The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-08


declined Il sse; cash, 323lc; March, 32s0 80 lsc;
April 33l4c, closed at 331Ee; May 37ls037 lec:
closed at 3714 5373se all the year. 303lc Rye dull
at 5sc; Barley dull at 6l19a e2e. Flaxseed firm
at 81. 50, on track. Pork in fair demand opened 10
l5c higher and closed steady; cash 81 800 Y 40
February 81 35 a II As closed at 1875 u 37l2;
March $500 II AS, closed at $l7.350 II L;
April. $1762la May, $1750917. so. closed at
$17.67A2G I7.7O. Lard in fair demand; opened .o5
712c higher and closed steady; cash, 9.6009. 65c;
February 9.52la M9. Soc, closed at 9.52le@ soc;
April, 9.65e May, 9.75@995e, closed at 9.77l49
$50. Bulk meats in fair demands shoulders, z .25c;
weaker at 3603Sc. Receipts-Flour, 17,e00 bris;
bu; rye, $500 bu; barley, 80 900 bu Shipments
bu; oats, so ooo bu; rye, 2,200 bu barley, %,
600 bu On the afternoon call wheat sales amounted
to 305 600 bu: February declined lsc March ad
amounted TO $4,000 bu; May advanced lsc. Oats
sales amounted to %, 600 bui February, March and
brls February declined DC; April declined Ice; May
and June advanced Sc. Lard sales amounted to 3, 500
tierces; March and April advanced o2l2e; May and
June .071ec.
NEW YORK. Feb. Flour dull and unchanged;
receipts 10000 brls; exports, 5000 brls. Wheat
Spot lots firm; options opened irregular and 3sG e
closing steady receipts IL 600 bu; exports 264 600
bu; No. 2 Chicago, 81 .06la; ungraded red S9c0
SLID; No. red 81 l2c No. 3 red, 81 .00% a 10l 81
No 2 red, $1o90I 2l4; posted No red 81 Oh
ungraded white, 9Sc No. red February, sales of
$4,000 bu at $1o7ls01.O77s closing at 81 .0714
March sales of 920, 900 bu at ST. oS5s .095s, clos
ing at 81 ST. April, sales of ga 600 bu at 81 lls
@1l2 closing at 81 Il; May sales Of g. 72 600 bu
of 50 600 bu at 81 IA sol IS closing at 81 143l
Cor-Spot lots 4 2c lower; options opened a2e bet
ter but afterwards declined le0 Sac closing steady,
$500 bu; pngraded, 51G6214c; No. 3, 56@56 a4ci
steamer, 59le060e; No. 2, 62063aec; No. 2 white,
co Wns at sac MapcS eos9a
at 6oe April, 64f2065c, closing at 64l2c; June,
66966see. closing at 6ei4c. Oats i49!9e better
receipts II 00e bu; exports 700 bu; mixed Western,
401a042c; white Western, 43047c. Hay quiet
sugar quiet; extra c. 6l4@7 716e; white extra g Gle
96 8 Ice; Rice firm: Petroleum strong United GER
az 7-16c. Turpentne dull at sec. Eggs, Western
fresh quiet at 32033c. Pork quiet; new mess,
steam, spot, 8. 75c; February, 500; March 9760
9S4e; April, 9.S7e; May. 9.93c; june 1001O. Toe;
July, l0.05e. Butter dull and weak Cheese firm.
ST. LOUIS Feb. Flour unchanged. Wheat
opened higher, advanced then declined, and closed
lower No 2 red $1.05@1 LOG cash, $1051e Febru-
airy, 81 .0eleq :o7ls, closing at $1.06la March.
S1OS April 81 O91e .094, closing at 81 OF May,
$l09a June, CSC bid all the year; No. red, 97ls
1880 bid Corn opened better, but closed lower;
49ls@50i4e cash, 50c February, 5o4c March, 52Ts
323c May Oats firm but slow; 36036l2c cash,
81 lsc February, 34slc March SEC May. Rye slow
at 54i2e bid Barley unchanged at 508S0e. Lead
fr1ner at $500. Butter steady; dairy, 20027c;
creamery, 3o035c. Eggs easier at sc. Flaxseed
quiet at $l;45 Hay dull; prairie; $3.50 10; tim
visions firm but SLOW except for bacon which was act
i've Pork jobbing at SIS. Bulk ineats-Long clear,
9l50925ci short ribs, 9.2509.30c; short clear,
9.55 1890 Bacon-Long clear, 6. S71a010e: short
ribs, Zoe; short clear l025c Lard noninally lower
at 9.45e Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat 4, 900
bt; corn, 81 geo bu oats, 5000 bu; rye, none; bar
ley 200 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000 orls; wheat,
1000 bu; corn. $4,000 bu; oats, 1000 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley none Afternoon Board--Wheat
firm; $1.05 February, $1065s March, $1.091s0
109l4 May 81 oslo June. Corn easier; soc March,
527se May 537s054c June. Oats easier; 34sac
March, 36ss036l2c May
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Flour quiet. Wheat
opened i Sc higher; afterwards the Improvement
lost; closed steady lots dull No. red in ele
vator, 99c No. 2 red, SI.06A Q1.07 for fresh re-
cepts; No. red, February, S10631 107 4; March,
$1oS1s010S5s April, $1.1ol401.105 May,
81 12l201 .127s. Corn opened lie higher, but after
lots quiet No. 3 white, SOC; No yellow, 5slac
steamer white, 55c; steamer yellow, 5Sl2 05S3le;
sail yellow, 60c; sail mixed February, 591s060c
March, COL 066iac; April, 81 l4061 SIC; May, $50
6314e. Oats advanced l460l2c under light offerings
Provisions strong. Pork-New mess, $40 %; prime
new mess $3.50. Lard frmer city refined, 10.25c;
steam, 975e. Bulk meats, loose, 909.25e Re-
ceipts-FlOur, 300 brls; wheat, 10 500 bu; corn
$500 bu; oats, $500 bu. Shipments-Wheat 81
GOO bu; corn 70 600 bu; oats, $500 bu.
BALTIMORE, Feb. Flour steady with mod
crate demand Wheat steady, and closed higher for
options No. 2 Western winter red. spot, 81. 070
0l.0S3i; April 81. 1014@l l0le MAY. $1.120
1.l214. Corn--Westen steady and dull: mixed spot
% O6Uc February 59I4 UUOc; March, 0J34 a OOl8c;
May, 62is a628lc; steamer. 55ls@56lac. Oats quiet
and steady; Western white. 42043c, mixed, 4G0
41e Pennsylvania, 40@43c. Rye dull at 63G6Sc.
Provisions steady and firm Eggs dull, weak, and
entirely nominal. Other articles unchanged. Freights
to Liverpool per steamer dull cotton, 3l6d; -four Is
Sd; grain, 2l903d. Reeeipts-Flour, 3,oeo brlsi
rye, 1000 bu. Shipments-Wheat, 10000 bu; corn.
II 900 bu. Sales-Wheat, 800. 600 Blu; is, 000
bu.
TOLEDO. Feb. Wheat quiet but steady No.
white Michigan, $l.06 No. 2 white Michigan, 99c;
No red cash, 81 a .04; February. 81 bid; March,
$l.o2; April $1.o4 bid; May. $l.o6l9; June,
Corn quiet but steady No. mixed, cash and Febru-
airy, sac bid; March 559sc; April 57l9e May,
dull; No 2 cash and February 80 lee; May 3sc; re-
jected, 81 LOG. Clover,seed quiet but firm; prime,
| $5.65. Receipts.Wheat none; corn, 40; 600 bui
oats. 5000 Blu. Shpments-Wheat, 5000 bu; corn,
| 5000 ou; oats 1000 bu
NEW ORLEANS Feb. 7.-Corn in good demand;
mixed and white lower at 5605Sc. Corn meal
lower at 1878. Professionalism higher old mess,
S17T5i new. $1S.25 Lard higher terce, refined
93sc; key 97sc. Bulk meats higher; shoulders packed,
7sc; long clear and clear ribs, 95se. Bacon higher;
shoulders, &c. long clear and clear ribs 103sc. Coffee
steady. Sugar dull yellow clarified, 631067sc. Mo
asses quiet: centrifugal Is d36c. Rice quiet. Bran
! lower at ST. 10.
LOUISVILLE Feb. 7.--Wheat FIRM No. . red
winter, 81 02@ LOB. Corn firm No. 2 white, SIC;
| 36l9&37c Provisions STEADY: mess pork, $l7 10.
Bulk meats-Shoulders, 7lsc; clear ribs 914c; clear
sides 99sc. Baeon-Shoulders, SCI clear ribs, 97sc;
clear lO3se. Hams, sugaT-cured, l3c. Lard choice
kettle, lie; prime steam, $500.
| LIVERPOOL Feb 7.--Cotton steady and UNI
changed; sales, 1900 bales; speculation and ex.
port 1000 bales: American. 5000 bales Pork.
prime mess. Us Cd. American lard ASS Bacon.
long clear. 46s; short clear, 46s Cd Spirits turpen
tine 26s Sd.
KANSAS CITY Feb 1.-The Commercial Ind
Gator reports: Wheat steady; S5l4c cash, S72ac
March. 9O12c May. Corn steady ALI oil 1ac cash
AZ SIC March, 4514e May Oats higher; 2912e.
CINCINNATI. Feb. Markets dull and nominal
| prices unchanged. Receipts-Wheat, $50 bu; ship
ments 900 bu.
BRADFORD, Feb. THE crude oil market was
weaker. Total runs, yesterday, 60,551 brls. Total
| SHIPMENTS, SO 5ll brls Charters 37,42I brls.
| Clearances, 10,71S000 brls United pipeline cen,
tifeates opened at 81 10l4. and closed at $lO9l Ii