The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-01-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Produce Markets.

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.
CHICAGO Jan. IO-The speculative interest in
wheat to-day was very slight, but the feeling
firm. Trading was almost entirely local, few
outside orders being received, and eentered
mainly ON the May option. The market opened
1f@19c higher, but sold off gaze under fair
Offering rallied Oh the expectation OF a decrease
closed on the regular board 11c higher than sat
urday. The feeling was somewhat weaker in the
market ives very quiet with only light trading
but prices ruled steady and closed shade higher
! feeling in mess pork was strong throughout, the
| closing being Toe higher on the regular board,
Lard was shade higher. FiourNQuiet and I'M
| changed. Wheat-Quiet but firm; the market
opened 1s@l4c higher, fell back &95sc. rallied
sales sale ranged: january, si5ESsa5c, Closing at 81
! @s9sc February, sl7s@S25sc. closing at s23sc;
s ssSea s ccsgfns at si0ss sc No As SPRING ING
but firm cash, a61 c; JandsIy So s@sSSc: Fe6rH.
airy, 36IS@365sc; March, 365s@36s4c May, S97sc.
February, sl4e; May, 8izs@81f4c; Rye-Dun;
seed-Firm; No j, 81 12js. Mess Pofk-stronger,
closing Toe higher; cash, $40 42149lO A.; January,
@lO as closing at so 42224al0 8; March, $40 IS
ole 81 closing az $40 521YgIo 80; May, $40 621s@
m ~ eaSh. sS lo%s i3S February $ Ioa6 ana "a
closing at Sc l2@6 Is; March, Sc l5G6 ~, closing
az 81 l71s96 20; May So S0@6 IS, closing al 81 ;l
ders, s. 70@3 90; short rib sides, IS has l7!5;
| short clear sides, s. 4065 A.. Sugar-Unchanged.
Butter-A shade frmer; creamery 2O@$2c; dairy,
bbls.; wheat, 2,000 bu.; corn, 5000 bu.; oats,
5000 bu.: rye. ZOO bu.; barley, 5000 bu.
| Shipments-Flour, 5000 bbls.; wheat 1900 bu.;
corn, 1000 bu. oats, $1,000 bu.; rye, 1000 bu.;
| barley. $4,000 bu.
| Corn and Oats--Unchanged. Pork-5c higher.
| Lard-Unchanged.
| ST. LOUIS, Jan. 11.-Flour-Firm but I'M
ket opened a fraction higher, but lost the ad-
| vance: this was subsequently recovered, and
| further advance carried prices 14a3sc higher
closed: No. , red, cash, ole; January, eO1s 99lc,
closing at ole; February, 92l s@92l4c, closing at
ing at sSit bid corn2%ery eII and ea
| &c better; No. mixed, cash. SAC; January, $50
q$8j4c, closing at .s354c; February, S4l1c bid;
snd firm mixed cash. SCI &c BID; May SIZE bid.
| Rye-Easier at soc. Barley-Dun but steady.at 60
assoc. Lead-Dull and unchanged Butter-Qliet
quiet at 81 O6. Hay-Firm and ae-
| Bran-Dull and unchanged. Cornmeal-Quiet
but stronger ats 20. WOol-Quiet and steady;
Wool, ioasS5&c PTovisions@ln good demand and
| frmer. Pork-Higher at $40 So Lard--s5 $500
ribs $ 2O short clear, S IS. Boxed lots, long
| q 1093 SO. Bacon-Long clear, . o21sG) %;
short ribs, S IS. Receipts--Flour, 1000 bbls.;
rye 1000 bG; barley. Zoo SE ship% pine
5,ooO bols:; wheat, 1900 bu;: corn, 10000 bu.;
oats 1000 bu rye, none: barley none:
Afternoon Board-Wheat-Weak and &c lower.
Corn-Nominally unchanged. oats-Firm and
NEW YORK, Jan. l1.-Flour-Receipts, 1856
bbls.; exports. COG bbls- and 1000 sacks. Market
Ohio. s. 26@5 co. Common to Choice se eS3rs St.
Louis, > 2ja5 GO: patent Minnesota extra, good
10 prime. 81 75d5 Is Wheat-Receipts, 10 bu.
later on r1ed stronser eoSng howeTef %e
sales, g, $4,000 bu. OF futures and 5000 bu. Of
spot No. spring. Ole: ungraded spring Ssl4c:
red nominal at 9114c elevator; No. / white. csc;
No. red, February, 9O5sg92c closing at 9l5sc;
9is4c, closing at $50; May, e55S@961lc, closing
at soc; June, g634g972sc, closing at 97c; .De-
active; options opened lower and closed firm !;
receipts, 1900 bu.; exports. 62,9S6 bu.; sales,
ungraded, 45@4s5lc: No. 3, 46949l4c steamer,
4714di754 elevator 40c afioat, i14c February: No.
? oo5s@5le elevator; steamer yellow, 4Sei NO. :,
| s91594S54c, closing at 4914c; March, is1sgie
| closing at 49c; April 4Ss4c; May. isl4c. Oats
| 10 bu.; mixed Western, S6@37c: white do, S9G
&c. stocks Of grain in store January 10:
Wheat, 9l63 762 bu: 1,07395l bu,: oats, SOL,
SIS bu barley 1867 bu.; rye. llG,474 bu; peas,
| 1858 bu.: malt, 1884 bu. Hops-Steady ana in
| little more demand. Coffee-Spot fair; RIO nomi-
500 bags: january, 65oG655c: February 6s5a
6.60e: March. 6.65ae.6Oc; April, 6.dOa6;65c: May,
| 6s5@6,90c. Sugar-Dull refined, quiet; off
A, &C; confectioners' a, G5sa7 l1-16c standard A,
| mand. Petroleum-Steady; united closed at So &C..
1 Turpentine-Dull at CSC. Eggs--Firm and higher,
receipts, 2Os4 paekages; Western, 2I1sa 2s1@c.
firmer; sales OF picked bellies al - II; picked
hams. IS 24as 80. Lard-Fairly active sales OF
Western steam. spot at g A.: JANUARY Sc Has ~:
| February, Sc 4sG6 AZ: March, Sc 50g6 50: April.
Sc 5296 81, May, 81 63a6 20; city steam, S. 81 la
| 6 IS. Butter-Quiet and barely steady; Western,
| and firm: Western fat, 7g91zc. Copper-Firm;
lake, llI9@llssc. Lead-steady; common, 81 7o@
| 4 IS.
\ PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 11.-Flour-Steady with
moderate demand; Ohio, Indiana, 81. Louis
IS 25@5 So Minnesota bakers, 81 2o95; do pat
q n 10 red January, s74@sc FebTuaT ny.
Mas asren c SSsss rm and iH fair
demand steamer No. mixed, 451s@i6c; steamer
uary options in fair demand: later months dull: ;
| No. mixed. January, ~ 94s1zc: February, ~
a4s77zc; March,, 471z44S14c: April and May, az
ale: futures quiet; No , white, January. S,l4 "a
4oe: February, s9@40c March and April, S9,4@
in fair jobbing demand. Lard-Dull; refined.
ST 75@7; DO. steam, So 5o@6 621z; do butchers
extra. s2@sic. Eggs-Firm on scarcity: Ohio
and other Western fresh. 25c, Cheese-Quiet but
prime s@9c. Petroleum-Qauiet at nc in bar
rels Receipts-Flour, 1000 bbls.: wheat, 1000
bu.: corn, 5000 bu.; oats, 1000 bu. Shipments
Wheat 1000 bu.; corn. 5000 bu.; oats, 1000 bu.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1l.-wheat-western irmer
and dull: No. winter red. spot, s6l9gs711c; jan
uary, sozs@s71$c; February, s7z ss19c; March.
Western higher and active; spot, 5o950ISc; jan
nary. 49, s@4s5sc; February. 465s@47c; steamer.
| 4ss<d45c. Oats-Firm Western white. 368Sol
mixed, 34@35c. Provisions-steady and quie !.
Pork-Mess 50 s5@10. Lard Refined, 81 25@7 81.
Eggs-Firm at 20@2lc. Cofee-5teady and quiet;
rio cargoes ordinary to fair, 75<9s1zc. Receipts
Flour, LOO bbls.; wheat, 1900 bu.; corn, q 900
bu.: oats 1000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 1878 bbls Z;
corn, $500 bu.
mand; middling, SIC. Flour-Firm; family,
s494 20 fancy, 81 1904 60. Wheat-sronger; No.
red 94c: receipts, 1000 bu.; shipments, loo
bu. Corn-In good demand and higher; No 5
| mixed 37@371zc. Oats-Firmer; No. mixed,