The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-01

! G36loc. closed at 36lac all the year nominal al
293 20 sc Rye firm; cash, 5Slec Barley quiet at
| Csc. Flaxseed steady and unchanged. Pork in fair
demand early and quiet toward close opened 14@20c
lower advanced % 030c reeeded a Zoe, and closed
| steady; cash, $l7.750I7.S0; February, $17.700
Il so March, $l7. 67loDI7 80, closed at $17.75 a
! 17.77ls May. ranged at $I7.70O1S02le closed at
| $II92l2d 1192; June, ranged at S179501S
| closed at $l797le0lS. Lard unsettled .5010e
| lower early. rallied later, and closed weak at outside
! prices cash, 935a9.40c; March, $40 G9.4212c;
| April, 9.50G9.5Jc; May ranged at 9.55G9.65c
970c, closed at 967 L. 90. Zoe all the year, 907lac
! Bulk meats frner; shoulders, 730c; short ribs,
9l5c; short clear 9G0c. Butter stronger for choice
creamery other grades dull fair to choice creamery.
% 29c good to fancy dairy, 10 @2e. Eggs higher.
at 22lea DE Reeeipts-FlouI, Ia, 600 brls; wheat
10000 bu; corn 1872 600 bu; oats, IS, 600 bu: rye
! 5000 bu; barley AZ 000 bu. ShipInents-Flour,
| 10000 brls wheat 81 600 bu; corn, 125 900 bu;
oats, $1,000 bu; rye, $40 bu; barley, II 900 bu.
On the afternoon call wheat sales amounted $50,
! 600 bu; April and July declined lsc. Corn sales
amounted to 305; 900 bu; unchanged Oats sales
amounted to 10000 bu; unchanged Mess pork sales
amounted to 1000 6rlsi April and May advanced
2l2c, June DC; Lard sales amounted to 5000
tierces; May and June advanced .02l2c.
NEW YORK, Feb. 29.-Flour steady; receipts H.
600 brls; exports, 1890 brls Wheat-Spot lots
firm; receipts 5 1000 bu exports, 93 600 bu; ungrad
red. 03 No . red, $1.oS1491. 1915 ungraded
white. 9Slae0$1 OIL; No. 2 red, March sales of
April, sales of So, 900 bu at $l.100I. 109s, clos
ing at 81 1895 May sales of OH 900 bu at 81 1914
ll2Ss, closing at 81 1219; June, sales of 104 900
bu at $ll34 a l. 1879, closing at 81. 1919. Corn
Spot lots Il ssc higher options opened Ii 2c high
err, closing firm receipts, 81 600 bu exports 80 600
bu; ungraded 5S062iec; No. 3, Gle; steamer 81
d61 lsc No. ., 623s065e; No. Q February, 6235e
March, 626621oc, closing at 62loe; April 633s0
63osc closing at 635se May, 645s064 sc closing at
shade better; receipts, 81, 600 bu; exports none;
mixed Western, 4l042c; white Western. 43 047c.
Hay quiet. Sugor.-Fair to good refining, $50
1916; refined easier standard A, 67s07c; cutloaf
I4ei crushed 7Sic; granulated, s73sc; cubes 75sc.
Molasses steady; 50-test refining 24c. Rice firm.
Petroleum steady; United certificates, 81. 90 lsc.
Rosn quiet Turpentine frmer at 360361ae. Eggs
Western fresh higher at 2212c. Pork quiet. Beef
quiet. Cut meats dull and nominal. Lard strong;
9.74c; April, 9.79c May, 5.S4 20 9Oe June, 993
9.97c; July, 9.9601Oe. Butter firm for choice.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 29.-Flour quiet and easy;
extra, So. a475; family, $5.5O@5.75. Wheat
spot 81 .OSIo a Osa March. 81 O8at a 90; April
81 .1Ol4 al. 10la; May, $1121s01124. Corn
Western easier mixed. spot, 60061 lec: February,
594 a Gle; March. 59la 0597se; April, 6ols@614e;
easier; Western white, 43@45c; mixed, 42044c;
Pennsylvania, 43045c. Rye quiet at 67@69c.
Hay easier; prime to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land, $14@15 Provisions quiet and steady; mess
pork, old $ls; new, $40. Bulk meats-Shoulders and
elearrib sides, packed 9l4c and 10l2e. Bacon
Shoulders, 9e clearrib sides IL lie. Hams 143t0
514c. Lard, refined 1014c. Butter dull; Western
packed 1O020c; creamery, 25 036c. Eggs firmer
at - al zoe. Petroleum nominal; refined Sss0S l9c.
1ll20124c. Sugar quiet and easy; A soft 712c.
Whisky firm at $1.190119le. Freights to Liver
pool per steamer dull; cotton 3-I6d; -four Is Sd;
grain "a led Reeeipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat,
$4,000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats. 900 bu. Ship
ments-Corn, 900 bu. Sales-Wheat, 584, 900 bu;
corn, 12l, 600 bG.
ST LOUIS. Feb. 29-Flour UNCHANGED. Wheat
higher but slow; No. red, 81 90 cash and March,
$l,1O& q Lib May, $1.0901.091s June 81. 003s
e. e@t1s July, 976s@9o ali taae yeari No. red
nominal. Corn better and inactive; No. = mixed
4s7s G49c cash, 514051loc May, 52alc june.
Oats higher; 34lo035lec cash 81 l2c March, SEC
May. Rye quiet; 5Sc bid Barley dull and unchanged.
Eggs lower at lac. Flaxseed slow at $1.4S Hay
unchanged. Bran higher; SIC at mill Corn-1neal
lower at $3.50 Whisky steady at $1.1e Provis
decline. Lard nominay $3.50. Itecepts-Flour
5000 brs; wheat, 10000 bu, corn, 147 ,0OO bu
cats, 1000 6u; rye 2 600 bu; barley, 1000 bu
corn 40 900 bu; oats 1000 bu; rye, none barley
1000 bu Afternoon Board-Wheat higher and frm
$i'04 March 81 10 April 81 II 40 So May
year. Corn higher but slow; 504c April 81 5sc May
52osc June. Oats nothing done.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 29-Flour firm; family,
$4.50 "A. rs; high grades, $53006. Corn steady
mixed. &c; white and yellow, 65c. Oats steady at
4Gd<l7c. Corn meal firm at SO. 10O3.75. Hay
IN IN good demand prime, $l5a17; choice $lS%19
steady; fierce refined; 934c keg, 1014c Bulk meats
steady shoulders packed 1900; long clear and clear
ribs, 9.75c. Bacon in fair demand; shoulders, S14c
long clear and clear ribs 1060010.65c HAMS
sugareured at 130131oc. Coffee firm; Rio cargoes
common to prime, 1l@l4e; Sugar in good demand;
5lsd Ssc: prime to choice, 55sd05 7sc; yellow clari
fed 6l90634c; white clarified, 7c; granulated 7lec
Molasses steady; centrifugal, 17G30c; common goo
pc; fair, 25 d29c; prime, 3504Sc Rice quiet;
Louisiana ordinary to prime 46s Bran steady
at $1.15.
dull No. 2 red, February, 81 7l9a 1oS1s; March.
81 .0S a 10Sl4; April, $I1O1s01 .10l4; May, $1.12
01I2l4 Corn Options INACTIVE; car lots oS duh
Soc; steamer yellow 6006lc; sail mixed, February,
60la061 l4e; April 81 061 4c May, 90 @62asc. Oats
quiet and firm; No. white, 42c; No. white. 43c.
Provisions quiet Pork prime mess. $3.50
$50 Dressed hogs, 908'4c. Hams, smoked lao
15e Lard quiet; city. refined, 10.25@I0 .37lee;
Recepts-Flour, 1000 brls wheat, 10, 600 bu: corn,
5000 bui oats II 600 bu. Shipments-Wheat,
1000 bu; corn, $500 bu; oats, 5000 bu.
TOLEDO, Feb 29,-Wheat quiet but firm; No.
white Michigan. SLOT; No white Michigan. 81;
No. 2 red, cash, 81 .00l901.o5 March 81 OO18@
$1.0o5s April; 81. OPS; MAY, $1.o4a@1.o5 June,
Corn quiet but steady high mixed, soc; No. 2. cash
and March, 54c asked; April, SOC bid; May, 57ls0
Oats dull; No. white. SOC; No. q cash, SIC asked;
May, 1880 bid rejected 35036c Olover-seed quiet
but steady prime medium cash, March and April,
50. So; No. 2. $3.50. Receipts-Wheat, 16, 900 bu;
corn, $4,000 bu: oats. 1000 blu. Shipments
Wheat, 5000 bui corn, 25, 900 bu; oats none.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 29.-Flour, quiet. Wheat
March, 81 See; April, 92ssc; May, 97ssc Corn in
active; No. ., $3.50 Oats quiet and unchanged No.
2, 32e. Rye quiet and unchanged No: l, 58&lci No.
2, Sole. Barley steady and frmer; No. spring,
cash, fresh Soc extra No. g. soc Provisions lower;
mess pork, %17.70 cash and February, $17.9 May.
Lard-Prime steam, 9.45c cash and February, 1850
May. Reeeipts-Flour II 600 brls; wheat, II 900
bus corn, 1900 bu. Shipments-Flour, 10000
brls; wheat, $500 bu; corn, $4,000 bu.
OIL CITY, Feb. 29-Tne petroleum market opened
at 81 003i, and closed at 1.003l; highest price,
81 OPS lowest price, 81 .ooa Sales to-day aggrega-
ted 577l 900 brls Clearances yesterday, US, 900
Charters none. Oil City Exchange stocks, $500 bid,
$500 asked. The Derricks report of field operations
for the month read at the opening of the Elk
change. 1t shows l73 rigs up and building increase
of over last month. Wells drilling 270 total 443
increase, 6. New production, 4270. Increase,
1,136. Dry holes, IL decrease, 10.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 2S.-Cotton steady; riddling
uplands 5lsd; middlng Orleans, Cd sales. 1000