The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25
DREss GooDs-Wool Delalnes, s5@45o;

DRESS GooDs-Wool Delaines, 35@45c
Figured Delaines. I71<@20c; Amures, 25c
Plain Delaines, 225z@25c-
MIsCELnANEous skirt Bralds, 75c
Coats and Clarkss Spools. 81 l0i Green q
Daniels Spools. CSC; 2-bushel Bags, 56960ci
21S-bnsh Bags 6797Oc; S-bush Bags, 75c;
Raleigh Skirts, sls 90 per dozen.
Doors AND SHoEs.-Manyof OF our heaviest
dealers are East purchasing Fall and
Winter goods. The trade, last week; was
not large, but satisfactory for the season
of the year. We have no change in prices
/ to report. M Ua a6I0t ef 5
! HATS AND CAPs-The hat and cap trade
improved somewhat last week. Jobbers
are now receiving large invoices OF goods.
Stocks are full and complete. Prices East
are higher, but no advance is reported in
this market. ,
BooTs AND SHoEs-The boot and shoe
trade improved somewhat last week.
Prices are unchanged in this market.
Stocks are full and complete, with large
invoices being added daily. Merchants
can and will sell at the most advantage
Gus figures. f
QUEENswARE-The trade in this depart
ment has improved but slightly. Toe
stocks are full, with large additions stim
arriving. "ia -eg1rr
HARDWARE AND IRoN.-In this depart
ment the trade was fair. In consequence
ofthe advance or gold, tint plate is quoted
50c higher. With this exception, there Is
no change in price. Tin Plate, sI4 so; Bar
Iron, 41zc; Sheet Iron, boiled, 697c.; Char
coal, S1z@91zc: Mails, So 10 for I0d; .Azes.
Mann's, SIG 90; Lippincott's, sI7 90; Sim
mons. sI7 90. Pig Iron, SAS 90 for best, and
$4S 90 TO $44 90 for second GLASS per ton on |
the landing. Brasil Iron. $40 90. v5
BUILDING MATERIALS-For the benefit |
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 large increase
of trade In this department. We refer
our readers to the best houses to which
they can send their orders, to our advertis-
ing columns: Sash, &c TO lie per light;
Doors. SS 90 to 81 so each; Blinds, 81 rs to
So rs per pair; Nails, SIS 25 per keg for I0d;
Glass, So rs to IS 90 per box; White Lead,
81 % to So IS per keg; Linseed OIL, 81 20 to
81 80; Lime, soc to 81 co.. st1J ag9N
DRUGs-During the last week the drug
trade was very good. The following are the
quotations: White Lead, 50 90 a Is 90
per one hundred pounds; Lard oil, No. 1
strained, 81 10; No. 2 81 35; Linseed
Oil. 81 15@1 25: Coal Oh, 3593se. Soda, s1zc
for English, and Sc for American; Qsiyline,
prices 81 4092 so per or. Indigo, Madras,
81 so to 81 so. zoe 3it
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE. 10II
PRoYIsIoNs.--Pork Is firm, with light
demand. Wefix ourquotations as follows:
Ness Pork s29 so. Bulk Meats, shoulders,
At Pea; clear sides az 10c1S; Bacon
shoulders at ls11c; clear sides at I71<c;
Haras at l7s4c to 2O54c; Lard at 1875. .tierces,
and Dc In kegs. Cheese we quote at l51Sc
'or choice Western Reserve, and I61zc for
Factory. Blltter is in fair supply at CSC
20 35c for country and Ohio.
GRAIN = Receipts OF wheat during last ,
week were larger. The price continues
steady; market brisker We quote at 81 go
al 75 for prime wheat. Corn is firm, with 1
)nly moderate stock in market, and
'elling at zoe in ear and 9Og95c for sheHed,
n sucks. Oats, are steady quotations, 75c
n new burlaps. a
FLoUR--Continues dull with q declining
endency; for good superfine So OOg7 %;
Extra is offered sS O0@8 so; Family and
ancy brands are named at so 5O9IO so
rom white wheat. t e 81. s
CORN MEAI.-We find but little business .
lone in meal We place the price of kiln 7
Iried at s4 O0@4 25 per barrel. - a-r-
HAY-Baled can be had now at Sl29l5
ler ton loose at sl29I3 per ton. r.r ~. 6
BRAN--Is held at $50 per ton, and dull.
sHPsrUFF-SS59 per ton. .f,f T..
sALT-steady; small barrels at 81 40, and
arga s3 90 per bushel-
GuENIEs-New stock is held at 2l@22c;
.ood quality of second hand sold at 1sg2Oc. 6