The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-02-15

red February e0H99lc; March 9ih
CoTn.spOt shade ffmer, bu. demand %odeT-
ate. Futures &c higher under light offerings,
put nothing dong. sales: No. mixed grain
depot 5S1.c; No. 2 high mixed do 5S1sc; No
yellow do Cs94e: No 2 mixed February 5sk9
5sZc; March tS74@5s&c; April 5e54959zc;
May 59}zgJ91zc. OaIs-sDot steady Sales: re-
Ieeted white S6c. unersded white aye; No.
white 4OLc; No. white 4u4942c. Futures
shade frmer: No. white February Al 1s94Isse:
March 4i1s94l5ss; April 4l7z841S4e: May 4l19@
| 42c. PrOvislout-Pork, mess sl6gl6 so; do prime
mess sl4 so: fancy 6 6 so Smoked hams ll1z9
l21ze. Lard steady; refined soc; steam SIZE.
western factory 2O,a2ie. Eggs quiet and easier:
| trsts s5o Cheese quiet aud steady; Ohio fiat
ilssl2s: ReceiPis0FloSr geo e6 6O,s; wheat
ments-Wheat $500 bu corn 5000 Du; oats II, 900
| bu.
ST. LOUIS, February % Flour Iquiet and
unchanged. Wheat was very strong until after
the noon call, when il broke &c closing re
sG7zaso54e,. closing a. SO1c; May sI5s9S241,
fSsi7g s $50 3d. ' Stge e; A9gSst &c closing SGs
March 455Ec bid: May 455Sa475Sc, closing at
46c: July, 4Sg4S4c. closing 4oc bid. Oats lover;
cash sec; May 2955@291sc, closing 295Sc. Rye
Changed timothy siasis so; p4sirie Son o.
| Bran dull; 7sc at mill. Lead refined at
81 so. Eggs 1714e. Butter unchanged; cream:
s,y 24 s5 eS dairy ls926e 40 Corn meal
dull, Fork. new mess, SIS. Lard-Prme
steam SIG. Dry salt mests-boxed shoulders
| . 1896 e0e; light grades 25s7 size; clear
| Baeon-bOxed shoulders soc; long clears
4 z5@S SIC; Gear ribs S715as 45c; snort clear
1 8 509e GO. Hams Steady at 10 5O9l2 Olc. Receipts
Floor 00 OILS: wnest 5000 bu; corn l1j 600
4 ba: oats 1900 hu rye none: barley Is ono bu.
| Shipments-FlOur 600 bis: wheat 1000 bu;
| corn $1,000 bu; oats 1900 on; rye nOne barley
| ! 90 Du
Afternoon bosrd-wheat frmer: March SO1sc
bid; May = JuLe = sc asked; July 7s}5e bid.
Corn hi n.r: fetrn<ry 4554c ssEed; N .rch
| ~" s.k-d: May 47@471s;; Juy As bid. Oats
dull; May 295zc.
family sI4OG3 so; fsuc, = sOaS 95. whets in
| fair demand No. red SIC Receipts, 2,1Oo bu;
| shipments, none. Corn in light demand No 2
Rye dull; No. 64965c. Pork easier Si4 so.
| Lard firm; 55@76OG. Bulk meats in fair de-
clear s71lc. Whisky steady; sales 4,isi barrels
finished goods on basis of 81 09. Butter steady;
fancy northwestern creamery 33@34c; extra
Ohio 3 C: prime dairv roll lSd20c Linseed oil
| in moderate demand 5S955c. Sugar quiet; irm;
hard refined 7A@Si Sc; New Orleans &c. Eggs
| easier: 2'@2Sc Cheese in fair demand, prime
| to choice iat reg lar make ll9l2c.
BALTIMORE, February .-Wheat-western,
higher and dull No. winter REQ spot $50
gs9c; March S91%@90c: May 9l1 99214e Corn
Western lower and dun mixed spot So 9557sc;
| March s6@567sc; May 5Sg5s% OSts
steady and oulet: western white 4oG42c; do
mixed 9S@S9c. Provisions steady aud Iiet.
fresh 23g24c, LINED l4Gl5. Co"ee dull nominal;
Rio cargOes, Ordioary To fair 64gl654c Receipts
Flour "a $50 bbls; whest4 3Oi bu corn p 900 bu;
oats 10000 bu ShiBmentS-FlOur 5000 bbls;
wheat 1900 bu; corn II, 1901 u
MINNEAPOLIS, February IL - There was
fair inquiry In wheat in the aggregate though
individual buyers were not taking any large
lots Offerings on the sample tables were
liberal, receipts for the two days being 413 cars
Ci'y millers were taking few lots aud sh ppers
were aho buying some. Shipments we've 60 c Irs.
In rfo Nn I hor ch
Nay 7s$sc; No, northern cAsh75kc; March
&C., Msy 7Se; No. 2northern ea.h 1870; March
&c; May 76c On treck-NO l hard 7S%e; No.
northern 76@77c; No northern 7iG75c.
IS 2c@3 10.
MILwAUKEE, February 1S.-Flour firm
Wheat trmer; cash Zoe; March 751@e; May
745Ec. Corn neglected; No. 5. 4G14c oats steady;
No. white $3.50. Rye dull; No. /, 6O5sc. Bar
| ley steady No 75l4e Provisions steady.
Pork, Februar Sl49S4 .. LsId-February Csc;
| May Z soc. Butter steady; DAIRY 20a22c. Eggs
stesdy; f'esh 1992Oc. Cheese easy eheddars
Halle. Receipts-FIoOr 1900 bbls; wheat % .OOO
bu; barley 1900 bu. shipmsnts-FIour 1000
bbls; wheat2,OO0 bu; barley 1900 bu.
TOLEDO February s-wheat active; cash
August SIC corn oi1i' steady cash 5oI%s; Nav
| 531lc. Oats firm: May 341sc Glover see active,
steady; cash, March 81 Receipts wheat 5000 bu;
corn 1000 bu; clover seed 543 bags. shipments
wheat 5000 bu; corn 900 bu; oats 1000 bu;
clover seed CSC bags.
KANSAS CITY, February lS.-Wheat stronger;
Corn frmer: no cash 4sc bid, 44c asked cd Msrcn
$40 bid, 445zc asked; May Acc bid. 1910 asked.
Oats-No. cash no bios nor offerings; May
LOUISVILLE, Ky, February 1S.-Market quiet
, and unchanged.
OIL CITY, Pa. February Senatorial Tran sit
Certificates opened at sOc, highest 91e; low
| est S8hc; closed SS%c. Sales 7i4,0O0 bbls I;
clearances 720,O0O bbls.: charters s4,Iql bills
shipments 109,5S7 bbls-
| PITTSBU February lS.-Petroleum dull and
heavy; National Transit Certificates opened at
SS1 SIC. '-O''O - ''|a . H'SH'S' 0'74'' tO"'''
BRADFORD, February ls-Nationh Transit
CertitC ates opened &C S91sc C OSsd at SS1ac;
highest S91sc; Invest se15u clearances 4S2, 900.
TIFUSVILLE, PA, February Is National
Traus.t Celtfcstes opened az S97se; highest
S91sc; lowest SSZc; clos. SS1Ic.
NEW YORK, February 13.-Pet'oleum was
more active on account of renewed liquidation.
The opening was strong at 90c, but sharp SELL
ing movement caused decline to SS5Se: A rally
followed, but the market declined again and
closed weak at ss5se; Sales l,46s, 900 b6ls.
CLEVELAND, February 13.-Petroleum easy;
S W ITO, 554c.
WILMINGTON, February I3-Turpentine
firm; SIC.
CHARLESTON. February 18.-Turpentine
firm at SIC.
SAVANNAH. February 1s.-Turpentne firm
a. 371zc.
Cotton.
NETWORK, February &c. L. Greene Il Co.
report of cotton certificates says: The market
has been slightly irregular, but on the who e
the undertOne was tame, and the principal fea-
tuIe was tue apparently difficult task expe-
rienced in preventing more decided shading
on value. And after the filing Of few early
orders at 293 points advance. rates took the
downward turn and settled off 697 points from
the highest, with the close barely steady.
NEW ORLEANS. February u Cotton firm;
middling lS-l6e; low middling 915c; good ordi
nary lice; net receipts 6,l29 bales; gross re-
ceipts $50 bales; exports to Great Britain 72i
bales; sales 1850 bales: stock 32s. 9ls.
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, February l3-Dry go0ds-There
was the usual large sales, through the deliveries
on account of ORDERS, for spring specialties and
staples, but new business was very moderate.
There was more done In the laying out OF orders
for autumn clothing woolenE.
Wool.
ST. LOUIS, February lS.-Wool steady and
unchanged.