The Indiana State sentinel., 1877-06-27

Among jobbers there has been fair business
for the period in spring woolens. although it
lots required for the closing seasons trade,
and the remaining supply is said to be in more
satisfactory shape in hands of ofdistubutors than
at the corresponding date of many previous
years.
WOOL.
We have no change to note in the market
for wool. The New York market is reviewed
as follows by the Daily Bulletin Of Monday:
Interest naturally centers mainly upon the
marketing of the new clip, both buyers and
sellers holding of, hoping for some favorite
developments. In several sections all that is
likely to be offered for the present by prodnc-
ers mas been taken up, and is now in the
hands of spectators or regular interior deal
ers, and they ask very extreme rates, as they
must do to get even; but we do not learn that
the response has been by any means cheering,
especially from the seaboard. AS noted some
little time ago the exhaustion of the old sup
plies left many manufacturers almost without
a chance to secure even small lots, ana this
would naturally produce a temporary sharp
call until deficiencies were made good: but the
furry of demand also likely to be mis-
taken for confident movement to lay in
stocks, and this latter view of the situation
no doubt forms the basis for much of the
buoyant prediction shown. II Is claimed,
however, that the higher prices are adj
vanced now the greater win be the fall
later on, as goods, even on the present price,
give no profit. Eastern buyers are understood
TO be bidding 3S940c in Michigan and 43@i5c
in Ohio, with farmers ideas ranging &c higher
primary markets. The purchases thus far
made have been mainly on Boston account,
representatives from this city taking only
enough for absolute necessity, and many have
already returned. The scarcity of all other
grades here affords good market for the
Texas and California woods, and business in
these during the week has been very large.
Sales reported of II 900 lbs old New York state
fleece fine but heavy at &c; l,0OO lbs Jersey at
No pulled, 4S do extra, 100 do super, Is do
lambs, 80 DO black on private terms 10000 lbs
Texas, 201z@2S1zc; 10000 lbs Texas, 241292612c; (;
lO,OOS lbs do, SOC; $1,000 lbs Western Texas,
l612CGl7c; 10000 lbs improved western do, 259
271zc; $1,000 lbs Texas, 30 bags secured do, 10000
lbs do do, 10000 lbs Georgia and Lake, 1000 lbs
fine Georgia on private terms; I500 lbs bury
Georgia, l7c; 100000 lbs spring California, "a
&c; 1000 lbs do do, 244c; 1000 lbs secured do,
California pulled, $1,000 lbs territory woods on
private terms, 1900 lbs Australian at SOC; 10
vate terms. For Ohio fieeces the rate here at
present is entirely nominal one. owing to the
absence of stock and sales.
PRODUCE.
A fair trade is reported in produce. Eggs and
poultry are steady with liberal receipts and a
fair demand. The New York market on Mon
day was quoted as follows:
Eggs.-Receipts to-day, 220l bbls. Nothing
really new is shown. The amount of stock of
fering can not be considered as large, but still
rather exceeds the presentwants ofthe market
anu III duUlllon W TIE lIcSn dIIlNdASf nOlucIS
here and there are making an effort TO realize
on some of the accumulation in the refrigerat-
ors. Buyers calculate closely to actual wants
in making up invoices and are shy of the
stored lots, as the latter require consumption 10
prevent deterioration. To-day's market was
slack again, with 171Sc about top quotable
rate on Western.
Nearby stock, single bbl.....-..per doz.l91&@2O
State dly
Western, prime to ochoice-................. @l71S
western, medium to good
Oanaulan i12qlo
Poultry.-Dressed has been in ample supply
for the demand, and prices weak and Irregular,
especially on chickens. Live poultry not
much sought after and values mainly favor
able to buyers. We quote prices as fol-
good, l0@llc; DIRE sed spring chickens, choice,
per ID, lS@22c. Fowls-Jersey prime, per lb,
l3lal4c; do fair TO good, l29l3c; do State and
Western prime, llgl2c; do fair to good, ll@l2c.
Live Poultry-Spring chickens, per ID, lSg20c.
Fowls-State and Jersey, per Id, ll@l2c; do
Western, l0@llc; roosters, old, per Id, 697c;
turkeys, mixed, per 10, l09l3c; do all toms,
per Id, l03llc; ducks, state and Jersey, per
pair, 75c@sl 90; ducks, Western, per pair, 50a
250; do Western, per pair, 81 l2@l 81.
ON CHANGE.
Transactions were as follows:
Spot Corn-5 cars high mixed, track, NC.
cars rejected, T. o. b., 4614c.
cars mixed, 4. OBJ, 47zc.
l car No. 2 oats at 39c.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
The following are the receipts and ship
nents for the last "a hours: