The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-24
THE MACON NARKE
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Flour-Receipts 52l
brls; exports. p. 800 brls: sales 1900 packages
The market was steady. with a good business
doing. Winter patents S435q4e5; straights 81 20
aI35 Minnesota patents. S475d5 winter extras
So 25d35O; Minnesota bakers s390dA25; winter
low grades. s3a3 30 Rye -four firm. Sales 200
brls. Good to fair, So iOQ345; choice to fancy,
S3,5oa5.%. Buckwheat flour dull at So 1913 p.
Corn meal steady; yellow Western. sLOe; city
SlO5; kiln dried. ss9Oa3 Rye firm No. .
Western nominal 67c. +. o. b. ahoat: state
and Jersey, 5685sc. Barley quiet; feeding. 47c
c. /. {. New York; mailing. 5OG6Oc C. t. f. Buff
falo.
Wheat-Receipts, $500 bu; sales. 2,l5O bu flu
s lures e ana iSVS bu spot spot firm; No red
l northern Duluth. SIOOR. r. o. b. afoat: No /
hard Manitoba nominal, T. o. b. afioat OPTIONS
We're stronger to-day and more active on a
scare Of shorts. due to a cold wave West after
the rain. Chicago bull leaders also supported
prices, and there was some apprehension over
vance. Sales included: No red May 92ssSp
s7Isc ''''eu 90
Corn-Receipts $3.50 bu; exports. 2sss bu;
STEADY; NO. :, 5bc elevator and 534c T. o. b.
a an,td, NO No. yellow SSc No white. 5iize.
&c net advance; May 54Bq055sc closed at 551sc;
oats-Receipts A.1OO bu; exports 500 bu;
s Nor 4e no No white e STANDARD N White
i6c; track white Western. 45lka50c track white
state, 45l2nJ0c. Options nominal.
Feed firm; spring bran 500. 6OGf2O. 50; middlings,
$40 yCd2S; city, S2lu2l.50. Hay dull, shipping 90
QIOc; good 10 choice S5G90c. Hops firm; State
common 10 choice, l903 2sa37c: 1902. 2S927c; olds,
l0nl5c. Hides firm; Galveston. 20 to % lbs,
lsc California, Il to % lbs, lSc; Texas dry, "a
70 80 lbs. l4c. Leather steady; acid 23d25lzc.
Wool hrm; domestic fleece, 2sdS2c.
Beef steady; family, sl0d11; mess SS69; beef
hams, szO5OuZ1; packed. 5000; city extra In
diana mess. Sl5dl1. Cut meats irregular: picked
bellies 81 25Gf7 IS; picked hams. s9506lI0.50. Lard
nrm: steamed, $3.50; January closed, $50; NOM
mai refined hrm; continent, $.604S25; COM
pound, s6.50a675. Pork firm: family, SIS; short
clear, sl3. Is; mess, $l4. 50415.
Rice steady; domestic. fair to extra, 3AG5c;
Japan nominal. Molasses firm; New Orleans
open kettle. good 10 choice, 31a37c Coffee-Spot
Rio firm; No. invoice. TIC. Mild firm Cor
dova, S4dl3c. Sugar-Raw nominal; fair refin-
Ing 2I-32c; centrifugal. SO test. 11-32c; mo-
lasses sugar, 1890. Refined dull; No. g. Lose
No. z. &c; No. s. 3.95c: No. g. $500; No. 10 3S5c
No ii, S.SOc; No. II. 375c: No. 10. 3.7Oc No. IL,
3 s5e; confectionery A. 4.S0c; mold 4. 4.7Oc; cut
Loaf, 5.O5c crushed, Bose; powdered, 455c; gran
ulated. 45c; cubes, 470c.
The market for coffee futures opened steady
at unchanged prices with considerable lquida-
ton In progress. There were very bullish private
cables from the French market, while advices
from Brazil indicated the approach Of interior
exhaustion, with present receipts running very
light. This stimulated demand. Europe was an
especially active buyer and, while profit-takng
continued, the market was finally steady. net
unchanged TO 5 points higher. Sales were re-
March. 7sOqTs5c; April, 1901 CSC; May, s.l0d
s.l5c; July, S.S3ds 4Oc; August. S45c; September.
s. COOS SIC: October, s65c; November, s.SOc; De-
cember, S.s5GS. 90c.