The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-07-03
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis, Philadelphia.
baltimore and Other Points.


ST LOUIS, July Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat-The market was ex-
tremely unsettled. There came weak
spell in which there was ic decline fol,
close being at the top and &c above yes
and ND Closed &c below yesterday, though
7Olsc bid; September. 7o7sc asked Corn
heavy selling; after selling off lkc the feel
ing became stronger on reported decrease
sp New york; The re
covery, however, was small. No: mixed.
cash, Also bid; July. 4l7sc bid; September,
tinued depression in cash and the selling
out by longs on every decline: after &c
July, 225sc bid; September, 22a4d22%c. Rye
The first of the new crop came in to-day;
east track at COO. Other sales were Of the
old at 60c for small lot and 65c for Il car
No. east track. Barley. flax and grass
steady. but quiet; Eastern buyers paying
64c for east track and taking all offered
and Ia rsnsns at tm fra
s1S to s14.5o east side; prairie unchanged but
more active, Butter unchanged. Eggs
Pork-standard mess, $3.50. Lard-Prime
s sSsaIaers SS Longs 1 e; 2ss 7Isss
short Clears. SaA RscsptsrF Ss; ' iSG
g Sn s Sa fGGn sS sS G bnis
wheat, 5000 blu; corn, $1,000 blu; oats, g..
600 blu.
BALTIMORE. July 2.-Flour quiet and un-
2l0 brls Wheat steady at the decline:
spot and month, 71@1Ac; August. n7sa72c;
September, 7sa7Slsc; steamer, No. 2 red, $50
sales, 7S.0OO bu; Southern wheat, by sam
pie PIE 7Oa7Sc Corn weak and lower: spot,
G55e; September. 5og5oc receipts. si4s bn:
stock, SC7,C70 blu; sales $4,000 bu Southern
white corn. 511zQ52c; Southern yellow, $50
se oa' No. easy mixed Se sl Shte w necepts
2,377 bu; stock, 114,70O bu. Rye dull; No
2, soc; receipts. IA bu; stock. 6.6l2 blu. Hay
firm: choice timothy, sl6.5OQl7 Grain
firm and unchanged. Butter and eggs
steady and unchanged. Cheese firm and
unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2Awheat-No. 2
red, July, 7Sl4G7Ss4c; August, 73ssG74c; Sep
tember 74l4Q744c; October, 75ssQ76c Corn
No: 2 mixed. July; 5o.kasle; August, 5l@
SIC. Oats-No. white. July, 32@s21ac; Au-
gust, 3lAc; September. 30$4 03lAc; October,
S1@31l4c. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
171yG1Sc; fancy Pennsylvania prints, l9c;
fancy Pennsylvania prints. jobbing. zJdzSc.
Cotton firm. Receipts--Flour. 1882 brls;
10000 bu. Shpments-Wheat none; corn
4.OO0 bu; OATS 1900 bu.
CINCINNATI. July '2.-Flour nominal.
Wheat dull and weak; No. 2 red, 76c; re-
firm: No mixed, l9c Oats weak; No. 2
mixed 2Sa29c. Rye nominal: No. 2 &C. Pork
meats in light demand at csc. Bacon easier
at 7.12lsc. Whisky steady; sales. 525 brls
at Sl.24: Butter easier and lower; fancy
Elgin, 19c; Ohio, 1Sa15c; dairy. &C. Sugar
steady. Eggs quiet at &C. Cheese firm.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 2.-Flour easy;
first patents. S.3oG4.2c; second patents.
s3soas9os first clears. ss,t5as55; second Is
| Wheat little higher; July. 701sc; Septem-
| Der, 6Sl3c; December 7S1zc On track: No.
/ hard. re: No. 1 Northern, TIC; No. 2
Northern, 70l4c.
Wool.
BOSTON. July 1.-The wool market con-
| tinues active, with the prospect of another
| lie per pound increase all around. Few
Montana woods have come forward, while
| new washed heeces are yet scarce and
prices largely nominal. Australian woods
are in good demand at prices about 1c
higher. all around. The following are the
quotations for. leading descriptions: Ohio
and Pennsylvania fieeces. Xxx and above,
161zc: x and above. 1sc: delaine. lska19c:;
No. Michigan. 1SG19c; X New York, New
Hampshire, and Vermont 14d14l9c: X Illi-
nois. 15led16c: No. Illinois. 1S1z@19c: Ken
three-eighths blood combing. i7@1slkc; In
diana and Missouri quarter blood 17m17izc;
/ Texas spring, medium, 12a13c; Texas spring
fine. nq12i1c; secured, 33aa5c; Montana
| fine medium and fine, 16d13c: secured. 330
| S5c: Montana No. 2 medium, 12Q14c;
| secured. 30d31c; Australian combing, SUPER
| fine, H443c; Australian combing good, $50
| &c; crossbreds. quarter blood. 29d30c; cross
breds, three-quarters blood, 32033c.
] LONDON, July 1.-THE fourth series OF the
| colonial wool sales for this year opened at
| the Wool Exchange to-day with a good at
| tendance of buyers, both English and con-
| tinental. There was also some representa-
| tive Americas buyers present. The tone of
| the sales was strong with the demand es-
| pecially for cross breds. combings, merinos
| and Cape of Good Hope and Natal woods
| showing AMiSd dearer. American buyers
| bought fairly. The number of bales Of
| fered were 1859. of which 500 were with
drawn. Following the sales in detail:
| New South Wales-3,S90 bales secured.
| 5ikdG1s Id: greasy 4l1G9d. Queensland q
| 251 bales: secured. 5dd1s Id: greasy, 5aSIzd.
victoria-9A bales; secured. 5dals lid:
| greasy, 4410d. South Australia-370 bales
| secured. 1d41s; greasy. 545Ad. Tasmania
| Ill bales: greasy. 7A@S12d New Zealand
| 6.013 bales: secured. 7hdQ1s Id: greasy, ~.
| Q9ixd- Cape OF Good Hope and Natal O4j
bales; secured. 53sdQls I'D; greasy. 4@7d.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2-Wool firm and
quiet under light stocks. Ohio. Pennsyl-