The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-11
DAILY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAP
OILS MARKETS.


Indianapolis Provision Market.
BULK MEATs-7he market to-day ruled
steady and prices as compared with yesterday
are unchanged. We quote: C.. r. sides at 81 50;
EGGS plshoulders exc; s. p. hams 9@a11c.
LARD-Tne market is steady ana we quote
p. s. lard, tierces, 50 80; kettle, lOHe soa,,
pork, SIS so; bacon shoulders, packed, TIC;
sugar-cured do packed, SIC; bacon clear sides,
lOc; breakfast bacon, packed ll1z@l2c; sugar
cured hams uHc.
Indianapolis Grain and Flour Market.
CoRN-Market strong, without much activ-
ity. The offerings are very light and the de-
mand, principally for spot, was poorly sup
fers. Futures firm and higher. but quiet.
The following were the closing bids at call
board at l2:l5 O'clock:
High mixed 42c (. o. b.: 421zc asked on track
April, last half. Al nc track.
May, 4214c regular; 44c asked.
June, regular, 42c.
Ear corn, 39c
Inspected into store in this city the past "a
none. Stock IN store yesterday, 2s2,s2s bn.
FLOUR-Market firm. We quote fancies at
81 7s@s Is; family 81 OO@7 so; extra So 5O97 o.;
WHEAT-There is a good demand; all wheat
sold by sample; we quote No u "a; No2Si %;
No 81 As; NO4 81 35; rejected 81 l59l 80
Stocks in store here on yesterday, iO,Ils.
OATs-Dull. We quote rejected at 3l@32c ;
seed oats S59S7c, sold by sample;
BRAN-In good demand; sl7 W bid.
indianapolis Produce Market.
APPLE+Continue in good demand at
former prices. We quote at 81 50 a3 90 per Dbl
for Michigan and eastern western 81 50@2 50.
mand and prices are nominal. shippers are
paying: lac, and it is selling in store at lsc.
BEEswAx-2oc.
| BEANs-In good request. We quote white
navy AT u Is per bushel from store.
EGGs-There is good demand for all COM
fwnnrf IL. nw.A ~ H..
paying lie per dozen on arrival. Commission
sales from store are made at l3@i3hc:
fEATHERS Are unchanged. We quote
prime live geese at 40942c; mixed geese and
duck. 20925c: old feathers 10925c.
HoNEY-Ranges from 2o@22c per pound,
HAY-Wagon hay is scarce and the market
rules firm. The local demand Is supplied
from country wagons at - 0oa9 90 per ton.
POULTRY-There is but little activity In
poultry and quotations rule steady. Turkeys,
alive, &c per Id; ducks e 80 per doz; ROSTERS
y 2og2oS per dos; hens 50 rs per doz. Geese,
RAGs-Are steady and unchanged, and we
quote good COTTON rags at l15@1c per 10:
81 2lai SO per Dbl. Top onionseMost desirable
prime quality, buying at u 75@2 90 per BUSH
| Ell; held at 81 oO92 80, according to quality.
Bottom sets selling at s4a4 80 per bushel
PorATOEs-In moderate demand; we quote
| at WcMSl 20 per on on arrival, according TO
ssiing at s. sss y per
bushei and at sail Der barrel.
DRIED FRUITS-PeacheS are In active de-
mand, with an advance In quotations. Apples,
new, 3a3xc per 10. Peaches, bright peeled,
nom. lSh@Z2c: halves, unpeeled, l29l3c; quar-
| tiers. 1890: mixed. lie.
Indianapolis Grocery Market.
The market is reported quite active, with
country orders coming in freely; prices rule
firm.
OoFTKEs-Firmer; prices unchanged; we
| quote: ordinary grades Rio ly920c; good to
| fair x0J92lXc prime 202sc; choice TO fancy
| 23H0Akc: and Java 2983lc.
| CHEEsE-Uncnanged we quote at 79l71<c.
MoLAesEs AND 5IRUP-Quotations are un-
| changed. New Orleans molasses is worth for
| new crop 52963c, for fai- to fancy, and sirupe
1t 50ce33I tor common to fancy.
RIcE-Dealers quote at 6es71zc for Carolina;
| 51<a7c for fair TO best Louisiana.
sUoARs-In fair demand and frm. We
lie; extra ct l01<@i05zc; nard, llz<9l21@c;
| circle q and b l0t0lO1<c; yellows, g19l0c; fair
to choice New Orleans 91<0i0c-