The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-06


49, Hay scarce and firm; Ordinary S150l6;
prime. Sl701Ss choice, $19Q20; fancy S2l.
Pork scarce and firm at $40 .. Lard in fair de-
IL. 37lsc. Bulk meats Guiet and weak; shoulders,
packed 77se; clear ribs and long clear, 10Sso.
Bacon in fair demand; shoulders, S.S7ls09cs
clear ribs and long clear, 11.25 37lac. Sugar
cured hams firm; choice canvased, 130l4c.
whisky steady; Western rectifed, $1O50120
Coffee quiet but firm; Rio cargoes, common to
prime. 7y010'ec. Sugar in good demand; common
10 good common, 61s06l2c; fair to fully fair,
SasSe6 Sei prime to choice, 7@74 e; yellow elart-
ned. S0S14c; choice white clarified, 8i2c. Molas-
ses Jobbing; common, 25Q30e; centrifugal, 250
45c; fair, 35c; prime to choice. 4205o. Rice
Bran in fair demand at $1.25. Cotton-seed oil
4s95oc.
Flonr steady and in fair demand; family, $4.90
05.11 g; fancy, IS 3O05.75. Wheat firm at 81. IL
al; 30 spot; $1.157s01 16 May. Corn dull, at
Oats strong at 46047. Rye dull and lower at
5000. Barley in fair demand; extra No. 3
fall. 63065e. Provisious-Pork steady at $3.50
0lS.75. Lard IN fair demand IL, 1Oc. Bulk meats
Inactive; shoulders, 736c clear ribs $500. Bacon
quiet, but steady; shoulders, $50; clear ribs,
Butter excessively dull cholce Western Re,
serve, Csc; choice Central Ohio, zoe. Linseed
oil steady at 52O53e.
MILWAUKEE. March 5.-Flour in fair de-
$l.15; No Milwaukee,, 81 Os%; March, 81 .07aa;
April, 81. 084; May, 81. l4ss; No. Milwaukee,
S S;s No Milwaukee sas 7se Corn stronger and
No. white, 44l2045c Rye higher; No. l,
&c; No 2, SOC. Barley stronger; No 2 spring
higher; mess pork, S18.45 cash aud March;
Sis. % May. I4ard-Prime steam, 11.50c cash
and March; 1l.65c May. Receipts-Flour, 10000
Drls; wheat, $4,000 bn; barley, 25, 900 bu. Ship
ley $4,000 bu 49,
TOLEDO, March 5.-Noon Board = Wheat
steady aud unehanged; No 2 red winter, spot
and March, $l.lsi4; April, 81 .16ls; May, $l.1s;
July, 81. Ia Corn steady and unchanged high
mixed, 6olsc; No. 2, spot and March, 6Oc; May,
noon Call-Wheat closed duh; No red winter,
spor, $1.12is Did; March, -; April $1.15A;
c ea S a So si 5e bud Sd 1 MaycS &
April, Gle bid; May, 62lac bid. Oats duh and
nominal, Receipts Wheat. 10000 bu;. corn.
$4,000 gu; oats. 5000 bu. Shipments-Wh
21,0Oo bu; corn, $4,000 Oh; oats, 1000 bu.
LOUISVILLE. March 5--Cotton quiet at 9s4c.
Flour active but not higher extra family 1878
as A No. 1, 81 5o04 75s high grades Sc. 1zis
01.14. Corn strong; No. white, SOC; No. 2
mixed, 54055e Oats strong, No. 2 white 47c;
mixed Western, 45c. ProvisiOns-QuIet but firm;
clear ribs, 1Oc; clear sides, 1oiac.. Bacon
Shoulders s'4c; clear ribs, 1ol4c; clear sides,
IL 4c. Hams-Sugarcured,1 2l9c. Lard quiet
but firm. kettle, 12l4c! Whisky, ST. Ia.
KANSAS CITY, March 5.-The Commercial
Indicator renOrts: Wheat-Receipts, 5000 bu;
shipments, 10000 bu sprone and better No.
wv
COrn-Receipts 5000 bu; shipments, 10000
hu; frmeE 46l4Q46ssc cash; 4Sc April: 49iac
May. Oats slow; 34c bid cash; no options.
LIVERPOOL. March 5.-1:3O P. M-Cotton
in moderate inquiry at 5 9-1605 1I-16d; sales.
5000 bales Speculation and export, 1000
bales; American, 5000 bales. Pork-Prime mess,
93s.
oswEGO, March Wheat firm and I'M
changed Corn steady; new high mixed, 67c;
new No. Chicago. 66e.
Oils.
PrrTsBURG, March 5--The petroleum mar
ket steady: united certificates closed at Gee;
refined, 7ss07sc, Philadelphia delivery. At
the afternoon session the market opened firm at
96l4e advanced to 96ase; then weakened and
declined to 95Sae; advanced and closed steady
at 96c. Transactions we've quite heavy.
BRADFORD, Pa, March 5.-The petroleum
market was active hut weak; opened at 96lac;
highest during the. day, 96ac; lowest, 95ssc;
closed at 95%c Sales we're made of 2,0l4,O0O
brls. Total shipments Saturday and Sunday,
z1,232 bRls; charters, 26,l90 brls.
TITU5vILLE, Pa, March Sou opened at
961sc; highest, &c; lowest, 95lec; closed at
957sc. Shipments, Saturday and Sunday, 71,231
brls. Charters Saturday, 26,190 brls. Runs,
Saturday and Sunday, 99, 267 bris.
OIL CITY, Pa, March 5.-The petroleum
97c. Transactions, about 1000, 900 brls. The
market closed at about 96e.
ANTWERP, March 5.--Petroleum, 1slsf.
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, March 5.-Good number of
orders, in the execution of which a very fair
volume of business was reached. The market
was not active, but a much larger volume of
trade is in movement than the character of the
demand would indicate. Pepperel 42-inch
bIeached ami 46-inch brown cottous advanced
TO lie, and 46inch bleaehed and 4S-inch brown
o0ttous to 12c.
Cotton.
ST. LOUIS. March 5.-Cotton quiet middling,
919c; sales. 600 bales; receipts, 100 bales; ship
ments, 600 bales; stock. SO, 800 bales.
Metals.
NEW YORK, March 5.-Lead dull; others I'M
changed.
MRS. LULU WATSON. 191 West Market street,
Indianapolis, says Browns Iron Bitters cured
her of general debility and weakness.
J. r. r Y AN 81 CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
So and 81 e. Maryland street, Indianapolis.