The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14
DAILY REVIEW OF THE INDIAHAP.
OILS MARKETS.
IndtanapoIts Proxfston Market.

BULK MEATS-The market Is without antma-
ton, and transact ions are unimpOrtant. Prices
are weak. but to-day shows more steadiness.
We quote c. r. sides at 1910; clear sides TIC;
shoulders sc
LARD-The market is steady and we quote
lard. tierces, &c; kettle, loo; do half bbls,
pork, slo 90, bacon shoulders, packed. 7sIc
sugar-cured do, packed, SIC; bacon clear sides,
packed, 109l0Lc; breakfast bacon, packed,
l29i21zc; sugarcured hams II h@ll1zc; steamed
lard, l01zc; settle lard, ties, lie; kettle lard, u
bbl, li1zc: kettle lard. kegs, ll1lc.
Indianapolis Grain and Flour Market.
CoRN-was higher for spot or March, aud
firmly held, with offers 10 sell ut SS4c regular.
and no demand: May was off &C, with sellers
It'll asking 42c; ear corn in better dema I'd at
an advance OF lc, with sales at CSC.
The following were the closing bids at call
hoard at I2:l5 O'clock:
High mixed track ............... ........... 3S
Mixed ON track, $50 lsked IN elevator. 3Ssz
March, last half track S1a
April, on track 3Szc-last half 80
May mixed, regu ar, 4lc-asked..-..........-..4 AZ
We quote mixed in elevator sSL;c. Inspected
into store in this city the past "a hours, $500
bu: inspected out for shipment, ,S0U blu. Stock
n store yesterday, 303, ITO bu.
FLoUR-The market is unchanged. We quote
low grades at 50 1894 60; extra 81 1906 Is; SUI
WHEAT-In good demand; holders are ask
ing 81 3Oal 50 for Nos red; No 2 red 81 4U9
=: choice . a. amber ,s 81 4osi So rejected 81 log
OATs-Are firmer and in demand: prices
range from SO94Oc; rejected 33935c; seed oats
KYE-In fair demand at 6S@70c.
FEED-Bran Is steady, but there Is little Of
tered: quotations sl3 509l3 70 (. o. b. Fine
according to brand s. 45s2 IS per Dbl: nemi-
nal.
Indianapolis Produce Market.
APPLEs-Market quiet. we quote at $50
BUrrER-Not much coming in; sellers are
paying l49l6c: poor IOc.
bEEswAx-25c.
BFANs-We quote whire navy at 81 6se2 90
per oushe; from store 81 S092 Is.
EGes-Shippers are paying 10 per dozen
on arrival. Demand good for all receipts. II
the dresent cold weather holds prices VIII ad-
vance In a day or two
FEArHERs-very dull; receipts light. We
quote prime live geese at $50 zoe; mixed, geese
and duck, 10@25c; old feathers l09SOc.
aoNEY-Ranges from z@Z2c per pound,
HAY-There is nothing doing in hay. The
local demand Is supplied from country wagons
at 81 5O@S SO per ton.
alive, 1850 per Id: ducks 81 50 per dog: roos-
ters 81 30 per dog; hens 81 2592 rs per doz;
poultry: We quote chickens, N. Y. dressed,
5aSc per ID; full dressed. & 50@S % per dog.
Turkeys, N. Y. dressed, $3.50 per ID; full
RAGs-Are In good demand, and we quote
good cotton rags NJ lH@1c Der 10.
ONIoNs-ecarce and in demand; quoted at
t605 per barrel.
PoTAroEs-Are steady. We quote: S5casl per
hu In car load lots; from store l0@ljc higher.
Sweet potatoes 81 2S92 30 per bbl
CRANBERRIES-Are selling at % 5O04 90 per
bushe and ut s90ll Der barrel.
Indianapolis Grocery Market.
CoFFKEs-Prfces steady; we quote: ordinary
| T. AIDES Rio 2O02O1zc; good to faiItzl921H prime
2la2sc; choice TO fancy 2S1l9A1sc: and Java
29gSlc.
CHEEsE-Prlces nrm we quote at l5@161<c.
MoLAssEs AND SIRUP-QuoJaJions un-
changed. New Orleans molasses Is worth for
| new crop 52@63c. for fair to fancy. and sirupe
At 5Oc0>SI tor common to fancy.
RICE+Deaiers quote at 6071<c for Carolina;
| 51<67c for fair to best Louisiana.
SUeARs-Prices have a sofiening tendency.
| We quote refined A al ll1sglls<c: on A NJ 'I9
| llHc; extra O at l0H@llc; hard
| l2x@lzzc; circle G and B, l09lO1zc: yellows
| ezai0c Fair to choice New Orleans s1<9l01<c.
soAP-We quote HoosIer City common Daz
| at - 50 per box; Tousey's German SIC per ID
other German N04 50 per box; White Russian
/ press ed cake 8: Babbftt's, 81 2507 50 per box
| CANDLnt-We quote. hote., ISel1Dc, star can
dies. l6.<@l8c; common pressed, ls1<0l4<c.