The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-03

good ordinary, SIC: net receipts, $3.50 bales;
gross. S.s14 bales. exports to Great Britain
eoastnise 5 Bales aaea sso baIes
stock, 3l9,234 bales.
oils.
strained, sl15: good. $40; spirits OF t,Irpen-
tine, nothing doing Tar steady at s5c.
Turpentine quiet and steady; hard, $L20;
soft, 81; virgin, $3.50.
OIL CITY, April a.-Petro.eunl-Nati
Transit certificates opened at Sll4; highest,
s1.14 lowest, 81 ID; closed at $113; sales. IA
coo brls; ciearances, 62i,00o; shipments, So.
100 brls.
SAVANNAH April 2..-spirits, of turpen-
dull; window White, 1896; window glass,
$3.50.
NEW YORK, April 2-Petroleum norni-
nal; United closed at Sill bid. Rosin quiet.
Turpentine steady.
Nothing doing. Rosin firm at Sis.
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, April 2.---Agents have adj
vanced Langdon, Great Britain and 76''
5eaesea eotonS 4e s 5nfk to 5oe
quilts to 771sc, Ailendale brown and
ass Of See for 4 to
stronger along the entire line of cotton
vail as the month advances. Printing cloths
are in more active demand and large sales
of contracts. and spots for regular and odds
Metals.
s aEw s noRK A ADr pg TSa ste e6g
Price s'ss DSSAsr Lead p brORels
Spelter steady; domestic. 3.20c Sales on
Change, so tons May tin at 1856.
Live stock.
CHICAGO, April 2.-It was day of beg
carly receipts and steady prices for good
steers going at $500. Sales of cows and
part selling at s. 25I3.25. Texas cattle were
scarce and little. more than nominal. Veal
lily at the prices recently paid.
The hog receipts were barely 1900, and
as both local packers and Eastern shippers MP es
at early hour, prices ruling strong and
from SC to 10c higher than yesterday. Com
and upward, found buyers at 81. 90a5.371s, a
few hogs that averaged $40 pcands bringing
Of the ic-I hogs qs'' went l for sasoa5So y -iOs'
toay ne fafy beng ehaep supply
about 1900, as against 900 yesterday. The
o fna week a9 be b9w ss
at an average decline of 1on15c in lambs,
with sheep a little lower from the start.
to extra, and lambs sold at s3.75@595. Sales
were largely at sl.25@i6o for sheep and at
Receipts 5000; calves, 1000; hogs.
$4,000; sheep, 1900
ST. LOUIS, April .-Cattlses-,Receipts,
was firm and fairly active. but no real good
natives were on sale. Steers of 800 to !, 100
COWS saa fed YEAS steers Of 1900 to
l,26O pounds sold at S460@3.50; grass steers,
saaaIs fows ss75a 1sa. shipments Tho
market opened steady. but fell off 5410c.
Top prices s.; bulk of sales at s475@4.sO;
Sheep-Receipts and shipments not re-
Ported No good qualities g on sale hd Some
western mixed $3.2504.
BUFFALO, April 2.--Cattle-Offerings to-
day not over So head; steady at $5.3505.55,
with few sales at SIS; common to fair lots.
Hog-Receipts, % cars $500 head Mar
ket dull mixed packers s5.1oa515; good to
heavy ends. $4.9oQ5. 40; pigs, fair to choice,
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1900 head
Choice to best export. wethers, 5000;
extra. to export ewes, S4.5G05; fair to good
mixed y sheep st5oS ce S5sn to fair g se
choice. s5.4Oa5.75; fair to good, s450@5.25.
NEW YORK, April 2-Beeves-Receipts
$50; none on sale. European cables quote
weight; refrigerator beef, ioAeIlic; exports
to-day. 1894 Deeyes, l,7s5 sheep and 224o
Calves Receipts So. Market quiet and
steady. yeals, poor to prime, $4@S.5o.
sheep-Receipts ;467; $500 on sale Mar
$4.50G5. 25 no lambs changed hands. Half
the stock rot sold.
5.s 50ss-Neeelp's' Z''is' Market firm at 800
4. IA kansas CITY. April 2mcattle-Receipts.
Teaas to cows ss s Ief Sesf sssrs
native cows. s1.5Oq5; stockers and feeders,
s2;5o@475s bulls. sl.75a425;
Lower Bulk Of sales at s-5aoe@4:so; heayies,
@4,s0; lights, s4.50G475; Workers, $l7OG4.75;
The market was slow and weak.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 2.-Cattle--Re-
ceipts light. Market steady at yesterdays
P Brtebers EstT 5o shfi aedeT sc bsst
$685..
Hogs-Receipts light. Market steady.
light. s47oQ4s5; roughs, s4a4.50.
sheep-M 9 ls steady good to estra
lambs, extra, $3.50Q4.50.
EAST LIBERTY, April 2.-Cattle higher:
prime, s5.75as.2 p; good, s5.25a5.775; bulls,
s' Hogs steady s' Fhiladelphias. s5.15a5 25;
common to fair Workers, A.5sa4So; roughs.
S3U45C.
sheep steady; extra, s4.5oa4.sC; coed. $40
Qt50: common to fair lambs. s.. ffsi.30
CINCINNATI, April Hogs active at
s4.25Q5.25; receipts, 1900; Shipments 1,5O0.
Cattle steady at $2.S0Q375: receipts, 300;
shipments, 800.
sheep steady at s2a4.50; receipts, 400; ship
ments, none. Lambs steady at S3M56O
DAILY VITAL STATISTICS APRIL 2.
Deaths.
Florence Roblinsky, two and one-half
months Orphans Home. syphilis.