The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-01-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.

u
reasonable expectation that it would follow the
upward course of pork, but for some mysterious
down on the curb Saturday low opening was
naturally expected. Thus first sales were at soc
for sIay;, the curb this morning having been any
where from 50 TO S5Ee Nearly all the regular
local traders made ieint of bulling the market
without doing any trading and under
price quickly dropped to s4s4c. For the best por
tion of an hour values fluctuated between S45l@
S51se for May, when, on report that the visible
10000 bushels, the market broke off 10 S315c
From here the decline to S354c was quite steady
were very free and good deal OF wheat changed
hands. From S3s4c the market once more picked
up to S412@S45sc on a moderate showing of local
trading. The market closed at S4@S41Sc on the
regular board, but broke off and closed ~ e..
the afternoon. The corn and wheat m
usual were featureleSs Provisions attracted an
unusual amount of attention with active buying
OF mess pork, under which the May option rose
70 sI5 ~, put broke on again to sll 1719, and
FlOur-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Opened &c
lower, broke off &C additional, ruled steady for
ranged: January, 7s@79&sc, closing at 7Sc; Febru-
airy, 7S1s@7g5se, closing at 7S14c; March, 1870
5?5c closing at $40; May, $50 s51c, closing at
Dull and featureless. The receipts were little
larger: cash., 3s1sc; January, S61sc; February,
closing at S61sc May, 3g5SgSgszc, closing
at Ss3sc. Oats-Quiet but firm; cash,
2sc R RSnu9Ty, $50 FebTgary' 2S14e; May
No. 2, 63@65c FIaxseed~ Weak; No. j.
81 1874. Mess POrk-0pened &c higher; advanced
steady; cash so go@lO S5 FebTuaTy $40 Solo IS.
closed at $40 9O@l0 921S; March, $40 95GIi o.
closed o at q! gegl va May sll l0gll 80 closed
cash. January and February, s. loo i7lS; March.
Sc 2o@6 25; May; s. 2216@6 S7112 closed at S. s.
at 371a Boxed Meats-Steady and a shade
Higher; dry salted shoulders. sl@4 O5; short rib
sides, - 40; short clear sides, S. 55@5 60.
sugaI-Unchanged. On the Produce Exchange:
Butter-Ruled nTIQer. Lps dair
l5@2Sc Eggs -19@20c. Receipts Flour, 10000
bbls.; wheat, coo bu.; corn 1l4,000 bu.; oats,
ments-Flour, 5000 bbls.; wheat, 1000 bu.; corn,
$1,000 bu; OATS $4,000 bu; rye 10000 bu.; barley,
Afternoon Board - Wheat - ss5sc May Corn
Unchanged. Oats - Unchanged. Pork - 21%@5c
lower. lard-Unehanged.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-Flour-Receipts, 15,17
dull and weak; sales, 1900 bbls. Wheat-SpOt
lower and moderately active; options slower and
closed heavy; receipts, $50 bu. exports, 1885,
bu. sales 4,56o,ooO Blu, of futures and 29o09 bu,
Of spot No. spring. soc IN store 901<c aloat 9l4c
ruary, ss5s@S95sc, closing at SS5se March, sOls@
9OIsc, closing at 901zc; April, 911I99214c, clos
ing at Ole May, 9254 @9ss4c, closing at CSC; June
at 945Ec; August 9514@9514c; December, 81 OJ5S
Corn-Spot dull; options opened firm, later de
eined closing heavy; receipts, 20 500 bu; exports.
futures and 5000 bu of spot;
nngraded, 44@49c; No; 8, 4714g4714c: steamer,
ruaTy; steamer white, SIC; No. ,, January, 1874
@5Oc, closing at 4s5zc February, 4S4@49c, closing
hnr rs AsFcH c f y eos Mag as 4e
closing at 4Sc Tallow-Steady. Turpentine-
firm at 4Oe. Oats-Lower and dull; receipts, $500
white, do, S9d4Sc. Stocks of grain in store
January l6: Wheat 9O24,16S bu.: corn, 1,ll3,17
bu.: oats, 7l4,6iS bu.;, rye 1919 bu.; barley,
Firm and demand good. Cofee-Options
steady but very Quiet sales; 100 bags;
January closed at 6.35@645c; March. 6.5o@6. SIC;
June. 6.6O@6.65c; July, 6.65@6.1Oc. Sugar-Steady
and demand moderate; refined dull. MOlasses-
steady; sales at AZ for so test. Rce-Quiet aud
firm. Petroleum-Steady; united closed at ST5sc
Eggs-Dull and weak; receipts, 1635 packages;
Western, 2@25c. Pork-Quiet but lrmly held;
mess. $40 25@10 80; clear backs. SO 25 Cut
shoulders, "a S71S@4 So. IardMModerateiy active
@6 52h; sold TO arrive at IS co. cost and freight;
January, Sc 4s@6 49; February, Sc iS96 SO; March,
city steam, S. 35@6 90 Butter-Quiet and steady;
Western, l2@%c; Elgin creamery, 3S935c. Cheese
in in, moderate demand and STEADY; Western Hat,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan, lS.-.Flour-Quiet; West
ern and Pennsylvania superhne SS93 JO do ex.
tras s. 5G 9g 70; Ohio, Indiana, St Louis and
so; Minnesota bakers, 81 25@5; do patents,
| S. 25@5 65, wheat-Weak and lower; No. red,
Msrch s7s5StsSc: April, Ss@sssc; May, 500
colo. Rye-Dull; No. Pennsylvania, 6j@67c.
| Corn-spot quiet but steady; No, mixed, 800
471{c: No yellow, 4S1ze; futures duh and nomi-
nal: No. mixed, January. 4714@4719c; February,
iMG Mas iS4Szc ." ostsspot quiet but steady
I white, 37@S71zc; futures frmer but quiet: No.
white Janus5y ssg4oc; February SS SD 1S
Proyisions--ste with moderate demand
Beef-city family, Per b6ls, sll %; do, packed,
$40; do. No mess, 49, Por6. ~ new, 81 S9
| Hams Smoked, per bbl., 50 50gll. Lard-Quiet
refined, Sc 75@7; do steam, Sc 621z Butter-Firm
for high grades; creamery extra, S4a35c; B. c.
| and New York extra. best here, 2o@27c; Western
| dairy extra, 16@17c; Western good to choice. lOg
| l2e packing butter, case; Eggs-Dull and lower;
fresh, 221<c. Cheese-Firm and in fair demand;
| Ohio flats, choice, 95zc; Ohio, fair 10 prime. S@
bu': corn. 10000 bu.; oats 10000 bu. ship
ments-Wheat 5000 bu.; corn, 4SOOO bu.; oats
| 1000 bu.
usT LOUIS, Jan. 1s-Flour-ouiet and un
changed Wheat--Active, bat weak and very
heavy; opened weak and declined steadily l9sc
Iallied &c, and closed sole lower than Satur-
9Oizc bid: May, $50 @95c, closing at 937sc. Corn
Very dull and irregular within small limits, prices
being materially unchanged; No mixed; easn
closing at SS1zc; March, s41sc; May, S65se Oats
Very dull and easy; No. mixed, cash, 2154c; May
At So@soc. Iead@No demand. Butter-stead,
and unchanged. Eggs-Steady and unchanged
Prairie, s. 25@9; timothy, IL 5o@n Is Bran~Eas!
at csc at mill 66c on east track. Cornmeal-
| Steady and in good demand at 81 S091 IS. Pro
visions-Fairly active and very strong. Pork-sll
| Iard-S6 05@6 10. Bulkmeats-L00se lots un
changed. Boxed lots, long clear, s. 20 short ribs
| S. 40; short clear. s. 50@5 65. Bacon-Long clear
s. 1915 so; short ribs, IS S71a95 90; short clear
| S6d6 TO- Receipts-FlOur, 1000 bbls; wheat, q
600 bu. corn, 20 900 bu; oats, %, 900 bu; rye, O.
| 600 bu. barley, 200 bu. Shipments-Flour, 500
bbls. wheat none; corn, IL 600 bu.; OATS 200
bu.: rye. none; barley, none.
| Afternoon Board = Wheat-Easy ana ga
lower. Corn-Irregular and shade lower. oat
+ | Unchanged.
| CINCINNATI, Jan. 1s.-Cotton-Steady mid
ding, SIC. Flour-Barely steady; family, $40
Is fancy, 81 s5@4 S. wheat-Dull No. red
yl1s@9214c; receipts 1900 bu-; shipments, 400
bu. Corn-In good demand; No. mixed, $3.50
size. Oats-Stronger; No. mixed, SIC. Rye
Steady; No. q 64c. Barey-Quiet; extra No.
spring. coo. Pork-Firm at $40 80. Lard-Stronge
at So lod6 121z. Bulkmeats-Unsettled: short rit
IS 25@5 10. Bacon-Firmer; shoulders, 81 20; shoi
rib, Sc; short clear, Sc IS. Butter-Steady an
| firm; northwestern extra creamery, 35g36c goo
| to prime, 20@30: choice dairy roll. 12@l5c. Liz
seed Oil--Dull at 40@4c. Sugar-Steady: No.
hard. refined 71f@55kc; New Orleans $3.50
Hogs-Firm common and light, 50 l5a3 So pacl
ing and butchers, So S5@4 05; receipts ,55s head
shipments, 1871 Eggs-Heavy and dropping .
| l791sc. Cheese-Firm choice cured Ohio taa
| tory. sH@l0c. Eastern exchange steady 81 IL
J discount buying. par selling.