The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-25

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February. $50 $50 7.40 7.4215
M March 3 7.s5x 3 7.sSx 1 3S5 7 5s9
Cash quotations were as follows: flour
Dull and unchanged; No. 2 spring wheat 769
arc; No. 3 spring wheat 79@76s; No. red,
sS14@S4e; No 2 corn; 4sc; No: oats, 3O9Sohc;
No. rye Csc; No. barley, S49S5c; No. l fax
seed 81 4O9l A; prime timothy seed e. 46; Mess
gogs Per Dbl slS s5@lS 50; Lard, per 100 lbs.
sailed shoulders, (boxedJ 9O@6 OOe; short
clear sides, (boxedl S597 90c. Whisky, dis,
TILES FRlSned d gooGs per gallon 81 TO- Re
$4,000 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye, 500 ou; bar.
ley 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour 1900 b0ls;
wheat 3O0O bu; Germ $4,000 bu; oats 65 900 bu;
Exchange to-day, the butter market was STEADY,
promising, increased activity; creamery 2215(9
SIC; dairy 17925e Eggs 2la23c.
ST. LOUIS, January %. -FIour duh and hard
TO sell; no change in quotations. Wheat
opened &c below saturdays close ana declined,
closing at lowest pointOt the day, nc lower
In1n opening: No red essh s15EaSISS ism
March S2139S25se. closing at SIC; Hay S23sG
sac. closing sS1ze; June Si5sc, closing sS5sc
July si5s@sSe. closing els4c;, Corn opened AZ
475sc; February 471sc, March 4754c May 4S7s
@4gsEc, closing 4s7sc. Oats duh and lower
cash 3lZ932c; May 315sc. Rye 66c, nominal
prime timothy slS 5O@lS So; prairie IS GOALS o..
Bran steady at SOC. Lead 81 90 asked. Eggs
1sZc. Butter unchanged and firm; creamery
24@8c; dairy 1S(G26c. Cornmeal steady, at 81 40.
Whisky steady, 81 O5. Provisions firm. Pork
New sl4 75@l5 90. Lard : zoe. Dry salt meat,
toxed shoulders, 5 s711@6c; long clears 500
z soc; clear ribs 6097 CSC; short clears : IS
7S7xc. Bacon, boxed shoulders SOC; long clears
size: clear ribs SOC: short clears 27kc.
Hams steady at 10 25a12 0Oc. Reeeipts-Flour
5000 bbls wheat 10. zoo bu corn 90 600 bu; oats
74,o00 bu; rye l,0OO bu; barley 5000 bu. Ship
menti-FlOur 5000 bbls; wheat Il, 900 bu: corn
q 600 bu; oats 10 coo bu rye none; barley none.
January sic nOmina,; February size asked; ;
March Size bid May $50 wS3}sc bid. Corn
bar barely STEADY; January 4t54e bid Ee6ruarE 47c
dun and weak; May size bid.
PHILADELPHIA, January % Flour demand
light but steady under moderate offerings. Whet
speculative, market quiet but prices stead
9lAc; February 9lH@9l15c March 9215 S92slc;
April 9211@935zc; May 9415G9j54. Corn spot firm
option firm, but quiet; sales; No. mixed grain
depot, 5S1Se; No. yellow do 5S4c; No. nigh
mixed on track sic; No white do soc: No 2
mixed January 5s12@59e; February 5S5z95914c;
March 595496U14e; april 6O1ag6lc; May 6l%Q
62%c. Oats-spoL barely steady. sales ungraded
white dl1sc; No. 2 white, offered 42c. Futures
quiet, but steady; No z white January 1879
4i5Sc February sl3EG4i5se; March 4l54i9i24c;
April 42@421sc; May 49, 4i254e. Provisions
l6 SEC: do prime mess new l450c; do family
sl6@l7. Hams smoked 11E@l2c. Lard steady:
refined So; steam size. Butter firm, and
&C. i've for fancy goods, creamery extra S2935c;
frsts 19@S0c; western factory 2319G2c. Cheese
hrm with fair demand. Ohio flats choice ll@
12c.
MINNEAPOLIS, January 2s-There was a
small amount OF wheat for sale by sample
though sellers We're offering futures freely and
at a lower range than on Saturday. Receipts
l25 cars, shipments A cars. The decrease on
r,nlrC Fnr fhn, ranly rrac Err IfFh
-four prices weak and declining, local millers
are buying very little wheat at present. CIosin G
quotations: In store, No. hard January ana
February 7Sc; May Sic; No. nor bern January
and February re: Nav 79l5e: M. 2 northern
January and February 74c; May re. on track
No hard 5.c; No: northern 7T12@7S; No. 2
northern H1@g15. Fleur. patent sacks to ship,
S494 lC; bakers 80 S093 50.
CINCINNATI, January 13.-FI ur quiet; family
IS 5093 Csc; fancy So 90@4. Wheat easier; No.
2 red S9c. Receipts $500. shipments 500.
Corn dull, lower No. mixed 5l952c. Oats
stesdy. No. 2, 6997Oc. Pork dull and quoted
at Sli IS. Lard dull; lower, 730c. Bulk meats
dull; short ribs 75c. Bacon steady, short clear
goods on basis 81 O5. Butter quiet; fancy north
western creamery 35@S6c; extra Ohio soc; prime
dairy l79lSc. Linseed oil quiet, firm 53@55c
Sugar easy, hard refined 71zC5S1sc New Orleans
firm; prime to choice regular make 1l9l2c,
LOUISVILLE, January 2S-COtton firm. Grain
strong and very finn Wheat-No 2 red S9a9Oc;
No. IoDgberry 90c. COrn-No mixed SAC; No,
2white 57d5Sc. Oats-No mixed 355<c. Pro-
visions quiet. Baeon-Clear rib sides i0c
clear sides S SIC; shoulders &c. Bulk meats
Clear rib sides zoe; clear sides 95c:; shoulders
Choice leaf CSC. Receipts-Flour 1900 bbls
wheat $50 bu; corn IL 500 bu; oats 10, 5000 bu.
Shipments--Wheat 500 bu; corn IS. 100 bu' oats
$500 bu.
MILWAUKEE, January 23.-Flour dull. Wheat
lower. Oniat.
4Sc Oats firm; No. white 35c. Rye
higher; No l, 661zc Barley stonger; No. 2, 7S15c.
Provisions lower-Pork. January sl4; May s!4 so.
dairy l992lc. Eggs quiet; fresh 1992Oc. Cheese
unchanged; cheddaIs 1114qu19c. Receipts
Flour 1000 bbls; wheat 15,UOO bu: barley IL. goo
bu; barley 6,O0O blu.
TOLEDO, January 23.-Wheat dull, easier
Cash S61%GS7c; February s654c; May S9c; June
9i5sc; July SIC. Corn steady; lower. Cash 81 &c.
Oats quiet: No. whi'e 3511c. Clover seed weak,
active; cash and February 81 OK: March "a Is;
April 81 20 Reeeipts-Wbeat $3.50 bu; corn
6.000 bu: oats 1000 bu. Shipments-Wheat l 900
bu; corn 2o0J bu; oats LOCO bu; clover seed 6SS
KANSAS CITY, January 2S.-wheat quie';
No. 2, soft cash sic asked May sic bid S2Zsc ask
ed. Corn weak No. 2, cash and February 4Sc ask
ed. May 1910. Oats No. 2, SOC asked,
OIL CITY. Pa, January 2S,-National Transit
Certificates opened at Gle; highest 9l14c; 10 vest
Ss5lc; closed at soc: sales 1896 600 bbls clear.
snces 5,472 COO bbls; charters LII bbls; ship
ments 1926 bbls.; runs 40,lS9 bbls.
PITTSBURG, PA, January 23-Petroleum
active and irregular; National Transit Certii-
Gates; opened at Ole; closed at SS1sc; highest
9lc; lowest SS14c.
BRADFORD Pa, January 3D. National
Transit Certificates opened at 905se; closed at
soc; highest 905sc lowest S91Ec; clearances $780,
400 bbls.
TITUSVILLE, January S.-Nationsl Transit
Certificates opened at Ole; highest 9l3sc; low
est SS5<c; closed at SS1sc.
Dry Goods,
NEW YORK January 2S.-With better feel
ing on the part of wooden goods buyers, there
was a fair business laid out, through orders to
be made. For cotton goods the market was very
strong but spot business limited because OF NOM
inal or no stocks.
NEW YORK, January sc. L. Green & Co.
say: There was quiet market, and while the
feeling among majority Of operators was nerv-
GUS and undetermined. there was not sufficient
force to the trading to cause any violent fiuctu-
ations. Cost averaged above Saturday evening,
an sdvance Of SOC points at one time being
shown, but afterward yielded; closed with only
small net gain, the tone ruling slow.
NEW ORLEANS, January 23.-Cotton steady;
middling SIC; low middl1ng 9-l6c good ordi
nary &c; net receipts $3.50 bales gross s,77s
bales; exports to the Continent 3S06 bales; sales
5000 bales; stock 3S2,3SS bales.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, January 23.-Cotton dull and
unchanged. Sales 5000 bales, including Loo
for speculation and export, and 5,400 bales
American. Wheat dull and unchanged; hold
ers offer freely. Corn firm; demand fair; new
mixed western Is III I'd per GENITAL Lard, prime
western, SIS Cd per cwt. Shoulders 35s Cd pei