The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-12

celpts were $40 cars: shipments. IS cars.
Close on track: Hard, 6lAc: No. North
ern, 5Ss4c; No. 2 Northern, size. The hour
market remained a little slow. Yesterday
the large milling companies some OF them
SOLD more than their production; others
less To-day the Appearances indicate equal
ly large sales. On the average late pro-
duction exceeded late sales. Still the &C
cumulation is not serious. and there IS
satisfaction with carrying small surplus
to meet an expected activity on a turn in
the wheat markets. The export inquiry Is
at figures too low to justify free accept
brls. First patents s3.40d3S0; second pat
ents. s3.15f3.40; fancy and export bakers.
8.l0q2lo low grades. in bags. including Red
Dog, N150l20. The added daily output of
mills grinding to-day will probably asgre-
gate $500 brls. Bran moved quite well at
$685. in bulk. Some manufacturers that
are sold for forward delivery would I'LL or
ders received at about ss.a5Q95o only.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. II. = Flour dull.
Wheat firmer: No. 2 red, spot, 6SG6Si.c:
October. t ssfaSsae; DECEMBER, 1O1Eql9Ac;
mixed, spot, EG47izc; October, 47lza4Sc; No
vember. 4Ilz@4Sc; December. 4TG4712c; Jan
to Color ear and io location r at Oats steady
snot CSC; October, S6A@2Sc; November, SEQ
$siec: December. .S6l4d3sNc; January. $50
s1i916. Butter dull; Western creamery. ex-
ira, Csc; Pennsylvania prints, &c. Eggs
steady and in fair demand; nearly fresh,
w
Osi bu; corn 1s4,3S bu oats, 5SO7 bu; flour,
9.S53 brls. Shipments-Corn, 1900 blu; oats.
1880 blu; flour, n,2oS packages. 4.199 sacks
BALTIMORE, Oct. n.-Flour quiet and
grade s.G67gc: red Western steady; cash
and October, cS15c; December, 7Oa701sc; May,
IlAQ7h Corn-White firm at 5ie: yellow
quiet al soc; mixed Western steady; cash,
4p4c; year, 451aG4sc. Oats steady; No:
mixed, 349341sc; No. white S6Q5olsc. hay
firm; fair to choice, $145Qal6. Rye quiet;
No Coff0 cfIiat. q. r..
1SAGlS3sc. Butter steady; creamery fancy
309S1c; choice, 25Q2c. Eggs. 20q21c. Cot
ton-Middling quiet at Slsc
TOLEDO, Oct. u.-Wheat was weak Ca ana
May, 74Ac. Corn was dull and easier; No
2, cash, 4llzc. Oats was quiet; cash, 2slsc
dull and easier; prime cash, s5.45; January,
sos. Receipts-Flour, 331 brls; wheat. 55.-
$50 bu; corn. Is, 4Ol blu; oats, 500 blu; rye, l.
Flour 1851 brls; wheat. 10000 blu; corn, TO-
400 bu; rye, 1000 blu; clover seed, 500 bags.
CINCINNATI. Oct. n,-Flour easier.
Wheat steady; No. red. Ssqsic. Receipts,
5000 blu; shipments. 1000 bu: Corn easy;
No. 2 mixed, 2sls@3oc. Rye Steady and
firm; No; 2, 5lG52c. Pork firm at SEQ.
Lard, S.25c. Bulk meats quiet at $3.50.
Bacon in fair demand at $11. 621s411 70.
Whisky in active demand; sales OF 1853 brls
at SLIP. Butter easier: Sugar firm Eggs
weak at lie. Cheese steady.
weaker and &c lower for wheat. Wheat
No. white, 6.Iac; No red, cash, 63lac;
No. red, 61c; December. 66'sc: May. 74c.
Corn-No. 2, cash, 41i4c Oats-No. white,
31%c; No. mixed, &c. Rye-No. 2, cash,
471sc. Prime clover seed S.45. Receipts
Wheat, 5000 bu; corn 1000 bu; oats. 5000 bu.
Oils.
OIL CITY, Oct II. - National Transit
certificates opened at Tic; highest, Tic;
lowest, 7Olac; closed at 7oAc. Sales $4,000
brls: clearances 1900 brls; shipments,
IL, 063 brls; runs, 4736 brls.
NEW YORK, Oct n.-Petroleum fairly
active and firrner; Pennsylvania. oil closed
at 7o%c hid, tic asked; United, 70AG11c.
Turpentine weaker at 2S92SAc.
WILMINGTON, Oct. u.-Rosin firm
strained. soc; good strained. S5c. Spirits
steady at 24Ac. Tar firm at 81 Turpen-
tine quiet; hard. 81; soft, s1.60.
CLEVELAND, Oct: n.-Petroleum quiet
standard white, 10 degrees, 5ssc; gasoline
"A degrees. &c; gasoline, Sc degrees. 10c;
naphtha, 63 degrees, 612c.
PITTSBURG, Oct 11.-National Transit
certificates opened at 709sc; closed at 7OAc;
highest, lie: lowest 705sc.
SAVANNAH, Oct 11.-Spirits Of turpen-
tine firm at 25c. Rosin firm at 90c.