The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-13

are hfhl ReHhefS say TO their correspondents
here that the bottom was seen last week, and
that the market will do better in the future.
The Havana Weekly Mail quotes the market
there quite weak and says: "The weather
keeping favorable for grinding, operations of su-
gar-mdkng are fast and satisfactorily progress
ing all over the island, and it is calculated that
tins years crop will exceed by l00 10 per cent
the previous one" Syrup is dull and unchanged
Open kettle New Orleans molasses is active and
strong. Rice is moderately active and steady.
Eastern papers report the coffee trade dull The
deliveries of Government India from New York
warehouse during the month of February
amounted to 81, AS mats, against Is. 500 during
january, GSa the stock in warehouse on the LIST
INST was 93.601 mats against l25 400 Feb. l.
Cable advices state that ''the next Padang coffee
sale will take place on arrival of the steamer
leaving Batavia on the 18th inst. and is expected
to comprise Is 400 piculs with "A per cent. fine
marks The stocks, shipments and visible sup
ply of Rio and Santos coffee, at latest dates, was
as follows:
Total stock in the United States Alb go
Ahoat from Rio Jsneiro per steam
to MarccL@ ....-........ 1863, 600
<,nosf from Rio Janerio per sail to
March /. t -. IFS, 500
Ahoat from Santos per steam and
SALT March ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1o,O00-2965o 800
Total Observation-Disclosures. 71O42O
Purchased but not cleared for
United States July 1.....-...... As, 600
Purchases to March 1........... 1434 900
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1892 900
Clearances for the United States to
March 1------- ], 434 OOu
There has been less animation in the tea mar
ket the past week than for several weeks previ-
ously. but holders have not lost any faith in the
situation, and refuse to sell except at very full
values The demand for spot goods is light, but
dealers stocks are running low and they will
soon be forced to replenish.
GRAIN
Tho ,o,,oL, ao,,,n
as on Tuesday. There is lighter milling de-
mand, and reports from country mills show a
large wagon delivery the last few days, The
Board of Trade Price Current says of wheat
Local markets show no material change still
good local milling demand but shippers say that
the receipts at Eastern points have largely in
creased on account of wagon deliveries, and the
| milling demand from these points has fallen off
in consequence Futures are duh property, and
offerings of both. spot and forward deliveries
are very light. Wheat is steady at New York,
lac higher at Baltimore and 1-4c better at Chi
cago. We quote:
No. Mediterranean track .-.-.......-:....$10
No. Mediterranean track .--..-...----.---. LOG
No. Mediterranean track -..-.---.-.-...-.. i04
No. Red. f. o. LOLA
Understandable, f. o. Observation-Disclosures As
March, l. o. ----------------.---------. LOO
Corn-Iike wheat, is firm, and in fair de
mand for all stock that will grade. Prices for
choice are well maintained in consequence of
light receipts Sufficient off-grades for all re-
qulrements at shade lower prices, Futures not
wanted. Seaboard at New York is lie lower,
Baltimore steady, and Chicago lie higher We
quote:
No White {. Q. b..---..--....--..-. SO
No; 3 White track AZ
yellow track 49Io
High n'i~ed track. Observation-Disclosures. Asa
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