The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-07

Cafh quotations were as follows: Flour
Quiet ana prices steady and unchanged; No 2
2corn, SIG 154c; No. z oats 2914 931c; No. rye
sec; No. barley, 77@S2c; No. flax seed 81 Al;
prime timothy seed. g 1904 so; mess pork, per
sides, loose, 81 121zG7 Is; dry sailed shoulders,
boxed, Sc C096 10; short clear sides, boxed,
81 5o@7 62h; whisky distillers' finished goods,
Per gal 81 is: sugars, cut loaf, 15s@S14e; granu-
bbls, 22,Ooo wheat, bu, p 900: corn bu, Isl oO0;
OcO shipments bis, 1900; wheat, bu,
II eco: corn, bu-, 104 COO oats, bu. IS OO0 rye bu
1900; barley, bu., q eco.
On the Produce Exc hange, to-day: the butter
market unchanged. Eggs unsettled at l6&9lSc
NEW YORK, March 5.-Flour-Reeeipts 60 40
packages; exports 65 Dbls, LOO sacks; steady |;
sales, 2l,C00 bbls. Wheat-Rec sipts 900 .bu;
exports l09.l07 bu; sales !, 7l2000 bu futures
20s, coo bu spot; options opened firm later ruled
dull and tribe lower subsequently became
stronger and advanced $sg5sc, closing firm at
about &c higher and moderately active for ex-
ungrsded red. sg5zaSl1gc; No: 2 red 965Ea9Y4e,
store and elevator; 929gl1sc delivered 903so /.
O. b. and store; No red quoted at 9il%c No. 2
red March 901499t5sc, closing 9054c; April Ola
9l5sc, closing 9ilc, MAY 9ls92c. closing 917s );
9O56c' closing 9C5Se; December 9jk@9Js{c, clos
ing 935zc Corn-Receipts $500 bu; exports q
COO bu sales lOi 90 bu futures, 2l,OOo bu spot;
options ruled weaker early, but soon strength
ened and advanced A9l14c. closing unsettled;
speculation more active; spot stronger but very
quiet; ungfsded 595zG61c, steamer Coo elevator;
No. 2 6o1%c elevator. No 2 March and April
96OS4c, closing 605so; July 60C961c, closing Gle.
August 5g54@6le, closing 61hc; September COG
6lTc. stocis OF grain in store March 8: Wheat
ACC bu; corn S57707 bu; oats 063, 1913 bu;
rye II $50 bu; barley 60,SS6 bU; peas -,
exports nome sales 1866 Su S0GGT 6g;
higher; mixed western 57@40c; white do 40G
45c. Hay quiet and unchanged. Hops In Ii ght
tioIs heavy and $os5o points lower. sales Ie
69.249 bags. March 10 60@10 sec; April 10 40
gl0 SIC; May 10 S0@l0 zoe; June 10 10@10 30c:
Der 5O@9 7cc: October COO; November 8 55c;
December 9 45@9 CSC: January Q 6099 Csc; Feb
ruary Csc: Sugar quiet and easy: Pernam-
dull; standard A 5:16c. Molasses weak; so
n test pc Rice steady Petroleum steady
quoted at sc. Rosin 81 15Gl 20. Turpentine
duh at 4o@i04c. Eggs duh and heavy; re-
ceipts $500 packages; western 2lc. Pork steady
and in better demand from shippers. Mess
quoted at sl4 759l5 for one year old; sl6Cal5 Is
for new. Cut meats steady; picked bellies nc.
" active; Western steam spot o5e oIoSnS a.
7971<@Sc; March 2 9297 9Sc; April : 92e; May
2 1907 S6c; June 2 96@7 csc; July Olas O3c;
quiet and steady; western 1l990c Cheese Arm,
demand light; western 1lN@12c. Copper firm;
lake 10 10c. Lead firm and quiet; domestic
g. 20@5 Is. Tin steady; straits sc 10c'
ST. LOUIS, March 5.-FIour active and
strong: Xxx e. 2o@2 80; XXX g 4092 so; patents
All al IS. Wheat opened weak and lower but
rallied on higher mar cts and fuctuated about
1sc. then became firm and closed at the top &c
above saturday; No. red cash, S11zeaS2c: May
sz1E@S25<c, closing SIG; July closing 79skc.
Corn higher IN accordance with markets else.
where; cash 46@461zc; May 471S07471Ec closing
455fc; July 4Sk@4e5sc, closing SIC Oats higher;
cash 30<0@3Oszc; May 297Sc. Rye COO bid. barley
dull 761z990c. Bran S9c. Hay prices higher:
prime timothy si2@i6 so: prairie sSal2.. Butter
Lead strong "a s73<@4 %, Corn meal steady