The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-06
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIAN
APOLlS MARKETS.
INDIANAPOLIS PROVISION MARKET.

BULK MEATs-The market to-daywas steady
and bout The same ss Yer rerday, wi h a lin
tied demand; C. r. sides were n Id at Sc; with
buyers offering 9-l0"; ID. s shoulders were
held at &c, with sal 50 at 65sc we note sales
sales at &c buyers generally Offering 614c.
was quoted 9nc, with sales of3OJ tcs at that
quotation.
BACoN-Prices are unchanged. Round lots
are quoted as follows: Clear sides, llAc:
clear rio sides lie, and shoulders SIC.
DRIED BEEF-The market is Quotably I'M
changed. We quote iocoing lots al IOal6c.
PoRK-Prices have declined. We quote job
bling lots at So W for mess.
BACON AND LARD-There is a light demand
aud q tendency TO lower figures. The fOllowt g
quotations are for joob ng loIs Bacon Shout
ders, SIC: sugar cured shoulders, canvas, lie;
Axe: Monogram hams, canvas, 4fc; steam
lard, lOxc, kettle lard. tics, l2c; do, half bar
rel, ISc; do, kegs, lSc.
INDIANAPOLIS GROCERY MARKET.
CoFFEEs Prices have undergone no change
during the past wees though the tendency is
lower quotations for gold. Roar ting grades
D. Rio al I9al9-,c; good 10 fair al 2Oa.O1sc;
D 1me 81 q .al1ss: choice 70 fancy at 2hazS,
CHEEsE-is steady at sXss1Sc for prime to
choice factory.
MoIAssEss AND SIRUP-New Orleans molss-
ses rs worth 55a85c for fair TO fancy, and sirups
At 5OcaSl for common 70 fancy
RICE-Dealers quote at ga a for Carolina
SUGARS Prices are reported firm, with a
good demand for the various grades. Stocks
are fair. We quote refined A ilHtllAc; On
A l1sSaIIs<c; IL .IlHc; extra e. l2AaI2hc hard
circle c and b, lOszsl.hc; yellows, s14alOszc.
sOAP-We quote HoosIer ClIy commOn oaI
at 50 " per box; Tousey's German "a; other
German S4ta4 S.: W ite russian pressed cake
81 per box; Peach blossom toilet IS 80; Pure
cold 81 ~ per box
No. s. Is; No 3s2 70; No. 2 So; Parlor s. 50 per
dozen.
GANDLEsaxe quote-aOtel. s's1c; star can
COAL Oils firm at 25a26c per gallon,
INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN AND FLOUR MARKET.
CoRN-We have no special change to note
in prices, though Tor the week there mas
been u decline in all grade; the den d
is fair and sh pments large. We quote I. .;
nigh mixed 81 431Sas35zc; mixed at $zs44c;
No2 white at s315c: yellow nominal al 44c;
rel. cted at 3sa42c; no grade S5aS7c, ear dull at
A a42c.
10 promptly take the product OF the mills,
aud prices rule steady. We quote city IAN
cies al from s6a6 %; family a. % Oa5 IS;
extra at s.a47a: low grades ranging nom ~ -
az, as EQUALITY.
FEED-we quote oran at $40 25alO so with
fair demand.
OATS-che market is unchanged for the
various grades at 25a2Sc.
RYE-Ney crop is in demand at 45a5Oc.
RYE FLoUR-Steady al 20 0Oa4 IN
WHEAr-The market during the past week
fngs and prizes have been steady; choice lots
selling readily at full quotations. We quote:
No 2 red Of; No RED at S5aS5c: and No
INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCE MARKET.
APPLEs-Dull. We quote at 81 00a2 rs.
BUTTER-The market Is firm; good quail
tiles sell at 15a2Dc.
BEEswAx-Is steady at 25e per pound.
BEANs-We quote white navy at 75caSl W
per bushel from store.
EGGs-Are in light request. We quote at
loo per dozen on arrival, and dull
FOREIGN FRUIrs-We QuoCe oranges steady
at IS 81 per box. Lemons have advanced to
sl2 U0al3 % per box.
rEArHERs-Prices are steady. Old feath- |
ers are selling at 20a3Oc. Duck and mixed
feathers command 2oaSUc.
HoNEY-Ranges from 10 to % cents per
pound. according to quality.
HAY-Prlme loose pressed new timothy at
$40 per ton.
MAPLE SUGAR-We quote at lSal5c per 10.
POULTRY-The market tssteady. turkeys |
at &C per Id, ducks 81 t0a2 10 per dozen; roos-
tiers 81 cO per dozen, old hens " 70 per Dozen.
Geese, full feathers, IS 5o@I per dozen. spring
chickens 81 00a2 O.
kAGs-Cotton rags are quoted at cents per
pound
GINsENa-Dealers are paying 75c per 10 for a |
prime article.
ONIoNs-Are quoted at " 90 per barrel.
ToMAroEs-l0a1)c per busheI.
PLUMs-Are selling at - eJaS oO Per Dusn -
SWEET PoTAToES-Are selling at " o9aS w
per parrel.