The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-01-23

closed at 53e: January 521sc closed at 53053lsc;
February. 534 753asc, closed at SO 53ssc March,
closed at 81 3ic June quot&ble ls0 l4c under May.
Oats stronger and lal 9sc higher; cash and January
32ss az l2c April 32lsa327se. closed at 32aic;
May, 363s037c, closed at 3634 @367sc. Rye quiet
at SIC. Barley strong at Coo Flaxseed strong at
$l52, on track Pork in good demand; opened a
10c higher, and closed steady cash, $15015.10;
january, S15 February, $l492l20 10. l2l2 closed
at S1507la@ Is. 10; March, $15.05@15.30, closed
at S15. % . 5.271s May 1915. 45D15 60 closed at
$15 81 l9015 CO. Lard in fair demand stronger ami
.15a zoe higher; cash 8.80as. soc: January, $50
assoc; March, S.87l209c closed at S.97 case;
May, 9.07l909 2212c. closed at 9.17l209. 22l2c.
Bulk meats FIRM shoulders, 640c; short ribs, S03e;
short clear, $500. Butter quiet and unchanged
Eggs firm at 2702Sc. Receipts-Flour y, 600 brls;
wheat, 900 bu; corn, 283,000 bu; oats, ll8,oOo
bu; rye, /, 600 bu; barley 10000 bu Shipments
900 bu; oats, 119, 900 bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley,
$4,000 bu. On the afternoon call wheat sales
amounted to l. 700, 600 blu; February and March adj
vanced lsc, May declined lsc. Corn sales amounted
to $50 .000 bu; unchanged. Oats sales amounted to
l25,O0O bui May advanced lie. Mess pork sales
amounted to 5000 brls March declined 2l2c, May
zoe higher. Lard sales amounted to $500 tierces;
February, March and May advanced .o2lac.
NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Elour dull; receipts % 900
ern, s. rs 1885. wheat-Spot lots active and a
shade higher; options advanced lac, closing ilm
receipts, So 600 bu exports, LOCO bu; migrated
spring; 8lc9$1 .03i hard No. Duluth spring SLY
ungraded red 85c@$1. o. No. red, 83c; No. 3 red,
95809sc; No. . red, 81. 0280 .07s4 ungraded
white, 95c9$I; OF: No. 2 red, January, sales Of 90
900 blu at 81 02l2 .03l2 closing at 81 03l4; Feb
ruary, sales of 1876 coo bu at 81 .035801 O413,
closing at S1.04l4; March, sales of l,336,OO0 bu
100000 bu at 81 .oSsla l 09l2, closing at 81 .09ss
May, sales of 2, 40S, 900 bu at So lie LIZ, clos
ing at 81, 1l7s June, sales of 12S,O0Q bu at
$1.1201123i, closing at 81 .129l Corn-Spot lots
l40 lsc higher; options ss@34c higher; receipts 9S
600 bui exports, $4,000 bu; ungraded, 49a@
VIII ste whit
graded white, 5Sc; No. 2 January Goa 061c closing
at 81 44c February, 61@6ll 2c, closing at 81 l2c
March, 62l2062S4c, closing at 62&c; April, 63 3lei
May, 647s06519c, closing at 65l9c. Oats Il 91ee
higher; RECEIPTS ~ 600 bQi exports 80 9g mixed T
steady. Sugar weaker: fair to good refining, So Q
5 15-16c; refined quiet c, 57sa6c; extra G, 6l4@
65se; white extra 9, Ga 99ci yellow 54a@594c off
A, z 7-16c powdered, s @Sl4c Molasses steady; New
Orleans, 30056c. Rice steady; domestic, 418a7c;
Rangoon 5@5l8c; Patna. isc. Petroleum firm
dull at 1.47l20 152l2. Eggs, Western fresh higher
at 34l2@35e. Pork stronger; new mess, $l4.50@
J ra sf5o f9c FebF@srp s. 80 sc
March, 9.1S 09. 25c; April 935 a 9 SIC; May 9.33
9913c; July, 9.45. Cheese firm; Western fat IL u
012a4c.
ST. LOUIS Jan. 22.-Flour unchanged Wheat
higher and firm; No. red $1.04 cash, ST. OBI bid
January. ST .o2le01 ,0314 February, $1o37s9
9Tc. Corn higher 461s D4714c cash, 460463te Jan
uary, 467s047sse February, 4Sl204S24c March,
5l14 51s4c May. Oats higher bat Slows BIZ l5c
Sc. May. Rye, 54e bid. Barley dun at 5o780c.
Lead nominaIy 39ec. Butter UNCHANGED Eggs
higher at 26e e, Fax,seed higher At $I42 Hay
lower at 13014c. Corn-Ineal firm at 81 So. Whisky
steady at $1.15: Provisions strong and higher with
Bulk meats-Long clear 70 az. soc; short ribs,
Z.S5 a Sc; short clear, S0S 10c. Bacon-Long clear,
soc; short ribs, s.62la9s 75c; short clear 8 sz1a
brls; wheat 600 bu; corn. 81 900 bu; oats 10 600
bui rye, none barley. 1000 bu. Shipments-Flour,
1000 Blu; rye 5000 bu; barley none. Afternoon
Board-Wheat higher 81 .033s February, $1.o4as
March, 81 ,06s40 067s May. Corn higher AZ loc
Oats slow 36l4c May.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.-Flour quiet and
changed. Wheat strong and advanced b lie; No.
red in elevator. 9512@953tc No. 2 red $lO4 for
fresh receipts; No. red January 81 .O3lo q O4as;
February, 81 043sG 045s; March 81 .06leD 063 81;
April 81 .09l201 LOSS; May, S1.10l201 1o4. Corn
d057c; No 3 yellow sic; steamer yellow. So l4c;
mixed 56c low mixed, Soc; sail mixed, jana
60ls06012c April, 6I@61lae May, 62ls0620sc.
Oats quiet; steamed 4ic No. white, 4112042c;
No. white 42c. Provisions steady. Pork-Prime
new mess, $16.25@1 1850. Eggs higher; extra. $40
39c. Receipts Flour, 5000 brls; wheat 80 600
bu; corn, 22,00c bu; oats, 5000 bu. Shipments
Wheat, $4,000 bu; corn $4,000 bu; oats, 5000 bu.
BALTIMORE. JAN 22-Flour quiet but steady
Wheat-Western opened higher and closed firm No.
2 winter red, spot SOCIOLOGY; january 81 .Q6
asked February, 81 .05401.06 March, $1.070
LOTS; May $1.103s0 l. 1o5s Corn opened irrner
but closed dull; Western mixed spot, 59140393te;
February, 593i 06Oe March, GOA 061e; steamer.
56l2c asked. Oats lower and quiet; Western white
43@45c; mixed. 40942c Pennsylvania, 40@45e.
Rye easier and quiet at So 072c Provisions quiet
and nominally steady Other articles unchanged.
2eiptsaFlour, 3, 200 brls; wheat. 2S 900 bu; corn
$4,000 bq; oats, "A 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu. Ship
ms s5 l27 600 bu corn IS 900 bu Sales
hTTIWATJKEF Tan o11ie+ and 1a-
changed Wheat strong; No. 2 Milwaukee, 1885,
January. 8sasc: February, e0l8; March, 9ilsc
No. 2, 52l2052aac. Oats quiet and unchanged No
2. 31la032c Rye quiet; No. L. 59l2060e;No 2,
56e Barey quiet; Ne spring cash, 5sl9e; Fet
| asked. Provisions higher pork, $3.50 cash
and january $3.50 May. Lard-Prime steam,
5000 cash and February 8 zoe May. Receipts
Flour 15, 900 brs; wheat, rs 900 bu; corn 81 900
bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 6000
bu; corn, 110oo bu.
TOLEDO Jan. 22.-wheat dull but firm: No
white Michigan, $1.023s No. 2. white MICHIGAN,
96c; No. 2 red. cash. 97c0$1 OF; January, 97c
February, 97Aae; March, 99l9c May, $1.03s4. Corn
dull No. mixed cash and January, 5214c February,
uary 35c; May. SIC bid 37lsc asked Coverseed
F eSs pf No '5 sa Receipts Wheat
80 900 bu; 10000 bu; oats, none. Shipments
Wheat 5000 Blu; SO, 900 bu; oats 1000 bu.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 21.-Cotton in moderate de-
mand and unchanged sales, 1900 bales speculation
and export 900 bales: American $3.50 bales
Breadstuffs steady. Oom-Od Western mixed 5s Sd
new Western mixed, 5s 2l2d. Canadian peas 6s 3d.
Bacon-Long clear, Ais Cd short clear, 42s. Yarns
and fabrics at Manchester steady. Receipts for the
past three days-Wheat 22S, 900 centals; American,
50 600 centals.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 22.--Flour unchanged. Wheat
fir1ngr Corn firn1er; No. 2 naked 51le@52c Oats
quiet No. 3 mixed 36la037e. Rye quiet at 62e.
Barley lower; extra No. 3 fall Csc. Pork ffmer at
SIS. 3591550. Lard easier at s.7oc bid. Bulk
meats firm; shoulders, 65sc. short rib. Sc. Bacon
quiet shoulders 7c; short ribs sac; short clear 9c
Whisky steady at 81. IA Butter duh and unchanged
LOUISVILLE, Jan 22.-Wheat firm No. red
winter 81. 02 a .03. Corn---No 2 white SIC; No.
mixed Sic Oats No. 2, mixed Western 35l a0
36lsc Provision strong and higher; mess pork,
&15 So Bulk neatsAShoullers. 6 ae clear rib 7se;
clear sides Size Bacon-Shouders, :, clear rib,
8lee clear, Sc. Hams, sugar-cured, 12l9G13c
Lard kettle, lie.