The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-31

age Of strictly fresh lots LINED have sym
pathized in tone with fresh, and il required a
fine and well known brand to realize extreme
quotations. The mild weather to-day has
Weakening influence, and rates are easier;
Nearby stock. single bbl......-.per doz. 81 ass
state .................... Oh 1oo
Fair western ~ O.
% o9ot
Southern IS dSo
LINED state 20 60
LINED western. Il 90
PoULrRY.-Live meets with some demand,
and sellers are enabled to preserve about for
mer rates. Dressed not very active to-day, and
the weather unfavorable, but the supply ratn-
er moderate, and holders enabled to real
pressed DR. p' turkeys, state and western,
ll@i2c: do AIR to good 9glOc; dressed spring
chickens choice per 10. H@l2e; Fo%is aIe..
do state aud western prime loo: do do fair
to cool 9gl0c. pucks-Staee and western western
DO Jersey Gai5c. Geese-Prime to choice lO@
Isc: fair TO gooG Saec. Live Poultry-Sprlng
chickens, per ID, western lO9llc; Jersey loo
l2c Fowls-State and Jersey, psr Id, lSel4c;
do western l2al3c; ROSTERS, old, per I'D, 7@Sc;
turkeys, state ap nd Jersey, per 10; dSs14c 90
sey, per pair, 65g9Oc; ducks, western, per pair
5ca65c: geese. state and Jersey, per pair, 81 30
a. do western, per pair, 81 25Cfl 50.
The wool market is quiet and there is but
little doing aud our quotations must be re-
garded as entirely nominal. The Daily Bull
letin OF Monday reports as follows:
The call for stock comes in a somewhat spas
modic and uncertain manner, aud while
very good movement recorded for the week,
others sre complaining of dull trade. AS a
whole, howeN er, the market may be written
as fairly active, and with no really new tea-
lures OF a very decided character. The supply
available remains short on the finer
aud medium grades of domestic woods,
lions can be expected calculated to in
iuence the position decidedly, though i'm some
sections OF tne stare tne , nag as, Oeen re
rates are asked for these in all cases, and the
tone appears about steady with the tendency
PuIIed Toois aTe STEADY With about an ave.
age demand. The Texas and California styles
aud other extreme western growths meet
with some demand, but at an irregular range
of prices all around and not much tendency
to it1l figures. Foreign grades generally are
dull and uncertain and remain nominally
unchanged.
Tie sales reported embrace 10000 lbs Xxx
Ohio at f7l&c, 10000 lbs ana Xxx at 461zc; 90
0W lbs medium ONO l5129Bc; lS9OO IDS \ ONO laI
at &c; 1000 lbs combing and deIalne stete soc
1000 lbs Michigan 3O@flc: 5000 lbs Wiscon-
sin &c: $1,000 lbs X and XXX Ohio, 1000 I'M
washed Ohio, 90 bags No pulled, 20 do super
do g do combing do FL do extra do on p. [, /;
I. 800 lbs California bucks lie; Is bags Cali
fornia secured 5Sc; 5000 lbs do Coo; 10000 lbs
fall California l618c; 5000 lbs do do l9c; 3 900
lbs do 2la2ic; 5000 lbs spring California Sc
liza bales do 26lS0d30c; 1900 lbs do, 10000 lbs
western Texas, 6.DuU 90 90, 1O,cUU IDS mlAtu
do ON private terms; 5000 lbs east Texas lie;
1000 lbs coarse do l6c; 10000 lbs eastern do pc
5000 lbs western 25926c; 5000 lbs bury
Georgia and Lake l51s(g20c; 600 lbs Colorado
ISc: $500 lbs Utah 3lc; 10000 lbs Colorado, 5000
lbs black do, II 900 lbs Utah and 200,OO lbs
Oregon, understood 20 be Mt comparatively
low figure 20 dealers, and 1900 lbs Australian
! on private terms.
In the general merchandise markets we
note n sharp advance in several descriptions
ofstaple dry goods. particularly in prints and
brown sheetings, the probabilities of which we
mentioned some days since. The New York
Daily Bulletin of "Wednesday says:
During the past week there has been a
| wooden productions from first hands, and the
volume OF business was July as
| expected at this early period of the season
| The California, Texas aud southern trade
continued their purchases of staple goods and
| percales, dress ginghams, worsted dress fab
| rics, hosiery, etc, which were distributed by
| agents in moderate lots TO a fair aggregate
| amount. Western jobbers were more numer-
A ously represented in the market and invested
| freely in such makes Of cotton goods as could
be obtained upon favorable terms, and
placed with the western and southwestern
\ trade. Transactions with the city jObbers
were of considerable Importance and the near
| by trade were freer buyers of cotton goods
Altogether the business outlook il more en-
| cOuTaging than for long time past. Stocks
aat az ,b -, ,mJ th co,u ad coti
| dence i'm values has been com pietaIv restored
| nv the ara time of the market and the com
| n9rati,a scarcitv Of Ieadinp makes OF goods in
| pp1ents, hands and al the mills
|
4 IN groceries there mas been considerable hue
| ,,at;ono an euyare and eofFaas fha rnarlret no
! 'u''lVuS' IA '"S"i' s."e No"es' ~. '"t' "
ing hrm- The New ork Daily Bulletin In re
| viewing the market, says:
| pio -, hos aacl,r IA 40 isi<aotllc aold 60,
o,diDsrnu 20 1Tinoe invoices nm. ca,,se Of thi,
| decline Is that the demand from jobbers has
/ fallen of, as their trade has been much les
| than a while ago; il has also been due to less
sdyses from Rio 5@9eiTO and az