The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-16


Western is also quick of sale, and good acce D.
table lets bring 2l@22c readily. but only a
small portion OF the arrivals come through In
condition TO bring these rates. Common sorts
are doing well when holders will take l4c for
Them, as packers are still willing 10 buy at
this. The intermediate grades are somewhat
uncertain. but German shippers have found
something TO suit them at i6(6l61zc. We also
hear OF sale for English shipment Of about
3OJ packages OF Minnesota. Welsh tubs at 2Oc,
very fine In quality and running even and at
tTactive all through, with indicate ms that
more OF corresponding grade that could be
placed at same rate. though lS919c are the
best average bids.
Western, creamery, prine......----.... 20a29
western, creamery. fair TO good............ 23a26
rub, western, choice seiecli0ns..-....... 2la23
Tubs, stern, good TO prime.........---.... l5a19
Tubs, Western 13al4
tubs, western, I2sl3
rlrklnf SAL
Firkins, Western, poor To good .........--. Hall
Eggs-Receipts to-day, ,Os4 bbs. The mar
ket is In pretty heavy aud dull condition,
and prices are ,duced all around. The az
rivals do not Incl to anv extent, nor
there many lots Offering from cold storage
house bat the demand proves very moderate,
and low rates have 10 be constantly Offe red
NC appears to have been obtained in some
cases, but lie IL ali that can really be depen-
ded upon. and most dealers are inclined to
accept this bid when made on any fair sized
invoice even of the bes, stock.
Nearby stock, single bbl-......per doz. 1919920a
Slale '....lo (9l5
Western, fair to good 9l6
Oanaulan.... .....-..-......lo129lI12
Poultry-Dressed in moderate demand at
about quotations, with only the best lots sala-
BILE: but the supply is small. Live spring
chickens are showing a shade f1rmer feeling,
nut all other grades are dull. We quote to-day
as ioiews; dressed InTIseys state ana IVES
chickens, choice. per 10, 2Og2ic. Fowls, Jer-
Sey prime, per h, 1876; fair to good, li@l6c
do, state and western prime, l5al7; do. do. fair
to good, Is@l4c. Live PoultrySSPring chick
ems, per 10, l4glSc. Fowls, state and Jersey, per
| h, lig sc; do. western, l29lSc; ROSTERS, old,
l4al5c; ducks, state and Jersey, per 10, 7ec@
VI 70; ducks, western, per pair, 59@Soc; geese
state and Jersey, per pair, 81 75S,2 81 do. wes-
tern, per pair, 81 259sl 90.
ON CHANGE.
| There was fully an average attendance on
change to-day. and the hall presented bust
ness-like appearance. The grain dealers were
conducted by
E. C. HowLETT, ESQ.
Offers and bids for corn gave the the meeting a
degree Examination which in these dull times
was exhtlaTatlng. In this connection IL is
proper TO remark that some of the
SALES REPORTED
are dis credited by dealers for instance, 100 cars
m xed corn I. o. b. on private terms the report
being current that no such sale was made.
Change when they relate TO The movement
of grain can be omitted with positive
benefit TO the in eTests Of trade.
| holders were disposed 10 make concessions,
| but not to the extent that enabled buyers TO
| report transactions, and IS a consequence we
have no trans actions 10 report.
THE HOG CROP OF OHIO.
The assessors returns for the counties OF
Ohio show an aggregate of l,S0l,2J0 hogs re-
turned this year, against l,77S,S9s hogs last
year.
PROGRESS OF SUMMER PACKING.
The Chicago Daily Commercial Bulletin,
of Saturday, says: The receipts OF hogs during
the past week were fair, and packers tran
sacted a moderate business; price sruled about
p@l5c lower per 10 as on the whole rapge,
| and they purchased a larger percentage OF Tue
/ arrivals. rhe quality of the hogs continues
good-fully up to the average of previous
weeks-and the lighter qualities still COM
advices Is ratner discouraging TO manu-
facturers OF hog product and they are
/ giving domestic cuts little more
be delivered during the latter pat OF this
| month. The houses. as rule, are generally
running about one-half their capacity-mere
| ly enough to keep the hands employed. There
| is fair amount OF product on ha d In process
/ of caring, but the supply on The market j.
comparatively iight-psckers as a rule havin G
| the bulk of he product now going forward
consists OF summer cured delivered on con-
tract.
the packing to date aggregates about o OOC
hogs, against about $4,000 TO date at this time
| last year. At other points, saughtering is
eral iuclinatlon 10 curtail operations for the
present. The packing at Cedar Rapids 10
| date is 81, ISL hogs, against 1924 to date last
year.
| TEE "SUNDRIES"
| which the Brokers were required to set up, as
per terms or their challenge TO the Packers
| so far we can learn have not been observ-
| abe to the naked eye-and it is currently re-
ported, that square back down is not only
possible but probable. IL such should be the
case it will not be the first instance on record
where vaulting ambition overleaped itself
or Boosting braves took to their heels when a
little more pluck would have entitled them
to a cen ennlal toas'. A communication
signed T. p. is on our table, but too late for
| to-dsy's Sentinel. 1t will appear in our next
issue.
NRw YORK DISPATCH ON CHANGE.
Wheat-Nominsl; Chicago sO@97c; Milwau-
kee 90cas1 90.
Corn-Quiet at 55kG561zc; held at SIC.
Oats-Qu1et; mixed So@42c; white 3s@47c;
No Chicago sS@3sc.
Pork-Quiet SIS 80 bid for September; SIS 40
for October: SIC Is year.
Lard-Quiet; $40 rs bid August; $40 IS Sep
! tember; $40 921S October; $40 20 November.
Gold at 81 llss.
RECEIPTS.
Flour PA
Corn z5I,o 90
zi,V"
CHICAGO DISPATCH ON 'oHANGB.
Wheat irregular and lower at s7H@ssc Sep