The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-10

place. Other kinds of coffee also being scarce |
have likes iSe advan ed materially.
In dry goods prices rule steady with light
demand, though liberal sales of winter goods
are reported at prices that have prevailed for
several days past.
The New York market Of Saturday last is re-
ported as follows: There has been a steady,
moderate movement in the most staple cotton
BUYERS i'm the market that transactions We're
comparatively light in me aggregate
tinues satisfactory, aud fair quantities OF
sheetings, drills, etc, were ulspatched oy
agents to day for shipment 70 foreign markets.
The cotton goods mar ket has b. en- larry &C
tive ana Is decidedly strong, owing 10 the In
terruption caused TO production py INT
scarcity of wster and tns conse1uehIt ldsn,
sheetings are in steady request. and bleached
cottOns are more active In agents hands.
Drills are steady and in exceptionally light
supply and several makes of plaids, includ-
ing Alabama, Augusta, Toledo, otc., are sofa
ahead Of production. Denims, ilcklngs shu
dyed ducks are ia moderate demand ana rule
White goods have been in improved request,
and agents are receiving fair orders for piques,
cords stripes plaids etc of which attractive
lines are now being produced Oy the DaNol
and other mills which compare faNoraply
with In ported goods of like quaIitle s, ana are
much lower in price than foreign makes
Prints.LThere has been a good demand for
shifting prints from first hands, and some OF
the jObbers have commenced selling these
goods with comparative freedom. DARK ana
medium fancy prints are IN modrr'.rs Request
and very irm al ruling quotations. The Merri-
mack manufs curing company have advanced
the price Of several of their leading makes OF
prints, as will be seen by the following revised
Quotations: Merrimack ID fancy, nc; do
robes, Sc; do + pink frOcks, sc: do r PUPPIES,
sc; do checks and stripes, &c. MerfimacK
card inai reds shirtings and IL fsncies are TN
WOODEN GOODS.
The market has exhibited no essential
change in the prev aling features of business in
wooIens today. The general demand has not
yet become very spirited, ana the principal
buyers of spring weight woolens are repreSen-
tatiNes of the local and interior city clothing
The jobhers have thus far been doing very
little toward making up their spring stocks
beyond pacing orders for connned Styles OF q
few specialties for future delivery, and these
have in most cases been restricted 10 compare
| lively moderate quantities
The selections by clothiers have been made
with unusual caution as to quantities OF
| even the most desirable productions, ana their
purchases OF general supplies have been with
| strict reference TO making up full and well as
| sorted stocks for the early trade Win the eH-
pressed purpose Of making turther -tlecuohs
| In the progress of the seasons business as the
| probable wants of the trade may Indicate.
Cloths in faVorlte makes OF black nave re-
| ceivcd little more attention from buyers,
/ with moderate sales.
DoeslIins have been distributed in moderate
CasSimeres and suitings of new and choice
styles have been taken by elo. hisrs IN assoFI
and heayr weight fabrics continue 10 be
| wanted In small lots for current trace, anu
the sales OF these from first hands are TO iair
total
| Worsted coatings and cotton warp worstedS
| continue In demand, and the deliveries
| upon previously accepted orders are TO hoe-
Twseds are selling fairly 10 clothlers, but
| there is comparatively little doing with dis
4 sstinets of low grades are In moderate
4 oue 81 for printing, but there is not much ac-
tivity In the better qualities or plain mixtures
/ KenIncky Jeans have been placed in limited
4 quantities 10 "a moderate amount, but the de-
/ mend is 10y no means active.
Fianneis and blankets are restricted IN
the sales 10 Immediate trade requirements.
| We have no change 10 note in the quotss-
tons for wool In this market. which must be
1 regarded as entirely nominal The Boston
| Journal OF Commerce of recent date reports
| the market as follows:
/ The sales this week ara somewhat heavier
/ than last week, they being respectively $500
4 and 7S7 ,6Q pounds. The stock of fall clipped
is quite large here, and Is not selling readily.
\ For all good woods, however, there is "A fair
| market md many buyers are looking about
| for stocks for the new year. Prices are with
Wv We report sales Of $500 lbs OF domestic,
100000 lbs of California and 1890 lbs pulled,
| making a total OF $4,000 lbs. In domestic,
100 lbs coarse and cotted fleece at Stds3c 10
coo lbs X fleece at Zoe; 900 X and above Ohio
at sc; 700 combing Mt sc; 1000 unwsshed
| combing at Sc; 10000 medium fleece at 43c (;
| 1000 Oregon on private terms; 10000 noils on
| private terms; 5000 combing on private terms
| Zoo secured on private terms: zoo odds and
| ends on private terms; 5000 combing on pri-
waite terms; 1860 do f795se; 5000 eotted at
Sic; Is 900 un ashed Ohio at SIC; 1900 secured
az Soc; $4,000 Oregon on private terms; ouu
terms; 1000 No fleece at &c; 1000
combing at nc; $500 Texas az 9Sg2Sc 800 fine
Colorado az Doc; 400 Oregon at Dc; 1000 do at
sc IOo0 delaine at 47c; 500 do at exc; 800 I'M
washed at soc; $500 fleece at ale; 5 900 medium
unwashed at &c; 2,COO do at 2s1Sc; 1900 coarse
Colorado at lge: 5000 unwashed Texas at SOC /;
1900 secured at 65s 90 tub washed at ~ &c;
Sioo fleece at private terms 700 sorts at Pr .Io
medium combng ut S6lsc; 1000 coarse comb
ing at soc; eco hard colts at 25c; 1000 secured
| fitsec1e at S2i<c: .. 100 secured fleece at SIC.
In California woods, 1900 lbs at p. +; 1000
| spring at 27iSc; $500 do at Hd20c; 5000 do ut
Sc: IT,ao fall at 2@24c; 5000 do at ls@2ic;
y 900 do al l5c: 1900 do at TIC; $500 do at lSd
aoc; 900 secured at SIC; 500 do at Sic; IL 900
fall clip at &c; 1900 do at dc; 1900 pulled
IN pulled Drools 5000 lbs at es@s5c 500 at SIC /;
1900 at y. T.; 200 superfne ut &c; 1000 do at
go: 2,OOO do at SOC; 400 do at 6c; 1000 do at
soe S 20 i low at fsa5c sS mock at to s5c
22Jo extra at p. IL 1000 dOat iOc; 500 do at 45c
2O0Q No. | at p. t.; 800 y at nc.
In wool shoddy there is no deviation OF
PRICES but little m9Te ar n9giry Is notieea6Ie
are very low. Dealers selling prices: New
dark blue, light blue and scarlet, &c; extra
iine cashmere yarn &c middle 1 las,, do, ssS
2O922c; blue stocking, 24@26c; blue flannel,
lSG2ic; clear new clips, all wool, &c. In
| wooden rags the marRet Is dull, with mode
1 rate stock. We quote dealers paying prices:
Soft wooiens, ad9L4c; wool carpet rags, 4l4g
4 sc: nav wooden clips, H@l6c; mixed WOODEN
| rags, lIza2c; hard woolons, lie; waste, &c.
There is a good trade In eggs and poultry
and prices ara firm. Receipts meet with
quick sales for home consumption and for
shipment. The New Yor; market OF Monday
is reported as follows:
Poultry.-The receipts of live are still ped
died out moderately and mostly at low fig
| ures. Dressed not very plenty and steady,
| with rather the strongest tone ON chickens
| We quote prices to-day as follows: Dressed
turkeys, state and western l6c; do fair To good