The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-05
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Quotations ut Sc. Louis, Philadelphia
Baltimore and Other Points.

QUOt0tfous ut 81. Louis, Phf~fodeipnios
Baltimore and Other Points.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-The -four mar
ket continued weak under general pressure
to sell. Jobbers lacked confidence. and there
was scarcely any demand Wheat advanced
AQhc under bullish speculation In chicago
but offerings here were light: No. } red,
62Ac: August, 62hQ63c. Corn advanced Ag
c~enters. but ruled dull; local car lots quiet
but firm under small supplies No. mixed
in Twentieth-street elevator, ioc; no; yed-
July. Ag441ac; August AMQ45c. Oats-Re-
ceipts light and car lots firm, though quiet.
Of two cars ungraded white at 4l,sc; T cars
No. 2 white. 42c, and ] car No. 2 white at
t o3SS4e NO. july Z w sO5sa4i Nay s sS, ! quiet and
unchanged; fancy Western creamery. tic;
fancy Pennsylvania prints. zoe; fancy JOB O6-
moderate; fresh, near by. l019q1lc; fresh
Western. 1OAQllc: fresh Southern, lOc. Re
I1oSa Sesar 47i h5@eF gr anu III s09 9s-lse; con-.
f~ectioners' A. Attic; Nos. l to Il. l5-l6c,
down to 9 5-16c. all less a rebate of rsiille6cS;
| steady; prime city, 47sc; country. 4laG47sc.
Cotton quiet and steady: middling, uplands,
li-lsc. Live 0pesnltry od dull and sd. s wenm;
| chickens. large. i7alSc; spring chickens.
small and medium, 14Q16c; ducks, 9qloc-
Dressed poultry steady and In fair de demand ana:
II oNlo-SnOtOCB SiiAoiA VI hOtS>
old ROSTERS, &c; broiling hickens near py'
fresh, 2OQ25c; broiling chickens, Western,
fresh, zoe; broiling chickens, frozen, 12Ql6c.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 1.-THE wheat mar,
ket opened frmer with a good demand and
advanced steadily TO about the middle OF
the session. and with small fluctuations
close. which was huAc higher for casa
wheat than yesterday; sc higher for May:
September. Receipts here were 106,s3O blu;
shipments, 1920 bu. The demand for cash
wheat was good and considerable was sold
to arrive. which. it is thought: will have a
some little time from the elevators. Cash
sales averaged from ,1saa4c higher all day.
Reports from the growing crop were all
good and indicated steady Improvement In
the prospects. Some wheat was bought
going into September now as September is
at a discount, below July. which has a
tendency to invite investment for that
month. The flour market was frmer In
sympathy with the wheat market WITH
millers guoting patents at S.45gS.6o and
bakers, 2.1042.40. Shipments Of flour were
3l.21 brls. Wheat closed: May, 6o7sc; July.
61asQ6l1kc: September. 5esc. On track No:
l hard, 63Ac; No. / Northern, &c; No. 2
changed. Wheat opened with a furry, run
ming up 1isc. II relapsed CSC. and closed &c
a asHy: N Yesterday : rsa. on oas bug 5f reports may prig 9sd:
July. 66sc bid; August, SIC asked. Corn
gained &c on news as TO weather and re-
here; No. 2 mixed, cash. 37Ac bid; May,
379sc bid: June. 371ac bid: July. 37ssc bid;
S%eptember. sSlkc bid. Oats were simply wild
| to-day, largely because of the intensity
Of the desire Of May shorts to get out Of a
hole; No, 2. cash. Ss1ec bid; May. &c asked;
I Tsryia zsA4G; o1 Ausp hd 2 "a T,e Sld: Rye ,raS3ng z
Bran firm at 63c. east track. Flaxseed, $50.
Hay very firm; prime to choice timothy, SEQ
10. Butter and eggs unchanged. Corn meal,
81 QnH1 OK Whisky Sl 0kT1 IL RI UQipU and
cotton ties unchanged. Provisions quiet
and firm. Pork-Standard mess, jobbing,
Dry-salt ~meats-Loose shoulders. &c: longs
and ribs, 6.65c; shorts. 6S0c. Bacon-Packed
shoulders; &c; longs, 7-25c; ribs, 725Q7.Si12c;
brls; wheat. 1900 bu: corn, 111,00 bu; oats.
10000 bu. Shipments-F!eur. 5000 brls;
wheat. 1000 bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats. 14,OcO
bu.
BALTIMORE. May 4-Flour dull Re-
ceipts. 0,661 brls; shipments. 4,6S4 brls.
Wheat dull and higher: Spot, 605sq6OMc;
S2La62ikc; steamer No. 3 red, S55sGS5Nc.
Receipts, 4,5l3 bu; shipments, e9.SS bu;
stock. 5S9.S43 bu: sales, 11,0O blu. Corn in
Aq4Ac; July. 43Ac bid; steamer mixed. 4sc
bid. shipments. 47.14S bu; stock. 247 ,275 blu;
sales. 5000 blu; Southern corn unchanged.
245 blu. Hay. quiet, but steady; good to
choice timothy, $l4.5Oa15. Grain freights
Butter dull: fancy reamery 17QlSc; fancy
Imitation, 15Ql6c; fancy good ladle, 11Q12c;
e cheese p staadl: sassy E Esss r %sak ,1x at 1ts.
Indications for lower prices.
No 1ok : ds9b. May sss4 Wheat Mhs fir firm and 1a, higher ger
August, 6o7sc. Corn steady but firm; No.
cash. 39llac: No. 3, S9c: No. 4. Csc; No. 8
yelloys. 49s; oats steady; Ne. 2 mixed, sec;
Glover seed quiet but steady; prime cash,
$3.50; October, $4S7h asked. AS2 bid. Re-
cCeeitpo ts9aEI FL r; 500 6rls; wheat SEQ bu:
wheat. 5000 bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, 1000
blu; rye 800 blu; clover seed. 200 bags
CINCINNATI. May 4-Flour dull. Wheat
dull. Corn In fair demand; No. 2 mixed.
42c. Oats stronger and irregular; No. 2
mixed. 37%qsskc: Rye nominal; No. {. SIC.
Pork firm at s12.7 Lard strong at 7.25c.
hrm at Sc. Whisky quiet; sales. 5,4oo bris
at $1.15. Butter dull. Sugar stronger. Eggs
weak at &c. Cheese quiet.
quiet and higher. Wheat-No. white, 5Silc:
No. 8 red, 5eAc; No; 2 red, cash. 5sc; July.
soc; No. 2 mixed, &c. Rye-No. 2, soc. Re-
ceipts-Wheat, 4.1O bu: corn, 1000 blu: oats,
10000 blu.
WILMINGTON. May A. Rosin steady;
strained. s21zc; good strained, s7kc. Spirits
Of turpentine firm at 2ec.. Tar firm at
$50; virgin, 81.
OIL CITY. May 4-National transit GER
tifcates opened at S&c; highest, S5%c;
lowest, S51ec; closed, S5ssc; sales. 1900 brls
shipments, 1S2, 170 brls; runs, $500 brls.
PITTSBURG May 4.-National Transit
Certificates opened at S5Ac; closed at S55sc;
highest, S5%c; lowest, Sl9c.
NEW YORK. May 4-Cotton-spot closed
steady; middling upland, 7Ac; middling
gulf. nc; sales. 1.06l bales.
NEW YORK, May petroleum frmer;
United closed at S5Ac bid. Rosin steady.
Turpentine dull and easy.
SAVANNAH, May 4-Splrits of turpen-
tine firmly held at 261zc; sales, 20 brls.
Rosin firm at S1.05.
Dry GOOda.
NEW YORK, May At has been a very
slow market in all departments Of the
trade. Personal attention has been more
defined for cotton hannels and blankets
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