann's, sl5100; Lippineott's, si7 90. sim
mons sl1 90 Pig Irogs, SIS 90 for best, and
S43 90 to Sii 90 for second class per ton on
the landing. Brdra fron, $40 90.
BUILDING MATERIALsLFor the benatst
OF all concerned, we add quotattons fer
leading articles In this line. The de
mand this season has been large. and we |
may conddenuy expect a large Increase |
OF trade In this department. We refert
our readers TO the best. houses to which /
they can send their orders, to our advertis
Ing columns: Sash, Go to IIc1uer light. 4
Doors, s. 90 to 81 so each; Blinds, 50 7s-,h
IS 70 per pair: Nails, s. 25 per keg for Io5.
Glass, SS 75 to IS 90 per box; White LEAD
3 y p TO g 75 per keg; Linseed OH, 81 20to
u 80; Lime, soc to 81 90. ,...,,fss = ,l4..,.l
DRUGs-During the last week the drno
'rade was very good. The following are the
luotauons:4 Whfte Lead. 50 90 a Is %
Der one hundred pounds; Lard on No. |
winter strained, 81 so; No. 2, 81 Is; Lfnseed
NJ, sl 1901 20; C0at OIL, s3gS5c. Soda SIC
2, or English and &c forAmerican Qslinfrae,
prices q eo92 20 per or; ,Lndigo, Madras, |
4 30 to 81 90. nB01 pLct1 y t-IT7sF-'FTT
PROVISIONS. AND PRODUCT E
PRoVIsIoNs.-Pork is firm. with. usbf
emand. We fix oarquotations as foIioTs
deSs Pork SO co. Btslk Meats. shoulders
! 1c' and clear sides at IGc; Bacon
nouioers at lS12e; clearasides at l7lze.I
4drHs at l7c to zoe; Lard 1T lss<c. Heroes
nd 30c in kegs. Cheese we quote at 17c c
OF ehoice Western Reserve. and lS1Scl for
aetory; Hamburg, l71zc. Butter is in fair
uppfy at Csc to S5c for country and Ohio
GRAIN = Receipts of wheat during sIast Z
'eek were large. The price continues ;,
ieady; market brisker.- We quote at 81 IN
for prime wheat. Corn is arm, witt I
MY a moderate stock In market. and
ehlng at zoe in ear and 9O995c forshelled
4 sacks. oats, are steady quotations. 55a {.
yc In new burlaps. ,LH II ~ .1ft
z FLoUR-Continues dull with a tieclininR
'ndency; for good superfne s6 5Oa7. so:
'xtra is offered So coos 50; Family and
'ney brands are named at $40 5Oa1I on a
'om white wheat. :
CORN MEAL-We find but little business
one in meal. We place the price of kiln
ried at 81 90 per barrel. r IT
HAf-Baled can be had now at sI5aI6 {
er ton; loose at sI2gI3 per ton.
BRAN-Is held at sI6gIs per ton, and dull.
srUFF-S20922 per ton.
sALr-Steady; small barrels at s. so. and :.
.rge S3 50 per barrel.
SUNSLs-New stock is held at 22a2sc.
ood quality of secondhand sold at I5aIsc.
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