The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-22
Quotations at st. Louis. Philadei In.
baltimore and other Points.

baltimore and Other Points.
BALTIMORE. May 21.-Flour dull: West,
G2.4o; Western family, s260a2so; winter
wheat patent. s3l0G340: spring wheat
patent, S3.t0a3.75; spring wheat straight,
s3.l5Q3.50. Receipts. l2,Wl brls; sh!pms nts.
$50 brls; sales. 425 brls. Wheat unsettled
and easy; spot, 5Is4N5sc; July. 5S14noo1zc:
August, 594d59l2c; steamer No. 2 red, 54l2
sales. 100000 bu; milling wheat. by SAMPLE
56a5912c. Corn quiet; spot i42aQ ii1sc;
month, 4ss.Q44c; July. 43a4sAc: steamer
1S5,0l5 bu; sales, 1900 bu; Southern corn,
by sample. 57q59l2c; Southern corn, on
w Iaf western SSPy-e use of bid No western
4OG4c. Receipts. $500 bu stock. 1906 bu.
Rye inactive; No. 2. So456c; stock, 2osI5 bu;
l5 Grain freights very dull and rates on
settled. Steam to Liverpool, per bushel. 3Q
412d; corn for orders per quarter, IS 3dG
2s Cd May; cotton per one hundred pounds,
Sugar firm. Butter firm; fancy creamery,
l60lSc; fancy imitation, fSu14c: fancy
IadIe, 12aIse; good ladls lSallc;; o,. store store
Cheese steady
MINNEAPOLIS. May 1.-wheat closed
follows: May and July. 5sAc; Septem-
Northern ael =" so SS;N No O Northern 5ss.c.
Receipts for the day were H5.0o0 bu; ship
ments, 25.0o0 bu The Market Record re-
ports an increase of $1,000 bu in stocks OF
wheat in private elevators in Minneapolis
and decrease of SIS, 400 Blu in both pub
| lie and private elevators in this city.
| There was 193 0C0 bu total decrease Of sup
| plies in country elevators In the North
west, which includes both the larger and
smaller lines Of houses The total receipts
| of wheat in Minneapolis for the last week
were 7i9,400 and S9,419 bu went to Duluth.
| The estimated movement in the country
from farm granarie 100 was wa :, to2yvo ou Tor
| the same rate of country movement Il
| expected for this week If the week con-
| frmer and held about sc higher per barrel
| all around at $3.35Q3.55 for the patents
| and $2.O502 35 for bakers Mills We're rGn-
| ming steady at about 10000 barrels per day.
! SHIPMENTS of flour 49, lis brls for the past
| twenty-four hours and 1S3,S35 brls for the
| past week.
ST. LOUIS. May 21-Flour firm and high
Wheat, between a frost scare and nervous
N Shor re %ae CASH es May .G se July
| $3.50; August $3.50. Corn started up on the
| frost alarm but slipped back. closing prac-
f av a9c ane Sc Jny s eas septem
| Der, 1850. Oats higher on the crop scare No.
i've se Msg s 5uy aiG Au grs6
| &c. east track. Glover and timothy I'M
changed. Hay steady and unchanged But
seed quiet at $i25lkc Corn meal, sls5Q.
! Whisky, $10Sq1.15. Bagging and cotton ties,
unchanged. Provisions steady and -, quiet net
| Lard-prime steam, 6.Gl1c; choice, 7.O2lac.
| Dry salt meats: loose shoulders, 5s7ikc;
Packed shoulders. 6.75c longs. &c; ribs, 7.12lac
shorts, 7.25: Receipts-Wheat 1900 blu;
| corn, $4,000 blu. Shipments-Corn. $1,000 bu.
| PHILADELPHIA Nav 2l.-Flour-Buy-
| continued upward movement in wheat. and
| the demand was light at unchanged prices.
the a advanced i5SSssc under bulIisR specuIa-
| ton due to fears of damage to the grow
! ing crops by the heavy storms. In the
| afternoon prices reacted hc from the top
and closed steady. Cables were weak and
| lower, and there was. little export inquiry
No red Nay 575s@S,94csa J1ns sagSsc
| Pennsylvania red, sc; No. Delaware, &c.,
No. red, size; steamer No. 2 red. 56lkc;
| showed no Improvement but ruled firm in
| sympathy with the rise in wheat Export
demand continued light; No. 2 mixed. May,
| 42Q424c; June, 4214@421ac; July, 42szd4sc;
| August, 43A@4S1kc Oats-The market for
| car lots was quiet. with ample offerings at
former rates. Futures were dull ana with
4illG42c.
% CINCINNATI sIlSS N May q. Flour,Fancy.
S2soasd4o family "a sI az Wheat In 90 light
shipments, 5000 bu. Corn in fair de-
mand; No. 2 mixed. 42c Oats in good de-
mand and strong, No. mixed; $S1za ssNc.
Lard dull ard lower at 6.s as S7iac Bulk
meats easier at 6.12l1d6.25c Bacon quiet
| at 7.62l2c. Whisky steady; sales 62 brls
cresmery. lsc; Ohio. lie; dairy. loo sugar
| Hard refined, 35s@5Ac; New Orleans, so
4ssc Linseed oil quiet at 5o@52c. Eggs
| active and stronger at 9Ge9lac. Cheese firm;
| prime to choice Ohio fiat, new. SQS1sc.
| TOLEDO, May 21.-wheat active and
| firm; No. cash and May, 55c; July. 56s4c;
august na eash an SSc T Goyn ss Dun
| Oats quiet; No. mixed. Sec; No. white
s7lac; Rye, dull; cash, Soc: Clover seed
] $40. Receipts-Flour. 500 brls: wheat. 13. 900
| blu: corn. LOCO blu; rye 500 bu. Shipments
| Flour. 5000 brls; wheat. 23Oe0 blu; corn, 1900
| blu; rye. 1000 bu.
| ate demand which was freely met. Amer
lean middling. 15-16d: The. sales of the
gay Were sooV palS5 OF wnl d ocr Were t cor
! bales American. Receipts, 5000 bales, in
| Guiding 1890 bales American.
DETROIT. May 21.-Wheat-No. white,
SIZE SIC; july, 5size: August. size: cor1seNo:
| 2 S9c Oats-No. white, 3S1Ac; No. 2
mixed: $3.50. Rye-No; 2, soc. Receipts
/ Wheat 100 blu; oats, 1900 bu
| Oils
| OIL CITY, May 21-National Transit GER
tificates opened at S6asc; highest, S6ssc; low
| est, SEC; closing, SEC; sales, 1900 brls; ship
| ments, lob brls runs, 1855 brls.
| NEW YORK, Nav 2l-Petroleum dull;
| United closed at SEC bid. Rosin firm;
1 SiTdluSu, W SOOu, @l.@oul-oO. luT-
| pentine firm.
PITTSBURG, May 2.-National Transit
| certificates opened at S62sc; closing, seize;
| highest S6ssc; lowest S6lsc.
| SAVANNAH, May 21.-Spirits Of turpen-
tine firmly held at 27l2c; sales, 20 brls. Rosin
| firm at S1.05.
WILMINGTON, May 21.-Holiday in naval
| store market.
| Dry Goods.
| NEW YORK, May 2l.-There was no life
| in the market, yet there was considerable
I order business for bleached cottons, deninis,
4 lightweight underwear and wooden goods.
! There was some more development of an
| undertone and some business was done in
| autumnal ginghams, domets, cotton fannels
! and blankets. Print cloths dull ard very
| steady at 2Ac for sixty-four squares.
| Metals.
| NEW YORK, May 21.-Pig iron dull Cop
/ per quiet. Lead quiet. Tin firm; straits,
| 10 S5c tin plates firm Spelter easy; domes-
tic 3.50c asked; no sales on Change.
ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-Lead firm at S15c.
Spelter dull at 3.20c.
| Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2l-Cotton quiet
| and firm. Sales, $50 bales; receipts 1884
| bales; exports, coastwise, 80 bales; stock,
| 1885 bales.
Wool.
ST. LOUIS, May N.-Wool steady, with
out change. except tub-washed, nc lower,
10 for Qhn