The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-21
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea.
boards Commercial MetronoIis

boards Commercial Metropolis
NEW YORK. Jan. 19.-Flour-Receipts
$500 brls; exports, 1900 brls; sales, $500
packages. Market quiet, buyers and sellers
apart several lines of spring patents
with NO prospects of agreement. City
mills $4Q4.15; winter mills. $2.S0Q3.15; city
mill clears, s335; winter straights, s235@
2.75; Minnesota patents. ss.O5Q3.So; winter
extras, $1.90a2. 40; Minnesota bakers, $2@3.6 so;
winter low grades, s1.7oa215; spring low
grades, $l.75@1.90; spring extras, $1.S5@2. 35 !;
Southern flour dull; common to fair extra,
$1.S0q2.40; good to choice 50. 40Q2.95. Rye
flour quiet; sales 200 brls. Superfine, 1925
@2.s0; fancy. $2.S0Q3 Buckwheat flour dull
at $1.7591 80
Buckwheat steady at 49G55c Cornmeal
dull; yellow Western, $1.1091.12. Brandy
wine, $3.50. Rye nominal; CARROTS 55065c
delivered; boat loads, 56@5Sc. Barley quiet:
Western, 65Q06Sc; two rowed, 60Q61c; barley
malt dull; Western. 70q75c.
Wheat-Receipts, 1000 bu; exports, none;
sales, 100000 blu futures; spot none. Spots
inactive; No. red. in store and elevator
6O1a@6O5sc af1oat, &c; f. o. b., 627s afioat;
No. 1 Northern, 7O24 delivered; No. l hard,
715sc delivered. Options were extremely dull
within a narrow range of prices and closed
weak at 1sc net decline. Business entirely
local. Weekly wheat and flour exports in
creased a rniilion bushels and a liberal de-
crease is expected in Mondays visible, but
these factors were of no avail: No. red,
January, 6034c; February closed at 81 lie;
March closed at 615sc May, 62Q62 3-16c,
closed at 621sc; June closed at 62Ac; July,
s2@2 Sic e9sed as 81 s BE exports a5o nu
sales, $4,000 blu futures. 5000 bu spot.
Spots neglected.; No; 2 sic in elevator;
Options dull and easier at first, later devel-
oping into decided weakness, under reports
Of active selling at the West, closing at ia
10 5lM51ikc
sic; February closed at 5O7sc; May, $3.50
81 1-16c, closing at 5O7sc; July closed at sic.
bu; sales. 5000 bu futures, 1000 bu spot.
Spots NEGLECTED; No, 2, S4c; No. 2, deliv-
s Se S White Mo sss :f track No wht wnit se
Options dull and easier, with corn, closing
at 1sc net decline; January closed at 339sc;
closed at 341sc; May s41sQ3414c. closing at
Hay steady: shipping, 5oa55c; good to
choice. 60Q75c. Hops quiet; State, common
coast old, sla@7c; new, Sglic.
lected, As to 65 lbs 41aM5c; Buenos Ayres,
20 to "a lbs, 12c; Texas dry, "a to 80 lbs.
Buenos Ayres light to heavy weights, i45s
Q17c.
Beef quiet ae; fam family slo5ea12;5o extra
$9@9.50; city extra India mess. s16Q1S50.
cut meats steady; picked bellies 512a61sc;
p9ickled shoulders, 4lze; picked hams, So
&c; city, 62sd61ac; January closed at &C.
nominal; May 7.20c, nominal; continent,
1860: compound, 5kd51ac Pork quiet; new
mess, s12.75@1S; family. $12al2.5O; short
clear. $13.50d1550
Butter quiet; Western dairy, 1oG16c:
Western creamery, 15Q25c; Western fac
tory, 9d15c; Elgins, 25c; imitation cream
cry, 12q1Sc; State dairy, 10920c; State
creamery, 16G23c.
Cheese quiet; State. large, 9GI11Ac: small.
91z6l12c; part SKINS 31aQ9c; full SKINS 2673c
Eggs slow State and Pennsylvania PC:
ice house, 17d1Sc; Western fresh, 17aT22c; re-
ceipts, 1886 packages
Tallow steadier; city 41sQ414c; country, Az
@4ssc
Rice firm; domestic, fair to extra. 41s0D
csc; January, 4la@4s4c. Molasses firm: New
Orleans open kettel, good to choice 33lI2Sc
Oranges quiet, sound fancy. S.. 1901; others.
$203 So
Cottonseed oil weak. prime crude, 23a24c:
off crude 23c; prime summer yellow 2sI5
2S1ac: off summer yellow. 27d2Sc: yellow
butter grades. 3og32c prime white, 31a32
nominal.
changed to 10 points advance ruled oriet
but firm on foreign orders, closed steady at
Guiding: January. 14.3o@14. zoe: March. 14.a0
0i4.3oc: MAJ. Hose. June 14.l5c: Senteno
Der, IA zoe; December. 14.SoQI4. 40c SPOT cor
fee-Rio irregular: No. Z, 14a+6l6c. latter
over Santos; mild Cordova, 1Si46plSc Sales
none. The slight improvement in prices
was the result OF few scattering buying
orders from Europe with but few sellers at
lAnd while warehouse deliveries in tha