The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-28
TRADE IN Z
Quotation mt ST. Louis, Philadelphia
baltimore and Other Points.

D0tthuhOEc ~ OthC
ST. LOUIS. June 7.-Flou steady and
unchanged. Wheat sold up SIC and closed
at full lc below Yesterday; No. 2 red, cash,
12lsa7 BE- n July, c5 52n@ dSss;ns asked Re :a Septebm nt
rallied some later on light receipts and bet
ter crop predictions; No. 2 mixed, cash., 44c
| Oats declined ia@ssc on heavy selling. but
and the market rallied AaAc; No. p cash.
Small lot prime sold at 67l2c,, 12c below lat
est previous sale. Barley, flax and grass
seeds nominal ela Corn IN meal ,rsc S.2'g Hs%.T Sran
thy steady at 81 a east side; prairie
fairly active at ss.5Oa12.5O this side; Butter
mess. SEQ. Lard-Prime steam, e;4oc;
choice. 6.571kc. Bacon-Boxed shoulders.
soc; longs; ss71sf; ribs &c; shorts LIES, 52iEc:
longs. 6.37lsc; ribs. 6.5oc; shorts. 6:.5c; Re
~ceipts-Flour. 1000 brls: wheat, 1900 bu;
Flour, 5000 brls: wheat, 5000 bu; corn, 5000
bu; oats, 5000 bu.
BALTIMORE. June 27.-Flour dull and
y mel Receipts, q t SS,s brls vvs shipments sasy:
August. 7sAa7slsc;, September. 74Aa74lsc;
s'sss bn; Stock No; SIS $50 .s2l iaaaG sales, go ssse'P bu::
Southern wheat, by sample, Oa75c; South
ern wheat, on grade, 69Q7Sc Corn steady.
5isc bid; September, 52%c bid. Receipts,
1871 blu: shipments. I,l43 bu; stock 3d.
/ 16f bu. sales, I6,0OO Du. southern white
Oats quiet; No. 2 white Western. s5lka36c:
s NO; 2 m 5is ss S s54assRs ve E daisi r.. a'is7 s sS:
Grain freights to-day very quiet and un-
changed, Sugar firm and unchanged. But
ladle. 11912c; store packed. 1Oq12c. Eggs
weak: fresh, lie. Cheese firm; fancy New
sAc: fancy New York. % lbs. eisc.
PHILADELPHIA. June 27.-Wheat 1a1iikc
lover: No 2 red 75l4@5sAe; July. 7 1918
Corn %aAc lower: No. 3 mixed. June. 5s@
re; July. 52a52Ae; June. s2aa24e; july,
ssasaH Sat A1 1g%Nc S iaxe@! 81. ssP %nIie' .id SSs
$s 5las'Iss sp;tember. sia ssss Batfer steady saifS
ssT ' aeT prints. 'rf fsc: fancy aSc' P 5snns Esnha
jobbing. 26Q23c. Eggs firm and hc higher;
fresh nearby. 12lEa13c; fresh Western, l2g
sacks; corn, 1000 bu; oats, 1000 bu. Ship
ments-Wheat. 600 blu; corn. $4,000 blu; oats.
CINCINNATI. June ,%27.-Flour barely
ceipts. 1900 blu: shipments. 700 bu. Corn
steady; No.. 2 mixed, 4Sc. Oats in light de-
2, &c. Pork firm at 81. 75a1S. Lard active
and strong at 6.50c. Bulk meats firm at
6:371ac. Bacon active and strong at 7..s71ac.
Eggs dull at 10c. Cheese firm.
TOLEDO. June 27.-Wheat lower; cash.
June and July, 75c; August. 744c; Septem-
July, 4sc; November. Ac oats lower and
steady; July and September, 2oAc. Rye dull;
No: z SIC; No; B. sss; Clover seed active and nd
blu; corn, 1000 bu. Shipments-F1our, 1900
brfs; wheat, 5000 bu; corn, 1900 bu.
MINNEAPoL5s June 27:lFlour steady;
@3.9O; first clears. S. 45@S.55; second clears.
2.95q3.o5; export bakers. s2S0q3.2o; Wheat
steady at 1kc decline; June. 721sc; July, 721s
/ hard. 7S4c; No. 1 Northern, 73c; No. z
Northern, 72c.
DETROIT. June Enclosing 1c higher.
So 1e 5 red. 7o.c Gn. August isf, HSc: s sept rabsT,
75lsc. Corn-No. 2. 4Sc. Oats-No. 2 white,
33c; No. 2 mixed. Bic. Rye-No. 2. 5Sc.
CLEVELAND, June 27.-The Iron Trade
Review this week. will say: The advance
e en- IRON Wes snd as sdee Mbi ls tSaqa z M nnnaea1l
ment OF the fear that things may be NOV
ing too rapidly for rhe health of the trade,
the market down with their product en-,
gagged from sixty days to six months ahead,
and inquiries and orders steadily growing,
the mills and steel works are swinging
along towards a condition that now lacks
only a few points of the elements of a
ing down orders that cannot be filled than
In figuring about the sources of demand or
trying to determine how long the present
rate Will keep up. The call for structural
material that has been more and more a
figure in steel the past few
months reached such a point in the pres.
ent market week that the leading produc.
ers put up prices s. a ton. making Las cents
the minimum on beams and channels. TIL
Manhattan Elevated contract, amounting
upwards of 1900 tons, was placed in the
week and went to Ptttsburg. The advance
II aac steel rails al # fro SeW 81 9 TO s2a' ia Eastern Weekl ml ba.
already been followed by buying. The OLD
Dominion line contract for 10000 tons went
to Pittsburg, and some central Western
buying of lesser tonnage is reported.
wLLMIN ); ,ood June n a,,: s7.s sRipiin Of firm ,np.
pentine firm. Tar firm at SL.2O. Turpentint
quiet; hard. $40; soft, $3.50; virgin. s5.25.
NEW YORK. June 27.-Petroleum weak
strained, common to good. s~1.571z@1.62ia
Spirits OF turpentine firm, 29d2912c.
} OIL CITY, June N.-Oil opened at s1.4
highest, sl.5o; lowest, Ia: closed s1;49. Sales
D S4,1l0 brls; runs, S6.i97 brls.
SAVANNAH. June 27.-Spirits of turpen.
, tine firm at 2SAc; sales. i,4Oa brls. Rosir
firm.
Metals.
NEW YORK. June 27.-Pig iron firm
, American $l0.50Gl3. Copper steady; brok
. srs' price, 10hsc; exchange price. 10 soc. Leac
; firm; brokers price, 3.12lsc: exchange price
4, sac. I'm nrm, straits, lo.Sc, plates strong
, spelter firm; domestic. S.60c. Sales OF
Change, 25 tons July tin at l3.S5c; 80 tons
l June, 1850: 70 tons October, 13.S5c; Is ton.
October, 1890.
r ST. LOUIS. June 27.-Lead dull and de
clining, with light demand; sales, Z cars a
3.05c. Spelter slow and weakening AT S.421
> Q3.45c.
, Wool.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Wool firm and tend
= ing upward. Missouri. Illinois, etc, comb
, ing, 15iaGl6c; combing and clothing, 14AM
: coarse and braid, 14s4q15c; medium cloth
| ing, 1i4c; light fine, lie; heavy fine. Sl2a9c
Kansas and Nebraska medium. 1ld1Sc; ligh
y fine, 7aSc; heavy fine, 506c. Texas, Arkan
q q sas, Indian Territory, etc, fan and spring
! light fine. 9dt0c; heavy fine. 6Gsc. Dakota
4 Wyoming, Utah. eto-, medium. 9412c; coarse
/, and low, 7QSc; light fine. 7aSc.
. Dry Goods.
: NEW YORK. June was n
=. activity TO the demand, yet considerabl
business was done. Bieached and brow
! cottons were in steady request, and fai
: to good sales followed. Printed fabric
: were looked after and good sales resulted
I For 64-souare bleached the current prize
ored cottons doing a little better and value
n frmer. For the closing week of the sem
; annual season there was considerable done
Printing cloths firm at l3-l6c.
Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, June 27.-Cotton auie
at sac; low middling, SIC; good ordinar,
8 15-16c. Net and gross receipts, 100 bales
n stock. 11S.GD bales. sales. 500 bales.