The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-17

ment in rates It Marseilles a firm tone pro
VALID In tie corn II a. ket.
BELGIUM.
The tenn perature has been somewhat colder,
but Iro~t had not appeared. Al Antwerp the
market continued in a state vi great quletuaf,
and owing TO larg- supplies OF al Ainqs q
produce. quotations had given way. AT Brui-
sells the corn market maintained hrm pc
sition. f
HOLLAND.
It IS reported from Amsterdam that the
weather up 10 the present time has not ben
detrimental TO the growing COLA crop. In the
majoity OF the provincial markets the sup
ply of home grown grain mad Tor the past few
days been amp e, and In most cases eisler
pr-ces were announced.
GERMANY.
The weather up to about mid-week wts
damp and dull, but since IL had assumed q
colder character, and rather large amount
Of snow had fallen. The colder tempeia azure
was most d sirabie but for the young plants,
as the continued moisture would undoubtedly
be detrimental 10 the grain fields Az Berlin
trade IA rye had been very unimpOrtaut,
and no material advance in prices had taken
place. Wheat, however, had met Win
produce. AT Hamburg the corn marks htu
been somewhat calm in tone, but ell cereal
articles remained quotably unattered. The
stock of wheat and rye is incOnsiderable, and
from the raj ure of the c ops In the emplIe,
large imports of grain must be made until the
next harvest. At SteitIn wheat and I'VE have
realized hisher prices Throughout the s<'l-
night: and an improved feeling evidently pre-
walls in the trade.
In the Italian peninsula, and more partiou-
lady Sicily, the excess OF rain was much com
planned of. And in the upper Italian dis
tricrs a colder tenn perature was desir. d, as the
prOlongation OF moisture would cause very
serious injury. Business was quiet almost eV-
erywhere, excepting at Naples, where prices
We're exceptionally firm
AUSTRIA.
\ dead state OF calm had prevailed In the
Vienna corn MAJ ket, and but little business
on account of the holidays had transpired
Wheat vas unaltered In value. Barley met
limited sale, though some export transactions
had taken place in the heavier sorts of that
cereal.
HUNGARY.
Fine weather had at Lac supervened, after a
long continued rainfall. which had sol
dened the land as 10 convert the roadway into
lakes of liquid mud. Only a few local COM
plants upon the conCitOn of the cereal crop
were heard. At Pesth very littl business had
transpired during the se'nnignt and offers Of
wheat W re but small, with a still weaker de-
ire on the part OF buyers TO operate.
NORTH RUSSIA.
In the north of the empire business in
cereals was completely suspended.
SOUTH RU ssIA.
a postal advice from O iessa, l to 18th inst,
presented a rather active character,
and If trade had not been so brisk
before it was mainly due TO The
small quantity stiu remaining on hand was
held with great fiImness, a. from the COM
plete suspension of railway service, little OF
40 fresh supplies could be expected this sea-
son. aud therefore holders were now in q pc
sition - exa"t their own terms from intend
ing puro lasers.
The market duriog the past week has de-
clined somewhat, and to-day was dull, with
light demand, buyers demanding concess ons
which holders are not oil, Oosed to grant. Hogs
are we lker, out side prices being IS % for best
z AIDES.
ON CHANGE.
The attendance to-day was small and Trans
actions unimportant.
Dispatches ON Change.
NEW YORK.
WHEAT-Nominally unchanged; Chicago
81 IS al IS; Milwaukee 81 sal 81; red winter
nominally 81 SOL IS.
CURS-Quiet ana firm; no grade 5e5S@6oc;
mixed so.
OArs-Quiet and steady; mixed 4335lc.
PoRK-Quiet; sl7 90 bid March; ST. rs April.
LARD-Quiet; Sill S21s January; Sll IS Feb
ruary; sll so March; sll 90 April.
GoLD-lo64-
BALTIMORE.
WHEAT-Strong; plices unchanged.
FLoUR-strong; gOod demand.
Constituted western 5914@5gsc, spot or jan
uary; 6O1sc February 6l9saSl}zc March; sl1s@
V2c April.
CINCINNATI.
PoRK-Quiet. sl7 50.
BACON Steady, 75z-l0- 10Y -l3-14c.
MBATs-f inner; not quotably higher; G14-sA
90.
LARD-ouiet. $40 sO-l2-l2 25.
FLoUR-Strong and higher, S7,O0g7 Is.
WHEAr-Firm, 81 4S9l 55-Sl 50@i 50,
CoRS-steady, iSC9t5c.
oArs-steady, 3I@Ssc.
CHICAGO.
WHEAT-Easier; 81 301< cash and january
81 3l1s9l 3l14 February; 81 331s9l $50 March
CoRN-Dull f4c cash January; 41zc Febru-
airy; 451zc NJ arch; 1870 May.
OATs-Firm; 355sc January; S6c February ;
3e1z@S65sc March.
PoRK-Quiet; SIT 50 February, SIT IS March,
slS l59ls 20 April.
LARD-Quiet; sll lO@ll l25< February, gil 30
March, Sill 50 April.
Cur MEArs-Boxed quiet; shoulders nomi-
naIiy SIC; long clear, $50; short ribs sc;
short clear Sc; long clear, short clear SIC BID
GREEs MEATs-Hams, S9zGs5sc-l6 average.
Hoos-Estimated receipts, $500. Light grades
59i0c higher.
| CALL BOARD ON CHANGE
3Se was bid for ear corn on track.
Ear corn offered at 3oc, and sod
Sl4 50 bid for bran. No offers.
SALES ON CHANGE
cars wheat........ 81 IS
car 40
| car oats ..... ....... ......... go. ...--- 80
3 cars mixed corn, (. o. Al
3 cars n. IN. corn, compromise cars-...... Al
car rejected oats...---------.-..----.-.-- 80
STOCKS IN STORE TO DATE.