The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-13

age. In relation to Europe, the most reliable
Information that can obtain SHOWS tnat Eng
AMI, France end Germany are 70 per cent be-
log an average Tae Danube country, Italy,
AID Netherlands, 21 per cent. below. Austria,
J5slgfum. and Russia, per cent. below. Scan
dinavia 10 PEI cent. below.
Reporier-Cau our farmers, then, in vour
opinion. Mr.. Dalrymp pie, look for better prices
than bave been m ing for the last two years
Mr.. Dalrymple-The average price Tor NO. z
whea at Milwaukee for the last seven years
has been 81 III opping eight cents below In
about eight cents above its average during the
summer months of the year. There Is every
reason TO expect that the prices of the crop Of
ls16 VIII rule above an average.
RepOrter-What can you say especially Of
the present crop of Minnesota.
Mr.. Dalrymple-I have been a wheat grower
for - years, and this is the lgh test crop have
seen harvested. think 1t is threshing out
between eight aud nine bushels to the acre,
mills and for ~ ed. The CROP eeneraily being
saved In good condiLtoo. Most of the wheat is
in stack a0d out OF danger.
DEPAR MENr OF DRY GOODS,
dealers report a good trade. not only for sta
pie domestic goods but for many
articles OF luxury, indicating more money
In the country. The tendency OF the prices is
upwards. The New York Commercial Bulie-
tin, of Friday, says:
Cottoo goods have been fairly active In first
hands. and the piece distribution continues
salts iacIory. Prices are steadily maintained
by agents, aBd In most cases the late adVan g
on Town and bleached goods is OBJ aimed
without difficulty. Low grade brown and
beache0 cotton danDels continue sold up by
agents, and several makes Of bleached shirt
ings are in the tame condition. Good styles
of cheviots nnd ready buyers, and there is a
steady moderate movement in ticSings,
stripes and other makes of colored cotton.
Grain bags are jobbing more freely, and APP
pear 20 be a good purchase at present prices.
Prints.-Dark fancy prints continue IL very
brisk demand from first hands, and are job
bling freely. Agents are still charging mp their
daily receipts, and not a package OF desirable
goods can be had unless cured at an early
hour In the morning. Shiriings are in very
good demand for the time of year and in scant
supply, and robes are doing well, as are mourn
iDgs and wide prints.
GiDghams have been 81 rggish, with the ex .
cept1On of new dress goods effects in stripes
and plaids, which are in good demand, and
many yes Renfrew are sold to arrive.
quest, and black and blue, b ack and green
and other makes well sold up.
Wors ed dress goods have been moving
sfesdi y and In liberal amOrnts at unchanged
price,.
Fell skirts of the best qualities have been in
fair de and, but low and mediu UNI grades have
been rather quiet, many buyers h Jlding back
for the peremptory auction sale OF $50 cases
which W Ii be made on Wednesday, Sept. l3. by
Field. Morris, Fenrer & Co..
Hosiery has been comparatively quiet, and
shirts and drawers de ildedly so. Fancy hose
has been distri buted in fair mounts in exc
cutfon of former orders, but new transactions
have been light.
The following figures show the foreign ex
ports of pork, lard. bacon and hams from New
York, Boston, Portland, Montre j, PhiIadel-
phia, Baltimore and New Orleans for the
week, the previous week, aud from Nov. l TO
sept. 2 1856 and 1910: