The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-07-15

tober. $3.50 asked: receipts. a6.as4 bu: ship
ments none; stock. 1924 bu; sales. 40.-
600 bu. Corn tirmer; spot. 67c: the month.
66i2c: August, 62c: September. Gle; spot No.
white. 75c; receipts. 3,255 blu; shipments.
none: stock, 200, s:3 bu: sales, none. Oats
quiet; No. white Western. 47loa4cc;
No. mixed Western, 46d 41c; receipts,
l.264 bu; shipments. none; stock. g.. O5S bu.
Rye nominal; No. 2. 63ra70c; receiprs. 100
blu; shipments, none; stock. 1886 blu. Hay
active and firmer; good to choice timothy,
Sl3.500I5. Provisions steady and un-
changed. Butter steady and unchanged
Eggs unchanged. Coffee firm: Rio cargoes.
fair. 1Sc; No. Z. 17l2c.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 14.-There was
good demand for No. L Northern at 1c over
the July price. The demand was very
s ssTS ioa m n any mere Was ASKED
selling from 94l2c TO Gl2c. Poor grades
were very dull No. / Northern sold mostly
at 99l4c. large share of tho days re-
CENTS went to supply sales previously
made. Receipts for the past twenty-fours.
16O cars. and shipments 10 cars Closing
prices: No. hard. July. $1.01l l.; on track.
$l.O2 No. l Northern. July. 9S12c; Septem-
Der, $3.50; December. Siosc; on track. @i2c.
No. Northern. July. "a &C: on track. 94l20
97l2c.
CINCINNATI. July 14.-Flour in moder-
ate demand. Wheat weak and lower; No.
2red. SSE0 soc; receipts %, 800 bu; shipments,
q, 700 bu Corn stronger; No. mixed, Gle.
-
dull; No. 2 &c. Pork dull at $40 621a Lard
| quiet at &C. Bulk meats firm; short ribs.
| 6:Tlec. Bacon steady; short clear, 1851 i2c.
Whisky steady; sales, 720 brls of finished
| goods on q basis of S116. Butter steady.
| Sugar quiet Eggs steady at 13l2c. Cheese
| firm.
| TOLEDO. July 14.-Wheat active and
steady: cash, Ole: July, 90c; August SSSsc:
| September. SSl2c: December. 90osc. Corn
dull and steady; Nc. 2 yellow, &c. Oats
| $3.50: December. $40. Receipts-Wheat.
| l35, 154 bu; corn, S992 bu; rye. 1,172 bu.
| Shipments-FlOur. 342 hrls: wheat, %. go
on: corn. 600 bu; oats, 1,1OO bu; rye. 400 bu.
| DETROIT. July 4.-Wheat-No. white,
red. cash, new, 81 l2c; July. 9Oc bid; August,
SS3sc bid; December, 9Ol2c bid. COrn-NO.
| 2, cash, 6Oc; July, SIC. nominal. Oats-NO.
| 2. cash. 40c; No. white, 43c. Receipts
| Wheat. $4,000 bu: corn. 1850 bu; oats. H.
| 900 bu.
| PHILADELPHIA, July l4.-wool in improved
| demand prices steady at quotations: Ohio, Penn
| sylvania and West Virginia Xxx and above. 296
| 32c; y. 2S03Oc; medium, 35 l2d37c; coarse. 33
| ern fine or X and Xxx, 2612sc; medium. $50
| 36c; coarse. SO 34c; fined washed delaine, Y
and Xxx, $50 Sec; medium washed combing
| and delaine, 33035c; Canada washed cOmbing
| and delaiue, 80 a SAC; tub washed, choice, 370
Il
washed combing and delaine, 2703Oc; coarse
unwashed combing and delaine, 25 a 26l2c: Mon
tana, fine. 1920; Territorial, fine. 15G21c.
BOSTON. July 1.-THE trade In wool has been
| moderate with sales mostly in small lots There
/ Is more looking around however, and some large
| lines are under negotiations. Fleeces are dull;
Sic. Michigan slow at 22c. Combing and
1 delaine feeces quiet. No. 1 combing. IS 04Oc.
| Ohio finest, "a 635c; Michigan fine celaine, 80
| 134c. Pulled woods are in small stock and quiet;
/ choice supers. 4Od45c; fair to good, 3Od3sc;
| extras, % SOC. Australian wool firm. Foreign
| carpet wool quiet.
domestic fleece, 3O637c; pulled, % SAC; Texas,
\ 17024o
| LIVERPOOL, July 14.-Cotton-Spot busi-
ness moderate at UNCHANGED prices Sales, g.
aod and SV ;nondeS ba Ies
/ American. Futures closed steady. American mid
| ding, low middling clause July. 4 1864, buyers;
| July and August, 29-64d, buyers; August and
September. 4 3l-64d. buyers; September and
| October. A 35-64d. buyers; October and No
yember, 1854 "a 3s64d; November and
| December. 4 39-64a4 40-64d; December aud
| January, a 41-64d, buyers; January and Feb
ruary, 4364d. buyers; February and March.
4 45-64d, buyers.
| uplands, sssc; middling Orleans. 1880.
Sales. 600 bales. Futures closed very steady.
sales. Sla0O bales o July .,o 1885, s August.
| vember, $3.50; December. $3.50; January,
s.47c; February, s.56c; March. s.65c; April.
| S.74c; May, g. S3c.
| NEW ORLEANS, July 14.-Cotton steady;
| middling. 1870; low middlng, z 3 &c; good
| ordinary, 7-16c. Net receipts, 1902 bales;
| gross receipts, ,0S4 bales. Exports oOastwise,
| 5o3 bales; sales, l.SOO bales; stock, 6s, $40
! bales.
| Oil
NEW YORK. July 14.-Petroeum opened
steady and advanced 14c on few buying orders
then reacted l4c, and closed duh. Pennsylvania
oil, August option-Sales, 10000 brls. Open
ing. 6sc; highest, 6Slac lowest, CSC; closing,
| 6S4c. Turpentine duh and lower
OIL CITY. July Educational transit certifi
| Gates opened a: 6Sl4c highest 6Sl4c; lowest,
6S1sc; closed. 6Sl4c. Sales. 80, 900 brls; clear
ances. $4,000 brls; shipments, II. 947 brls; runs,
| 52,46O brls.
| PITTSBURG, July ID. - Petroleum dead.
| National transit certificates opened at 673sc;
closed at 673sc highest. 67asc; lowest 67ssc.
| CLEVELAND, July 14.-Petroleum easy
Standard white, 1902 6lsc gasoline, 74o, 7c
gasoline. S60 Toe; naphtha. $50, 6loc.
WILMINGTON. July 14.-spirits of turpentne
steady at SIC. Rosn firm; strained, S1.20; good
strained, $1.25. Tar f1rm at 81.
| CHARLESTON, July 14.-Turpentine steady
at 34loc Rosn firm; good strained. $1.25 al. 80
| SAVANNAH. July 14-Turpentine quiet al
344c. RosiE firm at 81. 25 l.30.
NEW YORK, July 14.-Pig-iron dull and nm