The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-14

cash December. 10c: January, Gle. BEtter
easy; dairy. I6017e. Cheese quiet at 8la0 9lac
Eggs, fair demand at 207 20lec Receipts-Flour.
1922 brls; wheat %, 165 bu; barley, SO, 2S5 bu
Shipments-Flour, So brls; wheat 2, 1925 bu barley
$3.50 bu.
BALTIMORE, Nov 13.-wheat-western lower
81 SIC; January, 937 "a 94isc February, 95a 096c.
Corn-Western lower and dull mixed spot 490
49l2c year 1850 ssc; January, asa 7sc Feb
ruary. 45l2045@c. Oats firm: Western white 330
&c., Western mixed. 81 033c. Provisions firm Mess
pork $9.5O01O. Eggs firm at 24c. Coffee duh and
easy; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair 75saessc Re-
ceipts-Flour, 1,1S9 brls; wheat 81 600 bu corn,
1S. 600 bu oats, 3, 600 bu rye 200 bu. Shipments
Flour. 1850 brls. corn, $4,000 bu.
TOLEDO, Nov. 13.-Wheat closed quiet but
higher; No cash or November, 94ac December,
% loc; January 9619c; February ESQ., May ST. 90 81.
Corn quiet; No. cash. 45c; November, 44c bid;
year 4Oc; January, 81 l2ei May. 39l4c bid 39lac
Clover seed firm; prime medium, cash November,
febrD.n bid Decsmber $500 bid January s. co.
corn 10000 bu oats, 1000 bu. Shipments--W heat,
Z4,oooo u; corn, 5000 blu.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 13.-Wheat quiet; California,
No. 1, rs 1d07s Sd per GENITAL. CALIFORNIA; No. 2.
three days 1874 600 centals, including %, 600
centas American. Corn firm, with a good demand;
new mixed Western, As lsd per Genital The receipts
OF American corn for the past three days o.,
500 centals
DETROIT, Nov. 13.-wheat weak; No white.
cash 9l!4c asked; December 92l4c asked May,
cember, 94l4c; January, 95lac asked: May $I.OI14;
No: red. cash, 92l4c asked. Corn 4Sc bid Oats
No. white cash, SIC; No. 2, cash, zee. Receipts,
wheat 33, 700 blu.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 13.-Cotton frmer; ,niddling,
91sc. Grain in fair demand. Wheat-No. 2 long
berry 97c; No; 2 red; 95c. Corn-No 2 mixed,
Acc; No. white, Ate. Oats-New No. 2 mixed,
27l2c. Provisons-No market.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 13.-Flour dull. Corn
strong and higher at 47@48c: Oats steady. Hay
quiet Suet and UNCHANGED Hog products quiet but firm.
hun rfr1
yellow in good demand at full prices Molasses tir-
er but unchanged
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 13.-wheat lower; cash,
Corn lower cash, SIC bid 32c asked: ali the wear.
27l4c bid, 27l2c asked. Oats, 225sc bid 23c asked
Cotton.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Cotton--The Post, in It's
ton for future deliveries from 708 points
higher At the opening call December delivery sold at
February, sci 0966c; March, 972c April, 965c;
August 10 7c Sales of the day Ia 400 bales After the
opening and up to Il a M, the market firm at
further advance of from 302 points, but
subsequently this advance was lost, and at noon
barely steady. Futures closed quiet but steady
LIVERPOOL Noy 13.-Cotton steady with fair
latoH and export, and S400 bales American. Weekly
cotton report: Sales ofthe week 81 900 bales; Aeri
can 5000 bales; SPECTATORS took 3, 500 bales;
porters took 3, 100 bales; forwarded from shpside
to spnners 400 bales; actual exports $500 bales
total imports, $1,000 bales American 70 900 bales
total stock 1874 900 bales: American go 900 bales
total amount afoat 1873, 600 bales; American, l93
600 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 13. Cotton in fair demand
net receipts, IA. $50 bales; gross receipts, 1904
bales exports to the continent. 6 353 bales: sales
1000 bales stock hand 226 34S bales. Weekly
statement Net receipts 49, 237 bales gross receipts
9O67O bales; exports to Great Britain % 1873 bales
exports to France CATS bales; exports to the CONT
nent % "a bales; exports costwisae 1882 bales
sales, 80, $50 bales
GALVESTON, Nov. 13.-Cotton firm; net and
gross receipts 1872 bales exports to Great Britain
1861 bales; stock on hand. 1O4, 400 bales. Weekly
statement: Net and gross receipts. 90 764 bales ex
ports to Great Britain, 13 29O Bales exports to the
continent. 4652 bales; exports coastwise, 1864
bales sales, 1921 bales.
. MEMPHIS Nov. 13.-Cotton steady; middling,
8 1850: receipts, 5.S78 bales shipments, f. 142
bales; stock on hand. sO379 bales sales, 5000 bales
ST. LOUIS, Nov: 13.-Cotton firm: middling
8 15-16c: sales. 500 bales receipts, 1865 bales
shipments, 2, 9O3 bales stock hand. As S59 bales
Oils
BRADFORD, Nov. 13-National Transit COMPANY
certificates opened at $1O6aa, and closed at
$1O6; highest price. ST O77s lowest price S l. O63a
runs not reported; shipments &C. 299 brls charters
o. III brls clearances, 1856 600 brls.
OIL CITY, Nov. Educational Transit Comnanv
certificates opened at ST. O6a4 and closed at 81 or
highest price 81 o7Ss; lowest price ST. 06 81 sales
l6O 600 brls cearances s. 1914 600 brls charters
56, l9l brls; shipments, sc, 299 brls. Z
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-The petroleum market
was comparatively quiet. The opening and closing
were the sameI$lo7 The lowest quotation was
sales were $500, 600 brls.
TITUSVILLE. Nov. 13.-National Transit Com
pany certificates opened at ST. O6a4 and closed at
$l.O7; highest price. 81 .O75s lowest price ST. O6aa
shipments, &C. 299 brls charters, &c. 91 brls.
PITrSBURG, Nov. 13.-Petroleum dull and heavy
National Transit Company certificates opened at
$1O6% and closed at $l.O7ls; highest price $1O75s
lowest price, 81 O63
ANTWERP Nov. 13.-Petroleum 191af paid and
sellers for fine pale American