The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-26
TRADE IN GENERAL
Quotations mt st. Louis, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Other Points.

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| ceipts, 11,10S bu; shipments. 7,iS2 bu; stock,
| 6l3,457 bu; sales were one car No. 3 red at
No. red winter, 67Gs7Hc, closing. Ocfo,
Der. ss2d6sc; January, 7OilQ7ol5c Corn
| ern advices and lack of speculative sup
| port Export demand dull Car lots for To-
cal lo trading steady; nothing doing; receipts
bu; closing, October. 46q46lsc: November,
46a 461sc; December, 45l2Q46c; January. 45g
| 40i2c. Oats-Car lots declined 15c under lib
eral offerings and light demand. Options
| dull and unchanged receipts, 1929 blu;
Withdrawals 26,O56 bu; stock. 92.272 bu;
| cars ungraded white at 3sc, two cars No.
| white at 37Ac, three cars No. white at
SIC a eas1 two ears No %hiee tTacn at
| S6436i.c; December. 36l4Q56%c; January.
| 36lkq37c. Flour-Receipts to-day. $3.50 brls
| but quiet; sales of $50 brls Western winter
| straight at $3.50. $50 brls Western winter
patent at $50 and $50 brls Minnesota pat
| ent at 81 We quote: Winter, $2a2. 10; win
ter extra, S2.1212q2S5; No. winter, family,
| $2.5cG275; Pennsylvania roller. straight, 50
Western Winter straight Mts Boss West
| ern winter patent, SS.50q3.75; Minnesota
clear, s.. 75Gl3.25; Minnesota straight, $500
| $50: Minnesota patent, $3.50d3.S0; Minnesota
| favorite brands higher Rye flour dull and
| steady at $2.956l3 for choice Pennsylvania.
Buckwheat flour scarce and firm at $500
| 2.65 per 100 lbs for new. Butter market
| quiet but steady; receipts continue moder
| ate; Western creamery, 23Q27c, as to quail
| ity; Pennsylvania creamery prints 24q27c.
Eggs-Receip,s liberia. bat demands clean
| up all fresh stock; Western, .22@23c. as TO
quality; Pennsylvania and other near by,
| 2SM2312c. Refined SugarS-Production over
| sold; market quiet but firm; cubes, 55sc;
powdered, 5asc; crown, 9.l6c; granulated
snbeet to ssc rebate In ADDITION to trade
discounts. Cheese firm and in fair demand.
Cotton quiet but steady. Hay and straw
| hay was in liberal supply and prices weak.
| q. moderate
Iewas in small supply, but quiet at former
| prices. The only change in prices is large
| bales timothy hay; good to choice, $l65Og
| Is per ton.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 25-Flour dull and un-
changed; demand light Wheat was nerv-
than strength, and late in the session broke
| on Bradstreets report of an increase, clos
Ing at 2 loss of &c: No. red, cash, $3.50;
December 6iasG62Ac, closing at 6lssc bid !;
May. 69q697sc, closing at 69c. Corn was set
osR ey c me m2ed a cash oe cee
36l5c, nominal; November, 34l2c bid; Decem-
Der, SS3sc asked: year, SSs.c; January; 1855
No. 3 cash. 261zc; October. 26lsc. nominal;
November, &c, nominal; May, 313sc. Rye
No. .. Ale. Barley easy and unchanged
seed in demand at CSC. Glover seed lower
at sLO5@765. Timothy. $500 Hay I'M
changed Butter and eggs unchanged. Corn
meal unchanged. Whisky unchanged. Bag
ging and cotton ties unchanged. Provisions
easier. Bacon lower: Pork-Standard mess.
shoulders, &c; longs and ribs SIC; shorts.
| 9Ac; boxed, .15c more Bacon-Packed, shout
ders, 71zc; longs and rios, 0Sll2@lO soc;
brls; wheat 50, 900 bu; corn, 1900 Blu; oats,
1900 bu; rye, 1000 blu; barley, 1l,OOO bu
Shipments 5000 brls; wheat. 1000 blu {;
corn, 10000 bu; oats, 1000 blu; rye. 5000 bu.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. %. - December
Yesterday gaiped Ae and declined to , s9s.c
gained 14c. and sold down to 657sc at the
close. Track wheat closed hard at 62Ac;
| No. / Northern, 60hc; No. 2 Northern, 5Slac
The cash market was a little SLOW at first
| buyers being inclined to hold off for con-
cessions. Holders were firm, and later all
offerings were well taken at prices slightly
better than those of yesterday. Local mil
lers and elevator companies were the chief
purchasers, shippers buying but little. No.
Gle, and No Northern, SO to 59lAc. Re
ceipts, asa cars, shipments. Sc cars. Flour
| Is dull but steady Some mills report fair
| sized sales for domestic account. Patents
are selling very slowly for export account,
a ask Shipments of i.s25 bris first pat
ents at sS45q75; patents S5 3. fancy
daily n output Output Of mills grinding so-day Would
probably aggregate S25OO brls. Bulk bran
Is offered at So Shorts are offered at slOG
| 1880. Shipments. 1.246 tons
| CINCINNATI, Oct 25-Flour in light de-
| mand and steady. Wheat in good demand
and firm; No. red, 6212c; receipts, 1910 bu;
shipments, 1920 bu. Corn barely steady:
| No. 2 mixed, 40c. Oats in fair demand and
firm; No 2 mixed, 29q2914c. Rye dull and
easier; No. 2, 5lhc. Pork firm at $3.50.
aTd dn at Bacon S in HH light meats dean apii and
lower at lie. Whisky steady; sales, 5n brls
at T.4. Butter slow and heavy. Sugar
steady. Eggs easy at lie. Cheese stronger.
TOLEDO. Oct 25.--Wheat lower; No. 2,
cash and October. es1kc; November. 63a4 c;
December. 6512c; May, 72ssc. Corn dull and
steady; No. 2. cash, ssc; No: 3, Sc. No. 4,
4Sc;, Glover seed dull and firm; prime, cash
and October, s5.S5; January, $3.50; March,
corn ba oats is Ss 6r bn coyer 81
| 200 bu. Shipments-Flour, 2651 brls; wheat,
1900 blu; corn, 1900 bu; rye. 400 blu; clover
BALTIMORE. oct 25-wheat firmer;
spot, 66laQ66ssc; October 66l2G669sc: No
yember and May; 751k@75&c; December, 6S5s
45%G46c; November. 457sc bid December
ana year 44$iQ45c. Coffee unchanged. But
ter unchanged. Eggs-Receipts falling off
! and the demand continues active and prices
| are higher; fresh. gathered near by, &c;
fresh Western. 21i9c.
DETROIT, Oct. 25.-The market closed
steady to a shade lower. Wheat-No. ]
white, CSC; No. 2 red. cash, 631ac; No. red,
5919c; December. 65lsc; May. 73c. Corn-No.
2. cash. Hc Oats-No. white. 31l2c; No. 9
mixed 29c. Rye-No. 2, cash, 4Sc. Prime
bu; corn, 1900 blu; oats, 10000 bu.
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| NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The news from
| Washington pointing to unconditional
| repeal of the silver purchase act has per
| haps improved the trade outlook little
but the immediate market is rather quiet
| still. The trade attributes this condition
| to the mildnesS of the weather which
| checks what is left of demand for heavier
goods. while Ii seems Impossible to arouse
| the country at large from it's lethargH
| to providing spring goods. The habit
has been long one of procrastination anC
| of providing only for pressing wants. Cot
| ton goods show some improvement in de
mand at unchanged prices. Gnghams anC
| woven fabrics barely hold their own. Print:
and printed fabrics are little uneven a:
| TO stocks and irregular to price. Print
| ing cloths are steady to rather firm, witt
cry up to January. Dress goods ruled quiet
| with prices steady. Wool1n goods are dul
and q little weak. Foreign dry goods ar,
steady but quiet The jobDng trade is NOR,
active, with prices fairly sustained.
WILMINGTON, Oct 25.-Rosin firm
strained CSC; good. 81. Spirits Of turpen.
tine steady at 27Ac. Tar steady at coo
Turpentine firm; hard. 81; soft, SLIGO; Vir-
gin, SLIGO.
OIL CITY Pa. Oct. 25.-National transit
certificates opened at 71Ac; highest, 72Iac
lowest 1Ac: closed 72ssc; clearances. los
600 brls; shipments, 1888 brls; runs, 81, l0l
| brls.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Oct 25.-National
transit certificates opened at Tic; closed