The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-18
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quotations at ST. Louis. Philadelphia
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Quotations at St. Louis. Phflnueipnia
Baltimore and other Points.
s. LOUIS. Oct. H.-Flour better but
but soon eased off CSC on selling. A de-
mand then set in on large export pur-
S easfsTsa sending os : prices Tss' to sas slos 4sl iciSf D eeeTe
Der, 4s1sc; May, 54I4G54sc. Corn followed
wheat, closing finally &c above Yesterday;
cember, 45A@54sc; May. 461sq46l4c. Oats
quiet but higher; No. :; cash. 2sl.c; Octo-
eer; SSasf s;, Nay a. s2 sSc ley, Rye ,oS aes or track Me; I.
Flaxseed, s,;A, clover seed. s7s5as.ls:
unchanged. Corn meal, s245a2.5O. Whisky.
$l2S. Cotton ties and bagging UNCHANGED.
Provisions easier. Pork,Standard mess.
choice, 7.471ac. Dry-salt meats-Loose shoul-
ders, &c; longs, 6.60c; ribs, Csc; shorts.
L75aIs7,sc Receipts-Flour 1900 6rls;
bu. Ship~ments-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, l.
600 bu; corn, 4,cco bu; oats, 1900 bu.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 17.-Flour unchanged;
weak; spot, 52A @5sc; month; s8@S27sc; De
er 10. ; red; SSa5ol5c: receipts; l5.2sl 6u;
SIC bid; month; SIC bid; year; 4s;sc asked;
RECEIPTS @ e m; 5, sootb bu; stock SSs;s 22 sSgn b1 asl sales lss,
new. Soc: Southern yellow, old 5Sa5sc, new.
54a5sc. Oats active at steady prices: No.
Ss1sc; receipts, s.2ss bu; stock, 22O,4ss bu.
Rye quiet but firm; No. 2. 54c; stock. H.
81 9 : he Grain h1m fre s9Sa 80 ste eaHlce st tea1'n q
Liverpool per quarter, lvlsd41s, October;
others unchanged. Sugar. butter. eggs and
cheese firm and unchanged
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 17.-Wheat closed
as follows: october, soc; December, $3.50
sac: May. 57ac. On track: No. ! hard.
Minneapolis were 355, 200 bu; shipments, 49,
10 bu. Flour was steady. with sales about
s equal "a. b to the PTS sgs P Patents, S-l foT
twenty-four hours was estimated at about
$1,000 brls, and at about 235,0O brls for
the past week. Shipments for the last
twenty-four hours were S1,2l9 brls. There
was a good demand for wheat to arrive
on track and considerable was sold for the
delivery.
TOLEDO. Oct. r7.-wheat active and
easier; No. 2, cash and october. Size; De-
cember. S24c: May, sc; Corn dull and
s sfssay oats No- oaie HiS Nc. S 3 mixed Ne; : 2S yeil Sid::
No. 2 white. 3l$4c; No. 8 white. zoe. Rye
steady; cash. acc. Glover seed active and
s Neaay0i prime, a Sash be S,1Di UctS s. sIib! S FeS;
ruary. $3.50. Receipts-wheat. $4,000 blu;
corn. 600 Blu; oats. 1900 bu; clover seed. 40
1000 bu: corn, $500 bu; oats, 100 blu;
clover seed. 2O bags.
KANSAS CITY. Oct; r..,Wheat un,
rssng Ese: sas sloT; 4a Ne; 2 s ssIes tSe; 81 N %n,s 2
on Change, f. o. b. Mississippi river: No. 2
hard. 56c; No. 2 red, SIC. Corn 1kc lower
a Whit En- poor 9ss. e oafs Sow So' No I ma Z mixed ssi; So ss4sG :
30c; No. 2 white. q Butter weak;
fancy separator, 1SQ2Oc; dairy. l5al7c. Eggs
21S.OOO blu.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.-wheat steady;
October, SAc November. 5SA@5slsc; De
Corn steady and demand light; October 55T
SIC; December, 5OA@5Olhc; January, 5oAa
$Snc: November, Ssas5ssc; December, s5ss
@352sc; January, 35AG36c. Butter dull: fam
ey Western creamery. 25c. Eggs firm fresh
Refined sugars steady.
CINCINNATI, Oct. I7.-F1our dull. Wheat
steady; No, 2 red, Sole; receipts, 1900 bu;
No. 2 mixed, 521sc. Oats quiet; No. 2 mixed,
so seAs srs. rye year sfre sIew Nc. sslac hu Pork m easy
WIS %hisks az steady e:aSS; s saeoa $40 f Sr:s at sat- az But But.
ter quiet. Sugar easy. Eggs dull at 14c.
Cheese in fair demand.
was very dull and about unchanged. Wheat
No. white, 5ic; No. 2 red. 51Ac; No. 2
Fsa; 1ete' .. p zoe. White '1 os.s. sMsnay: m 5zse.
29Hc. Rye. 4Sc. Receipts-Wheat, 10000 bu:
corn, 1900 bu; oats, 800 bu.
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE effect Of the
sale was beneficial to the market. and sue
| ceeOlnS IL CONSIDERABLE attent1On was ex-
tended to all offerings of dress goods, and
particularly for spring. with some business
succeeding. There was a better feeling
throughout the market. and with such a
large number of prominent buyers present
a good trade OF. the distributing character
was effected. The demand was of a very
general character. Printing cloths quiet at
Wilmerding, Morris & Mitchell. to-day
pieces of black and colored cotton warp
cashmere and fancy dress goods, by order
OF Harding. Whitman & Co. selling agents
attendance of buyers from all markets of
the country, whose presence meant bust
ness, as the results prove. The sale was
very spirited throughout and a large degree
of interest and competition was manifested.
AS an offering at auction the sale was a
success; buyers so regarded it, but from
the manufacturers standpoint il was not
so considered, particularly as the more sta
realized for those sold. Considering the e en.
tire Offering. the lateness of the season and
other attending conditions the result cannot
be regarded as otherwise than very favor
able. AS showing the range OF values the
following are the figures: Arlington c. w.
cashmeres. 100 pieces assorted, 12q12Ac: %
pieces assorted. 11A611%c; 100 assorted,
sorted, lSlz@ls3tc; is assorted, lsalsHc;
1.sS to be dyed. 15s4c; 1.s2o fancies. 13G14hc;
1:s29 pieces. .15a1si2e: LOB. nhq1211c; 1892,
buyers present was a representative of d.
p. Erwin & Co., Indianapolis.
Metals.
NEW YORK Oct. 1Z-Pig iron quiet.
Tin quiet; straits, l5.2JI15. 30c. Plates quiet.
Spelter dull. price. &c; ex-
change price. spot, 3.15c; market weak.
Copper-Brokers' price, csc; exchange
price for spot. 9.G0d9.65c; market dull.
Sales on Change to-day Three carloads
November Iced at 3.12lzc, / carload De-
cembe- at 3.12h. 3 carloads November at
80. % tons October tin, one days notice.
B.35: ) tons October tin, 5.30c.
S- InIrIC Dot II o
quoted at 2-92i1c. Speiter weak at 3.I7I.c
bic.
Cotton.
NEW Oct. E.-Cotton easy;
middiing, 5Rc: low middling. s 3-l6c: good
ordinary, 4 l5-l6c; net receipts, 11,O94 bales:
gross receipts, I.i27 bales; exports TO
Great Britain. 600 bales; exports coast
wise, 2,39 bales; sales, 1o.150 bales: stock.
les, I'll bales.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. f7.-Cotton-Large
husiness: American middling. a1I-22d. rhe