The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-02-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.


CHICAGO, Feb. Wheat resumed its old DO
sition to-day, and il attracted to itself about all
the interest on any speculative commodity,
which at the most was not very much. Despite
rather free selling on the part of some OF the
local traders, the market held mp moderately
firm. saturdays closing figures for wheat; Soc
for May, but the entire morning session range
1c. 1t sold irregular up TO this point, then back
to s614c- and again up TO S619c before noon. The
visible supply estimates agreed on was de-
crease in wheat of from any where between 500
600 and 100000 bu Toward the close of the
regular board the market fell OFF 10 S554c, ana
closed at S. 13-l6c. In the afternoon the feeling
was little frmer closing where the market
some $500 head under estimated, which TACT
blaced up the speculative market at the
start May pork opening 10c higher than
sparn eiiG at s &c. Il advanced seady to SCI 4
and then reactedj 70 Sll 81. Country orders To
buy were as liberal in this article. as they also
were in grains. Provisions deliveries were very
moderate to-day, the bulk going TO armour.
Corn and oats showed very little change, Flour
Quietand unchanged: Wheat-Ruled firm, early
Saturday. sales ranged: February, SO S-iG@sO3 &,
closing at so slice; March, sO5S9Sl14e closing at
SO5 C; May, S55z@S615c closing at IS i3-16c; No. ?
spring, S014@S015c. Corn-Quiet but firm: cash,
S634c; February 53sgS6c closing at S62se; March,
SCI 4d36 7l6c closing at 36tsc: May, 40l tGi0 &c,
closing at 40}sc. Oats-slow and quiet; cash,
2s15g29c: February 2S54 g2ec, closing at 2si4c;
Dull; No p 60c. Flaxseed-Steady; Ne. !, 81 Pa
l 1919. Mess Pork-Opened Toe higher. rallied ~
@loc additional, recedsd 5g313c. closing steady;
sii IOall I2ls: March, si l2Iai1 Ia closing at
ST 2l2@I1 l5 May sll SOgll TO- closing at sll 30
oil S3[2; Lard-Quiet and firm; cash, s. 12laa
May, So 2715eJ6 80. Boxed Meats-Steady. Dry
sated shoulders, S. 95g4; short rib sides, s. 500
Steady; cut loaf, 74g71Sc; granuaed, 67sc; stand
ard A, 81 @d6 56-l00c. Butter-Quiet and steady
Receipts.Flour, 1000 bbIs.: wheat 1000 bu;
corn, 900 bu; oats, III, GOO bu.; rye. 600
barley, q, 600 bu. shipments-Flour, Il, 600 bbls.
wheat, 5000 bu.; corn, 5000 bu.; oats o. 600
Afternoon Board-W heat-Firmer and I.,aI4c
higher, May closing at ST Lice. Other markets
unchanged.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Flour-Receipts, u,nI
bbs.; exports 1,4lj bbls and II 25 sacks: market
dull and weaker: sales, II 500 bbls. Whest-Re-
but quiet, shippers holding of; options opened
weak, .afterward ruled stronger, and advanced =
95sc, later fell back 14qs4c, closing steady with
recovery OF Re; sales, 100000 bu of futures and
10000 bu. OF spot; No. Chicago, 9l34c in store:
ungraded red, s5@9Oc: No. red, 923 C anoat: No
February, eo@903sc, closing at 9Ol<c March, 919g
C, closing at 92sc; April, 92i4 @95 Sc closing at
Csc; May, 94d945le closing at gIic: June. $50
csc, closing at 95l &c; November, 81 COZ; Janu
s sales, $1,000 CO. bu u Of futures and 1900
is547@e; Steamer. S4s.aiSc eieys tS 4sc Sloat
4914c elevator, 5Ctsc aloat steamer yellow, ste
10 , white, steamer, 4sc; No; 2 February, i9l9@
&c. ' IpT issc M Closing s af c :GSs ay
| 4S1 464Slac closing at 4S1ac. OatsA shade lower;
Teceipts 60 600 eu;: exports I9oo9O bu:; mixed
grain in store January 50: Wheat S,29S405 bu. :;
corn 1884 bu; oats 62S 29 bu.; rye, l202i0 bu.
SarieE lS b SI peas sT .S d 6n malt 9S
and nominal. Coffee-Opened fairly active and
steady; sales. $1,000 bags February, 6.5Oe; March,
INV SSye: August. 'uf q Zoe oV 0eSober,
| 6.75c; November, G.S0c; December 6.s0S6.S5c.
sugar-Dull and rather weak; fair to gooi
refining, ; 7-l6@J5sc; refined dun at 1853 &c;
extra C, 7-16@ysc; mold A, SIC: cOnieetioners'
A. 61sc cubes, 6 il-l6@614c. Molasses-Dull and
Petroieum-steady united closed at S2Igc. Cotton
seed Oil-QuOted at 231ac for crude and Sld3l e
for refined ~; Talow-DpLl ana weak ;, Resin n
Eegs-Firm and demand fair; receipts, LISA
| packages Western, pc, Pork Quiet; mess,
| $40 50@il. Cutmeats-Firm; sales of picked
bellies at sc: middles firm; long clear. - &c.
LArd-lIigher and fairly active; contract grades.
spot at S. 45@6 AZ; January, Sc 42@6 AZ February.
Sc "A: March, S. 46@6 IS; April S. 3d. May, s. $50
e 500 g. BaffeEaEirm and in fair i9SasiTy
| Quiet; Western fiat, 7@912c. Lead-Dull. Other
articles unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-Flour-Firm but unchanged.
| Wheat-More active and firm The market opened
| strong and ruled steady at the advance until
noon, when prices eased off and the market closed
but higher eSr5 5aaR @ ip No
bid March, 81 May, s6I4 gs6, s@967sc, closing At
| 965sG9619c; June, 97c. Corn-Very quiet but
cash, s5zas5sc February, Sac March, 54iI sos
closing at 35c: May, S71493T$s9S s95511c, clos
| ing at S1l4@S12ffc. 0ats-very duh but steady;
bid May. $i5sc Ryes@5sc bid BsrieyMouie a1a e
| 6Oas0c. Lead-Nore active and firm; chemically
hard spot "a 30; refined for March delivery 81 50.
/ l514@l6c. Flaxseed-Unchanged. Bran-Glc at
mill; &c on east track. Cornmeal-Steadyst 81 10
II al U<o1 lfat orrfn n1
Changed. Provision" Moderstefy active i've very
strong and higher. Pork-s11 25. fard-s6. Bulk
S co. shart clear, s. Is: boxed lots unchanged.
Bacon-Long clear, s. s.: short ribs, s. 99gG;
Receipts-Fiour, 1900 bbls; wheat, 1900 bu. /;
corn, IS 900 bu.; oats, 1900 bu.: rye, 900 bu
barley. 6,00o bu. shigments-Flour; 900 bbls
| none; barley, 10000 bu.
Afternoon Board-Wheat-we and 1%@Ie
| lower CornIEasy and 1s@ssc lower. Oats
| Steady and a shade better.
| PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-Flour-Dull. Wheat
Firm and higher: No. 2 red, February, ss14@
see March, s9z4@ss5gc; April 9O'4@So'4c; May
44c; No. yellow acc; steamer No. mixed, i6lSc;
| No. 2 mixed, 471Sc; No. mixed, February, 47@
| Oats-Spot steady but rather quiet: white, 375z@
| 4l%c; futures duh and shade easier; No ,
white ;d February and March, @s@Sgc; april
| 1obbing demand at former rates. Lard-Steady;
refined, s797 %; do. steam, Sc 6219; do. butchers
Il
extra, 30@33c; Bradford County and New York,
| 20d22c; Western dairy, extra, 15@lGc; Western
| good to choice, 10al2c; rolls, Gals packing but
| ter, 6@7c EgRs-Firm and in better demand:
| Pennsylvania fresh, 221z@23c; Ohio and other
| Western fresh, 22@2212c. Cheese-Steady and
moderately active; Ohio flats, choice, 9tzc; Ohio
1 fair to prime, 71z@914c. Petroleum-Dull 70Abel
test IN barrels &c. Receipts-Flour, 1000 bbls
wheat 5000 bu.: corn. 1sc0O bu.; oats, 5000 bu.
Shipments-Wheat 1900 bu.; corn, 6,OO0 bu. oats,
5000 bu.
| BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-Wheat-Western higher
| and dull; No. winter red, spot, s7@S7Ixc; Feb
| ruary, S67S@S71zc; March, S9@S9l4c; May, 92l4@
92s4c Corn-Western easier, closing dull; mixed
| spot, 47@471<c; February, 46ss@4614c; steamer,
| 443s@4412c. Oats-Higher and scarce; Western
| white l0@42c; do. mixed, SS@39c. Provisions
1 Steady and quiet. Mess Pork-s10 50@11. lard
1 Refined, 714@71zc Eggs-Quiet at 2l922c. Coffee
| Quiet: cargots ordinary to fair T[9s14c. Re-
ceipts-Flour, 5S35 bbls.; wheat 1000 bu.; corn,
| "a. 500 bu. oats, 900 bu.; rye loo bu. Ship
ments-Flour, 6.o11bbls.; wheat. none; corn, H1,-
| 600 bu.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-Cotton-weak; middling,
| SIC. Flour-fn fair demand; family, a 15S
| 4 40; fancy, a 4564 IS. Wheat--Easier No 2 red,
s4esoc; receipts: IL 500 bu. shipments, 49, bu.
| Corn-steady: No. 8 mixed. 3ce6615c. Oats
Steady; no. 2nixed, S211c Rye-ln good demand;
NO. ., &C. Daz,ey-rrn; No. 3 spring.. CSC.