The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-04-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
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CHICAGO. April 5.-The pressure to sell wheat
was very urgent at the opening change to day,
and continued 80 throughout the entire session.
There were few sales at the opening at S01se,
but the market fell off quickly 10 799Sc, rose to
791ss but broke of again 70 7y5se. and at ~ Ice
at the close of the regular board, and finished at
the ssme figures in the afternoon. The failure of
a grain finn at Duluth assisted the weakness,
while Iumors of inert asing labor troubles and
as bear" Arguments. After IeguiaT trading ding
hours May wheat sold on the curb at 7914e-the
and oats, the price of cash No corn declining TO
SS1&e in the afternoon. Provisions on the
in the latest trading 71leiOe higher
than on Saturday. Flour-Dull. easy and with no
change in quotations. Wheat-weak ana lower;
closed about lie lower than Saturday. Sales
7s5g@sC,sci Closing 1t 8 SIsc; June, slsSs2ssc,
spring, 67@69c Corn-Quiet and easier owing TO
increasing reports and the weakness in wheat;
e Nash e APT S y CLOSING ngs at
with values lower; cash. SIC; May so1sc, closing
Dull; No. ,, 55Iz @56c BarIeyeNominai; No ?,
6oc Flaxseed-Essier; No. l, 81 o., Mess Pork
rallied l2hal5c, and closing steady; cash, 80 4O@
5a@s 60 zsSs az siSSsins az % sSss Ss& Lard
IS 500, closing at s. 971a@6; June, s6 Oo96 O2I,
closing at g 62H Boxed B Mears-steady dry
s ssi s so shcr, ee sH SD @sss
unchanged. ButteT-Coni,u,.e.. ,.. ...;e Firm;
creamery, &@SSc: dairy, l5@2tc. E.ys N@llc.
bu.: corn, Ioi 600 bu:; oats. 81 600 bu: rye. 1000
barley, 1900 bu. Shipmens-Flour. ii 900 bbls.;
wheat, 5000 bu corn, q 900 bu.; oats, 29 900 bu.;
Afternoon dowheat-Unchanged. Corn
Lower, May closing at s7ssc. oats-weaker at
% 13-l6c May. Pork and lard unchanged.
bills; exports, 1891 bbls.; 5,ss5 sacks market
heavy; sales, 1l,O0O bbls. Receipts. "a
$50 bu.; exports, 1872 452 bu.; spot lower options
futures and $4,000 b. spot; No. spring, e4c; do.
last half of May, e0e; No. 2sprng, c. and j., sec;
Ss sore e. S 40 eeG g
No. 2 red, April, ss+@s2c, closing at s2c; May,
921z@921ze closing at Ss4; June. go @9S1sc clos
August, SsssSic closing at ss%e; s: p 6eS,
943S@sas4e, closing at 94sSc; October, 5oIz996c,
closing At sc NSSe%Ser %@S closing 9sI at
Corb-LOwer; closing weak: receipts. 1900 bIi.;
exports l3S 26 bu. sales. ga 900 bu. futures and
4e Steamer Sa M sp1 2S44Ic: eIevatog 455@isc
No. ?, 45s4c elevator ACC afoat; yellow, 46c; No.
April, 45sl@45ssc, closing at SIC May, $3.50
465zc; July 47l4@471lc, closing at 4714c; steamer
and April. 1870; May, 441sc. Oats-Lower and
more active receipts 200 6S; exports SSo S1;
Stock of grain in store April s: Wheat, S,sl2,S05
bu. corn, 1888, 0s6 bu. oats, S4l09 bu: rye S0424
S,O5S Blu. Hops-Quiet Coffee-Options a shade
stronger but quiet; sales, $500 bags; April LOG
74 S May 5l5e; June a95c; august to DecembeT
yellow. 41z@47sc powdered, 6 5-l6@61ac. MOlas-
ses-Dull. Petroleum-Steady at re-; crude, in
0Glf q % aS at Kqs Oc
ERgs-Firm; demapd fair; receipts, 1882 packa-
ges; Western, l2H@l294. Pork-steady and in
Steady cutmeatSIF i'm picked shoulders. &c;
picked hams. s14@S2sc; middles dull; long clear,
54e, lsrS-Qaiet; Western st steam, spot s. "a
July, Sc 81; August. So 43: September Sc so; city
steam, Sc Is. Butter-Firm Western, l5aS3c;
Elgin creamery, 34@S5. Cheese-Quiet and firm;
Western, 71z@ii14c. Copper-Quiet.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.--Flour-Dull, weak
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull. weak and lower,
No, red, April, 9lzz@92e; May. 92149921ze; June,
steamer No ? mixed and yellow. i5@451lc; No.
mixed and yellow, 45@45s4c: futures steady; No.
4e5zc oatsfspot steady, with moderate demand;
white, S6@40%c; options dull; No white, April,
S91l@4Oc; May to July, s9@S914c. Provisions
10, s1leile .Larraa-steady; refined, g S7lE@7;
creamery, extra, S0@33c; Western dairy, extra,
l5@i6c: Western good to choice. l0@i2c. Eggs
Steady; fresh. lSc: Cheese0FiGmT and fairly ac-
prime. S@9lSc PetrOleum-Dull; 20 abel test,
in barrels, nc. Receipts Flour, 1000 bbls.;
sit SeO Nh corn d1p S eu oats iUO 6n
oats 5000 bu.
CINCINNATI. April -Gotton-Firm; middling,
8 o@ t WbeSf famy 30 S0i re a. eO Ss9f
receipts 5000 bu.; shipments, $4,000 on. Corn
Nominal; 10. 2 mixed, &c. Oats Firm; NO. 2
Csc Bariey@D1fi; extra 10. 5 spring: 5o@!4c,
Pork-Quiet and firm at 50 SIG Lard-ln fair
demand at IS S5@5 90. Bulkmeats Quiet;
CHI 60 6OlL. rim Sides * An RQa0O-
short clear sides, Sc g. But,er-Firm; North,
western extra creamery, S49S5c; good to prime
creamery, 25@SOc; good to prime dairy roll log
lie. Lnseed oil-Steady and firm at 4l@42c
sugarE5steady; hard refined S@G6be NeT Or
prime TO choice cured Ohio factory, 9@lO12c
Hogs-Firm; common and light s. S594 Is; pack
ing and butchers 81 1904 55; receipts, l.l69 mead
shipments, 463 head.
ST. LOUIS, April 5.-Flour-Dull and un-
changed. wheat-Demoralized, weak and decid-
sdy lover closing le2zc lover than sAtgTdsy
at See: June, s654@SS14c, closing at SOC; July,
s4k@s45kc, closing at sac; August, S3gSiasc,
futures higher, more deferred lower; No mixed,
cash, 31 April, 93S1ac, closing at 352
May 34@34lsc. closing at SAC. Oats-Dull and
cssh ac Ape Sn1er bid May 2 81 Rye
Steady at 591zc. Barley-Very dull and nomi-
nally unchanged. Lesd-steady at 81 % asked;
Hay-ouiet and unchanged. ButterZsteady and
Firm at &c. Flaxseed-Higher at
81 10. Bran-Weak at 60c. Cornmeal-
Steady at 81 S5@l 90 Wool-Quiet and easy but
unchanged; tub washed, 26@34c; unwashed, 800
sc; Texas wool, 9@22c. Provisions Only fairly
active but firm and higher. Pork-slO. Lard
Firm at s5 s21l@5 So BulKmeats-Strong; loose
lots, long clear, S. so; short ribs, 50 40; snort
ribs, S. 20: short clear, s. 60. Bacon-Strong;
long clear S So short ribs s. 9OG5 49, short clear,
5000 10. Hams-Firm IS 50@11. Receipts
Flour, COO bills. wheat 1900 bu-; corn, ,oo0
bu.; oats, 1900 bu.; rye, 1000 bu.; barley 700
bu. Shipments-Flour, 1900 bbls. wheat, 5000
bu. corn. 1000 bu. oats, 1000 bu.; rye, none;
Afternoon Observation-Disclosures and &c lower.
Corn-Easy and &c lower. 0ats-A shade easier
NEW ORLEANS, April 5-Flour-Dull; choice,
s. IS; fancy, 81 60; extra fancy, 81 90; Minnesota
and winter wheat patents, s. 40. Corn nsettled;
mixed, 45c; yellow, Acc. 0ats-Steady; choice
western 39@40c. Cornmeal-Quiet at 81 90. Hay
Quiet but steady; prime, S169l7; choice. Sl1 Sc
GlS So Hog Products-Dull. Pork-Sl0 S712.
lard-Refned tierce at IS 75 Bulk MeatS-Sh0ul-
ders, So ga long clear, s. So; clear ribs 50 31S
o. so. BacoD-Shouiders 81 371z; long clear. -;
clear ribs, S. 1919. Hams-Choice sugar cured. So
@9 20. Cofee-Quiet but steady; Rio, 6%9lOc.
Rice-In fair demand unchanged. Cotton Seed
Products-In light demand but holders firm
prime cruce oil delivered, 211s@2212c; summer
yellow l. o. b., 27Iz@291zc; cake and meal, 1870
2O1zc. Sugar-In light demand but holders firm
open kettle, strictly prime, 4zsc; prime. re;