The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-02-17
6.eOO'pOunds at 2sc $50. pounds at 2S]Ic and
6 10 pounds at 95c.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Quotations from New York, Cincinnati and
ElsewhRre.
INDIANAPOLIS. ISD.,

INDIANAPOLIS. ISD.,
MONDAY EVENING. Feb. Is.
Some buyers were on the dry goods market
today, showing readiness to purchase, which
was quite agreeable to jobbers, and which also
showed an activity in business circles on the
other end OF the line. The price OF American
indigo calicos today is 81 cents, snd that of
American shirting prints cents. This Is the
predicted advance and customers are as free
to buy at that price az they were at &c less.
The agents, however, have put up the bars and
say mo more at the old price," Dealers are
opening quite a line of new designs IN light
spring work-oardinal and black. Brown and
bleached are showing more signs OF lie. Nine
and ten quarter sheetings in particular are be-
ing taken freely by the trade at the extreme
low prices now ruling. The grocery trade re-
mains quiet Sugars are firm. Eggs are lower.
Some local dealers in feathers are inclined to
laugh at the idea OF trust being formed.
feathers are firm with an improved tendency
and trade is good. Fruits aud vegetables are
active.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Flour-Receipts
q, 536 packages; exports 940brls, 26. $50 sacks;
active; stronger; sales, 34,7OO brls. Cornmeai
Quiet. Wbeat-Receipts, 21S.250; exports,
PIG, 39l bu; sales, 80, $50 0O0 futures, 304, 600
spot; spot market decidedly higher, scarcity
checking business, firm; No. red, Sl.0714;
store and elevator, Sl.06Agl.0Sz atioat, Sl.O52s
@IO9H +. 0. b; No.3 red, Sl.0411G1.05H;
ungraded red. 7S}4c@sl.os]4; No. l northern.
$1.0534G1.0S11; No. l hard. Sl.O114GIO9X;
options ective and higher and firm; opening
3s@7sc higher on higher cables, reported
large export purchases and an advance
of &c in the California market; declined
16114c on the heavy selling for western &C.
count free selling by foreigners
and local realizing; advanced II
@214c decrease in visible. late cables
higher, short covering and foreigners buying;
closing 11S@217c over Saturday; No. 2 red,
Feb, closing S1.071s; March. $l.O5 l-5Gl.OI'
closing Sl.065s; April, Sl.O4 closing Sl.O6; May,
! $1.02I4@1.04, closing Sl035s; June, S1.0035Gu
LOIS, closing Sl.015s July, 9S12G1OO14e, clos
| ing $l.0014; Aug, 96G9Sl4c. closing, 9S14c.
| Rye-Stronger quiet; western, 95tgg1c. Stocks
/ of grain in store and aiost Feb 49, Wheat,
| 45S2 los; corn, 1884 1913; oats, l.45QO4S; rye,
| 946, CAS-; barley, 239, 63S; peas, 6503 Barely
| Quiet. Corn-Receipts, 1925; exports, H.
| 993; sales, $500 futures, 1S7 900 spot; spot
\ market weaker No. 2, Acc elevator. SOC afloat;
| ungraded mixed, 49, 94e34c; No. g. 4S(g4919c;
1 steamer mixed, 4S12049Ac; options opened
| receipts West, better weather and increased
| visible supply; advanced 1{@5sc with wheat,
! closed steady, unchanged to 80 down; Feb,
| 49@491sc, closing 400; March, 494@49l3c.
/ closing 491zc; April. 49$4g5Oc. closing DOC;
/ May, 4Y149495sc, closing 1850; July, 4s24
/ @49c, closing ACC. Oats-Receipts, IS, 100; ex-
ports, LOCO; sales, 10000 futures, 10000 spot;
| spot market Irregular, quiet, closing steady
| options dull. easy; Feb closing SsAc; March,
| 3Sxc. closing 36l2c; May, 351sG3754c, clos
Ing S724c; No. white, Feb, 3734c; No. white,
| S734GI3Sc; mixed western, 361z g371<; white do.
374@H19c; No.2 Chicago. 3714c. Hay
| Quiet. Hops-Easy quiet. Co1se-Options
| opened barely steady, IL TO 90 points down,
closing barely steady, 10 to 80 points down;
sales, 1860 bags, March, 131O@13.35c; April,
l2.9Oc; May, 1265@12S5c; June, l255GGl2 zoe
July, 1245@l2-65c; Sept 124OC9l2;46'
spot Rio. dull, steady; No. Z, 1870
| Sugar-Raw more active; sales, 1S6 hhds. end
| 6S bags Museovado SO Test at &c; $4,000 bags
centrifugals 90 test at 7-16c c. j. f., and 5O9
bags molasses sugar, SO test at l1-l6c; refined,
| quiet and steady. Molasses-Foreign. quiet;
New Orleans, steady, quiet. Rice-Steady,
| quiet. Eggs-Dull. weaker; western, &c; re-
! ceipts, 3.OS9 packages POrk-Firm, quieti
mess $9.75@10.50; extra prime. $40; middles,
| quiet; no short clears. Cut Meats-Dull, firm.
| Lard-Firm; fair demand; western, firm,
closed $500; sales, $3.50 tierces; options sales,
500 tierces; Feb, 1886. closing S6.S6; March.
| closed $6.S7 bid; May, S7G7.0S. Butter
Steady; western dairy. 1S0S2So; do creamery,
2l@31c; do factory, 16@2Se; Elgin, 3093O11c.
Cheese-Firm; fair demand; part skins, 69
| 1015c.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 49, lour-Stronger;
family, $3.6O@3.7 20; fancy. $410@450. Wheat
In good demand; stronger; No. red, 94(195c;
| receipts, 1000; shipments, $500. Corn
Weaker: No. 2 mixed, 40c. Oats-LOwer; No.
mixed. 32@321zc. Rye-In fair demand; No.
2 s60,SSc. Pork-Quiet at $12. Lard-Steady
al S6.4O. Bulk Meats-Quiet; firm at $5.S713.
Bacon-In good demand at S6.S715. Whisky
Steady; sales 1,203 bris. of finished goods on
a basis $1.14. Butter-Steady; fancy Elgin
creamery, S0@31c; Ohio. 25d27c; good to
prime dairy roll. I6@l8e. Linseed ed Oil i
fined, 41sa5Lo; New Orleans. 314G4c. Eggs
Easier at zoe. Cheese-Firm; prime to choice
cured Ohio flat, 11@l11Ic.