The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-15
TRADE IN GENERAL.
quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia,
baltimore and Other Points.

heavy clearings and dry weather, advancing
not uc tu ay anS se f1r 1ug May da
Yesterday, while July declined &c and at the
close had sellers at ssc advance over Thurs
with good demand, but little for sale; an
but pressure to sell caused a complete
relapse, which was partially made up later,
ined Closing Mas sc asoSe sd No
1870, bid. septemher. 44lsc asked. oats
higher but ster pl May a declined n ans cosing
se june pe' ase July ss sssn asked iS RSe
Corn meal. STOOL Is. Flax seed quiet t'i at
sloy Glove poor to seee ehoiee a5oas7o; Timothy,
M7o@5 Hay strong on short supply; prairie,
Eggs firm at sssc. Whisky, sl.2l for distil-
Cotton ties. Csc. Pork-standsrd mess: $3.50.
Lard-Prime steam 6.sOc; choice, 6s21sc.
longs. e.s71kc; shorts, ss2lac. Bacon-Boxed
shoulders, &c; longs 6.'5c; ribs, ooo 6.S rs
s aSsa 500 5s Sa seln @ bur- e see 5 srs
bu. Shipments-Flour, 10000 brls; wheat,
$1,000 bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats. none
BALTIMORE. April 1s-Flour 4 fairly air ac-
Wheat dull, spot and month, &c bid; May.
bid: peceints S SS2 bn. shinments "a 600 bu:
stock, 3Ol,s66 Blu; sales 1000 bu; Southern
on grade, 5s1lns2isc. &C Corn easy: spot and
month, 1884 q 4a5sc; May, 4s11@49a4c; steamer
menfa as ba SfoeE b ou sae
1s.oOo bu; Southern white corn, 4sA g5ossc;
Southern ysow 4sHa5lc Oats sts STEADY M 4
5s@5sc; receipts. SS5 bu; stock, %, 4ss bu.
a ay 1 fag GRAIN sGod a9 que
G Epseer ama eggs d s sneaay anu
pHII .AnEI pIzIA All 70 wheat firm
and futures t4c higher. NO req aoa1 A aisIn
9iS col or All, and futures be-
YONG TINS Ms month re io ,os $40 40 1--WE 5on
April 4ys.goozsc' May 4 Gats Steaav No
Wife Anyil. sss@3sllc May, s6Aassssc;
June Ssf1s ncv e sny nc fancy
Pennsvly la nrints ase fancy PennsyIva-
MA Tn' jGbbing, 2lWa7c. Eggs duh and easier,
dT Iee he ehss sfssdv Rene sugar UNI
c chsnsad Tallow olIiet at firmer prices
Live poultry 0 unchansed, aoa hu. corn
o0O0 hn: oats 10000 Shipments-Wheat,
1000 bu: corn, Al 900 bu; oats, 1900 bu-
4 dOLEC ~ 5Apr asb and An1.;I 57Rc: Nav.
s1SIs .n5 A,,o,1st 57ssc Corn active
and easy: No 2 mixed. 45Ac; May. 455sc;
IVY anGy steadv. No mixed 3lc: No. white,
sac i've dull: cash, 55c Clover seed dull
ooe, 1tys - ,,r,,ae oosh * OK Recejnts-
ana steaay o Pri1e 1s ooS bI. oats 5o6 bu:
w nea.' &C., "a has Shinments-FIour 5000
brs wheat oqo Dni corn seed fsO So Ia
0Vo pu, Iye, .,Uvo ~, - w. f,r,,,
wbast s;ar No red &C., receipts. 5000
mixed. 4e1c. oats steady No mixed SIC.
6s5c Bulk meats firm at e2Se. ,a Ba icon
at si2a. Butter firm. Sugar steady. Eggs
steady at 10c. Cheese STEADY
NEW YORK. April 13.-As usual to a
mand by spot purchasers. but better results
from mail orders, as the upward tendency
to ca for moderate quantities Of staple and
| semi-staple cottons. Printing cloth sales Tor
we o g nieees p at aafse'y s0' 60 7
DETRorT Anril 13-Marlset firner
WheatNNo. 1 white, sic: No. red, 57ssc;
w uS,; 0' sHlc: No. 2 mixed, 32Ic Receipts
Wheat, s'4oo pu' corn, o.IVo pa' oa's' '''oV ~
Dry Goods.
FAIL. RIVER. Mass. April 13-During
wssh 0s BEEN the better print hs s0f for soms
to te sil-lsc, and the sales were the heaviest
The first "a the IN to se
| at 21bc The advances to 2ssc and to ll-l6c
were the direct outcome of mills going to
work on notification of restoration OF wa
ges. In view of the prospect of being COM
PEELED to pay higher wages, manufacturers
| refused bids of 29-16c and of 29sc. The
market is now firm at 211-16c, and the
manufacturers are slow. sellers in the race
of an active demand. sontraets naVe oI gore
to 2a4c. Spots are expected 10 59i 9e'
though, buyers are sun puaing e.. n cdS.
There has been steaoy oe ra, od b'1sis
tnrouTnout sne W Menn The ereaf activity.
ness o,, nIs bas been in regular ga squares
nnI the sales are heavy. The odds sold
are 70 pe maui M, uus no+ saIas were nea rlv
ali of regulars, and they comprised all the
cloth the manufacturers would let go at
the prices offered. The few regulars they
have left they can afford to hold for much
higher prices The sales were fairly well
distributed among the mills. though not
50 generally as during several weeks past.
There are large sales for delivery during
the remainder of April and during May
and June. July ana august safes were
we'll increased, and goods for these months
command the best prices. The stock was
SAVANNAH. Ga, April l3-SpiritS or
turpentine firm at 1855; sales. $50 prls.
Rosin firm; water wnite, SO WlnnoW
glass, Sz5u; y, SSoe; ~ ~ a n. = x *:
L I;%; n; sl;10' S 9, sa white i'sSi
ID, Sl.l0, y, "a.