The Indianapolis journal., 1888-01-09
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at Sc. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 7.-F1our unchanged, dull and
was firm at the top prices. The government report
helped to depress it very much closing Sac below yes
rsSruary s oiesi9e ss sse nfay. Mary
s5ls0s6l4c. closing at s5 sac. Corn lower; market
Febraa1y Feb ss1 4sc n'a asked i May closing
5ossc. Oats easy; cash. 32l4c; May, 334c. Rye
ssesd sesdnf Go1s timothy sEsy
O1lOO: Bran firm at S5c. Eggs. 171o01sc. But
a6e coT ssad a %SiS steady
at $1.O5. Provisions steady Pork, S15 .o0015. .25.
5s7a9se; long sisaGs 75o97 s5e siear RIBS
367ls97.75c; short clears, 7.87la@8e Bacon
STEADY at
10. .25012c. Receipts-Flour, 1000 bb!s; wheat,
none; barley, 5000 bu. shipments~Flour. 5000
bbls; wheat 5000 bu; corn, 40 600 bu; OATS 1s 900
bu; rye none; barley, none.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.-Flour-Demand light
but prices steady Wheat weak and lower; speculation
was very quiet and the demand for export light; No.
March, 92a093lac: April 93ai 094l4e May 94Ia
0944c. Corn-Spot lots steady with fair demand;
No. yellow, in grain depot 5sS58sac; steamer No. No
low mixed in grain depot. So lac; steamer No.
er No. yellow in export eevasor 5sno s No. Iow
mixed. in grain depot. 59c No. 2 yellow, in export
Sssras S March sossIe ap
611s062c; May, 62ls0627sc. Oats-Spot lots quiet
graded white 44e No White ss 4a No. %his 4s
o43lac; No; white, 44c; futures dull and shade
march, Ap1 4s54so Bas
ter firm for high grades which are scarce creamery
ba CORN bp9 er bS sis
ments-Wheat. 2,4OO bu; corn $500 bu; oats,
MINNEAPoLrs. Mimi. jan There was scarce
ly business in wheat to-day, and buyers could not
be induced to take hold with liberal concessions
from yesterdays prices. Some early sales made
at good prices. but later nothing could be moved.
Receipts, 14S cars; shipments So Closed; In store
sas No s Nay
May, SO19c; No. 2 Northern January, 73lac Feb
7slsc: No. S9 Northern. 7sc No Nortiern na:
Flour-Patents sacks to ship. $4.1504.25; bakers.
$3.3503.65.
and quiet No. red and SEQ
$50; February, $500 91sc March. Ole asked; May,
.se snaar ssad ebrasr1 sPC
05S7sc; May, 81 81 062l2c. Oats higher, with
mixed, 36o3sc Provisions steady and quiet Coffee
quiet and nomina Rio csrgoes ordinary to fair $50
dsa2c 1 Other articles @ unehaneed Recsigts-Flour,
2, 400 bu. Shipments-None.
TOLEDO. O., Jan. 7.-Wheat active and easier
Soiac. anu Corn dull and sfeady; essS and fanuaay
52i9c. Oats quiet; cash. 32l4c. Clover-seed steady
ana
4 900 bu; oats 1000 bu; cover-seed. 172 bags.
shipmentsaWheat, 1000 bu; corn, 10000 bu; clo
CINCINNATIs Jan; Flour quiet, Wheat
stoDs 'S No. 1sd sr s5s Rye dd
Pork quiet at $3.50. Lard steady at 7.60c. Bulk
297 brls finished goods the basis of 8 05 But
ter in good demand Sugar firm. Eggs heavy at 10
G2Oc. Cheese firm.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 7.-Grain easy and unchanged.
Provisions firm. Bacon-Clear rib sides. S.75c clear
sides, 9.25c; shoulders nominal Bulk meats-Clear-
Sides Sc; clear sides s.50c; partlycured should
ers. &c. Mess pork, $16. Hams-Sugar-cur 110
12c. Lard-Choice leaf. 9.5Oc
DETROIT Jan. 7.-Wheat-No. / white, cash,
7ac; No. red, cash. 81 ssc; February sSloc: May
81 Ssc. Corn, No. 2, 53iac, Oats. No. 2. 35c; No.
2 white. May, 36A2c Receipts-Whsat, 15, 500 bu;
corn, 2, 500 bu oats, 3, 900 bu.