The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-23

easements and spring weight fabrics have
been forwarn ed IN moderate Quantities 70 Off
ferent sections OF the in 'erior in the execution
of orders to fair aggregate, but personal Sc
Iections from the stocks of agents were only TO
a limited total. fEI fffg -sEF 30 s-f.
The traffic Of the week in men's-wear wool
ems, among manu- aci urers agents, has been
uneven, although commission firms who were
well supplied with attractive lines of popular
makes OF overcoatings, fancy cassimeies, suit
lngs, worsted c0atings and cotton warp
worsted have made liberal sales while goods
or prices were objectionable to buyers have
been generally neglected.
For seasonable woolens there was fair In
qufry among package dealers for such styles
as were required TO freshen assOrtments and
facilitate the distribution OF general stock,
and cloh jobbers in most cases reported
Worsted coatings of well established makes
have fully maintained their popularity with
the trade. By personal selections aud upon
new orders received for future delivery, the
transactions of the week by agents footed up
liberal aggregate amount.
Prices of wool are steady. and the New York
market is reported as follows:
Our market OF domestic WOODS, as whole,
is still rather dull, and we find scarcely any
new ideas set forth by dealers since our last.
Clothing stock continues to labor under the
disadvantage of light, uncertain consump-
ton, an consequent careful call from man
ufacturers, who, aside from the caution which
the positively known wants OF their mills are
naturally more than ever inclined 10 hold
back, in hopes of doing better as the new crop
also, present and prospective, is such as, gives
buy ers hope, and altogether it would require q
very strong stimulus to turn the advantage in
held steadily and somewhat indifferentlv Of
tered, with occasional calls, but the tone has
bnyef ec who TO Fe SUPPLIES hav as
rule, a certain and early use for them.
Foreign grades have sold TO some ex-
tent, but are not unusually active. During the
mas again DQQn considerable
movement of California spring of higher
range of quality, but on easy terms, and
really fair bid. Sales of 10000 lbs XXX Ohio at
40c; 500 lbs X do 36c; % bags extra pulled, II
combine do, I2.OOO lbs bury Lake. 10000 los
Texas, 1900 eastern do, 5000 lbs western do,
on private terms: $1,000 lbs Texas 25e; 1000 lbs
proved western do lS@2ic; 1850 lbs Oregon Csc;
1900 lbs do &c., 70 bales fall California l9c; 50
do, lUi bales spring do, lbs bales South Amer
can, 100 bales Mediterranean, "a bales Dom
So OF, sS bales Cape, 81 bales Australian and SO
bales China, on private terms.
m ,.4s ~. ON CHANGE. tt..
There as a little more business on change
to-day, and the following sales we're reported:
Spot co n, Gears mixed f. o. b., SOC.
Spot corn, car mixed track. 49c. ila
Spot corn, 2 cars mixed track, SOC. .as'rfft
Spot corn, 3 cars mixed elevator, SOC. lai
The following were the quotations at the
close of the call board, u 80 O'Clock: s....
White-l car No offered at sic; 4Sc bid.
Yelow-5Ic bid for car. ~ nn
High mixed-Active and lower; 49c bid on
track; 1870 elevator; Fgc asked in elevator
White Line cars offered at 50G 01zc.
Mixed--Dull; light inquiry; 49Isc bid on
track. - f
June-Nothing doing; 4s1zc bid.
July-Neglected; SOC bid on track.
Ear cOrn-l car offered at 49c.
No syrade-4.OOO blu offered at 42c.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
The following are the receipts aud ship
ments for the last "a hours: