The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-01-07


1924 closed at ST. OPS: No. . Chicago spring.
944a945se, closed at 94asc No. 3 Chicago, n oslo
No. red. 97099c. Corn moderate speculative
days closing. Cash, 57ls a57loc closed at 57asc
January, 81 65731c, closed at 5712G575sc Fehru
airy, 56as 0573sc, closed at SIC; March 57l2ci May
39a @60l2c, closed at GOlsc. Oats-,Ianuary, and
cash, 33lod33 5sc; February, 1888 034c closed at
33 7s03ic; March 81 G313sc, closed at 81 l2c
May, 3734 03S2ic closed at IS 03Slsc. Rye quiet
at l2c. Barley quiet at 62c Faxseed quiet at
~ 40. Pork III fair demand and frmer; averaged
l0c higher; january 5@7 i2c under February 5
$1457l20 go; March, $l4 72l2G 1850, closed at
455@l477l9 May, $l4.97le@ Is l2l2, closed
at $l5.07l9@l5. 10. Lard in fair demand and
trmer and .02l2Q.05c higher. Cash and January
$50 0S.92lac; February S.900S. 97l2c closed at
8.95 1885, l2c; March 9.O5 9.O7lac; May, 922la@
9.30c, closed at 9.2719 8 SOC. Bulk meats in fair
demand; shoulders G.i5e; clear ribs, 7.55c short
clear, z :S5c. Butter quiee and unchanged Whisky
quiet and unchanged. Receipts-Flour, II, 600 brls
bu; rye, II, 600 bu; barley. 22GO0 bu Shipments
Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 10000 bu corn, 43,
900 bu; oats, $4,000 bui rye, 4a5 bui barley,
BALTIMORE. Jan. 5.-Flour dull and unchanged;
Wheat-Weste1n steady but Inactive: No. 2 Western
winter red. spot and January 81 0634 al .067s Feb
April %l13@1131i May $L15ls@1 .15l9 Corn
Western easier but lul Western mixed, spot, 80 3c
bid January 59l2060c; February. 60l2@6l Ice
March, G2h@e3c: April. 62l2e bid; May, 65a65l9e
Oats firm Western white 40 012c; mixed, 80 039c
Pennsylvania. IS 642c Rye firm at ~ U73c. Hay
dull and nominal Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Butter dull Western packed 10 022c; creamery
25@33c. Eggs steady; fresh, 27U2Sc picked 2O@
re Petroleum unchanged. Coffee easy; Rio car
goes, ordinary to fair 11a@l2alc. Sugar dull
A soft 73le Whisky steady ut $1.17@l u
Frelghts to Liverp9ol per steamer UNCHANGED Re
$4,000 bui rye 1000 bu Shiprnents-Wheat
$4,000 bu: corn 1000 bu. Saes--Wheat, $50 600
bui corn, 10000 bu
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
hs-rag- it,4 NJ. > 4 gaI h
T1.0l 3 % january. $i.03 i N .03al February
Sl.057s bid March $l.091s a .0935 May; No. 3 red
cash, !4c January. 4SlI@4S5se February, l9l4c
bid March, 527s 53;'5c May. Oats higher; 32l2 a
33l4e cash, 367sc May. Rye higher at 55a55'ac
Barley unchanged Lead dull at $500. Buttor un-
changed. Eggs unchanged. Flaxseed quiet at : .3S
Hay unchanged Bran unchanged. Corn meal dull
at %Z-20 Whisky higher at Sl.l5. Provisions very
hl1n and held higher but only small j0b trade done
Receipts-Flour, GOO brls; wheat II 600 bu; corn
27OC0 bu: oats 5000 blu; rye. 1000 bu; barley
none oh.im e lonr' 2,OVO 3fls Wheat 4'VOO
bu; corn, 81 COO bu; oats 1000 bu rye none, bar
ley,
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 5.-F1our steady. Wheat
quiet and steady No red in elevator, $lO1; fresh
l.07l2: February, 81. OS3l a .09ll; March $111l4
OLLIE; April 81 130l.13l4; May $1.1501l 10
Corn-Options quiet car lots stronger rejected mixed
26c rejected yellow 57a59c; No. 3 mixed, 5Sc No
) yellow 59c; steamer white, SIC; steamer yellow
soc sail mixed January, 602s9 February, 7s@
Gz 2c March. 62l2 D63 hoe April, 63 D6l i2c; May
655s67c. Oats in good demand No ! white 4312c
No. . white, 42@13lsc No. 3 white, 4Ilg@42e; No
l mixed lie Eggs scarce and firm extra 81 l2@
Flour, 600 brls; wheat 1880 bus corn, 10000 bu
oats, $4,000 bu. Shpments-Wheat % 600 bu
corn 5000 bu; oats 1000 bu.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 5.-Four dun and unchanged.
Wheat dull; No. 9 Milwaukee hard none; No 2
3lilwaukee, 94c: January, 94c; February, 8 So
March. 9o7se; AIay ELo2, Corn firn No. 2 81 ls
Barley quiet No. spring, cash, &c; extra No. 3
SIC Provisions higher; mess pork, $l4.40 cash and
$500 cash and January, 895c February. Receipts
Flour, ?, 500 brls; wheat. IA goo bu; corn $500
bu. Shipments-Fiour LOO brlsi wheat, Ats bu;
corn, 2, o00 bu
mixed aud white 225ei yellow 5se. Oats firm at
$15.25. Bulk meats in f;,ir domand long clear and
clear rib T.50e. Bacon-long clear and clear rib,
easier at 1922 0S.75c. Coffee unchanged. Sugar
in good de.aand common to good common, 4;l055c
fair to tsy far SIS a l2.: prime 55a0Gc: yellow
clarified. G5s06 I5IGc; white clarified 7lSW7 llc
granulatad, T;s4c M0lasses steady and unchanged
Rice unchanged
TOLEDO. Jan; 5.-Wheat quiet; No. . red, cash,
$1OIl2@10l; january 8 OF y: February S103;
March ~ .05; May, S1.O9ls Corn dan but firm;
No. 2, cash and January 5il2c; February, So lac;
May Sole bid. Oats firm; No 2 cash and January
4Iec asked; May. 3Slic asked. Clover seed dull;
prime. cash and January, $3.50 bid; February, 50.
Receipts-W heat 20 600 br cora. $4,000 BIZ; oats.
LOCO bu. Shipments-Wheat, 5000 bu; corn, 900
bu; oats, none
CINCINNATI Jan. 5.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat stronger; cash $l.0f@1 .O4la; January,
$1044@1.0l3s Corn in good dern;.nd No mixed,
Soc Oats higher at 81 l2c. Rye strong and higher at
63065e. Pork neglected. Lard in good demand at
$500. Bulk meats steady and UNCHANGED; Bacon
steady and unchanged Whisky Arm at fill. But
ter unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 5.-wheat quiet but steady;
No. red Sl.02 al Oh. Corn-No. 2 white, 53c; No.
. mixed Sic. Oats No. 2, mixed, 35lo@36c. Pro-
visions-AIess pork, $50. Bulk meats-Shoulders.
&c; clear rib 7l2o; clear, 77sc. Bacon-Shoulders,
Gao; clear rib, 4ci clear, SSlc. Hams sugGrcured
1910 13e. Lard, kettle, &c; prime steam, &c.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 5.-Cotton firm and unchanged;
sales 1900 bales; speculation and export 2. 600
bales; American, II 800 bales. Oorn-Old Western
mixed IS sd Western mixed IS 81. Bacon
Long clear, 40s; short clear Ais I'd. Common rosin
As 6d01s Sd. Spirits turpentine, 26s 6d027s. But
ter-United States good. S}s finest, HOS
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 5.--The Commercial Indi-
reports Wheat higher; S33sc cash. 81 Ice bid
February, 81 lao May. Corn higher; $3.50 4Ol4c
cash, 42l2c February 1886 May Oats dull and
nominal; - 3ic.