The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-27
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations At st. Louis. Phiiadeiphis. Balti-

Quotations ut St Louis. Phiiadelphis. Baiti-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.
ST. LOUIS. March 25.-Flour was weak
except for fancy grades. Wheat had little
individuality to-day. and sold down finally
l4o under pressure; No. 2 red, cash. Csc;
May. G5065aSc, closing at 65Ac; June. 66'so
July. 6Sisc; August. 6Sssc. Corn sold OF
aitor an early tirmnsss. then recovered
slightly and closed 40 below yesterday;
No. mixed. cash. 3Glsc; April. IS &c; May.
$3.50; July. 3934c. Oats weak. closing,
after slight rally. sc off; No. 2. cash. 30t c;
May. Sls4c. Rye higher: No. q on east side.
seed, Sligo. Glover seed. Sl10l2 Tim
othy seed. So 7504.2o. HAY unchanged.
Bran. 65c on east track. Butter steady.
Eggs. lShc. Corn meal steady at SL90.
changed. Whisky. SL17 for finished goods.
Provisions steady but quiet and prices un.
changed. Receipts = Flour. 1900 bris;
wheat. "a. 900 bu; corn. 81, 0O0 bu; oats. $1,000
ments-Flour. 5000 brls: wheat. $4,000 bu;
corn. l6S.0J0 bu; oats, 1900 Blu; rye. 1000 bu;
barley. 1000 bu.
PHILADELPHIA, March 24-Flour was
In very light demand and prices were largo.
nominal Wheat very na dull and lower;
in export elevator. zoe; No. 2 red. 7Sc; No. 3
red, March. 727s 0073c; April. 1875 D7Sasc;
May. 4k Go74tsc; june 75la 075ssc. Corn
Options weak and lower; local car lots
45c. steamer No. 2 low mixed, in elevator.
47iec; No. 2mixed. in grain depot. SOC; No.
2yellow. on track. Sic; No. mixed, March.
Ash 04S&c: April. ASA 04S&c; May and
mand for car lots was light. with free offer
inos at former prices; futures dull and l4o
lower: No. white. 40l9c: No. white. short
storage. 4ol.c;. No. white, March. 4ols@
4lhc; April. May and June. 40A 040so.
17l4c. Receipts-Flour, 100 hrls and 5000
sacks: wheat. $3.50 bu: corn. 10 100 bu: OATS
700 bu. Shipments--Wheat. 1890 bu;
corn TO- 100 Blu; oats. 14.600 bu.
TOLEDO. March 25.-Wheat dull and
July. 72asc: August 7224c. Corn dull and
steady; No. 2. cash. 42l9c; May. 1870; No. 3.
42c; No. 4 Ale. Oats dull, cash. 34c. Rye
0niet: cash. Sc. Clover seed dull: prime,
cash. $50. Receipts--Flour. $50 brls; W heat.
1855 bu; corn, 1902 bu; oats. 2,2Os bu rye.
none; clover seed. 19l bugs. shipments
Flour. $3.50 brls; wheat. 5000 bu; corn, 5000
bu; oats. AGO bu; rye. 446 bn; clover seed,
45T bags.
BALTIMORE. March 24.-Wheat steady:
No 2 red. spot; 72's a 52Ac; May: 74074lsc;
June. 74A 074hc; July, 74l4c bid. Corn
dull and easy; mixed. spot, March and
April. 47h047asc; May. 4S4c: July. Acc.
Oats steady but quiet; No. white West
ern. 4lc. Rye Quiet aud dull: No. 2, &c.
Grain freights inactive and unchanged.
Provisions IN fair demand. Butter firm:
creamery, fancy. 2903Oc. Eggs active at
i6ls0l7c. Coffee dull; Rio No. z. 172a "a
177sc.
CINCINNATI. March 25.-Flonr steady.
Wheat quiet; No. 2 red. &c; receipts. 100
bn;- shipments. 600 bu. Corn firm: No. .
mixed, 42lac. Gate quiet; No. mixed. 34i5c.
Rye in fair demand. Pork easier ut Sl7.35.
Lard weak at 10. $50 lilo. Bulk meats weak
at l0G10. l2l4c. Bacon firm at 11.5oc Whisky
quiet; sales. 553 brls of finished goods on a
basis of el.l7. Butter strong; fancy Elgn
creamery, 500 $50. Sugar barely steady.
Eggs firm at lS0l3l9c. Cheese firm.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 25.-Ths cash
wheat market was firm and steady at ves-
terdoy's PRICES The receipts Of wheat
Superior 100 cars The following was the
range OF prices: March closed at Gao.
May opened at $40; highest. Csc; lowest
6iGo: closed at 64'So. July opened at 67asc;
On track: No. hard. 67hc; No. North.
ern. &c; No. Northern. CSC.
DETROIT. March 25.-The market closed
duh. Wheat-No. white. 6SA c; No. 2 red.
cash. 6Slac; May. 70Ac: July. 72sc. Corn
2, cash. Hac. Oats-No. whits. $50; No. Q
clover seed. So. Receipts-Whea $500 bu;
corn. 5,7OO bu: oats. q. 100 bu.
GOo0s.
NEW YORK, March 25.-Fine spri % glike tenn
perature was q factor OF encouragement in the
dry-goods market. Demand. however. continued
moderate for spring goods though an improving
tendency Is the more apparent as retailers are
favored with good weather. There was nothing
or now importance respecting any class or goods
| for present delivery. They are generally pretty
| we'll sold up and unchanged In prices except
| print cloths which have long been above the
parity of other goods and for which demand Is
now quiet The principal feature OF present
trade is q good demand for all fall articles. cot
ton fannels, cotton blankets. wool fannels and
blankets, dress goods cloakings. comfortahles,
Some freedom, hut not in speculative quantities.
On all these goods prices are somewhat higher.
Cotton iannels about "a per cent. niger than
last year. fiannels per cent.
Oil
NEW YORK. March 25.-The petroleum market
opened dull and strong, and remained so
throughout the day. Opening price, 90 osc; high
est. 6s3c; lowest. 69loc; closing offered at 6Slec
Pennsylvania Oil-Spot sales. none. April op-
ttons-Sales. 10000 brls Lima oil-Sales none;
| 3i2c bid. Total sales 10000 Drls. Turpentine
quiet and weak at "a ie135c.
OIL CITY, March 25.-National Transit certii-
Gates opened at 6Sl4c; highest. S3fc lowest
GS4c; closing, 6Sl2c Sales ll3, 900 Drls; clear
! ances, 100000 brls.
PITTSBURG, March 25.-National Transit Ger.
tifcates opened at 90 sc: closed ut 663ic; high
est. 69c lowest. Csc.
+! CHARLESTON. March %. -Turpentne firm
| at 81 i2c. Rosin firm at Sl.20.
Metals.
ST. LOUIS, March 25.-Lead, S2ioc; spell
ter. &c.
NEW YORK, March %. Pig iron In mod
fo c,A Dr.. ~ n -,