The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-18
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia.
baltimore and Other Points.


baltimore and Other Points.
PHILADELPHIA, April 17.-Flour-Re-
cepts were light, but spot supplies We're
liberal and there was very little demand.
Wheat-There was no trading on specula-
tive account and little inquiry for shippers;
but offerings were light and prices ruled
steady; No. red April. 614Q6ll2c; May,
62q62Ac; June, 6396SAc; July, 6SA4elc: NO;
red, 62l2c; No. red, 6lAq6l12c; steamer No.
2 red 60l4q60l9c; No. red. 59i2c. Corn-The
option market advanced Ac under light Of
ferings and stronger reports from other
grain centers. There was fair export IN
quiry, chiefly for parcel lots, but bids were
generally limited too low. for business; No
44AGH12c; July, 45Q45Ac. Oats-Receipts
were liberal and the market for lots
dull and without important change; No.
white, April. 3S&4 Q3912c; May, 39a39l2c; June,
g@feE lilly and = 9wer Hay ancT WeseTn
creamery. 25c: fancy Pennsylvania prints.
and weaker. Fresh nearby, ll12c; fresh
Western, 1ll1c. Cheese unchanged. Sugar
steady and in fair demand Tallow quiet
and steady; prime city, 434c country, asa
fair demand Receipts-Flour. 2sS7 brls and
6,S31 sacks; wheat rs, 4S1 bu; corn. 81, 456 bu;
oats 2,323 blu. Shipments-Wheat, 4,62i bu;
corn. 81, 2O2 bu: oats 1876 bu.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 17.-Wheat closed
about 12c higher than yesterday for futures
and about l4c higher for cash. Closing prices
were: April. 61Ac; May, 6134c; July 621sg
hard, sac; No. l Northern, 63c; No.
Northern, 6l12c Receipts 1900 bu; ship
at the rate of about AZ, 900 bu for the TWEEN
ty-four hours, that being fully equal to the
receipts. that the stocks in sight neces-
sarIly decreased to the amount mo S Of ship
opening was due TO the sympathy with
other markets and easy Liverpool cables.
Continued drought in California cut
d0VplODiQQ strong
ket in the middle of the day. which caused
covering by shorts and the consequent rise
I'm prices. The amount of wheat consumed
by local mills is found to be larger for last
week than it had been supposed, as the
local output of flour was little more than
2OO,UD0 brlS for the week. Shipments of flour
for the last twenty-four hours We're 81. 100
brls. The market was steady, and millerS
generally reported that they had sold an
amount about equal to their production.
Prices were still low as compared with
wheat, and ii was with difficulty they could
get an advance on flour equal to the late
G3.45; bakers, $2q2.35
ST. LOUIS, April 17.-Flour unchanged:
buyers and sellers slow in e e.,ni to
ing 1Sc lower upon Northwest and Califor-
MIA wea Their; , No red cash; 554 &c May ay
ma mand Gaining Sy Spc s No. orn mixed sairP cash. s
SsAe; May SsSc June &c; July S9s9RS755 Sc
| 9215c; Rye-No 2. this side, SIC bid. Bar
lsy-No trading r d Bran e9c east track &C *
9s55 Timothy ss5SS4 To- sI H ais UNCHANGED s,
choice dairy. 1sa2oc: Eggs steady at SC.
visions weak and lover Pork-Standard
mess, jobbing. $40 Lard,Prime to choice
steam, 7.50d7.6712c. Dry-salt meatS-Loose
shorts. SS2iRc Bacon,-Packed shoulders
shorts. 7.37Izd75oc Receipts-Fiour 1000
brls; wheat, 1900 bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats,
10000 ,s By Co s S asfs 0G S 5000 bris
BALTIMORE, April 17.-F1our dull; re-
| ceipts, 27,7sS brls; shipments, 66 brls; sales,
125 brls: Wheat firmer; spot, 6212a624sc;
Mo Nay rsd 55 s@s Teeepts g Sasab ba
| stock, 6,601 bu sales, 10000 bu; milling
wheat by sample. 6Oq62kc. Corn firm;
| 44a4c: July, 4519c bid; steamer mixed, 44a
! 441sc; receipts, 65.192 bu; stock 703 bu;
sales. $1,000 bu; Southern corn by. sample,
G0a621zc; Southern corn, on grade. 59l2c.
| Oats firm; No. 2 white Western. 3Siad39c;
! No. mixed Western, 36d36l5c; receipts LOCO
| bu; stock 1912 bu Rye slow; stock q 741
| $1450Q15; grain freights slow. Sugar steady.
Butter steady; fancy creamery, 25q26c; fan
good ladle. Bale; store-packed, 12G12Ac.
Eggs steady; fresh 1114c. Cheese steady.
| CINCINNATI, April 17.-FIour in moder-
ate demand. Wheat steady; No. 2 red, Size;
|
| strong: No. mixed. 41G4112c. oats strong;
| No. 2 mixed. 36dSGAc. Rye firm; No 2,
| SEC. Pork quiet and lower at $l3.25. Lard
| dull and lower at 75Oc. Bulk meats in light
| demand at Csc. Bacon easier at 7.S71ac,
| Whisky quiet; sales, $1,000 brls, at 81. Is.
| Butter in moderate demand and steady.
| Sugar in fair demand. Eggs easier at SC.
| Cheese steady.
| TOLEDO. April T.-Wheat weak; No. 2
| cash and April, SIC; May, 592ic; July, TIC.
| Corn higher and steady; No. 2 cash, 4Oc;
May. 3919c; No 3, 39Ac. Oats dull and
| steady; No. 2 mixed. 34c; No. . white Sec.
| Rye inactive; cash, soc bid. Glover seed
| quiet; prime cash, $50; April, $50; Octo-
| Der. A.S. Receipts-Flour, 500 brls; wheat
| 1880 bu; corn. 1000 bu; clover seed, 135
bags. Shipments Flour, 1,50O brls wheat
| $500 bu; corn, $500 bu; rye, 1,5OO bu; clover
| seed, 627 bags.
| DETROIT April 17.-Wheat-No l white,
5S4c; No. 8 red. 56Ac; No. 2 red, cash,
CSC. N osats~No NV White, 371Ec. Clover
seed, $3.50.
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