The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-18

same general features reported OF late and
while new bsiEzn hess was only moderate to-day,
the most staple goods IN execution OF previous
orders. The jo6bing trade has been irregular,
demand for small re. assortments Of staple and
department goods by personal selection and
through the medium OF orders.
Cotton Goods.-There has been a continue.
ton of the stroug, healthy tone lately reported
In the cotton goods market, and current
transactions, coupled with deliveries on back
amount. Leading makes of brown, bleached
ply and very firm at the lately advanced quo
tations, with a tendency toward still higher
figures. Exeter A brown sheetings have been
sPrlnts.-The has been moderate demand
for medium fancy prints Qn both standard
fair request and nrm. Light fancy prints re-
manned sluggish, and other makes Of calicoes
owing to the probability of higher quotations
for print cloths in the near future.
Lawns, Wide Prints, Etc-Printed lawns,
In the hands Of both agents and jobbers, and
there was a steady movement In the best
Ginghams.-There was a fair demand for
staple checks, but other makes OF g1nghams
ruled quiet and steady. Plunkett ginghams
have been advanced to Sc.
WOOL.
New York Bulletin.l
Our market has undergone no very decided
change since last report, and nothing new"
among dealers to whom application is made
for information. The tone retains the old
frmness on all grades, and the indications are
that more stock could be placed If here and
ready for instant delivery at slightly higher
rates, but buoyancy is not quite SO apparent,
and sort of "waiting" feeling prevails. Buy
ers commence to discover that between the
material and its product the margin has been
reduced to almost nothing, and in some cases
is about wiped out, and this induces a caution
which prevents purchases beyond the proba-
BILE consumption OF a few weeks ahead. Even
this basis however. the operations have
pretty well cleaned up the desirable amounts
this week, and at the close the feeling is
strong at the recent addition to values.
From the the interior advices show a con-
tlnuation of extreme and advancing ideas
on the valuation of the new
clips. In Ohio 35036c and even SIC have been
paid in Michigan S3935c, and in this State
buyers are operating freely at S293Sc, and
have, in few cases, paid 35c, and It Is said
that even at these rates growers are Indifferent
operators. The transactions reported here
during the week include 5000 lbs old NIX Ohio
ssc; 1000 washed medium at S7s3sc; 5000 me-
dunn unwashed at 29@s0c; 600 tub at 42a44c;
1000 Kentucky bury at 2S02814c; 1000 black do
at Csc; 23,0O0 Colorado at l69l7c; 5000 do at l7c
10000 medium do at 261Sc; $500 pulled wool at
20929c IS 900 spring California at 209 &c 200 900
do at 23@25c: 5000 fall do 5000 spring Texas,
I5,0 600 do, 5000 unwashed Kentucky and West
ern, $1,000 X Ohio and above, 1000 Georgia,
1000 do, 5000 do, LOCO Virginia tub washed,
5000 State, 10000 unwashed Kentucky comb
ing, 5000 do clothing, 5000 State, 1000 and
Xxx Ohio, 5000 low secured, 426 bsgs super and
Hngs, ID bags Nos. and pulled, 10 900 lbs do
nestle noils, 5000 foreign do, 800 bales Cape,
475 do Donskoi on private terms.
The following table viii show the amount of
grain In store IN this city at this date, and on
the same day last year: