The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-18

Cotton Goods.-The market remains as when
Iast reported upon, except that there mas Deen
a somewhat better demand for stocking up
through the medium of orders Brown and
bleached cottons are unsettled, and agents are
willing sellers at a slight concession when OPP
portuntties offer for the disposal of considera-
Bile lots. Denims tickings and DYED DUCKS OF
the best makes are steadily held and are doing
fairly but cottOnades and cheviOtS are moving
slowly. The export trade in domestics con-
tinues satisfactory.
Prints.-The market has been rather more
active and small lots of fancy prints were dis
tributed by agents to q fair aggregate amount.
The best makes of standard prints are firmly
held at SIC, and the stock on hand is gradually
getting into good shape, owing TO the greatly
man s Co have issued the following circulate s,;
ION Monday next, the 18th inst, we shall
make prices on the American print works
calicoes as follows: Fancies sc; shirtings s
pink 7c seersuckers &c \ double pinks nc;
green and orange (indigOS) nc; blue and
white undigol 91zc-regular; and we vel, respect, te
your prices for these goods to correspond with
the figures named"
For heavy woolens there was a little more
this class of buyers are not generally ready to
make important purchases. and their selec-
lions have thus far been mostly restricted TO
The Jew agents who have on sale full lines of
new productions of fall and winter wOolens
have made sales to both local and interior city
clotniers to a considerable amount, but an ac-
tive demand can hardly be expected until
buyers are ready TO enter the market for the
purpose of making up their seasons stock and
a more general display of leading makes Is
made by agents from which they may nave
the benefit of free selections.
WOrsted cOatingS and cotton warp wOrSteds
continue in good demand for the season.
sstinets OF low and medium grades are meet
=. fair sales, upon the basis OF low valu-
ing with =,
atoms. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Kentucky jeans remallI~ Ter continue
Receipts of eggs, poultry and bu..> ~tial
liberal and prices are undergoing no essen.-
change, though the tendency Is to lower gu
tations. The New York market of Saturday
is reported as follows in TIE Daily Bulletin:
Poultry.-The demand for live shows
moderate amount OF vitality, and where the
+eas remain comparatively firm. Dressed
meets with only a fair inquiry. though
ne Are pretty steady IN ySIas
We quote prices as follows: Yves,
tern turkeys i6@l7c; do 1eir to good
0Sr ID. i4alsc. Fowls-Jersey prime,
per ,.,s IL. ,Ssi1 Western prime ississ. Do fair
to good lOalIc. Nod 12SISc. do Jersey
prime Halle; do fair to o. 'He ioaiiSc; fair to
good' 7@9c. Live Poultry-Fowls -. ro SSt
Jersey per ID, l3@l4c: do western l2dloS sew.
ers, old, per 10, 6@Ic; turkeys, state ana Ie1
ducks WESTERN per pair 70GSOc; geese, state
and Jersey, per pair, 81 OO@2 %; do western,
per pair 81 l2@l 81.
Fggs.-Receipts to-day 1874 bbls Our city
buyers have shown but little anxiety during
the past week, and their purchases were IN the
main confined to parcels required Tor lInIne-
date distribution. Receivers, however, nave
found a decided offset in the domestic shipping
orders which have taken good proportion
of the stock, and as current arrivals were SIhell
the market kept closely sold up, especially ON
strictly fine grades No change on quotations
to-day, the market closing firm.
Nearby stock. single bbl........per doz.ig q,
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