The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-09
DAILY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAP-
Oils MARKETS.
indianapolis Provision Market.

BULK MEATS-Tle market to-day was quiet
and essentially unchanged as compared with
the pass few days. Holders anticipate an adj
vance, and are not disposed to make conces-
o1s We continue N to SS0te s. sides
clear boxed 754S71sc; p. shoulders sc; s. p
hams 91z@l0c.
lard. tierces, &c: kettle lU5zc.
JoBBING QUOrATIoNs-Jobbers report fair
trade, with prices steady. We quote: Clear
ers re; sugar-cured do SIC; bacon, clear Sides
lOc breakfast bacon, packed Il1zc; sugar cured
hams l2c.
Indianapolis Grain and Flour Market.
CORN-Was quiet and dull. Yesterday IS
prices were not sustained, except on small lots
of mixed for immediate delivery. There was
no demand for high mixed. Futures were gen.
orally neglected.
Inspected into store in this city the past "a
hours, IL 900 bu.
FLoUR-The prices have advanced and are
firm; we quote in 100 Dbl lots; fancies at $40 so
QlO IS; family So SOFAS 70; extra 81 75@S co; su-
perfine s. 7566 50. Retail prices range from
81 90 to s. 50 above 100 Dbl prices.
WHEAT-The market is firm, with an up
ward tendency. We quote: No 81 00g2 10:
No 2 81 80: No 81 80; No 81 20: rejected 81 40.
OATs-Prices are steady at 3S9f0c for rejected.
RYE-The market is unchanged at SS9sOc for
BRAN-Is firm at sls 5O@2O per ton.
indianapolis Produce Market.
GREEN vEGErABLEs-Lettuce selling at 81 50
d2 90 per Dbl; spinach selling at S101 . per
bbi: kaIe selling at 75c@sI 90 per bb1; onions
selling at l0Gl2c per dozen punches; radishes
selling at 2ogz5c per dozen punches; cnS ;S,n
at S2G2 80 per box.
APpLEs-Are firm at yesterdays advance.
we quote at 50 80 al 20 per Dbl for Michigan
and eastern western 81 5O@3 90.
BUrTER--Is quiet and unchanged. Shippers
are paying 10, and 1t is selling in store at l69
lSc.
bEEswAx-25c.
BEANs-In good request. We quote white
navy at sz4O oer bushel from store.
fr(t39-RpCaiDtS more liberal and prices
are weaker, but not quotably lower. shippers
are paying 10c Der dozen on arrival. Commits
sion. sales from store are made at l09llc.
FEArHERs-Are steady and firm. We quote:
prime live geese at 4Oc; mixed, geese and
duck. 9@25o; old feathers lo@2oc. -.
according TO quality.
HAY-The market is dull and we quote tim
PoUIrEY~fhe demand is fairly active at
quotations We quote: Turkeys, alive, &c per
10; ducks 50 per doz; ROSTERS " % per doz;
hens So 81 per doz. Geese. full feathers, 81 80
per doz.
RAos-Are steady and unchanged, and we
aa uw1osSs~choice yellow selling from store at
81 25@4 so per Dbl. Top onions-Most desirable
prime quality, buying at 81 75@2 90 per bush
Bottom sets selling at s494 50 per bushel.
PoTAToEs-Are scarce with good demand
at full figures; we quote at 81 l6si - per ou
jobbing sales l06l5c higher.
CRANBKRRIKs-Are selling at 50 2593 IS per
DRIED FRUTIs-There is but little doing and
prices are nominal. Apples. new, Sg5lac per 10.
unpeeled, l29l3c; quarters. 1890; mixed. llc-
indianapolis Grocery Market.
The grocery market rules very active to-day
and prices were well maintained.
.,oFFEEs-Are In good request at our figures:
We continue TO quote: Ordinary grades Of
Rio l91z@201zc; good to fair 2l@22c; prime 22h
@slc
CHKEsE-Prime new is held at 140141zc.
MoLAssEs AND SIRUP-QuoJatfons are un-
changed. New Orleans molasses Is worth for
new crop 55@Ssc, for fair to fancy, and sirups
at 5Oc9$l for common TO fancy.
RIcE-Dealers quote at 6559s1zc for Carolina;
6h08c for fair TO best Louisiana.