The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-07-19
FRE1eBrs TO SOUTHERN POINTS.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIAN.
APOLIS MARKETS.
INpIANAroLIs PRov1s1oN MARKEr


INDIANAPOLIS PROVISION MARKET.
BULK MEATs-The market to-day was quiet
and weaker, though holder are asking ABOUT
the sane prices as prevailed on Yesterday.
700 lbs were sold at that figure, but buyers
were contendiDg for re with no sales; clear
rib sides are held at GssalDkc. but we heard
of no transactions. 3. p. hams are quoted at
DRIED BEEF-we quote iobbing lots at l5c.
LARD-ls a shade weaker and we quote
round lots kettle at lie; p.s at lla1l1zc cash
and July.
Forgive quote jobbing lots at 81 90 for
mess, and s23 for clear.
BACON AND LARD-We have no change
to note in quotations, and joboing sales are
made st the following figures: bacon Shout
ders, l0c: sugar cured shoulders, canvas, lie;
bacon clear sides, EAc; breakfast canvas,
&c; Monograno hams. canvas. i4szc: steam
lard. l21c kettle lard, ties, ls1zc; do, half bar
rel, l4c; do, kegs, l4c.
INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN AND FLOUR MARKET.
CoRE-A good demand prevails and ali
sound lots are readily taken at quotatio MS
Stocks and receipts are light. Rejected corn
is dull and lower, We quote I. o. b. high mixed
s7Ec; NJ. sSc: no grade S5ascc: ear .5a4sc e0 On
track.
FLoUR-Prices are quotably unchanged
quote city fancies at from IS 75a7 IS; extra
city fancy " 60ao o.: family az IS 75a6 Is; coun-
try family - 75a5 %; extra At y 2>a4 IS: low
FEED-We quote bran at ssas so with a
fair demand.
OArs-The market continues to rule dull.
a31c; rejected 25c.
RYE-Nominal at 6Oae5c. None Offering.
RYE FLOUR-Steady at "a 5Da4 r.
WHEAT-The market is quiet and millers
are not disposed to pay prices asked by farm
ers We quote: Prime red at slal 05; prime
amber 81 06al 10; holders asking Sc above the
crop OF "A, 81 GOAL 20.
INDIANAPOLIS GROCERY MARKET.
CoFFEEs-A fair demand has characterized
the market during the weeR, and prices are
aI quo az 1neasngd zoo * Ros ssir ting grades Q!
prime at 0s21ze; choice to fancy at lSa2Shc
CHxEsE-Is steady at sslOc for prime 70
MoLAssEs AND S1RUP-New Orleans molas-
ses Is worth 55a65c for fair to fancy, and sirups
It 5OcaSl for common to fancy.
RICE-Dealers quote at 7aBc for Carolina: 6a
70 for fair to best Louisiana.
SUGARs-The market rules firm and prices
have advanced and stilI higher figures may be
looked for. We quote refined NJ u%aiILc;
tor A. OF A 11aI14c; lOsz lilo for extra G.
ia 21zc hard; circle and 4, los4sllc; vel
SoAP-We quote Hoosier City common bar
at So so per box; Tousey's German 81: other
German s494 81: White Russian pressed cake
S. per box; Peach blossom toilet So 81; Pure
Gold 81 50 per box.
BRooMs-we quote-Common 81 per dozen;
No. 4 8 Is; No Ss275; No. So; Parlor u 50 per
CANDLEs-We quote-HoteI, 7Ua2lc; star can
dies, l61SslSc; common pressed. lS1Sal41Sc.
INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCE MARKET.
Commission merchants report a fair trade.
but prices on most OF the articles In dealers
hand are steadily declining. Butter is weak
as are also eggs. Poultry is steady with a fair
demand.
APPLEs-We quote new crop at So 50aS 90.
BUTTER-The market is weaker. We quote
country butter at l2al4c, and iobbers are sell
Ing at l4al6c; Michigan butter, lSc.
BEEswA3EIs steady at sc per pound:
per bushel from store.
EGGs-Prices are declining. We quote at
9alIc per dozen on arrival.
at S. 81 per box. Lemons are held hrm at
IS 50s9 on per box.
FEATHERS find quick sale. Old
feathers are selling at z0a3Oc. Duck and mixed
feathers comman1 20a3Uc.
HoNEY-Ranges from 20 10 % cents per
pound, according to quality.
RAY-DeaIers report a light local demand.
We quote: Prime timothy, large bales, sllal2:
No. /, large bales, STALL: large bales $40. Mid
land prairie, s6aIl. Slough gross, So OOasS 10.
MAPLE SUGAR-We quote at l3a5c peg Id.
PoULTRY-The market is firm with fair de-
mand, and we quoie turkeys at &c per Id
ducks s2a2 q per dozen; ROSTERS 2 per
dozen; old hens ~ y 26as 50 per dozen. Geese,
full feathers, u gOas 20 per dozen. Spring
RAGs-Cotion rags are quoted at cents per
NEW PorAroEs-Are in good supply and
lower. Are selling at s1sl rs per barrel.
GINsENG-Dealers are paying 76c per 10 for a |
prime article.
CABBAGE selling at 75casI Is per bar |
rel-55 to 20 heads.
BLAcKBERRIEs-Are in light supply and are |
selling a IS CO.'S 10 per stand.
ROASTING EARs-Are on the market and |
are selling at salOc per doz by commission /
merchants.
ONIoNs-Are quoted at So so per barrel.
WHoRTL EBERRIES-Are In good supply at |
So co per bushel.
INDIANAPOLIS DRY GOODS MARKET.
DRY GOODS-Trade is fair for the season,
Changes being nGf poTana as aps M
last week.
BArrING-or Ordinary. lOal21sc middling, l5c;
BRowN DsILIIse-Nashville, 10; Pepperel,
l0c; stark, loo.
TICKING Omego 81 inch, lsc; Amoskeag, A
town, IS lnch, zoe; q irch, lie; 50 inch, i5c;
plaid zoe.
-HIRTINe STRIPES. American .s-3, lOllc; 3-s,
zzA i5c; Xxx, isSsc; otis cheSiots, Ai h1 1lS
PAPER CAMBRIcs-Common colors,.. 5hc;
high -olors, cent higher:
ri mac, Richmond, Oriental and U0nestoga,
Sc; sprague's fancy, SIC: Freeman, Sc;
standaEd shirting prints: SSac: Albion solid
c0lors. SIC: Wamsutta, @: Mourning prints,
SIC. job lots old styl as low as SC.
CARPET CBAIN-White, lsc; coiored, 5c;
coverlet warp, &c.
BROWN SHEETlNGs-vermont. SC: Nash vile
50; Vaudeville, &c; Idaho, &c; New Albany,
SIC; stark A., &c; Laurel D., $40; Laurel a.,
go; Park A., 5xc; Granite B., &c; Bedford R.,
SIC; Pepp N. &c; Pepp o.. 7szc; Pepp R., TIC; /
BLEAoHED sHEEr1Nes-Lonsdale. 10y Hope
$50: Black stone, 91zc :Mascoment l0c: Hill SIC:
"A, exc; Dwight star, loo: Vaughn Xxx. &c;
Red Dog, &c Quaker 71zc; Cambrics, Lonsdale,
l4c; Young Warrior, lO1zc: Jabes Knight, SIC;
Vamsutta. l3c: New York Mills, l31zc.
GRAIN BAGS-Amoskeag A., 20c; Lewiston
A., 221sc; Stark. 25c; Union, 2xc; Banner.
2lc: Aontaup, 2Zc.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
CANDY-Prices are firm under the advanc-
ing tendency in sugars. We quote: -s.ts
hod st1Uor nd ofl A In n