The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-18
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at St Louis, Philadelphia, b.


Is G2ic below Yesterday. No. 2 red, cash.
closed at s0l4c: June. 7S'sc; July, 77lec; An
gnst S6l2c. Corn was unsettled and after
f1uctuating considerably closed as lie low
July and September. 43i9c. Oats lower;
cash. l2c bid; July, 29Hc; September, ESQ.
| Rye better; soc bid. Barlev-NO sales.
Bran Quiet at 6006lo on east side track.
| Hay unchanged. Flaxseed steady at 900.
Butter unchanged. Eggs lowerat la lliao
| for fresh. Corn-meel steady ut t2.i5d2.5O.
| Whisky quiet at s116. Bagging. Chase.
Iron cotton ties. Sl.2O. Provisions quiet
and only q jObbinc trade d0nc at previous
quotations ReceIpts-Flour. 4.OO0 brls;
wheat. %. 600 blu: corn. 10000 bu; oats. ~.
| 600 bu rye. none; barley. 1000 bu. Ship
ments-Flour. 4.0O0 brls; wheat. 1000 bu;
| corn. Co. 600 bu; oats, o.00O bu; re. none;
| barley. none.
PHILADELPHIA. June 17.-Flour dull.
| Wheat weak; No. red June and july, 81
| Go1Ac; August and September. S6ll a e61ec.
CONCEPTIONS opened &c higher but su bse-
| quentiy reacted and closed weaker. Car
lots III good demand and firm; No. high
mixed, in grain depot. $50: No. mixed, on
| track, 4Sc: No. high mixed, In grain depot,
| 49l2c; No. mixed, in elevator. 54l2c; No. .
high mixed, in grain depot and in elevator.
DOC; No. 2 mixed, Juno, 5s05Slac; July. Se'4
| f053lSo; August and September, 52052Iac.
| Oats-Car lots firm but quiet: futures nom-
| inal; No. mixed, Bic; No. white. 4Oc; No.
2white. in grain depot, Acc; No: whito.
clipped. Ale; No. white, June, S9h "a 40ltc;
Jnly. S9l2 940c: August. 3S0S9c; September.
0703Sc. Eggs steady; PeDnsylvania firsts.
| l1lec. Cheese weak; part SKINS, 5h 06lsc.
Receipts-Flour. 1900 brls and Ii. 700 sacks;
wheat. 1880 bu; corn, 10000 Du; oats. 16.S00
bu. 6hipments-Wheat 500 bu; corn. $1,000
bu; oats. 1900 bu.
MINNEAPOLIS, June l7-July wheat
opened at U1sc, little firmer than yeetor-
| day, but it soon broke Sc, and held there
with small fluctuations The principal
! sales of No. Northern to-day were made
at sec. Just at tho closs there was littlo
break, bnt IL recovered 1lsc leaving July
| at 1850 aud September 76lsc. Receipts of
wheat hero to-day were 3S4 cars, and &C
Duluth and Superior. 162 ears. Close:
June. closing, ?6asc; July, opening. rise;
| highest, 1Tlsc; lowest. 16t9c; closing, 76sso;
August. closing. 77lsc: September opening.
9644c; highest, 1884 C; lowest. Zoo; closing,
16lsc; December. opening, 7sho; highest,
5s4c; lowest 7Slsc; closing, 7sisc. On track:
| No. hard, S0l3c; No. l Northern, zoe; No.
Northern. 76c.
| Wheat Was easy; No. 2 rcd. SIC. Receipts,
| 5000 bu: shipments $40 bu. Corn was easy:
No. mixed. 900. Oats steady; No. mixed.
3Sai a?4ke. Rye weak and lower; No. ..
| Sic. Pork dull at Sl075. Lard weak at
625c. Bulk meats dull at 6.611.o. Bacon
easier at &C. Whisky was quiet but lower;
sales. 709 hrls Oh a basis of Sl.15. Butter
firm. Sugar firm and In fair demand. Eggs
IL
choice cured Ohio fiat. 7le0s14c.
BALTIMORE. June 17.-Wheat-No. Q
req. spot and June. sS4Ssl4c; July, s5lt9
| S594c; August, ssh 0S5lac. Corn strong:
mixed, spot. 5S94c BID; June, sac asked;
9ns bat No Wss ss aa5s
| 4lc; No. mixed Western. SSla 93gc. Hay
| tirm Provisions steady and active. But
ter firm; creamery. fancy. l9c; creamery,
falr to choice. l191sc: creamery: imitation.
| at lie. Coffee dull; Rio grades. fair, 16c..
| TOLEDO. June 17.-Wheat was dull and
| lower; No. ,, cash. S6aic; June. s6lec; July,
| S3Ac: August. s1&c. Corn was lower bnt
| quiet; No. 2, cash. 49c; No. 8. 400: No. 4.
| Ale. Oats unchanged. Clover-seed inact-
| $50 bu; corn. S.5s1 bu. Shipments-W heat.
| 1900 bu; corn. 1890 bu.
| DETROIT. Juno l7.-Wheat weak; No. l
white. S5lsc; July. S3asc. Corn weak: No.
| 2. cash. 46c. Oats weak; No. white. Y7lac;
| No. mixed, &c. Ryenoininal. No. 2. cash.
| soc. Receipts Wheat, 1900 blu; corn.
none; oats. 5000 bu.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE petroleum mar.
i ket opened steady, moved up lsc on small pur-
nnfiI the close, July options sales, 5000
| 547sc; closing, 55c Total sales. 5000 brls
| WILMINGTON June II Spirits OF turpcntIne
| 26l2c. Rosin steady; strained, e5c; good
| strained. 90c Tar firm at sl.4O. Crude tlir-
s;i.65 ' ''''N' ''''' p 's'n'
CLEVELAND. Juno IL - Petroleum slow;
standard white. HOP. Cleo gasoline. Tao. 20;
| gasoline, $50. loo; naPhtha. go. 6i2c.
CHARLESTON. Juno 17.-Turpentine steady
| at 26i2027c. Rosin firm: good strained. CSC.
SAVANNAH. Juno 17.-Turpentine firm OF
| 27l4c. kosin 6rm at Sl.O5e1.1O.
Cotton
LIVERPOOL. June l7.-COtton steady, with
| but little doing; middlins. g. 1Gd Sales z 900
and ex port. and included 6.4o0 bales American
| Futures closed barely steady. American mid
ding, low middlinE clause June, 6-6id, sellers;
| juno and July. 66id. sellers: July and August.
sellers: September, 1854. sellers; SeptArnher
and october. !3-6ld, sellers October aud No
vember. l5-64d, sellers: November and Do
cember, 4l7-6td, value; December and January,
| 1864 IA 20-64d.
NEW ORLEANS. June 17.-Cotton dull and
ordsnarS ssc Net receipts. asa bales ro. so re-
| eeipts, 2S5 bales; exports to Great Britain. 43
bales; 10 the continent. go bales; sales, $40
| bales; stock. 1880 bales.
NEW YORK: June l7.-weoi in fair demand
| and steady: domestic fleece, 26lar35c; pulled
| 20c22c; Texas l7o22o.
PHILADELPHIA, June IL. - wool-stocks
| light that prices are largely nominal. Ohio,
| Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and above,
| 2S630e; X, 26d23c medium, 33035c: coarse,
| 34a34iac; New York. Michigan. Indiana and
Western fine or and Xxx, 2J126c; medium,
| 32a34o; coarse. 81 034c; fine washed delaife
| Y ana Xxx, 2967 80 Ice; medium washed combin2
and delalne, $40 Soc; coarse washed comb
| ing and delainc. 34d35l2c; Canada washed
combin-, 32a sac: tub Washed. choice. So 3sc;
| fair, 36o36c; coarse, 33 q Sac; medium un-
washed cOmhine and delaine. 26327c; coarse
unwashed combing and delaine. 26127c; Mon
tana, 166c2c: territorial, 10000
ST. LOUIS, Juae Il. - wool--Receirts 27l,-
600 ponds; shipmcnts 80, 900 pounds. Offer
| inEs Hight and demand almost entirely confined
coarse Medium, ID y l9c; Texas Medium, 900
22loc; coarse, 16elsc; Colorado and New Max
leo medium, IS 2lc; coarse, 15c17c; tine, $50
Ioe.
Dry Goods
NEW YORK, Juno 1.-THE heavy movement
IN bleached Ia over. but OF many kinds tho sales
made On important total. Most every
thing in bleachcd goods is well
sold up and many orders taken ahead.
II has been one OF the best fine goods seasons
on record. and low grades have become rela-
lively searce. The cotton goods market, and. in
fact the whole market is evened up on
the basis of light supplies The near
course of prices. There is a strong undertone at
present values and as soon as lenders are adj
vanced therc Is likely TO develop sooner or later
a general movement OF that character. There
were 10 new changes. Ginghans were selling
freely and the demand for prints was good.
Metals
NEW YORK. June l7.-Pig-iron quiet and
steady; American. $14.751l6.25. Copper quiet;
lake, 1l.10011. soc. Lead inactive: domestic,
405d4lOc. Tin easy; Straits. 81 80 922. loo.
ct. LOUIS. june 17.-Lead steady; sales for