The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-18
August Shipments.

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August Shipments.
Below is given the shipments from In
~dianapolis over the various lines for the
month of August. as reported to the Board
of Trade: Flour, 1880 barrels: wheat, D.
400 bushels; corn. %. 400 bushels; oats. 46. 400
bushels; barley. COO bushels; bran, 400 tons:
hay, % cars: cement. Ii. S91 barrels; coal. 1O6
cars; coke. 159 cars; coOperage. 81 cars; corn
meal and hOmlny, 1901 900 pounds: cattle,
1910 head; hogs. 27,479 head; horses, 39l
head; sheep. 1850 head; eggs, $40 cases;
fruit. 2.726. $50 pOunds; hair and b~ristles.
pa. 500 pounde; hides. sos. $50 pounds; Ice. %
cars; iron. 100 cars; lard. 1864 tierces: lime.
z cars; logs. 2 oars; lumber. 70 cars; ma
chinery, l53 cars; meats. bulk. 4~.9So.2SO
pounds; oil. 4.0S+ barrels; pork. 1.1o6 bar
Tels; potatoes, 1855 bushels; poultry, l.173,-
800 pounds; provisions. 1,112,320 pounds;
salt, !. 467 barrels; shingles, 2 cars; spirits
aud liquors., 10. 1873 barrels; starch. /. $50. C5l
pounds; stone. % cars; tallow, 4l0. 800
pounds; tobacco. $500 pounds; miscel-
la1eous, IL. 7J9. 9G5 pounds; merchandise,
20. FOG. 1913 pounds.
manufacturer of Electrical Apparatus
The manufacturer of motors. dynamos
and other electrical appliances report
orders as coming In more freely and are
beginning to increase their number of en-
ployes. The Jenney Motor Company last
week contracted to furnish u 4S0-light
plant TO go TO Marseilles. NO.. a large
motor to 10 &c st. Louis and has numor-
Gus small orders to fill. and feels that from
now on the works are TO be quite busy.
The Commercial Electric Company has
OK perleDced u considerable revival of BUSH
Ness during the last few days and reports
the following recent orders: City wator
works plant. Toledo. o., one Twenty-Five
X. w. dynamo; northwestern car and ma
chine works, Oshkosh. Wis. one twenty
five X. w. dynamo; Graham Hotel. New
York. ". Y, one thirty X. w. dynamo. be-
sides a considera BILE number of machines
under five horsepower capacity for differ
ent points. Tho company considers the
outlook for fall business very encouraging.
FIGURING Mills highly Prosperous.
This is proving one of the most prosper
Gus with the mIllers OF many years. While
flour has sold low. so has wheat. and with
this there has been an un Unprecedented homo
and foreig n demand. The Acme Milling
Company Is running both It's mills day and
night. turning out $500 barrels per day.
The Evans mill is also running day and
night and turning out one thousand barrels
per day. The Arcade. the Champion and
other mills in the city are running full ca
pscIty and finding IA ready market for their
production. The Acme Milling Com paDy
has all the -four it can manufacture up
to the first of next year sold. And with
this the cereallne mills anu starch works
report their business Improving. the COM
bined mills which manufacture goods from
corn now using fully ten thousand bushels
OF corn per day. and the managements ex-
pect to be selling all the goods their works
can manufacture when run to their fullest
capacity within q short time.
Looking Brighter for Lounge Manufacturers
Within the last ten days tho situation
has improved with the lounge manutac-
turers. Madden * Son are working about
two-thirds their usual number of men.
Otto Stechban will this morning resume.
with "A good force OF man. The United
States lounge manufactorv has lts full
complement of men. and the other four
lounge manufactures are working u num-
Der OF men. and orders are beginning 70
come In very satisfacfOriiy.