The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-13

feeling more or less confident eslecially on
teas. Coffee, in view of the speculative element,
this market The U prndnns narkets are
only moderately active; good butter Is
always In demand, but the poor stuff
OF whieh there are large quantities on the market,
sells slow. Fresh eggs are wanted at quotations.
ENOrbltant prices for poultry are still paid, and
onr fullest quotations can be readily realized.
Holders OF hog products are all bulls on the mar
ket. There Is good amount of quiet looking
around that gives promise of resulting in bnsl-
ness when 1t looks possible that values are I'M
likely to take any decided turn one way or
another. With the market in it's present state of
manipulation the position of supplies plays
secondary part. Packers are enabled TO run the
MARKET as they please; stocks are remarkably
low ioT TINS season of the year, and with the
usual requirements, Accommodations are unlikely
10 take place. Holders OF goods show no ankle
W 10 sell, aud the export demand is coed, but
prizes prizes are advanced so much more rapidly than
Shippers have their limits extended that COM
paratlvely few trades are eunsummated.
GRAIN.
The "bnlls J." in the wheat market are in high
Rlee over the continued strength in prices. Deal
ers are showing a good deal of interest, and on
Change bidding is lively for all cereals. The
Board of Trade Price Current says wheat is
strong and active; prices higher than Saturday
for No. and No. red and February, No.
Mediterranean and March remaining the same.
Prices for future delivery hold their own, 81 0S
being bid for April wheat. Buyers confident,
and sellers, while reasonably plenty, are some
what cautious. Liverpool market steady, with
slight upward tendency. Wheat on passage
strong, and off coast steady. Toledo and New
York about same as Saturday, and Chicago from
4d Sc weaker. Wequote:
No. Mediterranean, track
No. red. track. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l.07a
10, reu' traHk-- -----------------.---- 1.Vo,
feOrnary, track l.u6A2
March, track. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.07
Aprll, track 1.OSl2
Mixed, track. Observation-Disclosures. LOB
ffstJectei, traek -..--. ;.----------------. Ao0
understandable, track SO
No Grade, track 20
CONFIRM and active. Sales 10 cars OF I'M
merchantnule were made on Change at 50l2c
reg. also oars at 81 reg. Arrivals very light;
not sninclent to supply the local demand Sea-
board Is firmer, with prices advanced S6c. Chi
cago, however, is about l9G off. We quote:
No. white, track ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Yellow, track Observation-Disclosures.
High mixed, track .53la
Mixed, track ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
REJECTED, 6BleS...--
Unmerchantabie sales regular.
Sound ear, track. 81 u
April Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
may, trach----- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
, Oats-IIigher and scarce. Demand active
and receipts light selling readily at quotations
IN our local market, leaving little for shipment.
We quote:
Light mixed, track ---...-..-.--....---..-..40
MlNeu, tfacK--- 81
Rye--Qniet, nominal; No. ., Clio bid track; no
sellers. rejected, 57e bid track.
Bran-Dull; $3.50 bid, no sellers.
Hay-Prime Timothy steady; $11 bid, with
out sellers.
Feb -, 1883.