The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-11

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Cash quotations were as follows: flour
Somewhat improved, but prices firm and Un-
changed; No. spring wheat 765z9761sc; No,
corn, 4s14e; No. 2 oats, size; No. rye 62c; No.
2 barley, 7S@S3c; No. fax seed 81 1901 AZ:
bbl 81 s09l1 So; Lard, per 100 lbs. 81 80; short
rib sides (oose), 1907 re; dry salted shout
ders. (Doxedl 5 9096 0Jc; short clear sides,
GOODS Soods per gallon 81 10. sugsrs e1t Loaf. ~
@S14e; granuated 71Sc; standard "A".7c. Re-
ceipts-Flour 10000 bis; wheat 10000 pa; corn
$4,000 bu: oats, 1l3.0O0 bu; rye, 300 Du;
barley $1,000 Blu. shIpments-Flour $1,000
bbls; wheat 10000 bu; Germ 10000 bu; oats
Al COO bu; rye. 1000 bu; harley $4,000 bu. On
the Produce exchange to-day, the butter market
was firm for choice and slow for medium; cream
cry, 231s@3Ic; dairy, 1615926c. Eggs dull and
are in good supply at 17@lSc.
ST. LOUIS, January 11.-FIour firm and uu-
changed 81 2O92 As. Wheat opened firm but be-
gan 10 decline at once, and closed weak, nc
the trading was in May. No. 2 red
ruary s215aS9c, closing S21zc, nominal: May sag
@s5s4c, closing at S5c. Corn weak and lower
cash 475z@4S c; January 41szc, closing 47asc bid;
February lS1zc; May 4gls95OHc. closing at 1870.
Rye-Nothing doing. Barley firm at 76@s7I2c,
Hay unchanged; prime timothy Si39l7;
"a SIS. Eggs 1S1zc. Butter unchanged; creamery
A930c; dairy 1S926c. Corn meal stea iy 81 10.
Whisky steady at 81 o5. Provisions dull: Pork
new Sl5@l5 rs. Lard 25G. Dry salt meats.
boxed shoulders, 5 s7l&@6c; long clears 1909
Clear Gle IDS Sig1 &c; short clears ears
long clear Soc; clear ribs zoe; short clears
75c. Hams steady at 10 25912c. Receipts
Flour ,Ooo bbls; wheat 1900 ou; cora 5000
bu; oats 1900 bu; rye none; barley 10000
bu. Shipments-FlOu 1900 bbls; wheat 10000
bu; corn 5000 bu; oats 5 600 bu; rye 5000 bu;
barley none. Afternoon board-Wheat arm;
January size bid; February S21zc bid; May S5c.
Corn steady; January 473sc bid; February 1870
asked; May 495s950c. Oats firm; May $3.50.
PHILADELPHIA, January l1.-Flour steady,
about &c higher, but afterwards lost the i'm
provement and left off weak and lower. Moth
ing doing Tor export, and very little disposition
to trade on speculative account No; 2 red
January 9O1z@9O54c; February 9l4@9l54c;
March 9254993Ac; April 93i499414c; May 945sa
941sc. Corn-Spot in fair demand; futures,
January &c higher. with fair demand; later
months dun and unchanged. Sales No. yell
low, grain depot 5S1ac; steamer No, mixed do
t61zc: steamer No. yellow do soc: No. naked
steady but demand light sales rejected mixed
S01zc; rejected white SS1zc; No. 3 white 4l9il14c
NO. white 42Lc, Futures quiet, but stea ~ ;
No. white January 4l14@Il54e; February 4l5s9
4l54c; March 41sz9421zc; April 42l49i2s4c; May
42s4G4314c. Butter firm and in fair demand.
Receidls-Flour 5000 bbls; wheat A, 800 bu: corn
1900 bU; oats 400 bu. shipments-Wheat
1900 bu; corn 6600 bu; oats Sc bu.
BALTIMORE, January l.-wheat-western
lower and neglected. No. winter red spot SSc
bid; January S75zaSS14c; February S91s9S91sc;
May 9354@94c. Corn-Western easier and neg
5sc; February 5S5sG59c; MarSn $4,000. May
62 asked. Oats-Flrmer, with active demand
western white i09i2c; DO mixed 379393. PfOvis-
ions-Steady and fairly active; mess pork SIS IS.
Lard refined 6oc; eggs quiet; fresh 20921c;
lined l50l6c. Coffee dull, rio carg0es, Ordi-
nary to fair lSGlS1%e. Receipts-FlOur 600
SS 9 iy wness 300 6s conn nOq bur- st s
corn 1900 bu; oats 600 bu.
MINNEAPOLIS, January 11-There was very
little wheat olfeFeo, and holders were firm in
points, Buyers were doing very little, though
millers picked few lots OF the best wheat
and fey cars were yer taken i0T 0Ftside
Closed: In stOre-NO. Lizard January 76c; FEB
ruary SIC; May Sl3sc: No. Northern January
z61sc; February 77e; May sozze; No Northern
No. l hard 79>se; NO. Northern 7S3i No.
Northern Axe. Flour-Patent, sacks to shiI
| 81 1904 25; BAKERS IS 1898 e5.
| CINCINNATI, January 1-Flourd ul. whea
| dull: No. 2 red SOC. Receipts 2 600 bu; ship
ments 500 bu. Corn lower mo. mixed $40
size. Oats in fair demand. easier; No mixed
35@S515c. Rye firm; No 270g7o1zc. Pork nom
iDal, SIS so. Lard easier, lower, 745c. Bull
meats easier; short rib s71zc Bacon easy; shor
clear O.. Whisky Arm; sales 1,4OO bbis inlshet
| goods on basis of 81 05. Butter steady. Suga
firm. Eggs heavy, l71z@lSc. Cheese firm.
| MILWAUKEE,, January IL Flour quiet
Wheat lower; cash 7614c; May S23sc Corn steady
No. 8, 49c, Oats dun; No. 2 white 3414c. Ryl
weaker; No. /, 6S54c. Barley steady; No.
Is Is. Lard-Jsnuary 7 55e; May 7S0c. Butte
| steady; dairy 1S920c. Eggs quiet; fresh 100
zoe. Cheese dull; cheddars 1a1Hc. Receipt
| Flour 1000 bbls; wheat $4,000 bu: barley IS
600 bu. shipments-Flour 5000 Dbl; whea
| 5000 bu; barley 5000 bu.
TOLEDO, January 11.-Wheat active, weak
cash, January, S715c; May, 90Hc. Corn dull
seSa4 MaS p c os H Feb1ua MRi Sc &
Receipts-WheRt, So 900 Du; corn, 16, 600 bu; oats
| 5000 bu; cloverseed, Cos bags. Shipments
Wheat, 1900 bu; corn, $1,000 bu cloverseed, 81
bags.
KANSAS CITY, January 11.-wheat steady
No, 2 soft cash S01zc; May SSc asked. Corn weak
No. 2 ca, b 1910 asked; February 43c bid, Az
asked May 47s4c. Oats, No. 27szc bid.
LOUIsVILLs, January 11.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 95zc. Grain and provisions quiet and un
changed.
NEW YORK, January lie. L. Green & Co
to-day say: The cotton certificate was general
in better form, and the range of value average
considerably Isly higher s; after gaining ID e
was pretty firm,
NEW ORLEANS, January IL. - CottoI
in fair demand; niddling "a; low middlin
9 7-16; good ordinary 9; net receipts 1870; gros
| 1917; exports to Great Britain 4,503; coastHis
$3.50; sales 1850; stock 4l9, 3Sl.
Dry Goods,
NEW YORK. January 11.-Cotton goods wer
In more moderate request because of other at
fractions, but very firm. AmoIy cOrsets, lean
and Stark drills advanced &c. The auction
sale of 2, 600 cases Berkt-y Co.'S white goods wa
attended by represer Al YES of all markets, Tn
sale was not up to e. ,ectatiOnE, and medium
and low grades sold low, especially the medium
Prominent buyers were: Marshall Field IL Co.
j. " Farwell, Carson, Pierre, Scott SS Co., Chi
cagO; Samuel G. Davis d Co, Ely Walker DRY
Goods Company, Rice, Silk & Co., st. Louis
Grimes Dry Goods Company, Kansas City; B
Lowenstein Co, Memphis; BaR berger Bloom
| d Co., ]. NJ, Robinson q Co., Louisville; A.
| Lehman & Co., d. s. Holmes, New Orleans
Louis Silk & Co., John Shillito Dry Goods Com
pany, Cincinnati.
OIL CITY, Pa, January Educational Transi
Certificates opened at 9554c; highest $3.50; low
\ est e41ze; closed at 9514c; sales 10000 bbls
| clearances 100000 bbls; charters 6S go bbls
| shipments 50, 633 bbls; runs SO, 736 bbls.
PITTSBURG. Pa. January 11.-Petroleun
fairyIactive. National Transit Certificates openeC
at 9554c; closed at 954c; highest 96c loves
| 9412c.
| CIFVEI. AMI n Ianuarv 1I-pa+rolauY,