The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-07-16
The Chicago Furry.
Inter- Ocean, July l2.l


1t is the opinion of many parties in the pro-
vision trade that the sharp decline in prices
within the past As hours was, TO great extent,
some of the Southern cities every year, but is
not always an epidemic. The panic in the
market set in, and IL could not be checked
until the property centered in hands abund-
antly able to hold 1t.
The receipts of winter wheat are increasing,
and receivers expect, under the new inspec
ton rules recently adopted, to enlarge the
trade materially, especially on milling &C &C
received this season, is excellent.
Advices received from I37 points in the West
and Northwest of the rye crop report the yield
smaller than last year, on account of less acre
age, but the quality is said to have never been
exceIled.
A failure OF a prominent provision house
connected with the Southern trade, was an
nounced on Change to-day, due to the recent
sharp decline in prices. The house heretofore
mas stood high in the trade, and their 1nabil-
ity to obtain margins in time from their Gus
An other firm was III a little difficulty, tenn
porarily but timely assistance from friends
placed them on their feet again.
The general freight agent of the Chicago and
Northwestern railway issued the following
notice to-day:
dition to receive our cars promptly, our Chi
cago agents have this day been Instructed TO
lines carloads of freight originally consigned
to Chicago local and reshipped East.
The New York Grocery Market.
THE Bulletin, July l4.l
Sugars-Much confidence is expressed in the
market for raws, and the stocks are very gen.
orally held on full limit of valuation. I'm
porters are apparently in position to better
control the supply, and the full consumption
of the refineries, 1T is expected will afford O
steady movement for considerable amount
of stock from week to week, and keep business
| in a healthier and more cheerful state. To
days operations have been comparatively
| small, as a not unexpected sequence OF the re-
| cent heavy movements, but the close is firm
| and some holders are asking even more thar
| the figures reached on the late advance. Sales
I OF 800 hhds Porto Rico at exc; 10 hhds mus
| covado, SIC: 800 hhds do private terms; IL
hhds Jamaica, g., and 40 bags Mexican, 44@
| SIC.
| and there appears to be little If any stock LEFT
over. Prices are again higher, closing with 6
| tone of extreme firmness on all grades.
Coffee-The market for the Brazil grade bas
been well supported, aud holders very gener
| ally continue to express confidence in theil
supplies. The advices from points of produc
| ton are reassuring; the amount here and due
| is of small enough proportion to come under
| easy CONTROL and more general distribution
| is promised from present indications. Job
beers, at all events, are stocking up, and aftel
another days full business the week closes
upon stiff market Sales reported embrace
| $50 bags Santos, per Humboldt 500 bags Rio
| 500 do do, 52S do do, 5000 do do per same steam
| err; 800 dc do per tCity Rio de Janeiro;" ], 10;
| do do, per "City of Paris" 1000 bags do do
| 5000 do do, per "Gallina." At Baltimore, LOO
| bags Rio, per "Don Pedro" At New Orleans
| before arrival, 1000 bags, per "Perrigay," al
11c3s; 800 do, per Chittoor" at ll1zc and 900
| ex .sEllen Holt,r at 13c.
West India stock also has more promising