The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-04-06
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade a Little OF on Account Of the I'm
favorable Weather Conditions.

Trade a Little OF on Account of the I'm
favorable Weather Conditions.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 5.
While trade is more active than In the carly
part of the week, it is not as large in its volume
as Ii would be were the weathermore spring -like;
yet the aggregate Of sales is quite satisfactory In
most departments. In prices to-day there were
but few fluctuations. On some lines of dry goods
an upward tendency in prices is noticeable,
which gives a firm tone to all lines. There were
quite a number of buyers in to-day, and mail
orders were fair. Staple groceries are meeting
with good sale. Sugars retain their strong tone,
while coffees are somewhat shaky. Canned goods
and dried fruits are moving moderately well, but
concessions must be made to secure any large
sales. There Is unquestiOnably more stock now
held than usual in early April. Hardware men
are having an excellent trade, and while prices
are firm, the goods are sold on close margins.
Leather dealers report trade good and prices
easy. The hide men see nothing bright In the
future as yet. Provisions in a jobbing way are
moving very freely at unchanged prices. The
produce markets are more active. Receipts of
poultry are light. and prices are advancing in
their tendency on a good demand. Choice butter
sells quite readily. Eggs are not coming in so
literally, but. owing to the glutted market East,
p prices r Sna ahe w pear sto sGo With Shp wSish G the ma sGod
Is flooded sells low. Oranges and lemons, on in
creasing receipts, are weaker. The wool market
is very quiet, while stocks held here are low.
Other markets present no new features.
GRAIN.
The attendance on Change to-day was small
and the bidding tame. Even corn shared in the
dizziness. Below il given the range of the bids
on the several cereals:
wheat-No. 2 red, 94c asked; No. 3red. s4as6c;
Gorn-No. 5 white, 32c; No. 3 white Zone color,
3lisc; No. 4 mixed, S0l203lc; sound ear, SOC.
Oats-No. 2 white. 2Slec; No. 8 white. &c; No.
9 linked. 201oC: rejected. S2loTD231oc.
.Hay-Choice timothy s12.25sl2.5o; No. !
s @lo; ~. | praieis, l s7Sa.s 80; No. 70 : s1 pnairis, s e. 80
l. Jobbjng Trade Price List.
+ COAL AND COKE.
,n Anth r. it = $s;75 n and d 600 e: 10, p ?, ton ON. 5as g on
1915; Raymond and Winifrede, $500 ] ton,
n ISLAND sS C If; P l%@p' IS sa .a5 > ss TOM; y nu atn $s sSsj f MisS;
and Blossburg, $500 = ton; Indiana canine.
y load; crushed coke. 12c y blu. or $500 v load.
CANNED
Peaches-staDdard 3-pound, $1.s092.O0; g.
pound seconds, ~$l.4001.6O. Miscellaneous
Blackberries. 2-pound. eO090c; raspberries. 2
pound. $I.4O02.5O: seconds, 2-pound. SI.io0
100; cove oysters, 1-pOund, full weight, 95c0$1;
asas; 81 sI0 .tains 2-BBe eans.. s1s;s sa;?G Iins p tsns.
$l.2091 80; peas, m~arrowfat, s. 1909 40; small,
$i.5001.75; Holsters. 81 IS 20; red cherries. s5c
oslo; strawberries, ~$1.2oo1.3o; salmon, ms,
DRY GOODS.
B%LEACHED Observation-Disclosures AA, 7aac;
Ballou & Son. 7iac; Chestnut Hill, &c; Cabot A.,
Fruit of the Loom, Sac; Ionsdaie, siac; Linwood
&c; Mnsonviile. sac: New York Mills, 1Oiec; Our
S STn' iHS; fs g! mope, 81 7i.c s2 Rni rsaPsT e.m hSie,
Sc; Lonsdale Cambria, Toe; Whitinsville, 33.
inch. 6lac; Wamsutta. l0lac.
BROWN SBEETINGs-Atlantic A, 74c; Boot G,
&c; Agawani +. Size; Bedford r, Sc: Augusta
Siec; Boot Al &c; Continental c. Ssc; Dwight
Utica Ga. 22isc; Utica 1o-4. CSC; Utica G, llac.
oe staSoss4s so: alaaSsM' &C. sE Gsn sasss; exc sc. el Ra-
nelman's, 7iqc; Renfrew Madras. 8lsc; Cumber-
land, &c; White, CLEO; Bookfold, 8lec.
Fr GnkIE si4.so: neS 81 d; So; A s1s; onts s1s;
1880; Stark A, $2l.
PAPER CAMBRIcs-Manvile. Go; g. Z. &son. &c;
PRINTs-American fancy, 6isc; Aliens fancy,
6lac: Aliens dark, &c; Aliens pink, 6lac: Arnold's,
tosa, &c; Dunnel's Sc; Eddystone. 66isc; Hartel,
GO; Harmony. Size; Hamilton, 6iac; Greenwich.
6i2c. Knickerbocker. oiac;, Mallory pink, &c.
tern.
TIcKISas.Amoskeag AGA, lsc; Conestogs 3
NNSN -.
1Oc; Conestoga X, &c; Pearl River, 12c; Falls
OBO, s2-inch, 13iac; Methuen "A, 12iac; Oak
land A, 7l1c; Swift River, 7lac; York, 32-inch
1910; York. 30-inch, IL lac.
DRUGS.
Alcohol, 50, 22o2. 80; asafetida. I5a zoe; alum,
1900; camphor, 30032c; cochineal. 50055c;
chloroform, 50o55c; copperas, brls. $3a3.50;
cream tartar. pure. 40442c. indigo, s00slc;
earb, 2-oz, 2oe35c; morphine, P. & w, Y OF,
$3.50; madden, 12014c; Oh, castor, y gal. $1.l0
Oils; oil, bergamont. " n, $303.25; opium.
$303.15; quinine, p W. OF. 5O055c balsam
copaiba, 60065c; soap, CASTLE, Fir, 12016c;
soda, bicarb., 4i9a6c; salts, EPSON, 415c; sui
phur, flour, 4a6c; saltpetre, $4,000; turpentine,
58162c; glycerine, 23030c; i'd, Tide potass., So
$3.50; bromide potassp, 4O042c; chlorate pot
ash, 25c; borax, I0612c; cinchonidia, 12a15c;
carbolic acid, AS SOC.
i OILs-Linseed OIL, raw, $40 y gal; boiled, Coo;
coal oil, legal test, Gala; bank, 4Oc; best straits,
Soc; Labrador. 60c; West Virginia, lubricattng,
2003Oc; miners, Csc. Lard Oils No. i, 5O0 SOC;
do, extra, 65070c.
WHITELEAD-Pure. CSC; lower grades, 5406c.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.