The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-06-03

s1l@7c Reeelpts-Flour, 600 bbls; wheat. 200
Mbest 3oO0 ou.: corn. Il. 00O no.: OstR. .0a0 o.
NEW ORLEANS, June I-Flour-D1lI: enoice.
81 5oelt IS; fancy. s. S0@9 %; iwinsr whezt pat
erts 20 70g5 IS; Hinnssoia patent process. S. -.
bakers. 81 Sc@4 60: Corn Firm demand q lower
Iates mixed. Gee; white, 1@72c. oa,s-ln fair
demand; supply good: choice western, s5lz9i6c.
CoTnmeal- Quiet al Il IS. Haydn good demand
for choice grades: others neglectee prime to
strictly rlime, Sl7@l9 so choice to fancy. SCOOP:
tier c, Sc 90. Bulkmeats-Dul; shoulders, packed,
S. So long clear and clear ribs. S. 80, Bacon
Dull; shoulders nominal at 81 so: long clear,
Sc l2la clesr ribs, &c Is Hams-Sugar cured,
9Z@Itc Coffee Quiet but steady; no cargoes,
nominal; elbow claIiEed, 55sg614e; on white.
e. e: choice &C. Molasses-JentrlfuRsl scarce
snd finn; common to god common. l7@Ac; fair
10 coed fair, 23@25c; prime 10 strictly prime 26@
$50. Ree-Qu1et tut steady ct 5'sq5tsc- Bran
Dul ST 759S0c. Cotton Seed 0Il-Prime crude,
2s@29c
CINCINNATI. June 1.-Cotton-Firm: mid
ding lG5zc. Flour-Duil: family si9l So; fancy
81. Corn-Wesk and lower; No. mixed, <61zg
462sc Oats-Drooping; No mixed, sigs41zc;
heavy; No. spring zoe Pork-Quiet Ct SO 62L
10 rs LaId-Dull at So 1890 20. BulEmeats-
In light demand; shoulders. SO IS; short ribs.
IS 3d. Bacon-In fair demand; shoulders "a IS:
short ribs, So Is; short clear. S. 50. Butter
Quiet and unchanged. Hogs-Quiet; common aud
light SS@S s.; packing ana butchers S. 50t 90;
receipts, eco head: shipments. 900 head. Eggs-
Slow and easy at l216slSc. cheese-steady a. "a
re,
with a moderate inquirs No. winter tec, spot
921S6eSc: June, 921ac bid: July, 961E096 august
go de93sc: september. 81 o. bid. Uofo-Westsrn
g9ney ana 2Gie JUN 1e2 5 sRG' 2 s
0Ets-Firm and quiet; Western white, 409l2c;
mixed, SSGS9c: Pennsylvania easier and quiet
Provisions Easier and quiet Mess Pork-sl2 25a
u 60. Lsrd-Refned. SIS Eggs-F3rmer ana active
at ls1E@ls51e Coffee-stesdy and QIie'; BIO car
NrHif IN rfaanCf
1886 bhlF, wheat Sc 600 bo.; corn. ZOO o.;
oats. 9,0oo bu.; rye, eco bu. shipnenu-cOrn,
1900 bu.
MILWAUKEE, June l. = Flour - Neglected.
Wheat-Weak Milwaukee No. 2, s31ze: July, S51Ec
Oorn-DuIl; No. ,, 441xc. Oats-Steady; No. ? S9ssc
Rye-LoweI; No l. 69c. Barley-Weaker; No. ?
June, $40 IS; July. $40 g. Lard-PTirre steam,
essh or june Sc 40; July, &c 50. B1tter-Dnll;
Easier at l1@l11lc. Recsiuts-FlouF. . Isio blk;
wheat 109.s66 bu., harley, 1872 bu. shipments
Flour, 2 $50 ablAi wheat, 1s74SS bU.; barley. SIS
bU.
TOLEDO, June 1-whest-Drll snd weak; No. 2
red, cash. S9s4e asked; June. s9zsc asked; JAY
gO1<c: august, 9l5sc No. soft e71ec asked. Corn
bull and lower; No. 2 cash or June. 4fe ssKedS
July, 47c; August, 47e. Oats Quiet; 10. = cash,
S51zc asked: June, S5c. Receipts-Rheal, 10000
bu.; corn. 15.CO0 bu. shjpments-Wheat- 1000
bU. corn, 6,O0O bu.: cats, 1000 bu
Cotton.
NEW YORK, June 1.-Cotton-The Post in its
cotton review says: The attention OF the MEM
bers OF the Exchange has been chiefly given to-
cav TO electinga new Board OF Managers, and
frsnss ctions in futures up to 2:l5 2. were CEN
secuently limited 10 10 600 bales. Following the
Liverpooi market prices of June TO September in
elusive, inst advanced e-lo0c but lO0c were lost
sesin. and at the third CAL August oroug o. ioslc.
steady at $1,000 higher than Friday sales ls,SoO
bales"
NEW YORK, June - Cotton - Dull and un-
changed cultures closed dull; June, l0Ssc; july,
lOssc. August IOeIc: september, 70 67c; Octo-
Der. 1oS9c; November. 10.24c; Deeemoer, 10 z5c;
January, l0.s0e, Febusry i044c.
GALVESTON, June 1.-Cotton-D III; middling
uplands. 101Sc; low middling, l01@c: good oidi-
nary, Zoe; net receipts. tales; gross, Is bales;
sales l9 bales; stock, 57S bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June l.-Cotton-Quiet and
steady: midoiing % Ice low middlin, 10 1870;
good ordinary, 9 15.l6c: net receipts, $40 bales
gross 461 bales sales, SOD baeS st9cE S6j99 bales
middling, 10Sc receipts. l96 bales; shipments, So
bales; stock. Is, $50 bales; sales, 100 bales.
ST. LOUIS. June | cotion-F l5I middlir1g,
l05sc; sales, 4f0 bales; receipts, 81 b~esi snip
ments, 500 bales; stock, 10000 bales
ole.
NEW YORK June --Petroleum-There was
break in The price OF petroleum this morning, IN
first price showing a decline OF 10 SIC, OF
which there was acti7e trading until shortly pc
fore the close when on realizing Il yielded 8s1s
and closed at that price DO.
PITTSBURG, June l.-1rading in oil 10 day was
fairly active: prices were weak and tending down
ward. The market opened at zee advanced .l %
7g5sc, broke TO 75zc, recovered to 7s1ze and Tell
of sgain TO 1870 at the close.
BRADFORD. Pa, June l.-PetroleuE-M Market
opened al 791sc: closed a. 7s1zci highest price,
-; lowest SAC; rnus, 7l,4s5 bolt to,el snlp-
msni- 90 sos bbls.; charters. $500 bDls.; clear
/, ances. 2 e06, eco bbls
OIL CITY, Pa June 1.-Natonsl Transit certn .
Gates opened at 59]5o highest price 7g5ss; lowest
5S3zc closed at 7S1zc. Sales, 452O0 ools-; clear
ances. 10000 bbls; shipments, s9s05 o0ls CHAR
| ters. sc. $40 bbls.
TITUSVILLE. Pa, June ]. = Petroleum : Ma
tioual Transit certificates opened at 79c; highest
price 5s5sc; lowest, S1kc: closed al 7s6cs ship
/ ments, 80, 905 bbS.; charters sc, gag Dds.
| Div Goods.
NEW YORk. June dry Goods-The market
| has been quiet in all departments, and the de.
| mand and forwardings of that unlmporiant CHAR
| acfer usual to the closing month Of the season,
| and succeeding the large transactions OF last