The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-06-28


now are rather below the market than other
wise, 1t bsing difficult TO buy at them, and
BUYERS hold of. The iobbing demand, as noted
above, has quickened somewhat, but IL is met
al the previous currency, with PERHAPS a shade
indeed, il is stated that coffee can be oought
cheaper now from secopd than from nrst
hands, and dealers find 1t not easy to get BACK
q new dollar for an old one. The only sale has
been 5000 bags strict fair kio, ex j. l.. Fender
CAST, at II cents gold. We quote:
Total afioat and loading to May s,
Stock in United States porIs.......... 1S7,47o
Purchased at Rio Janeiro for the U. e
toJune lls'Uoo
Total visible supply, bags 3S5,96
Total visible supply June p, ls75-.....-. 24,sl0
Total visible supply June 2, ls94....... ls3,62o
There has been q decided improvement In
the butter, egg and poultry trade during the
past week, with a sharp advance in the price
of butter and eggs, consequent uOon light re-
ceipts and better demand in Eastern mar
kets. The New York Commercial Bulletin of
Monday refers TO the markets as follows:
Butter-Holders are in a somewhat dubious
frame of mind apparently. Prices during the
week have undergone no very decided shad-
com paratively moderate, and the condition of
many parcels such as to insure its Keeping
fairly. Yet, on the other hand, the inquiry
has lacked spirit and volume sufficient 10 af-
ford good stimulus, and within q few days
buyers were enabled to secure a great many
become slack it seems to many, therefore,
that unless receipts fall OF very materially
during the coming week prices will have 10 be
m arked down all around, though a fair de-
mand is anticipated, as many buyers will
want to lay in STOCK TO carry them over the
holiday period.
Westel a, creamery, prime.....:.....-......25 an
Western, creamery, fair to good. az
Tubs, Western choice selections (a22
TuDs, Western good TO prime...............l6 @lS
Tubs, western @
Tubs, Western ala
Ftrkins. western ............... ..........U 9l9
Firkins, Western poor to good.............H CGl6
Poultry-Dresse6 in not very active de-
mand, but receivers obtaining choice fowls
have found a few acceptable customers. Live
not plenty, but demand moderate and prices
about as before. We quote the range of prices
as follows: Dressed turkeys, state and west
ern, 169l7c; do poor l29lsc; dressed spring
ersey m 5e g % r6o @
l3c: do ate aud western, prime, l3 1lic; do
do far to good, l0al2c. Live Poultry-Spring
chickens, per Id. 23a2Sc. Fowl, state an0
Je sey, per 10. l4gl5c; do western IL aI4c;
BOOSTERS, old, per 10. 596c; turkeys, state and
Jersey, per Id. l4@l5c; do western, per 10. ia
l4e; ducks, state and Jersey, per pair, 75ca
IL %; ducks, western, per pair, 50a65c; geese,
state and jersey, per pair, 81 75a2 %; do west
ern, per pair, 81 25al 80.
Eggs-Receipts to-day, 292s barrels Holds
erS have had a fair advantage during the
greater portion of the week. 1t was a s me-
what difficult matter to get buyers to take
hold freely at the ruling cost, but the necessi-
ties of the regular trade required the greater
portion of the supply OF really good stock
coming, aud this was a sustaining influence.
To-day rates are again somewhat higher, and
holders strong, with lSc generally asked for
the best Western.
Nearby stock, single bbl..."..-per doz 19 @20
State........ s....... lS1201l9
esleIn, ll12GlS
western, lair TO good ... 10 all
(alo
The wool market rules quiet and dull and
prices are undergoing no special change
though weak, with downward tendency. The
Boston Journal of Commerce refers 10 the
market as follows:
Business for the week has been very quiet,
and there is an Increasing downward ten
dency. The bulk OF the business, as for many
weeks past has been lone in California, which
is quoted lower this week in the poorer grades.
Bug ers appear to be moving very cautiously,
ano there appears 10 be very little excitement
in the Western wool-g owing states. Very
ii, tie of the Western WOOL is arriving in this
market as yet, buyers not being disposed TO
pay preseot prices. A few purchases are re-
ported at 2795Oc for Ohio, and 2592sc for
Michigan. OHIO woods are in better condition
than last year, attributable to more favorable
weather and improved care. Sales of Ken
lucky clothing are very limited al our quota
old wool the past week at the extreme low
price of CSC.
ON CHANGE.
The attendance to-day was large and con-
slider able business was transacted, though the |
OF dispatches after II: 20 had de-
pressing effect. The report was that the wires
were down between Indianapolis and Chi |
cago.
LIVERPOOL DISPATCH ON 'CHANGE.
The dispatches from Liverpool to-day re-
ported the market steady, and quoted -four at
2ls sd@2is: winter wneat, IS edges lOd; spring |
wheat, SIS 4d ass Cd; white wheat, 9s 9d@lOs Id. |
Corn 25s 9ds26s.
Pork SOS.
Lard SIS cd.
Receipts OF wheat last three days $1,000 quar-
ters, Of which % O6O were American.
CHICAGO DISPATCH ON 'oHANGE.
The ll:35 A. NJ. dispatch quoted wheat |
heavy a. 81 OS1< for July; 81 Oi1Ss1 O4H for Au |
gust; 81 O34 for cash and June.
Corn quiet at 47c cash and June; 46HS46Ic |
for July: 461za465sc Ior August
Oats quiet at zoe for cash and June or July; |
291sc for August.
Pork dull at SIG OK cash and July; SIG goa |
l9 22h for August.
Lard easier at sll l2111 cash and July; sll rs
for August.
Receipts of hogs to-day u, ooO; mark ct active;
GO OO@6 % was the full range oil prices.
Receipts. Shipments. |