The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-03
Wholesale prices in seeds are as follows:
Per BLsheI
Clover, medium, reclaimed, fair TO
PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 1.-Flour-Receipts,
1887 packages; exports. 1882 brls, 9,240
sacks; dull; unchanged; sales. 1870 brls.
Cornmeal-Quiet, steady; yellow, S3.409S.S5.
Wheat-Rsceipts,6 72, 100; exports 26l, 1891 sales,
2.120,OO0 futures, 10000 spot; spot market
lower. quiet; No. red, S1.114@1.1115 store
and elevator, S1.1lHGl.l2 afoat, Sl.l19k@
1.l27s f. o. b.; ungraded red, S1054 Gill; No.
l Northern, to arrive, Sl.13; No. l hard, to az
rive, Sl.17; No. Chicago, Sl.1lGzL12; options
56@l1sc Off from Friday attempts to sell
freely by foreigners and local operators, with
absence of news from Chicago on account of
the holiday .here; No. red, June, closing
lo; July Ia, sS7 oss losa oS; 9, s9aSs
S1.03h@1.033s, closing $1.OS13; Oct. sl.0S15
@103A, closing sl.O324; Dec, $l.04%
CLOS, closing sl.o4ss; May, 1892 $1.os14G
loss, closing Sl.0o5s. Stocks OF grain in
store and afoat May 80: Wheat, 1,0S7. 400;
corn, 333,117; cats, sol, 9l7; barley, 29.9SS;
malt, 24O,25S; peas, 1877 bu. Barley Malt
Dull; Canada country made. S1.O0G1.06. Corn
Receipts, 60 500; exports, 9.40S GALES, 1000;
futures, 5000 spot; spot market dull and
lower; No. =, 641{(go5c elevator, 6514@651zc
shoat; ungraded mixed, 6i13G6611c; No. 2
absence of Chicago news; June, 612+@62c.
closing &c; July, 602s 9601s closing 60Ac; Aug,
3<96Oc, closing 60c; Sept, 592s @l5y21c closing
500. Osts-Receipts, $4,000; exports, 299;
sales, $4,000 futures, 1900 spot spot market
dull and lower; options dull; weaker; June,
closing 4Sc; spot No. 2 white, $50
50%c; mixed western, 45949Hc; white do.
50(d65c; No. 2 Chicago. 1890. Hay--Quiet,
easy. Hops-Quiet, steady; state. common to
choice. 25G32; Pacific coast, 25(g36H. Coffee
Options opened irregular, 1905 points down,
including July, H.lO9lLl5c; Aug, 5000
1860; Sept, 10000 loose; Oct, 1850 1850;
Dec, Loo; spot Rio, dull; fair cargoes, 200;
No. Z, 1870. Sugar-Raw, quiet; steady; fair
refining, SO; centrifugal, 90 test ut $50; re-
fined, quiet, steady; No. 10, 7-l6c; No. IL.
3 7-16c; No. IL. 39sc; off a, 3 13-l6(d3 15-l6o.
Molasses-Foreign, dull; New Orleans, quiet,
firm. Eggs-Quiet, easier; western, 1910; re-
oeipts, IL ,29l pkgs. Hldes-Firm, good demand.
Pork-Quiet. steady; old mess, S10.76(G11.50;
new mess Sl2GJl2.75; extra prime, Sl1.5o Cut
Meats-Dull but steady; picked bellies, 5s4c;
dies Dull but steady; short clear. 81. Lard
Higher; firm; western steam, $780, sales, $50
tierces; option sales, 1000 tierces; June. $3.50;
July. $500, closing S6.65; Aug, S6.77; Sept,
$685. closing $500; Oct 81 butter-ln fair
demsnd and firm: western dairy, l0@l5c; do.
creamery. 146el9c; do. factory, 1OGl5c; Elgin,
19c. Cheese-Steady; part skins, 4C9sc.
CINCINNATI, June L. Flour Quiet
Wheat-Duli; lower to sell: No. 2 red. $1.05(9
1.O51<; receipts, 5000; shipments, 1900. Corn
Heavy; No. 2 mixed, 55I7c. oats-Lower
to sell; No. Q. mixed, Ela49c. Rye-Dull;
lower; No. 2. sec, Pork--BaIely steady:
$1O.s7II. Lnrd-Stesdy; s6O5. Bulk-meats-
Firm; short-rbs, 5000. Bacon--Stesdy; short
clear. s7l2lI. Whisky-Steady; sales, Sl4
brls. finished goods on basis Of $l.14. Butter,
Steady; fancy creamery, 10000; Ohio and
Indiana. l5@1Sc; choice dairy, 9glOc. Lin
seed OIl-Quiet; 50a52c. Sugar-Steady;
hard refined. 41s@5Ac; New Orleans. $40
41lc. Eggs-Steady; l5Hc. Cheese-Heavy;
dropping; good to prime Ohio fiat, 109l012c.
TOLEDO, June Enthusiastically; cash
aud June, Sl.07; July, $3.50; Aug, $3.50;
Sept, 97Ac; Dec, 9924c. Corn-Dull; cash
and June, SIZE. OAts-Quiet; cash. 491zc.
Clover-seed-Dull; cash. s4.2o. Receipts
Wheat 24,077; corn, 1920; oats, 2l0O; rye, 664.
Shipments-Flour, 1.400; wheat, 1865; corn,
10, 5O4 oats, 400; rye. 400.
LIVERPOOL, June Wheat quiet; hold
ers offer moderately. Corn quiet but steady.
Stocks of breadstufs, -four. 90 900 sacks; wheat,
764, goo centals; corn. 200 centals.
CHICAGO, June Loving to the judicial
election there was no session OF the board OF
trade to-day.