The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-08-12

Nominal. Pork-Dull at $40. Lard-In fair de-
mand at 50 50. Bulkmeats-StTonger; shoulders,
q D; short ribs, 81. Bacon-In fair demand:
shoulders. = ~; short ribs IS p: short clear
Sc 80, Butter-Firm and unchanged I-inseed OH
Quiet and steady at 3Id iSc. HOgs-Quiet; COM
mon and light. s. sal -: packing and butchers,
- 3s94 Is: receipts, 2aoo head; shipments, 1000
head. Cheese-Firm and unchanged. Eggs-In
isll supply.
TOLEDO, August lO.-wheat-Dull and shade
lower; No. red, cash, a:s12c: August. e3c bid:
September, e41sc bid; October, 96c bid, 965zc
TENDER, 975zc; October, g9l &C asked. Corn-Quiet;
No. cash, 4Sc bid, 4gc asked August, &c asked:
year, 59c bid, Se5Sc asked. oats-Dull; No. ?,
cash. pc bid, Csc asked: August. 26lzc. Clover
seed-scarce; cash or August, Is bid. Sc . asked:
bid. Receipts-wheat. IL 600 bu.: corn 5000 bu.;
oats, 6O0O bu. Shipments-Wheat, 6O000 bu.
corn, 2,5cO bu..: oats, GOO bu.
BALTIMORE August 10. Wheat = western
higher and dull; No. winter red, spot, $3.50
Sc; August SIZE bid; september. g75s@97zsc;
and dull; mixed. spot. 5j54c bid: August, $50
55c. Oats-HigheT and firm: Western white, 500
zoe: mixed. 35@SSc. Provisions-Steady and fairly
7s<c. Eggs-Dull at ll@12c. COfee-Firm and
quiet: Rio cargoes ordinary tofair. 75k@s5Sc. Re-
ceipts-Flour, 9sl bbls.; wheat. 5000 bn.; corn,
5000 bu.: oats. 5000 bu.; rye 500 bu Shipments
Wheat, 10000 bu.
MILWAUKEE. August 1O-Flour-Dun and
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet; Milwaukee No. p.
sS$kc: September, T95lc: October, 92c. Corn
steady; No. 2, 47c. 0ats-weak No. ?, 255sc.
Rye-Firm No , 5SlSc. Barley-Steady No ,,
August g So Ness ardf@ Oe
steam, cash or August, 8 IS; September, s. 40.
Butter-scarce; dairy, l2@l4c. Cheese-Dull at
Flour, 1885 bbls wheat is oC0 bu: barley 575 bu.
Shipments-Flour, S,7i9 bbls.; wheat. $50 bus,
barley none.
ding, 104c Grain-Dull. wheat-No. long
berry, 97c; No. red, Csc. Corn-No. ? mixed,
new. 25Ssc' Provisions STEADY BaconNciear rib
sides, S. TO- clear sides s. %: shoulders, - %.
Bulsmea,smcear rib sides 3 5o clear sides,
Sugar-cured. $40. Lard-Choice leaf IS So
LIvPRPooL, Autust 1O.-cotten-Firm with a
Orleans. SD; sales, 5000 bales, Including LOO
bales for speculation and export, and $500
bales OF american; Wheat-Firm and demand
Steady with a fair demand Turpentine-spirits,
27s cd per cwt.
KANSAS CITY. August 1o.-wheat--stronger;
Corn-Higher; cash and September, sc; October,
SIC asked. Oats-Nominal; PIC bid
Oils.
firm. National Transit certificates opened az
es3kc and closed at $3.50; highest price, essc;
lowest g$sc.
TITUsvILLE, August lO-Oil-National Transit
certificates opened at 9s1sc; highest 914c lowest,
$3.50; closed at $50; shipments, 60isO bbls- !;
charters, 1896 bbls.
| NEW YORK. August O-Petroleum--H Has been
and after Selling at esIzc rose in the forenoon
to se5Sc, yielded fraction and remained steady
for the rest of the day, but closed heavy al VIC,
with $3.50 bid. Sales. 45,s6i.0C0 bbls-
OIL CITY, Pa, August 9.-Netional Transit
certificates opened al SIC; highest sg5kc; lowest,
ances $1,000 bbls.: runs, $3.50 bbls shipments,
none: charters. $500 bbls.
Tie Pipe Line statements published tomorrow
in the Derrick viii show Acceptanccs, S27,527,-
6sS; decrease, sgn.7ss Credit balances, s5sses-
SEQ: Increase sle3,sQ TOTAL liabilities, sS,452,-
ls9: decrease GAP. Gross stocks 3s.2i S6sbbs
ncreae IS O52 bbls Sediment and surplus, S,sll,-
729 bbls. increase, 1884 bbls- Total receipts,
,473 bbls.: increase. lis.30 bbs. Total de-
liveries, ], $50 209 bbs.; decrease, SeS67 bbls.
Cotton.
GALVESTON, August 1O.-Cotton-Dull and uli-
changed: net and gross receipts ~ bales sales, III
bales; stock IT'S bales
MEMPHIS, August -cotton-Quiet; middling,
lOc receipts, - bales shipments, % bales; stock,
4,z2s bales: sales, 80 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, August lo--Cotton-Q Quiet and
unchanged; net and gross receipts, - bales; sales,
| $50 bales; stock, 1901 bales.
| NEW YORK, August l0.-Cotton- Steady, mid
i ding uplands lO1zc; do. Orleans, l05kc; futures
closed quiet and firm: August. 1920; September,
| 997c; October, aGac: November. 9.65c: December,
ave: April. loose: May. 1oiac; June. io54c.
The Post. in its cotton review, says: Future de-
liveries after the usual fnctuation, were sold AZ
bales OF November At e.6Se, 100 bales Of April al
10O2c and 500 bales Of May at 10.14c Bids were re
fused OF I004c for August soc for October, 90
for December a.1Oc for January. 9.S0c for Feb
| ruary, and 9.9lc for March. Sales. $1,000 balss-
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK. August 1o.-Dry Goods-Tbere has
been an improved degree of action on the part o.
the jobbing trade and good business is in pro
| gress. II applies 10 all departments and class o
| goods. The bettered feeling of previous reports
| Is maintained, and values for al cotton fabrics
are hardening with an advancing tendency. Print
ing cloths are very firm at 316G31fc The In
| terkfn Mills Arkwright. r. L.. have secured Tho
contract for furnishing the cloth for The binding
Of General Grants book.
whisky
CINCINNATI, August Neutrality-suspicious. sold
nominal price. 81 IS.
CHICAGO, August l0.-Wbisky-Weak at q IS.
ST LOUIS. August lo-Whisky- Steady at 9 u