The Indianapolis journal., 1885-03-06

497s 05Ol2c closing at bO5sc; June, 50O5Oioc,
closing 503sc; steamer April 49l2049sic closing
at 49aae Oats La lie higher; recepts. IS. 600 bu;
exports. $1,000 bu; mixed Western 9Ssc white.
steady standard A. 11.16c. Molasses quiet and
unchanged Rice steady Petroleum firm; United GER
tifcates 19lac; refined, 77sc Tallow dull and weak
| at 26l2027c Pork quiet aud unchanged. Lard
@7.25c May 7.2597 SIC June 1908 July.
744c Cheese dull and in buyers favor. Lead steady;
| common, 370c.
| ST LOUIS, March 5.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
higher but very unsettled opened lower, advanced,
No red, S2l4c cash and March. 54 1sc pomnally;
April, s5iaGs7sc closing at s67sc May, s709914c
June; Corn higher but inactive; No. mixed, 37ss
377s03S sc, closing at 3Sl2c May. Oats very stow;
soc cash, 81 May. Rye quiet & se 63e Barley
f gaae, prime m to fancy n Northern 63Ssos. Lead
unchanged. Flax-seed steady at $1.4O. Hay un-
changed Bran lower; Csc at mill. Corn-Ineal firm
so si, @2S0 1 Whisky steady a. $l14 1 Prevs owls
meatsLong clear ribs, 6.20c; short ribs 630c short
clear, 6.55c Bacon-long clear. 6.S7 lac, shortrib
6s5c. Receipts~Fiour, 4, 600 brls; wheat. y, 600
bu; corn, los 600 bu; oats 10000 bu; rye, 5000
bg, barley ,oCo bu. shipmentsFlour, Il 600 200 brs;
rye, 5000 bu; barley. none. Afternoon Board
% Wheat strong and higher; No. red 877sSSsc May,
S9l4c June. Corn higher; No. mixed, 3Se April,
387sc May Data, nothing done.
BALTIMORE. March 5.-Flour steady, except
low grades of Western and Howard street which are
easier. Wheat-Western higher and quiet; No. 2
s6086lec; April, Slac; May 9Oas09Oloc, Corn
Western higher, closing fairly active; Western mixed
spot 4s34sles; March, ,4sas04sc; April 4siae;
May, 4Sac. Oats firm; Western white 38039c
mixed 36037c Rye steady at 70 a75c. Provisions
lower and dull Mess pork, $l3.75G14 Bulk
and 6aec Bacon-Shoulders. elac; clear rib sides
814c. Hams. 11@012Asc. Lard-Refned, 6lsc.
Eggs lower, at 22 023c. Congratulated quiet at
q n In NJ hioy ryc@oA 4xx
articles unchanged Freights Liverpool per steam
er quiet cotton, 316d: -four. Is 3d. grain frmer at
4d Receipts--Flonr, 2 @ 100 brls; wheat, 200 bu
corn. 5000 bu; oats ZOO bu. ShiLments--Wheas
24,OOO bu; corn, 5000 bu
\ PHILADELPHIA, March 5.--Flouf quiet. Wheat
higher; hg No. Pennsylsania red, in elevator s2iec
90090ae; June, 9lle091sc. Corn strong and
higher; No, mixed 4se; steamer No. mixed, 48c
steamer No. yellow, 49lec No. mixed, Asa 049e:
and May 4SA049e: June, 487s0491sc. Oats firm
with moderate demand: Pennsylvania No. white,
35s4c; Western No. 8 white, BE; No. white, 37lo
039c; futures in good demand; No white, March,
81 a037ssc; April, 37ss037Ssc; May and June, 37at
03s4c. Butter dull good to choice. 20023e; West
rolls, 701Sc Receipts-F1our, none; wheat, 49,
600 bu: corn sc, 600 bu; OATS IL, 600 bu. Ship
ments-Wheat, 1900 on; corn. 400 bu; oats, 1000
bu.
NEW ORLEANS, March 5.--Flour quiet; family.
1915; choice, $4.20D4.25; fancy, $3.50; extra
fancy, $4.6O0470; winter wheat patent, $4.750
s. %; Minnesota patent, So. 1506; bakers, 81. 500
475. Corn lower; in sacks, yellow, mixed and
white Csc. Corn-meal dull at $3.50 Hay in mod
crate delnand strictly prime, $1,000. Provisions
Mess pork $13.3 .3718@13.5O. Lard quiet; tierce
fined 71s07 l4c prime steam, 7497 iec. Bulk meats
6lac; clear ribs, 6Ssc. Bacon weak Hams9snear
cured in moderate demand at 1Olec. Coffee dun and
unchanged. Sugar steady and unchanged. Molasses
steady and unchanged. Rice quiet and unchanged.
Bran lower at 81 D1.05.
MILWAUKEE. March 5.-F1our in fair demand.
Wheat strong: No. 2 Milwaukee 74s4c cash; March,
n Ar1rgi Nav l4N. 1rNA
stronger No 3, 39c Oats higher; No. 2 white, 3Ol9
03lc. Rye quiet and steady; No l. l4c Barley
fr,ner; No. spring, a3c; No spring. SEE Pro,
March, $12.70 May. Lard-Prjme steam, G. $40 cash
and March, 7c May. Receipts--Four, 1900 orls;
wheat % 900 bu: corn % 900 bu. Shipments-
Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, 45, 600 bu; corn, none,
CINCINNATI, March 5--F7our quiet and un.
changed. Wheat firmer; No. winter red, cash, 85
0S6c. Corn active, firm and higher; No. 2 mixed.
Rye steady; No. 2, 6706Sc. Barley quiet and nm
changed. Provisions--Mess pork quiet and firm at
SEQ. Lard firm and in moderate demand; prime
steam, 6.95O7c. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged.
Bacon dull and unchanged Whisky at 81. 13. But
ter dull and unchanged.
TOLEDO, March 5.-wheat excited and higher;
No. red, cash and March 79c; April. SO7sc; May,
81 iac; June, s614e July, s3c; No. soft, 85 aic
Corn quiet but firm No. mixed, cash. 42l2c; March,
42sac: May, 433ic. Oats dull; No. 2. cash. 81 l2c.
1890 bid So asked. Receipts-Wheat 81 600 ou;
corn. $4,000 bu; oats, 1000 bu. Shipments--
Wheat. IL 600 bu; corn, IL, 600 bu; oats, none
LOUISVILLE, March 5.--Wheat firm; No. 2 red
81. Corn-No. 2 mixed, 44c; No. 2 white Acc.
Oats-No. 2 mixed Western 33 l9c. Provisions-Mess
pork steady at $13. Bulk mea.s-Shoulders, 4a4c;
clear rib sides, 6iac clear Sides Gaze Bacon
Shoulders 5ssc; clearrib Sides 70; clear Sides 73ec
Hams-Sugar rcured, 1Ol401Ic. Lard-Prime leaf,
Sl2c.
KANSAS CITY March 5-The Commercial Tn.
Gator reports: Wheat firm and higher; No. 2 red,
cash, 6114c April, 625sV63c; May, 643sc Corn
active; cash, 3Oa2c; March, 30ae May, BE; June.
81 SIC. Oats duh and NOMINAL q lac cash.
LIVERPOOL March 5.--Cotton steady and in fair
demand. Sales, 1000 bales: speculation and export,
1000 bales; American, 8 500 bales. Breadstuffs--
Wheat active Corn quiet demand fair. Refined pc
troleum, Tied