The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-20
June IS, 1877.

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DAILY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAP-
OILS MARKETS.
Indianapolis Provision Market.
BULK MEATs-The market to-day was more
animated and prices advanced; sales of C. T.
sides at 81 IS at country points were reported,
as also NOOOOl lbs city c. r. at &c; we quote the
asking prices: c. r: sides at &c; clear sides
61s97c: shoulders sc; long clear boxed SIC;
s. p; shoulders S.ac; 8: p. hams 5000.
lard, tierces, S3s9S1zc; kettle t54@9c.
JoBBING QUorATIoNs-Jobbers report fair
trade, with prices steady. We quote: bacon
shoulders 61a@6Nc; sugar-cured do Marie;
bacon, clear sides SIC; breakfast bacon,
packed l09l01zc; sugar cured hams l014@l01zc.
indianapolis Grain and Flour Market.
CoRN-There was an improved feeling IN the
market to-day, under the Influence of Chicago
reports Indicating frmness and higher prices.
High mixed was in some demand at lc adj
Tepe very 1yer vSt an s,d pia wniie ShTTrhg
margin. Mixed was dnli at 1870 bid on track
no sales. Futures were neglected except July,
which was offered at 46c; 44%c bid. There are
few speculative orders on the market now,
that element having subsidized for the present.
As rule the present spectators are actual
holders of grain, who could have taken higher
prices than prevail now.
The following figures show the receipts of
corn at this point for the first t. o weeks of
June, 1916. June, 1877.
l,ll6,S00 bu 100000 blu.
The following were the quotations at the
close of the call board. u 80 o'clock:
White-NOne offered.
Yelow-None offered.
46c asked.
Mixed-Inactivea at 4S1zc bid track.
July-In better demand; 441c bid track; 4ic
elevator; cars offered at Acc.
August-Nominally 45c..
Ear corn-2 cars offered ct 45c.
Rejected-None offered.
Inspected into store in this CITY the PAST "a
hours 5000 bu.
WHEAT-The market is lower All wheat
sold by sample; quotations nominal: No 81 90:
No2 81 so: No 81 3O9l 40; rejected slgl %.
FLoUR-Prces are steady; we quote in 100
Dbl lots fancies al SO 0O@9 so; family S. 90; ex-
range from 81 to 81 50 above 100 Dbl prices.
OATs-Dull at 35@S7c for rejected.
BRAN-Is dull at sl3@l3 90 per ton.
Indianapolis Produce Market.
GREEN vEGErABLEs-Cucumbers selling at
bu; beans are firm at 81 30 per bu; cabbage
81 5O@2 70 per bbl; tomatoes 81 0O@5 20 per b1 I;
currants 81 5O9S co per blu; caulifower 81 per
dozen.
APPLEs-we quote at "a 5Oa5 90 per Dbl for
Michigan and eastern; western " 5Og3 90. New
apples are coming in and selling at 75c per box
of One-third of a buShel.
BUTTER-The demand is moderate at quota
tons. shippers are paying loo. and it is sell
SEESWAX-2oc.
EGGs-Receipts are more liberal and prices
per dozen, and from store at lie.
FEATHERs-Rule active and steady. We
quote: prime i've geese al 3og4Oc; mixed.
geese andduck, zoe; old feathers l0925c.
HoNEY-Ranges from 2O92zc per pound.
according 10 quality.
HAY-The market is dull and we quote tim
PoULTRY-There is a fair demand reported
at unchanged figures. Turkeys, alive, 70 pei
Id: ducks 275 per dog; ROSTERS u per S dozi
SO 90 per doz Geese, full feathers 81 so per doz.
RAGs-Are steady and unchanged, and we
quote good cotton rags az lH92c per 10.
UNIoNs-Cholce yellow selling from store at
S. SOFAS per bill Top onionsNMost desirable
prime quality, buying at 81 75g2 90 per BUSH
Ell; held at 81 75G2 10, according to quality.
Bottom sets selling at A@i so per bushel.
PorAToES-The demand Is fair at quota
lions; we quote old at 81 l5@l Is per bu on ar
rival, according TO quality, from store. loD-
bling sales l00Sl5c higher. New potatoes are
In good demand and prices are higher at y 90
CRANBKRRIEs-Are selling at 50 25@S IS PER
bushei and at sSall Der barrel. u,f-
DRIED FRUIrs-There is but little doing and
prices are nominal Apples. new, 4941zc per To-.
Peaches, bright peeled, nom. lS1z922c; halves
unpeeled, l2@iSc; quarters I@sc; mixed i &c ~
SrRAwBERRIEs-Are in fair demand and
GoosEBERRIEs-Are in fair demand and
prices are lower. We quote at y W per bu.
Indianapolis Grocery Market.
There is an active business being transacted
in staple goods.
CoFFEEs-The demand is light, but market
stronger at an advance of &c advance in the
east. We quote: Ordinary grades of Rio 10
a2Oc; good to fair 2O1x@2l1zc; prime 2@23c |;
choice to fancy 231za24Izc: Java 27930c.
CHEEsE-Prime new is held at l21sgl214c.
MoI.ASsEs AND SIRUP-QuoJatloiis are I'M
changed. New Orleans molasses Is worth for
new crop 55@6Sc. for fair to fancy, and sirups
at 5Oc0Sl for common to fancy.
RICE-Is active. We quote at 6x9S1zc for
Carolina; 61z9Sc for fair TO best Louisiana.
SUaARs-Trade is improving, but prices are
weakening. We mo- a decline of &c. Refined
A at l21sgl214c; on A ussgl2c; extra 9 I149
llssc; hard ~ 9l3c; circle @ and lO54siIc;
yellows l04@l01zc.
soAP-we quote Tousey's German &c per 10;
other German 61z@7c per 10; White Russian
pressed cake IS 7696 CO.; Rabbits, 81 0O97 p
per box.
CANDLEs-we quote: Hotel, ls92Oc; star can
dies, 15H@l7c: common pressed. l3519i4zc
TEAS-We have no change to note In prices,
and the demand is rair.
Young hyson, common ......-..........-S S9 80
Young Hyson, fair to good...--........... 40@ %
Young Tyson, choice...-.... IU9 o
Young hyson, extra choice....-........... SOL 70
Imperial, common 5g ~
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