The Indianapolis journal., 1885-04-05
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at Baltimore, Cincinnati, st.
Louis, and Other Points.


BALTIMORE, April 4-Wheat-Western frmer;
closing duh; No. winter red. spot 87le08Sc April,
S75s0S94c; May S9la a 99sac June, 915s09I 7sc.
Corn = Western tirmer, closing dull mixed, SPOT
49l4049l2c fresh, April, 49049l4c; May. 1870
40 lsc. Oats steady and rm Western white, 81 039c;
Western mixed, 36 037c Provisions quiet and steady
Other articles unchanged. Receipts-Flour, IL. 900
brls: wheat 80 600 bu; corn Cd 600 bu oats. 1000
bu. Shipments-Wheat, 100000 bu; corn. 10000
CINCINNATI, April -Cotton-aIiddling firm
at loAe. Flour quiet firm and unchanged Wheat
strong; No. red, $780, receipts, 3, 100 bu; ship
ments, l.5O0 bu. Corn dull and lower to sell; No. 2
No. 2 mixed 34ls034l4c. Rye dull; Ne 2 fall ca
065e. Barley dull and unchanged. Provisions-Mess
pork dull at 1929. Lard easier prime steam.
462l2c short ribs &c. Bacon steady; shoulders;
5lac; short ribs. 67sc; short clear, 7l4c. Whisky
steady at 81 13... Butter, in fair demand and un-
changed. Sugar firm and unchanged. Eggs active,
firm and higher; Western, l5c. Cheese heavy and
unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, April 4-Flour--The demand
was light with prices of all described brands well
maintained Rye -four Quiet and steady at So. 62ls
for good to choice. Wheat opened lec higher, and
closed quiet at about 1sc under the best rates of the
day. Exporters held off. Car lots quiet but
firm; No. 3 red in export elevator, 79lac; No. 2
Delaware red, in export elevator 94c No. Pennsyl-
vara red in export elevator, 95lsc; No red in ee-
s9se a SO Isc June, 9Il4091 iac; July. 92lao 93c.
Rye dull and noninal zoe for No. Pennsylvania.
o0rn-opsions shade higher but quiet The export
grain depot. AZ lac; No. mixed track, 4Sc; No.
mixed. in grain depot 4Sc; No: 3 mixed, track,
4Sl2c; No. 3 yellow, oh track, 49c steamer mixed
and yellow for local trade quoted at 48la049isc,
to locations No. mixed in export elevator 4S s4c;
No mixed; on track, 49aac; No. mixed, April
July, d9la050c. Oats-Reeeipts and offerings were
light, and holders views generally Ii 1oc higher, but
the advance checked business rejected white 36c;
No. 3 white qnoted at 37l2c No. white short
storage, 3Sc; No. white, regular storage, 3Sl40
80 l2c; choice white, in grain depot 39c; No. white
but quiet No 2 white, April 37aa 03Sl4c; May.
38l4 403Sl9c; June 3Sl2@39c; July, 9d39loc
Provisions in good jobbing demand. Butterquiet and
l6iec; Western extras, 15lo016c. Cheese quiet and
barely steady: New York full cream, 12c; Ohio fats
choice, lola0l0ac. Petroleum steady; demand
light, with moderate offerings. Feed-Winter wheat
ceipts~ : Flour, 3715 brls: wheat, so,7Is bu: corn
S3 267 bu; oats 46s6Ol bu Shipments - Wheat
p, $50 bu; corn, j, $50 bu; oats, s, $50 bu.
ST. LOUIS, April 4.-Flour firm but not higher.
Wheat opened higher, and under the effect of bad
crop reports and active buying advanced and closed
0S9zsc, closing at ,S95s s0S9alc May, 9O5s091 7sc,
closing at 81 5sc june 9llsD92lec, closing at 921ec
July, 81 81 92lac August. Corn higher and firm,
39ssW39lac May, 39a40397sc June. Oats--Cash
higher; options bidssbetter but no sales; 32c cash,
Ssae bid May 32aac bid June. Rye scarce and firm firm
7Oc. Lead lower to sell at $40 47l2c. Butter
unchanged. Eggs frme1 at lse Fla1seed steady
slS5s Sis BRAY Bssn sa em sHsf as 2 esn oas
at s2.I5O2.20. Wool steady; tnb-washed, 23 02Sc;
anwsshed, l592ls; Texas fall clip, 9ol5lac;
jobbing trade done. Pork jobbing at $l2 TO- Bulk
meats-Car lots of long Gear &c; short ribs l0c
short esr sss Bacon sot r Icy. and srsr S long
clear, 6621s@6.75 Hams. 94 1014c. Lard
S6597e RseePtsFl0qr d oaa 2ooo br ooo wheat eat A.
SO 81 Bu BARLEY III 600 bp Ss sl
600 brls wheat 2S.0 600 bu; corn, II 900 bu; OATS
5000 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1000 bu
MILWAUKEE, April 4.-Flour inactive and bnsi
ing easier: No milwaukee, T75sc cash; May, 79ssc
June S17sc. Corn steady: No. 2, 4o3ac. Oats
gachapgsd No 2 te delivered Rye easier No l.
Visions ys Sa Ern; mess pork ii ISo for cash; May
Sl17o. Lard Prime steam, 6; zoe cash. May 6.soc.
Butter3choiee creamery 2692Ie Ghsesspn p
eeiptsVFlour, 4s4 brls: wheat 2I.ol5 bu; barley
1851 bu. Shipments-Flour. 10, 12O brls; wheat,
$3.50 bu; barley. 9,775 bu.
LOUISVILLE, April 4--Cotton steady; middling
1O5sc. Grain quiet. Wheat-No. long berry S5c;
No. 2 red, B3c Corn-No. z mixed, 42ci No
white 4ss pats-No p mixed 35c Provisions Pro :ssa
6isc clear sides, Csc; shoulders 4ac. Baeon-Cear
rib sides 9os clear sides. 7lsc; shoulders 5'ac
TOLEDO, April 4.-Wheat easier; No. 2 red cash
and April slc May. 81 ssc: june, S3ssc; No. soft,
| june, 4ls bid. asls firm; No ?, cash, $yfae bid
prime medium. $5 Receipts - Wheat $4,000 bu;
corn 10000 bu. Shipments-Wheat, 81 900 bu,
| corn, 35 900 bu.
! LIVERPOOL, April 4-There is nothing doing in
the breadstufs and provision markets here to-day.
Stock on hand: beef i 500 tierces pork $500 brs;
bacon, %, 400 boxes hams 2 900 boxes; shoulders,
200 boxes and 400 toms cheese, ss 200 boxes;
| butter 8, 700 packages.
NEW ORLEANS April 4.-Corn lower and
| Quiet mixed, 54lsa55c white 55c. Oats lower and
| Quiet choice WestrI.. 41l2a42c. Coffee dull and
unchanged Sugar, molasses and rice steady and IN
| changed. Bran irmcr at 9Oc Others unchanged
| KANSAS CITY, April 4.-The Commercial Ipdi-
1 Gator reports Wheat stronger: cash, G7 a67 i2c;
May 6S06Slsc; June, 69ll 069 ssc July, 7Oac. Corn
| irmer; cash. 81 lac: May. 325sc June. 33l4c bid,
33isc asked. Oats nominal soc bid. Sic asked.
| Dry Goods.
| NEY YORK, April 4.-Imports of foreign dry goods
4 at New York for March $1O, ,3S5, CSC, nearly
81 900 600 less than for the month last year,
and 81 900 600 less than in March, 1888. For the
three months ended with March. the total importae
tipns were $40 475. .273. or nearly 81 600 900 less