The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-12

8 Use. sugarcured hams, ID soc. whisky nrn
ana unchanged. Coffee steady; Rio cargoes.
common TO urine. 7ls91oAc. sugar unehang
ca. Malasses dull and unchanged. Rice, Louis
at $4,000.
MILWAUKEE, July 11.-Flo dull. Wheat
gust, 99isc; septefn6ef, 81. 0e5 Corn higher,
30; mixed Ole; new. 49l4e. Oats steady; No.
S4Ase: Ne. z white, S7e. Rye firm; Me-. 1.
% lae; No. 2, sic. Barley higher; No. 3 spring
extra, 4Se. Provisions higher; mess pork, Sl4.1O
cash and August; $l4.25 September. Lard
Der. Freights Wheat TO Buffalo at 2Aac. Re-
e~slptsoFlonr, 1900 brls wheat, 1900 pa; bar
icy 1000 bu, shipBents-Flonr, 5000 Drls;
wheat, $4,000 bu; barley, 1000 blu,
CINCINNATI, July 1l.-Cotton dull and m
Snahged. Flouri IN fair demand and unchanged.
Wheat quiet, No. 2 red, spot, 81. o201 03;
Angnst, 81. o4l4; September, ST .O6la. Corngnrm
at oo0534c. Oats easier at SEC. Rye dull
and unchanged. PrOvisions-Pork dull and
nominal at Sl5. Lard weaker at $500. Bulk
meats firmer; shoulders, 6i4c; clear ribs, 1906.
Bacop duiet; shoulders, 7A9e; clear ribs, S%e;
SieaT, St4e. Whisky steady at $l.l3. Butter
duh and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, July l1-Cottnn steady; mid
niihg, e@c. Flour unchanged. Wheat trim but
not higher; old No, 2 red 81; new, 95097l2c. Corn
aclVe and a shade bigher; No. 2 whire, 53c; No. 2
PROVISIONS unchanged. PoPk-New mess, Sl6.
Bnlk Observation-Disclosures, 64e; clear ribs, 7lae;
clear sides, &C. BacOD-Shpulders, 7Ase: clear
ride, SAC; clear Sides, &c. Hams-SuVarcured
13c. Lard quiet; choice kettlerendered, l2c.
Whisky unchanged.
KANSAS CITY, July 1.-THE Commercial In
dictator reports: 1000 ou;
shipments, 5000 bu; steadier; No. 2 red fail,
S5 &c cash; ~64is0S4bsc August; 85is0S5&c
September; s4lee all the year. Corn Receipts,
$4,000 bu: shipnlents, 10000 bu; hrmer; 374c
cash; 3Sl9 O3S4c August; $50 bid September.
Oats higher; 3444o cash.
LIVERPOOL, July 11.-I:3o P. M-Cotton
unchanged; sales. 5000 bales; speculation and
export. 1000 bales: American, 5000 bales.
Baevn-Long clear, S9s; short CLEAR, Abs.
OsWEGO. Juiy IL - Wheat steady. Corn
qniet; No. 2 Chicago. 62s; yeilow Western, 64c.
Oils.
OIL CITY, Pa, July 11.-TAe Grade petroleum
market opened to-day at $l.l3; highest,
$l.13; lowest, Sill; closed at Sill bid. The
sales aggregated 2,975, 900 brls. The Derrick
prints a gauge of the Cooper tract, showing a
week ago. This weeks production includes S7s
barrels from five new wells, and 1895 barrels
from torpedoe wells, virtually q decline in the
week OF 2.215 barrels.
P~IrTSBURG. July 1.-THE petroleum market
was fairly active; united certificates closed
weaker at Sl.ll1S; refined, 7ss07Ac, PhiiadeI-
pbia delivery. During the afternoon session
the market was active but weaker; opened at
Sl.12s5; declined and closed at Sl.1l1e. Sales,
1,l1S,000 bris.
BRADFORD, Pa, July 1.-THE crude oil
market was weaker. Total runs yesterday,
tiers, l5.a6S bris. Clearances, 597,40o brls.
United Pipeline certificates opened at $1.13,
and closed at $1.llle; the TWO extremes of the
day. .
~TITUSvILLE, Pa. Jnly 9.-The petroleum.
market opened at $1.13; highest, 81 10; low
est. $1.11; closed at $1.11. Shipments, 46.-
715 brls. Runs, 1868 Orls. Charters, 16,465
hFlE.