The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-22
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at Philadelphia, st. Louis, Tsalti-
more. Cincinnati. and Other Points.

NEW ORLEANS Aug. 21.x-Flour Quiet and weak:
choice $425 fancy, IA. 500 ECO; extra fancy 1870
ents, 1910. Corn steady and unchanged: No
yellow and mixed, 54 soc; yellow, Soc white, 81
d55c. Oats dull and lower; choice Western, II sacks
34c. COrn-meai dull, weak and lower At 80
024O. Hay quiet; prime, $40 q IL choice, $lSUl9.
Pork steady at $40. Lard dull and unchanged
fined tierce, 6.0Oc. Bulk meats steady, with fair
demand: shoulders A l4c long clear, 534c; clear ribs
534c. Bacon quiet but steady shoulders. 4 81 l2c:
long-clear ribs, 6.4Oc clear ribs 6.55c. Hams
Choice sugar-cured canvased, l5c. Whisky dull;
Western rectifed, $1.0o a 1.25 Coffee quiet and
weak Rio cargoes and common to prime, 7llQ934c.
Sugar steady; Louisiana centrifugal off white. 65s
0G4c prime yellow clarified, 65sc; seconds, 53s &c.
Molasses steady and unchanged; centrifugals
mon to good common, 16022c; fair to good fair,
% 025c prime to strictly prime. 26 033c Rice
i'll fair demand ordinary to good, 43i 05 l4c prime
Offering. Cotton-seed oil-Prime crude, 2702Sc;
summer yellow So 12c; cake 24c f. O. b. Market
quiet and unchanged.
ST LOUIS. Aug. 21-Flour dull and lower to sell.
Wheat opened slow but better and closed le lac
above yesterdays closing prices; No, red, cash,
911209212c August. 9138 12c: September, 90 %
925sc, closing at 9212c bid October, IS "a 5sc,
closing 92loc. Corn very slow but shade higher;
No. 2 mixed cash. 42042loc; September 413lc; Oc-
tober, 40c; November. 36l2c. Oats firm but slow;
No. mixed cash, e5 35sc; August, % O23 lec;
September, 23c; all the year, 227sc Rye lower at
80 120 56c. Lead quiet at 4. Is "A zoe. Butter
changed. Eggs unchanged. Flaxseed quiet at $1.l5.
Hay dull and unchanged Bran dull and unchanged.
Corn-meal quiet at &202.lO. Whisky steady at
81 ID Wool firm and unchanged. Provisions very
quiet but frmer only small jobbing trade done.
At the afternoon board wheat was l20 SIC higher,
but closed with the advance lost. Corn
changed. Oats unchanged. Receipts--Flour 600
brls; wheat GS, 600 bu; corn. 81 600 bu: oats Al
900 bu; rye 4 900 bu; barley, none Shipments
Flour, 3 600 brs; wheat 4 600 bu corn 5000 bu;
oats, 13, 1000 bu; rye none; barley, none.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-FIour was firm for
desirable spring grade; old winter wheat flour in fair
demand; new winter wheat -four dull Wheat-Op-
in export elevator CSC: No. l Pennsylvania red in
elevator. 81 loo; No. red, August, 81 091 lac;
September, 81 l2092c October, 93si @9lc; Novem.
Der, 93f4 096c. Corn-Spot quiet but steady; No.
mixed, 53c; steamer No. . mixed sac; No 2 mixed,
52l2 Q54c; options nominal: No. mixed. August,
52l90o3e: September; 81 y q 93c; October 52l2
TO grade new, 33c; old rejected white, 3Sc old
No white, 80 q Ace: No. white, 36c; No. 2
firm, but later futures were duh; No. white. Au-
gust 36l203Sc; September. 32l20323lc; Octo-
Der, 80 G33c: November, 32as a33loc. Butter
firm with good demand for high grades. Cheese
quiet Other articles unchanged Receipts-Flour,
900 brls: wheat 500 bu; % 600 bu: oats.
5000 bu. Shipments-Wheat, 500 bu; corn, 5000
bu; oats, 8 600 bu.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 21.-Cotton firm mddling,
1038c. Flour easier; family, $4.050l.30 fancy,
$40 a go Wheat firm; No: red, 80 93c; re-
ceiPts 400 bu shpments S5oo b9: Corn firm
No. mixed, % 18c. Rye steady No. .. 38c.
Barley dull; No. fall, Soc Provisons-AIess
meats quiet shoulders. 3.75c; short ribs 5.5Oc.
Bacon steady; shoulders, 4.25c short ribs, 6.25c
shortclear sides 6 SOC. Whisky quiet at 81. l3
sales reported. Butter quiet and unchanged. Sugar
firm and unchanged. Eggs firm at lie. Cheese firm
and unchanged
MILWAUKEE. Aug 21.-F1our neglected Wheat
firm: Milwaukee No. 2 81 &c; SEPTEMBER S2lec Octo
Der, 84aic. Corn tame; No. ?. 459sc. Oats easier
No. g 263ic. Rye quiet; No. l. 56loc. Barley
Nothing done. Provisions steady mess pork, for
cash or September, s.. 62l2; October $3.50. Lard
Prime steam, for cash September. q. l0c Oc-
tober else. Butter firm; dairy, Ia Ice. Cheese
unchanged Eggs weaker at L d l l 12c Receipts
Flour, 9,037 brls; wheat, 7,1l4 bu: barley none
Shipnents-Flour, 3 1898 brls; wheat B. 05l bu; bar
ley none.
TOLEDO, Aug. 21.-Wheat dull and steady: No
2 cash August, SSloc; September S9c; October.
3Ol4c; November. 91llc asked; No. 2 soft, 9Ola
or September AL ,c October, 4Gl9c asked; year 3Sc
bid; May 39l4c. Oats unchanged cash August,
27c Septem Der, 26loc May 81 l4c Clover unchang
ed cash So SO asked; September October, 20. %
asked: November $40 asked Receipts-Wheat
81 600 bu; corn. $500 bu; oats, 5000 bu. Ship
rnents-Whcat. AZ 600 bu corn. 10000 bu.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 21.-Beef-Extra India mess
S2s pr t@rce: prime mess, els. Bacon-CUmber-
land cut. 33s T. cwt; shOrtrib sides. SIS I'D 8 cwt
Wheat steady but demand poor holders offer moder-
atey; California No. l. 7s0 IS Sd per GENITAL: the
| including 1853 900 American. Corn firm, with a
! fair demands mixed Western. As I'd per Genital:
the receipts of American for the three day
We're ii, 800 centals
LOUISVILLE, Aug 21.-Cotton active; middling
| I0lac. Grain quiet. Wheat-No. long berry, 93c;
No. = red, Sic. Corn-No = mixed 47c; No. 2 white
49c. Oats-New No. mixed, 20 d27c. Provisions
! steady Bacon-Clearrib sides, 6.25c; clear sides.