The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-07
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at Philadelphia, st. Louis, BATH
more, Cincinnati, and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6.-Flour steady and unchanged.
early, but fell off, and closed about l4c lower for
nearby futures and Ssc lower for May: No. 2 red.
cash, 9Oi2c; January. nominally 90l4e; February,
945sc, closing at 94isc; May 97a409sac closing at
97aac asked June, 9S0984c, closing at 9Sc. Corn
STEADY and firm e 6st dull Nc. mxsd sash sss@
May, 36Ssc. Oats-Nothing done; prices nominal;
No mixed, cash. 2914c; May, 81 lie: Rye neglected:
unchanged Whisky S1.10 Butter easy; creamery,
25030c; dairy. 16025c. Eggs quiet and easier at
l70l7aac Flaxseed lower and very quiet at 81 .06.
1885, prairie, $60s. Bran firm and higher; 65c at
the mill 64c on the Eastside track. Corn-mea 81 50
CLIO. Wool steady and unchanged. Provisions
1O.40. Lard higher 5.9O05.95 Bulk meats
sharply higher, with but very few sales GOOSE lots)-
Long clear, 5O5c; short-rib sides 515c short clear
53Oc. Boxed otsIong clear. SOC: short rib sides,
505c: short clear. 5. as 25c. Bacon-Long clear,
5550 60c shortrib sides. $. 067lac: short clear
weak and 01ec lower. Corn-Nothing done. Oats
nominal. Receints--F1our 5000 brls wheat 1O, 600
bu; corn 80. 600 blu: oats, 5000 bu rye. bar
wheat, none corn. 700 bu; oats, 5000 bu; I rye'
none; barley, 5000 blu.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. Colour quiet and steady.
ssis $780, March, 9o@Sohc; April, Sin SsI Sc;
May, 93la 0934c. Corn-Spot in good demand.
mixed, 80 o47nac; futures higher No; mixed, Jan;
46s4 047i4c Oats-Spot firm, but demand light;
white. 3634Oc; futures quiet; No. white. January,
339S39aac February and March 3903slac April,
creamery extras, 32033c. Eggs quiet and steady;
Ohio and and other Western fresh, 21022c Pc
rosum q g 100 test in b bis 5ae Reeep ooo
bu; oats. % 900 bu. Shipments-Wheat, q, 900 bu;
corn, 4, 600 bu; oats. 5000 bu.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 6.-Flour duh and unchanged.
Wheat frmer; No. 2 red. 92093c: receipts / 500
bu; shipments g. 5OObu Corn in fair demand and firm;
No. mixed 30 D36c. Oats in good demand and firm;
No mixed. 30la0314c Rye firm; No. 2. 641ac.
held higher Lard tirmer at6.O5c Bulk meats quiet
and unchanged Bacon firm and unchanged. Whisky
active and firm at $1.10; sales of l. 135 brls of an
ished goods this basis Butter dull and lower;
Northwestern creamery, 35036c; good to prime
Ohio creamery, 20030c; choice dairy roll, 12015c.
Sugar quiet and unchanged. Eggs heavy at 17c.
Cheese quiet and unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 6:-Wheat-Western higher,
with fair demand; No. winter red, spot 500
$3.50; January so s60s7c; February s7Ss9s7ac;
Western higher: mixed. spot, 47l4o January, 467sc;
February, 46l4 046Ac; steamer, 430434c. Oats
dull; Western white 3603sc Western a, mixed, $40
lower at 20021c Coffee firm; Rio careoes ordn-
airy to fir ooa dga S9 go bss
Shpments-Florr, 1.071 brls.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 6.-Flour quiet but steady.
Corn easy; mixed. 44c; yellow. 45c. Oats 6rmer;
choice Western, 3sc. Corn-meai steady. Hay quiet
Lard, 6lsc. Bulk meats-Shoulders. $3.50; long
clear, she; clear ribs. 5.s71ac; Bacon-shouIders,
nominal; long clear, 5.87lac clear ribs &c. Hams,
9401Oc. Whisky steady. Coffee quiet and weak;
Rio, 70934c. Rice quiet but steady. Cotton-seed
products steady. Sugar steady. Molasses in good
demand and receipts light
TOLEDO, Jan. 6-Wheat closed weak; No. 2,
cash or January, 89c; February, 90lac March, 92c;
May, 943ac. Corn DULL No. 2, cash. 3Sl2c: May,
4Olac. Oats neglected. No. 2. cash, 3Oc; May. 33c.
Clover-seed quiet; prime medium, cash or january,
$3.50 bid; February SIS. rs bid; March SIS So asked
Receipts-Wheat, 5000 bu; corn $4,000 blu; oats,
1000 Blu. Shipments-Whsat, none; corn, $4,000
oats, none
DETROIT. Jan. 6.-Wheat easier; No. white. cash
and January, S6l2c; February, 9514c asked; May 95c
asket No. red cash and January, 89e asked; Febru
airy. 3Ol4c asked; May, 95e asked; No. red. cash,
s0ioc asked. Receipts. 25 900 bu. Corn cash. 37ac
asked. Osts--No. white cash, 32lac; No. 2, cash,
29l2c.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Cotton fat at unchanged
prices Sales 5000 bales, including 1000 bales
for speeriation and export and 700 bales American.
Observation-Disclosures steady but demand poor Corn
steady but demand poor. Spirits turpentine 27s Sd
per cwt. Petroleum refined, 7led per gallon
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 6-Wheat-No. 2 long berry
95c; No. red. 93c Corn-New mixed, 36c. Oats
New No. 2 mixed, 81. Provisions quiet and un-
changed