The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-03

-four, So 50 la03.75. Wheat steady; red winter,
In elevator nominal; steamer mixed, IN eleva-
red. il elevator. 81 1911 No. red in ele-
vstor. $1.1501 15lo; No. red, July. $1.13O
LISA; August, ST.. l4l40l.14ss September,
$1.l6le0l16l4; October, Sl.17A 0l.le19. Corn
Options opened firm but closed weak; car lots
quIet; sail mixed. July. sos 057 l4c August, 697s
S6Ol4c September, 81 os@6l 7sc; October go
64c Oats quiet but firm; No. mixed, 3994Oc;
No. white. 41la042lec. Provisions steady;
mess beef, $l4.500l4.75; India mess beef +. o.
BRINE mess or new mesa s@oSed 1saS
IA A9c. Lard firm; city refined, 10i9c steam,
!Oc Butter easier at 9G24c- Eggs STEADY at
good, sl909c. Whisky steady at $l.l9. Reeetpts
Flour, 1900 brls; wheat. 800 Du corn. 3,l00
nn; oats, 1880 Blu. shipments-Corn, lo'ooo
MILWAUKEE,, July 2.-Flour dull. Wheat
weak: No. 2 Milwaukee, 96a4e; July, 96s4e; Au-
gust 994c; September. $IO2 Corn f Lower S NO
mixed w 4y& neg eso RVs n oniet no and
$50. Barley quiet; No spring extra, 47e;
July; $500 August. L,Lrd-Prime steam ozoc
cash and July; $3.50 August Freig htsoCo oiIi
wheat $4,000 "a; harley 1000 ba. Shipments
Flour, 10000 brls; wheat, $500 bu; barley
1000 bu
LOUISVILLE, July Cotton dull and lower;
Wheat dun aud nominal; No. red winter. $1o2
01.03. Corn dull; No. white, 54c; No mixed
o2c Oats weak: mixed western, 3oc. PROVISIONS
duu and unchanged; new moss pOrk, SlS. bulk
meats-Shoulders, 6Ac; CLEAR ribs, 3 i9c; clear
sides, SO. Bacon-Shouders, 76se; clear rios'
9l4c: clear sides, loo Hams-sugsr-eured, l5c
Lard quiet aud unchanged; choice Kettle
rendered, 12c. Whisky unchanged at $l.13.
TOLEDO, July 1.-Eoon Board-wneat was
dun and lower No. red. cash, $40 July,
S1.O64; August, $1.Osls; September. 81 10;
October, SLIP; year, 81 LOG; January, 81 .1Sla
bid; 81 .15ai asked Corn dull and lower; NO. =,
easn or July, 49c August, 81 lsc asked; septemn-
haE % = lao I'D nafo
year, 277ec asked. Recelpts-Wheat, 1000 ou
corn, $4,000 bu; oats. nome shtpments-W Wheat
$4,000 Ou; corn. II 600 bu; oats. 1000 gu.
CINCINNATI, July 2.--CottOn normally nm
chang Flour heavy; family - so "a 3d.
fancy, % as SO. Wheat dull and nominal; Corn
steady at SIC spot; 52l9c August, o3c Septen-
her. Oats quiet and steady at Soc. Rye STEADY
at 55i9c. Provisions dun and nominahy I'M
changed. Whisky quiet at 81 .13. Butter noml
nally unchanged. Linseed oil steady at 540ooc
KANSAS CITY, July 2.-The Commercial In
dicator reporUs: wheat Receipts. 5000 bu;
shipments. ZOO hu: weaker and SLOW; No.
red fall. SIC cash; SSAe, August; SOC BID Septsm-
Der; SIC the year. CornRecPipts 24,0oO bu;
shipments, $1,000 bu; lower; 3714c cash or july
36c August; 50 lac all the year
OsWEGO, July 2.-wheat firm. Corn steady;
| yellow Western, SIC
Oils.
OIL CITY. Pa. July '2.-Crude petrole-
UNI values falterlng market opened at Sl' aola,
! made OF 2,271, 900 brls. This mornings Der
| rick. comparing the field work for June with
that OF the saIpe month of last year, makes ,OS9
| wells give 20,56S brls, against 2,269 wells CIV
| ing S,15S brs for June, 1882.
| PrrTSBURG. July 2.-The petroleum market
| was dull; nnited certificates closed weak at
81 SIG; refued 7ls az ssc Philadelphia delivery.
| Afternoon session very quiet and weakened TO
| $l.15aa; advanced to $l.16, declined and closed
| at 81 Isle.
| TITUSvILLE. Pa, Jnly 2.-The petroleum
market opened at $l.1612; highest, 81 IL u;
| lowest, ST Is; closed at $ll5. Shipments, 2o,-
| 333 brls. Runs, 81, III brls. Charters, none.
| ANTWERP, July l.-Petroleum 1Sf.