The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-30

although in few descriptions there was
moderately fair business. among agents Orwell
For choice styles OF fancy spring oassimeres
and suitings, orders We're received from IN
terror dealers for limited quaint les for current
trade supplies, and moderate sales were made
by personal selections for the same purpose:
WorSted coatings continued to move with
good degree of freedom for present trade re-
quirements, and agents of some of the most
orders for future delivery until well into the
autumn months, on account OF their previous
engagements.
Heavy cassimc-es are being delivered as re-
ceived upon accepted orders TO a liberal aggre-
gate, but the current sales from first HANDS are
moderate in amount.
Overcoatfngs are moving in limited quanti-
ties of plain beavers to a fair aggregate. and
chinchilla> are placed in moderate lots TO
considerable total, with liberal orders In hanqS
of leading manufacturers for future delivery.
The produce markets are steady with liberal
receipts and a fair demand for eggs and poul-
try. The New York market for Saturday was
reported as follows in the Daily Bulletins;
Eggs.-Receipts to-day, 9H bbls. The mar
Ike is somewhat excited. The falling of In re-
ceipts with advices of moderate shipments,
coupled with cooler weather, have acted as a
higher. The demand from iobbers and grocers
for consumptive use is not particularly large,
indeed is checked somewhat by the advance,
but there Is q speculative feeling which In
duces purchases for investment and makes an
outlet for pretty much all the fine stock offer
ing. About 1870 is he average bid, but the
best are held at lac. and sales have reached
this figure. There docs not appear to be quite
so many parcels pressing from store.
Nearby stock. single bbl.....~.per doz. 41s@l5
Wssssrn rrn ;; 70 choice ' iS,ZSif
Western, medium to good ..................R 9l3
Cenadan.
southern eSlo
poULTRY.-The stock of live on the market
f..n lfFtaft a1 md
remain in buyers favor. Dressed remain about
steady on turkeys, with some sympathy on
fowls, but the demand not particularly
as follows: western turkeys i3@l4c; do Iair
to good ll9l2c; dressed spring chickens, choice,
per pair, 3JcGSl %. Fowls-Iersey prime, per Id,
l2@l3c; fair 10 good l09llc; do state and wes-
tern prime Halle: do fair to good lOgllc
Live Poultry-SPring chickens, per pair, YOc
do western loo; ROSTERS, old, per 10, 596c;
turkeys, state and Jersey, per 10. l0@llc; do
sey, per pair, 75c@sI 90; ducks, western. per
pair. 65d75c; geese, state and Jersey, per pair,
81 0O@25 do western, per pair, 81 l2lal 81.
There is a fair trade in wool, and receipts are
liberal and prices steady. The New York mar
ket is reported as follows on Saturday in the
Daily Bulletin:
A nominally unchanged condition of affairs
Is shown on the general market. In a spas
modic sort of way, a little furry OF animation
is now and then developed, but IL does not
commune along SltdullN, anu Tile OubWdIu
movement of sock hardly affords basis for
much CONCENTRATION. Possibly, with larger
and better assortment, more business could be
done, but this Is simply SuppOsitlon OF hope
full dealers. who depend upon the samples of
new clip to attract attention, and hardly war
ranted by any present indlcatlons; Manuiac-
close margins, with the majority working
simply on actual orders, and until they dis
cover more attractive outlet for their product
are not likely to depart TO any extent from
this plan. This refers more especially to the
clothing line aud the woods adapted thereto,
as upon carpet stocks the position OF material
is strengthened by the location of the
European war, which must reduce the volume
OF foreign supplies. During the past
week, a portion OF the trade have inclined to
the belief that the general demand was some
what better, but this is due in the main to the
reduced and BROS en- assortment, which causes
more shopping around and gives AN appear
ance of q larger attendance OF buyers. Foreign
woods not very active. and remain at about
lbs Xxx Ohio part at ioc: 5000 x do at 4oc; 500
Xxx at SOC; 1900 XA at $50; QUO Y at 36c;
300 unwashed Indiana combing and delaine
at S5c: so washed delaine, lO,OOO unmerchant-
able fleece, d bags combing pulled, bags short
extra do, 81 bags super do, 40 bags No / do.
bags lambs do, 10000 lbs domestic noils, Is, 900
eastern Texas, % 600 western do, 1900 do do,
900 do do, 1000 Texas secured on private
terms; 1000 eastern Texas 24d2Sc; 81 900 do %
@25&c; 5000 western mostly lS12@lsc; % bags
do &c; 1000 do SIC 5000 California pulled, $3.50
do secured, 10, 900 California fall on private
terms; l4,UOU Iali CalliOrnla zUc 81 Dags 90 lod
2Oc; 10000 spring do 2S@2sc; 6O,OoO do do 2l1z9
231Sc; 80 bales Australian at 46e; $500 lbs DO
part at soc; $50 bales Donskoi T93lc, and 80
bales South American on private terms,
ON CHANGE.
Transactions on change to-day were as fol-
lows:
Spot corn-l car no grade 3S17c (. o. b.
Spot cOrn-2 cars rejected 43c I. o. b.
spot corn-5,00J bu mixed 4gc, track.
The following were the quotations at the
close OF the call board, 2:S0 o'clock:
White- cars No offered at soc.
|. YelloW-50c asked.
High mixed-2,000 bu offered at 4Tc regular.
Mixed-Scarce, and in active demand TO COW
er contracts: sales at 49c track.
June-Dull; 1910 bid; 1910 asked.
July-Quiet; 4Sc bid track; freely offered at
soc.
August-Dull; SOC bid track.
Ear corn-46c asked.
No grade-Sales at 3S12c.
GRAIN sToBE-