The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-10

nominal. Butter unchanged. Eggs frmer at 1850.
othy, $40 1880 Bran higher e10s2c at mill.
Corn-meal firm at $22502.3O, Wool steady; tub
washed, 23@2ec; unwashed, l512lci Texas fall clip,
9015lec. Whisky steady at 81 IA. Provisions firm
and higher and more doing. Pork, $I2 30012.40
cash, 80 May. Bulk meats--Long clear, g. Zoe;
eear eoe short RIBS short ee
6.s71aa7c. Lard, 6.s0a6,S5c RecsiptsaFlour,
1000 brls wheat, IL 600 bu; corn. log 600 bu;
oats 5000 bu rye, 1000 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
Shpments-Flour, 6,00O brls; wheat, none corn,
100000 bu; oats. 1900 bu;. rye, meme; barley,
none. Afternoon board-May wheat closed higher at
99lsd 99l4c; June, $lO1l2; July, 81 .025s. Corn
higher; May, 42ssc; June, 43 lsc July 44ss044lac.
CINCINNATI. April 9.-Cotton--Middling. firm
10sac Flour stronger and higher; family, $3. 500
4.15i fancy. $4.250460. Wheat excited and higher;
No. red, 9oc receipts. 1900 bu shipments, q
600 bu. Corn strong and higher, with light offerings;
10. 2 mixed 46ls 046l4c. Oats strong and higher,
with good demand; No. mixed 35l2@36c: Rye
strong and higher; No. fall, 6606712c. Barley
stronger; extra No. spring, 59065c. Provisions
Mess pork nominal 50 Lard frmer prime steam,
6.90c bid; &c asked. Bulk meats hrmer and higher:
shoulders 43ac; short ribs 6l4c. Bacon strong and
higher; shoulders 5l2c; short ribs 6s4c short clear
7ssc. Whisky firm at 81 l3 Butter in fair demand
and unchanged, Sugar firm and unchanged. Eggs
easier; Western, 140141oc. Cheese dull and lower;
Ohio factory. 6010c.
MILWAUKEE April 9.--Flour higher and cable
orders increasing. Wheat firms No. Milwaukee.
o5sec cash; May, 7lsc; June, $500. Corn nominal
and higher; No. 3, 43@43l2c Oats higher; No. 2
white delivered IS $50 Rye higher No !, 691ac
visions higher; mess pork. for round lots cash or
April, $12.35; May $12;40 Lard-Prime steam
quoted at eo5e for cash Or April and May e
12c. Eggs quiet and unchanged. Receipts-Flour
1O2S brs wheat, 500 blu; barley. 2 300 bu. Ship
1900 bu.
LOUISVILLE, April 9.-The receipt of this morn
ing war news sent grain and provisions up so that
the market IS almost Wild with prices tending contn
nall (Norn ic hal1 oft at Of
prices this afternoon. Cotton dull nddling, loose
Grain strong and excited. Wheat No. 2 long berry
white, 4ec 0ats~No 2 mixed. seize Provisions
Mess pork, 1928. Hams--Sugar-c 10@
1olac. Bulk meats-Clear-rib sides, 6.35e; clear
7c; clear sides, 7i4c; shoulders, lac. Lard-Choce
leaf, Sl4c
BALTIMORE, April 9--Wheat-western active
96c; April, 97c asked; May, 97097sac; June, 9Ssi
s1d %br mixed so 1 ADr at 5!s
.040c; Western mixed, 36037c. Provisions dull
Other articles unchanged. Recepts-Flour, 5,346
brls; wheat y 600 bu corn 6s, 900 b1; oats, 200
$4,000 bu.
LIVERPOOL. April 9.-Cotton in moderate de-
mand; Sales, 10000 bales including 1000 For
stuffs-Wheat strong with good demand; holders
c cen California No. 2 6s lod@7s I'd No
Western, 7s07s Adj Corn strong, with a good de-
mand new Western mixed, 46s Sd per Genital Cheese
Fine American SOS Cd per cwt.
TOLEDO, April 9.-Wheat strong; No. 2, cash and
April, 81c; May 89a4c; June, 81 SEC; No 2 soft
s4l20S6c Corn strong and dull; No. 2 cash, 45c
bid May and June AS bid July 47o bid Oats
$3.50. Receipts-Wheat 1000 blu; corn 1000
bu. shipments-Wheat, GO, 900 bui corn, 5000 bu.
DETROIT, April 9-W N1; strong No white
94c bid cash 50 lsc bid May; January No. red 83c
Receipts, $500 blu. Corn-No. q 44ac. Oats
Light mixed, 35c bid; No. white, Soc bid; No. 2,
35c bid
KANSAS CITY, April 9:-Wheat excited; higher;
3s1ac; Jqly solsc Corn a@1!se higher cash cash
36c bid. Oats stronger; SLICE.
Cotton.
NEW YORK, Aprl. 9.aCotton dull; middlng
fl1ss d. firm April BAL ole May June
l 06e; October, 1855; November, 10.5ec; Deem
From the Evening Post = Cottoa--Future deliv-
tss Of May to August following
tainty of war. fell 15-10Oc, recovered 4-1Q00
61O0e and sold at the third call follows: April
lie, May, o 05e; June, IL 5c August L 29c;
September H. O2c Spot cotton is quoted lSc lower;
middling upland, IL 1-16c; sales were made of 80
bales to spnners and 100 bales were delivered on
contracts. New Orleans has not reported. Some of
the other Southern markets are lsc lower. Futures
closed steady at lie; $1,000 lower than yesterday;
sales, 100, 600 bales.
GALVESTON, April 9.-Cotton dull and shade
easier; middlng,- 1886 low mddling, 1Oasc; good
ordinary. 10 Lice net and gross receipts 1876 bales
exports coastwise 1922 baes sales, 20 bales stock
on hand, Is, 1863 bales
NEW ORLEANS, April Cotton weak; mid
ding 10 slice; low middling, 10 5-16c good ordin
airy, 10 116c; receipts 326 bales gross receipts
1347 bales; sales, 1000 bales; stock on hand 81,
695 bales.
ST. LOUIS, April 9.-Cotton nominally lower;
middng, 1885, sales, none; receipts, 800 bales;
shipments, 1900 bales stock ON hand &c 500
bales.
MEMPHIS April 9-Cotton easy middling,
1O1ac; receipts 465 bales; shipments 400 bales
stock on hand, AZ, SAT bales; sales, l. $50 bales.
Oils.
NEW YORK, April 9-The war news had its eff
feet in stimulating the price of petroleum. which
opened at l2c higher at 7Sc, sold at 77lc and then
advanced to l9c but reacted, closing at 7s14o,
net gain of 31c There was undoubtedly considerable
liquidation by the shorts during the day.
PITTSBURG, April 9-The oil market was quite
brisk to-day, the Europeon news being regarded
as bullish Prices opened at q SIC, and advanced to
1880, when selling to realize caused reaction
to 7Sl4c at the close.
LONDON April 9.--Spirits of ttrpentine fat spot
21s Cd for cash; April, 21s Cd: May to August 22s
Cd: September to December 23s Sd; refined petro-
eum 63s 6d067s Sd. Linseed oil, S21, u.s. edo
s21,17s, Cd.
BRADFORD. April 9-Petroleum fairly active
National Transit certificates opened at I74c, and
closed at 78l4c highest price, 7914c; lowest price
775sc. Clearances. 3012 900 brls
LIVERPOOL, April 9.-Spirits of turpentine
22s % cwt Refined petroleum Cad per gallon.
ANTWERP. April 9.-Petroleum fine pale Ameri
can IF 62l2c
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, April 9.--The dry goods market has
been quiet in demand of agents. with moderate assort
ments of speciaites alone noticeable. Clothing
woolens are having more general attention with a
very fair business succeeding The jobbing trade has
been more quiet in all departments.
LIVE STOCK.
Local Trade Dull, with Slow Sales at I'm
changed Prices.