The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-08

IN fair dsruand extra No 3 Spring, 60062c. Pro-
visions-Mess pork quiet at 1915. Lard in good de-
mand at 5Soc. Bulk meats dull; shoulders. &c.
3S7l2c; short ribs $3.50; short-cIear sides. 6 Soc
whisky steady at 81. 05; finished goods sold basis
OF Sl.o5 Butter duh and unchanged Sugar quiet
and unchanged. Eggs firm and higher at 15c. Cheese
in fair demand. firm and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Oct 7.-Wheat-Western frner
asked November. 9lla094Ac December, 96sl0
and inactive; Western mixed spot, 40 04912c; Octo
Der 1880 bid; year AZ January, 4? sc bid
Oats esss. in tone and quiet; Western white $50
Mess pork. $40 Lard. refined 7i2c. Eggs frmer
ct 17l9@lse Coffee dull Rio cargoes, ordinary TO
Is 900 bu corn, 1900 bu; oats II 900 bu; rye
100 Blu. .Shipmenes-Flour, 985 brls.
NEW ORLEANS Oct Flour generally I'M
CHANGED, but some sales rather higher. Corn easier;
mixed, 55c; white, 55Q56c yellow. sec. Pork
steady S9.37le. Lar2-Refned tierce, 6.37lec
Bulk meats-Shoulders, 4c; long clear and clear
ribs, 5.75c. Bacon frm shoulders 3.87lac; long
sugarcured. canvased. lO4 1O34c. Coffee firm; Rio
cargoes, common to prime, 74094c. Rice in fair
Prime crude new, 29ia036c: summer yellow. IS
036c, f. o. b cake. % alongside. Other articles
unchanged.
MILWAUKEE. Oct Flour in moderate demand
Der 89sic. Corn firm; No: 2 43c. Oats firm: No.
2 26c. Rye steady; No. l, SOC. Barley quiet No 2,
56l9c. Provisions steady; mess pork. for cash
November, 1920; January, 1925: Lard-Prime
steam, for cash November, $500; January
$50. Butter dull; dairy 13015c. Cheese quiet at
Fenp ess brs naes bu barleS
bu. Shipments-Flour, 765 brls wheat, 2,430 bu;
barley, 6 1926 blu.
TOLEDO, Oct. Wheat closed active and higher;
No. soft, cash or October 95l4c: November, 96lac:
December. 97sic; January, 99c bid; May 81 O6 bid.
Corn quiet and firm; No. 2 cash or October Acc:
November, 7sc; all the year, 3sc; May, 39e Oats
November. 281oc: May &c. Clover seed quiet:
prime medium, cash October, So. 65 Did, Novern-
Der 1915; December, $5.s2la: January SIS. 80.
Shipmeats-Whcat. 600 bu; corn 1000
bu; oats none.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 7.-Cotton dull and lower mid
ding ing uplands, . 12d; middling Orleans, 5Ssd Sales
1000 bales including 500 for speculation and ex-
port, and s. 200 bales American. Breadsruffs-Wheat
strong with good demand, holders offer moderately
California, No. 2. 7s07s Sd per GENITAL; red West
ern spring 7s07s Sd per GENITAL. Corn firm with a
fair demand. Bacon-Long- clear mindless Dos per
cwt. Lard-Pfime Western 32s per cwt
DETROIT. Oct Wheat dull; No. white
December; No red, 94ssc cash and October; 95c
November; 96lac December: No; 3 red, cash; 90c
asked Receipts. "a 200 bu. Corn-Cash. IA SC
3Ostc
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 7--Cotton easier; middling,
96c; No. red. 94c Corn-No. 2 Mixed As l9c; No.
white, 4612c. Oats-New No. mixed, 271ac
Provisions steady and quotations unchanged.
x KANSAS CITY, Oct. Wheat higher: cash,
7Siec bid, 79c asked November, 8Olec bid, sOlec
asked December. 82190s3c. Corn higher; cash,
32Ac; November, 30c asked; all tie year, 2534
bid, 26aac asked. Oats nominal.
Cotton.
NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-Cotton-The Post, in it's
cotton review says: Future deliveries on a fair
demand have been subject to several fluctuations at
lowest point of the day. Prices ranged 61000
7-lOOc below yesterdays closing quotations. and the
result of the third call make the reduction only
4-1O0c Sales the third CALI 400 bales of Deem
Der, 9.74c; 200 bales of January, $3.50; 1,2OO
bales of February $3.50. Futures closed steady
$1,000 lower than yesterday"
NEW ORLEANS Oct 7. Cotton easy: middling
5-16c low mddling, 1870; good ordinary
11-16c net receipts, 5 236 bales; gross receipts
5000 bales; exports to Great Britain 1877 bales;
exports to the continent 1916 bales; exports coast
wise 4. 435 bales SALES, 1000 bales stock hand,
81, $50 bales.
GALVESTON. Oct 7.-Cotton easy; middling,
$780, low middling, 91sc; good ordinary, 8 1870;
net and gross receipts 406l bales; exports to the
continent 1850 bales; sales, ], S94 bales; stock
hand, AZ, 524 bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct. Cotton steady; middling,
9l4c receipts, 1907 bales; shipments. 1913 bales;
stock on hand. 1a, 3S1 bales; sales, l. $50 bales
ST. LOUIS, Oct. Cotton unchanged: middling,
9sec; sales. 500 bales receipts 3,693 bales; ship
ments, 2,316 bales; stock on hand g. l59 bales
Oils.
BRADFORD, Oct National Transit Company
certificates opened at $1.OO7s highest price
81 OF s; lowest price 81 OO7e and closed at 81 OI;
runs, "a l49 brls; total shipments. 70,436 brls;
charters, 56, $40 brls; clearances, 1872 900 brls
NEW YORK, Oct THE petroleum market
dull and altogether featureless; sales all
made within range of dc opening strong at ST. Oh B
and selling down to 81 CO.'S closing at 81 OILS with
81 OIL bid The sales were s, sol 600 brls.
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