The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-11-26

Lard-western steam. 6.5Oc. Butter frm and in
fair demand; PeEnsylvnnia reamery extra. 26c;
Pennsylvania prints, extra. 3l135c. Eggs-Fresh
~sylvania firsts, &c: held lots, 1920. Cheese
firm; part SKINS, 703iac. R~eceipts-Flour 300
brls; wheat; 1000 bur; corn, al;a0o nu; oats
1920 bu; oats. 1900 bu-
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. ~25.-There was only a
moderate activity IN the cash wheat market at
the etart. and the combined receipts for two
days. including Sunday, had the usual depress-
ing effect. Buyers held of, and the talk of a
heavy decrease in the visible supply statement
side markets did not change much before noon,
and the apathy Of millers forced prices down q
little. Sales OF. No. 1 Northern RANGED from
export talk stimulated buying by shippers some
later. Receipts were 746 cars. and 1877 cars were
shipped; Closing quotations No. I hard: Novem,
track, 7Sc. No. 1 Northern, November. 743sc;
December. 74asc; May, sic; on track.
May, 7Sc; on track, 71073c.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 25.-wheat - Western
steady at decline; No. 2-winter red. spot and No
vember. 7sat zee; December. 794079 l2c; Jan
SEQ Ssas; bid. ST s%serusss; mixed, spot n and
November. 40l4d4Ol2c; December. 40l2c bid.
year. 3s939iac: January. 3s7s039c; February.
Western white. 2sa29isc; Western mixed, 260
Csc; graded No. 2 white. 29029isc. Rye
dull; prime to choice. 54956c. Hay firm;
eOOo tChuohh EtffiO W OnOioO --OO
a13.5o. Provisions steady. Butter firm;
creamery 21a22c. Eggs firm; Western; 2oc.
e ss.coc s s,fsdy yh siS. i $1,000 ds b.: a asEeiP 5000 but:
none. ssIes-%h;eat. $4,000 Su; corn. To-
900 bu.
mand: family, $383.25; fancy $3.70o3.9o.
Wheat In good demand and firm; No. 2 red, Use:
receipts, 4.100 on; shipments. 1000 bu: Corn
No.. 2 mixed, 22l2c. Rye firm and quiet at Acc.
Pork quiet at SO. Lard firm at 5.9O06c. Bulk
meats quiet; short ribs, 5.25c. Bacon firm: short
finished goods on abasis of 81 OF. Butter firm;
fancy reamery 26127c: choice dairy. 13al5c:
r r,nneed Oh steady a.. S a. S6 0r5s sugar n1 9fn' Faro Hara
steady and firm at zoe. Cheese IN fair demana;
prime to choice Ohio fat, 901Oc.
TOLEDO. Nov. 25.-Wheat dull and lower;
steady; cash aud May, 54iec. Oats quiet; cash,
22c. Cloyer-seed dull but steady; cash, Novein-
Der and December. $3.65; February. 1915. Re-
LOO bu; clover-seed, 1900 bags. shipments
Wheat. 27,3O0 bu; corn. Al 900 bu; oats, 7,400
bu; clover-seed, $40 bags. ~
DETROIT. Nov. 10 Wheat = No. 1 white.
Receipts-Wheat. 1900 bu; corn. 5,10Ob u; oats,
$500 bu.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-Petroletm opened
strong at 81. l0ssc, but after moving up slightly
gave way uuuef Scll1QS ny SIdDudTu Ol DIOkcrS
and declined 4c. A slight reaction then fol-
lowed, on which the close vas steady at 81 .O67s.
IL Is thought the decline is due TO a desire of the
paid in the oil fields and take less for the certif-
Gates in the speculative market. There was no
news in regard to production to affect prices.
81 .1Oss; lowest. 81 .O6ss; closing at al .Oe7s. Con-
solidated Exchange-Opening, 81. 104; highest,
$l,1OSs; lowest; 81 6; closing; $1.O6a.s Total
4eac.
OIL CITY, Noy. educational Transit certiA.
gates opened at $l.104; highest; 81 :lO7s; lowest.
ciearances, 1000. 900 brls; charters, 1880 brls;
shipments. 1O3, 191 brls; runs. los, 222 brls.! !
P~ITTSBURG, Nov. 25.-Petroleum actite and
strong: broke badly in the afternoon. National
$1.O70s: highest. $l.11le; lowest, 81. O6I9. ~ :
CHARLESTON. Nov. 25.-Turpentine quiet
at 42lec. 30 v
SAVANNAH. Nov. 25.-Turpentine steady al
WILMINGTON, Nov. rs. -Turpentine firm at
43c.
C.,,on 10 {
NEW YORK, Nov. ~25.-Cotton dull; middline
uplands. 1Ohc: middling Orleans, 1Olec; sales.
none; sales last week mot before reported), g72S
Futures closed firm. sales, $500 bales;fsNo O.
vember. 1O.O501O.07c; December, 1eD5n
1o.osc; January: l0.Os9loo 4c; February,
lO.200I {. Gle; May i0.260iO.27c: June. 1888
61O. 34c: July. 1O.3s0 10. 4Oc; August, iO.43a
10.44c; September, 1O.O2a10.O4. on
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-Cotton quiet: mid.
ding, 9osc; low middling, 9asc; good ordinary,
&c: net receipts, 1928 bales: gross, I6, 70S
bales; exports 70 Great Britain. 16,4O5 bales: ia
France. COS bales; to thecontinent, 6,6O2 bales;
stock, 24S. 769 bales. aVl7
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25.-Cotton easy. Sales,
5000 bales, of which 200 bales were for spec.
ulation and export. and included 5000 baies
American. ala
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Dry Goods. .Qa
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-wet weather again
interfered with trade in dry goods, but there was
q fair amount Of business transacted on orders
by mail and telegraph. The general features oi
the market were unchanged. Coarse-yarn cot
ton goods exhibited a strong upward tone, and
prices seemed likely to be further advanced
while print cloths advanced 1-16 cent, being
now 34. cents. Spring goods are remarkably
well sold up, and many articles have been with
drawn. orders being more numerous and larger
Metals. Metals. ~
NEW YORK, Nov. %. - Pig-iron firTnshnt
quiet. Copper brisker and stronger; lake,SDe
cember, 13.25c. Lead dull and steady; domestic
3.S2l2c. Tin quiet and firm; Straits, 2lc.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-Lead, dull and nom
inally Z. 6Oc. -