The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-10-25

and considerable quantities Of cotton goods
calicoes, dress fabrics, &C. were shipped to
Western states in which elections were lately
held. The nearby trade were also in the mar
ket In fair numbers, and bought moderate
amounts of assorted goods, but thus fSr the de-
mand from the Middle and Eastern States has
been less liberal than from more distant points.
Cotton goods have been in light demand from
first hands, with the exception c1 low grade
cotton fannels popular makes of brown sheet
ings, and bleached Sbirtings at from &c to lOc,
which were fairly active, and well sold up.
Fine Dleachcd shirtiEgS were taken III fnOder-
ate parcels by the shirt trade, bat II is yet too
early To look for much animation in this con-
Reciion. Chev5ots were in steady request, but
dealings in other makes of colored cottons
have been snail and uninaportant. Corset
Jeans and satteens are moving slowly, but
several makes being closely sold up to receipts.
PRINrs.-There has been = fair movement in
dark madden fancies, and more orders were
received from the interior to-day than for
some time past, chiefly for small lots The
jobbing distribution has been fairly satisfac-
ply of dark prints in first hands has begun 20
accumulate, but is still very light compared
with former seasons, and as production has
already been considerably curtailed, STEADY
market for the best work may be looked for
for some time to come, although II Is not un-
likely that a few price reYisions may become
tain makes which have unduly accumU-
lated; The feature of the market
and Ancona fancy prints to &c. The South
bridge prints represented by MeSSrS. Root &
Childs at their new store, 81 Worth street are
shown in variety OF handsome fall mad1er
styles which are fayOrbly received by the
trade, and are doing well.
Ginghams i'm dress goods effects have been i'm
steady demand, but staple makes are moving
slowly and in small quantities.
Worsted Dress Goods.-Cashmeres have been
than a short time ago. Self-colored fancy, ssnd
damasSe fabrics are in moderate demand and
alpacas are doing fairly.
Wool.
THE market rules steady, but transactions
are of limited Importance. The New Fork
| Market on Saturday last reviewed fol-
| lows:
There does appear to be much that is really
new on the market at the moment. Business
nuctuates somewhat, but a whole reaches a
fair total, and fer all standard and attractive
grades OF stock about former rates are insisted
| upon and obtx ned without much difficulty.
pear to be watching Indications very
| the future with interest. Holders feel that
| il the goods market makes any positive i'm
provement nj all they must at once gain n
| further advantage OF much importance, and
believing that the chances favor the result, as
sumo n corresponding degree of confidence,
both on the rates asked and the manneraof Of
ering supplies. Manufacturers, however, seem
\ as yet to lack an assurance OF healttgy i'm
provement on their production, and though
disposed to anticipate such an event by stock
| ing up beyond orders actually in han6- The
question OF supplies really aNtllslDlt. 100, II
| still an open enc, and advocates of both e-scant
| accumulation or of a stock equal 10 the con-
| sumptive necessities of the market can still be
/ found. The Exarlike advices from abroad do
not appear to have any decided influence, but
I such as may arise from hope that general
| BUSINESS here may be benefited by hostilities
| abroad. There is "a possibility of improvement
on foreign woods from the Mediterranean,
| Black Sea, etc, but clothing grades are not
stimulated asyet, ana we fnd portion o1 the
trade who suggest that they may even iDe de-
/ pressed to an extent sufficient to come in COM
| petition with the home growth. Advices from
California, N hand this morning, represent
/ holders rs again stifiening in their views, and
| in some caSeSSecoming a little rampant. The
| weeks business has been fair at about previ-
Sales OF 2O,eelGbs Xxx Ohio 45c; 5000 Eos do,
45c; 20 600 lbSSelaine, 47c 900 do 47c; 1000 lbs
cOmbing and.delaine, 45(r50c; 1909 hi uRgvaSh-
| ed Ohio combing, 35c; 10, 900 lbs unwashed and
unmercnaHtstole fieeces, 30a3lc; $1,000 les X&
| Ohio. 10000 lbs unwashed combing, IL bsgsNo
pulled, O. bags short extra do l5O bags cid ex-
| ira do. 6i6 bags super do, 1900 lbs domestic
noils =, on private terms; 1000 lbs West
TfHa It lid sSa4e 5000 SOB LBS de- de- PH 6 l
l5O0 lbs Wsstern.do 81 92Sc =, 800 lbslow gezas,
l6C1lSc; 1000 lbs Eastern Texas, 24@e25c; 1000
lbs do, 5000 lbs WeStetn do, 81 bales spring
California on private terms; 10000 lbs spring
do 2l25c; 100000 lbs do, 2O@25c; loco lbs do,
pc 5000 lbs ordinary pulled California, l9c /;
60c; 900 lbs bury lambs DC; 200 lbs do, &c
3.O8 lbs Oregon, &c 10000 lbs do, ZOO las fall
California, 5000 Ibsd 50 bales Cape and $50
Eggs and Poultry.
Prices are firm for eggs, with
light receipts. Poultry is on better cup
ply, and there are no essential
in quotations Cor several days past. The &ew
York market on Saturday was quoted az fol-
lows:
EGGs-Receipts to-day, Isl barrels. The gem
eral market continues strong and ratherOn
the upward turn Sor really attractive stock.
The supply of such is scarce; Philadelphia is
drawing uponps as well as upon interior depsss,
and th0ngh local wants are moderate, holders
naturally feel confident. Strictly first class
lots OF estern are worth 25t quick, and have
sold at E1Ic. There is considerable poor aad
off-grade stock here, and this can be reached
on comparatively easy terms LINED eggs ace
slow, anG seldom exceed former figures.
Nearby saociS, single bril-. per doz. 261ZaE
Static. 20 ee2s
Western, prime ........... D Q259
fdlI w cobt- II n CD
Canad D eez