The Indianapolis journal., 1884-02-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.

higher than yesterday. Sales ranged: February 94 8
at 95ss@95loc April, 96l40971ec, closed at 969sc;
May, $1.01401.O214, closed at $l01l2; june,
oS' '40$l:o o. closed at u oa9sj July, qqoodta9ble
95loc, closed at 94l20947sc; No. Chicago, So
9S5ei No. red winter, 81 al .03. Corn in
fair demand early advanced 12c, declined 7sc ruled
closed at 54054l4c: February, 546551sc, closed at
54lse; March, 54l4 955asc, closed at 547sc; May,
closed at 60l4c; July. 62 2W627sc, closed at ga
62isc; August 63a63l9s Oats dull and easier
33isc; April, S3isa 87sc; closed at 33Iso; \
dull at 5sisc Barley dull at 61lac Flazeeed
S1.54 on track Pork in fair demand ruled 100
l5c higher; cash 1882 ais. 80; March, s51S 500
l 40, closed at SIS. .27Ieals.3o; April $ls 4o9
S55 June, $1S .62le q 1S.S2l2 closed at $1S62l2
91S.65; all the year, $16.450I 10 So Lard in fair
oe aq aad n0mpsy p9%Saansed % ossd sash m
9.92lac April, 100 10.05c; May, 10. 12le0 10. 2oc.
closed at 10. 12la910. 15c; June, 10,20@ ,25ci
July, 10.3oc. Bulk meats in fair demand shoulders,
745c; short ribs, 96oc; short clear 1905 10 I0c.
Butte Butter quiet, and unchanged Eggs at 29S26.
$4,000 brls; wheat, 10, GOO bu; corn, 10000 bu;
oats 10Y 600 bu; rye, 400 bu; barley, 24O00
bu. shipments-Flour, $4,000 brls; wheat, 10000
bui barley, 10000 bu.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1G.-Flour firm; receipts 5000
brls exports, 5000 brls. Wheat-Spot lots shade
higher; options declined ls ssc at opening and closed
barely steady receipts. 5000 bu; exports, 1900
bu; No. Chicago, 81. OF ungraled red, s9c0$121;
Sf No a, red 92l2e; No red s. ON 4 No q red red
red, February sales of s 600 bu at S1.0Slo. clos
ing nominal at ST. 0S7s; March sales of $4,000 bu
at Sl.09l2D1 l0ls, closing at S .095s; April, sales
of $4,000 bu at $I.I2@l 131 1e. closing at $1.l3la
May, sales of 24S, 600 bu at ST. 14ss@l lois,
closing at 81 .l4sl June, sales of $4,000 bu at
81. los 16, closing at $1.15si. Corn-Options
opened shade lower afterward advanced l2 osc and
closed weak at the lowest point spot dull receipts
$4,000 bu; exports, 81 600 bu; uugsaded SO 662c;
No. g. 6lec. g white 'Gs.H
Csc; No. February 62l9062aIc. closing at 62leci
March, 634a@64+c closing at % 6:3 'iei April 6?l9
at 66ssc; June 667s s067l lac. closing at 667sc
Oats nOmnally unchanged receipts, 2S, 600 bu; ex
ports 105 bu; mixed Western 42O43c; white Wes
tern, 45@4Sc. Hay dull at soc. Hops firm and
active Sugar quiet firm, and unchanged. Moasses
qiiet and d11n Rice steady Petroleum steady
United certificates, $1017si refined, Sosc. Talow
steady. Rosin dull. Turpeatine firm at 37l4c
Eggs dull and lower at 81 032c. Leather firm and
in good demand henliock sole, Buenos Ayres and
Rio Grande light middle and heavy weights, 21le0
25c Wool flIn domestic fleece, 32045c; pulled, Is
040c unwashed, l092Sc; Texas 14027c. Pork
quiet mess, $lS. Cut meats nominal, Lard
steady; prime Western steam spot 10 zoe; February
0d@@lo soc; March, 10 l59 5 10 2oc; April 10 "a
Q10.25c; May, 1890 910.36c; June, 10 Hoe July
1o.430 1045e. Butter dull.
ST. LOUIS, Feb I6-Flour unchanged Wheat
opened higher advanced and then declinedi No 2Ted
$1.OsA01.1Iss cash. $l09ss March, 81 1oss
April 81. IL 34Dl.1 closing at $l.1l12 May
81. II June. 81 00al all the year; No. red 99l2c
bid Corn higher but slow 50l2d5034c cash. SOS
'00lc March, 0Z14c April, 03 19 NO3c May, o4A4c
bid June Oats duh; 35l4e cash 367sc May. Rye
nominal at 59e. Barley duh and unchanged. Lead
slow at 3e0c. Butter unchanged. Eggs lower at
zoe. Naxseed quiet at $l.5o. Hay firm prairie,
$9O10.50 timothy $12014. Bran lower; S5GS7c
at mill. Corn-neal firm at 1855. Whisky steady at
$I.15. Provisions quiet and easy, with only q small
wheat 12 600 bu; corn &c 600 bu: oats, 1S 600 bu;
rye, none; barley, 10000 bu p Shipmsnts- men
1 600 erls; wheat 1one eorn 2oS,ooo bu; oats,
1900 bu; rye none; barley, none.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 16.-Flour fr1ner and in good
demand Wheat-Westem higher and STEADY; No.
winter red. SPOT, 81 .100I l0ll; March $l.103s0
1.10a4; April $l124@l.l23s; May. ST. IA $50
1.145s; June 81. 1501. 1514. Cern-Weste higher;
mixed spot 61l4c bid; March 61l4G6llac May,
64l2 0645sc. Oats firm; Western white, 44D45c;
mixed, 42143c; Pennsylvanla, 42045c. Rye frmer
and more active at 6s@69c Provisions firm and
lower md weak; refined sl2@s5se Fleights to Lily
ePpool per steamer dull: cotton, sgd Hour Is Sd;
grain, 2la03d Reaeipts-Flour 5000 5000 brlsi wheat
bu. Shipments-Wheat 40 900 bu; corn. 10000
bu. sales-Wheat, 493 900 bu; corn, 1853, 900 br.
| PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l6.- Flour quiet and
car lots quiet; steamer grain depot, $f07; No red,
! February 81 073i0 90; March, 81 .0914G .09l2;
| April, 81 IL l4@l .11le; May, $1.l3l401 1879.
Corn-The speculative market was quiet, but prices
advanced $50 lec and closed firm; lots quiet;
grade 54c; rejected high mixed 57le 05Sc rejected
yellow 5Sc No yellow, in grain depot, 5Sc; steam
yellow, in grain depot. soc; sail mixed, February.
| 6l@6I l2c March, 81 3s0613e; April, 62l4063c;
No. w6te 4dloc Rec eept eipts-Flonr . 800 brIs
wheat. 10000 bu; corn 3, 600 bu; oats. 20 600 bu.
Shipments-Wheat 1880 bui corn, Is, 600 bu oats,
| 5000 bu-
MILWAUKEE Feb. 16.-Flour dull. Wheat
steady; No. 2 Milwaukee, 94a4c; Februay 9dac;
March 95c April. 957se; May $l.o1l4. Corn
quiet; No. 2 54slc. Oats quiet and unchanged No. 2
33c; samples. 81. Rye easier; No. l. fresh soc; No.
2, SIC Barley dali and unsettled: No. 2 spring,
extra, fresh, 58lae: extra No. 3 54o. Provisions
| higher; pork $lS cash and February. 1880
May Lard-Prime steam o 95c cash and February
IO.2oc May Receipts-Flour, $500 brls; wheat
22.e00 bu; corn, 2S,o00 bu. Shipments-Flour
5000 hrls; wheat 1000 bu; corn. z 600 bn.
TOLEDO. Feb. I6.-Wheat quiet but steady; No.
red. cash, 81; May, 81 .0s; June. 81 DOLE. Corn
b9sc bid soc asked Oats dull: No. 2, CASH @ IS isc
bid May 3S l9c. Clover-seed active but weak paime
cash and March, $5,92la asked Receipts-Wheat.
Wheat 5000 bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats 16 600 bu.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. I6.-Graip firm. wheat-No. Q
red winter s! o4@1.05: CoTn--No. 2 white, SOC;
mand; mess pork, $1S25. Bulk lneats-Shoulders
7lec;, clear ribs, 1900; clear sides l0c Bacon
Shoulders, Slec: clear ribs 1O4c clear, lie Hams,
sugar-cured 13c. Lard-Choce kettle lie; prime
steam. 9.75c.
NEW ORLEANS Feb 16.-Oorn in active demand;
white and yellow, 5946o. Oats la good demand and
visions-Pork in good demand and lower; old mess
$I3.37l2: new, $lSs7la. Bulk meats steady shout
9.S7l2c. Coffee active and unchanged. Others
changed.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 16.-lThe Commercial Indi-
Gator reports; Wheat quiet; S7ia cash. SIC March,
90l2c bid May. Corn higher; 425s sd423ic cash
427e443lsc March, 44lec April Oats dull and nom
inal; 29l2c bid cash.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 16.-Cotton quiet and un-
changed: sales z 600 bales: speculation and export
500 bales; American s. 700 bales. Pork prime
mess 7Ss. American lard, sis. Fine American
cheese, 7Os.
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, Feb 16.-Seasonable speciaties at
tract the greater share of attention but cotton goods
are in steady request, and prices show increasing
steadiness. Windsor indigo blue prints, guaranteed
purest indigo and perfectly fast coors large assort