The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-03
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at ST. Louis. Philadelphia
Baltimore and other Points.

st FalA 25 Ia Ag aRF % Sss
6S . d June at e ftrss Ju lover No.
mixed April, 4sal d5oc: May. 5oa5o1kc; June.
5oaa5ic; July 5OAa5iAc Oats dull I'll, AND and
May. s7a371sc; June. S7Q37Ae; July, 37@371ac
Provisions were. in good request ana n I'm;
city family beef per brl s9soalo n smob be
s1950a9o; family pork. s1S5oal4. Lard
Loose butchers &c; butchers refined; pure,
City tallow, in hogsheads, prime. 41Aa49sc;
country. in brls, 4A@49sc, as to quality
Butter firm; fancy Western creamery, re;
fancy Pennsylvania prints. 23c; fancy Penn
sylvania iobbing. 24227c. Eggs steady; fresh
nearby, iSc: fresh Western, 13c. Cheese dull
and weak; New York factory, choice small ma u
1lAc; New York factory choice large g 115ac:
New York factory fair to good, lo5laaoaac
changed. Receipts-Flour, 2,7st brls and
5000 sacks; wheat, goo bu; corn eco 200 bu
corn, 5000 bu oats, $4,000 blu.
BALTIMORE. April 2.-Flour firm and
unchanged; receipts, 15,54S brls; shipments,
57008 brls; sales, 430 brls. Wheat easy; spot
July july, 5ec asked; steamer No red $50
5sAc: receipts; 14,o2s b1: shipments on 1900
ern wheat. by sample. eoaS2c: on grade
5s%661S4c. Corn dull; spot month and May,
ensgc Il st steamer AN mixed 1as S stors
4o6.SoS Blu; sales, 1900 bu; Southern white
corn, 5o19c; Southern yellow. 5024c. Oats
mixed 3D. sl@s4lsc; receipts, s,ss4 bu; stock
1s0,e92 bu. Rye quiet and steady; No. 2
$685. stock 24 s,a bg Hay STEADY good
quiet, steady and unchanged. Sugar firm
and unchanged Butter steady; fancy
fancy laue. 14a15c: good iadle, lie; store
packed. S010c. nggs firm; fresh, 13c.
Cheese firm and unchanged.
Wheat firm: No. ? red. 59lac; receipts. 1000
bu; shipments. LOCO l)u Corn firm; No. 2
mixed FLEE Oats firm; No, mixed, &c
Lard in light demand at 6.9oc. Bulk meats
strong at 625c. Bacon in good goo demand at
Butter steady. Sugar firm. Eggs fl1ner
at lie Cheese easy.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 2.-Wheat dull
April 5sA Isl, May, 5s.s@5SAe; July Sc; Sep.
No. / Northern soc; No. Northern, 5sc
Flour steady; first patents, 50; 2o@s. 40; sec,
go. -'~l' $3.50 80
DETROIT. Mich, April 2.--The market
was dull and unchanged. Wheat,7No; 1
Corn steady and unchanged. Oats quiet:
No. mixed, SEC. Receipts-Wheat, $500 bu;
corn, $500 bu: oats 1900 Blu.
ST. LOUIS, April lowing to the munic-
ipal election being held here to-day the
Merchants Exchange was not in session.
Wool.
BOSTON, April 2.--The past week has
shown an increase in volume of business
in the wool market. Dealers generally
port quiet market Demand for supplies
is not brisk enough to force prices up to
any extent, for the mills employed upon
woolens are yet doing little in the way of
using up woods. The maintenance of firm
tone abroad has tendency to keep prices
up here. Prices for some leading descrip-
vania No. i fleece, 19c; Xxx and Xxx and
above 16iA@1Tc; delaine fleece, Ohio, 18119c;
Territory woods. Montana fine medium and
fine n . mar ffynn Do.
Wyoming, Utah, Dakota, Nevada. Idaho
and Colorado fine medium and fine sale;
rsso No TAN ediam 'I ids aa0 c caifo o9l1
woods, spring northern, 1cd121ac; middle
county, spring, sale; Oregon woods, east
ern fair, 9910c; choice, 11d121Ac.
PHILADELPHIA. April 2.-Wool steady
and in fair demand. with a tendency tow
ard Improvement; Ohio. Pennsylvania and
and above 16017c; medium 20Gg21c; quarter
blood lG22c: common, 1s@l9c: New York,
15G1sc: medium. 1sa2oc; quarter blood, zoo
2lc common, 11G1Sc; washed, combings and
delaine fine, 1Sg20e; medium. 2lQ22c; low,
22923c; coarse, 20a2lc; unwashed medium
16nl7c: low medium, 17G1Se; braid, 16M17c;
unwashed. light and bright, fine, I1mi2c;
medium, 15G16c; low medium. 16a17c coarse,
15g716c; unwashed dark color light, fine.
9Il0c; heavy fine. 6n7c; medium 12Q1sc:
fine medium, Haze; coarse, HAZE; terri
h heavy fac 7asc fine Medium ne le s1Ip
medium, l1GF13c; quarter blood, 12u13c;
coarse, 11@pI2c.
Cotton.
LIVERPOOL, April 2.-Cotton-Good bus
mess done, prices higher, American mid
ding, fair, 33l-s2d; good middling. 3 17-32d.
American middling., 1920; low middlng.
sgd; good ordinary, Sid; oriI-
nary 2iJ-1Gd. The sales OF the day
were 12.oao bales, of which LOCO bales were
for speculation and export and included
1861 American. Receipts. 1900 bales in
Guiding 5.709 bales American.
MEMPHIS Tenn. ADriI 2-Cotton firn,
and unchanged: middling, l3-l6c Sales.
1000 bales: receipts. e2S bales; shipments
3,4S6 bales; stock. 81, 23f bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2.--Cotton steady;