The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-08
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia,
Baltimore md Other Points.

fancy. se.75@&S; choice, s2.5oa2.&. Rye hour..
sS.25d3.5O. Wheat-A wild time prevailed dur
adya lns ers Sc h at o neIfi !n and ma then as as'r rap.
idly falling 1bQ1Ac, amid great excitement
and with lively trading. subsequently,. the
til late, then advancing sharply under the
stimulus of an urgent demand that devel-
oped suddenly. From the bottom rate there
was 15sQ1Ac advance, and the close firm,
with buyers only B@Ac below the top and
$c above yesterday. Sensational bullish
vance; No, 2 red. cash. Gao; May. 651sc bid;
July. 6la4q6l7sc bid; August. 60zc; Septem-
th q ea1s' in Dal ncea w somewhat by s1Ai its w" wild
fluctuations. Late in the day. there was a
stiff advance. the close being at the top;
and 1c respectively; No. 2 mixed. cash. 4a1sc;
May, 47a4c; July, $3.50; September, 4sEc.
9 Sot = hig gas5. for Ss,a %fut a.ksj: sp Mav srs sss; lI 5See;
2912c bid; July, 27lsc bid; September, 25%c.
Rye and barley nominal. Bran easier; east
Flaxseed quiet at sl.4O Grass seeds quiet;
clover, s7@S; timothy. $3.59a4. Hay steady;
Iim6iSy, 1 prims to to s faRsY; f Ss@iS. s shjs Il :se;
Butter weak; separator creamery, l5c; fancy
f hlsin; At 2O s. p Es fsr s sSssilIsr fresh fn,. &c w rooss'
changed Pork.Standard mess, jobbing. si2.
salt -meats-Boxed shoulders. 5.25c; longs.
6.l2hc; ribs. Csc; shorts, 6.37l5c. Bacon
Boxed shoulders DOC; longs. Soc; ribs bss
Op-TZS, o@iOi . 10 " NV
5000 bu. shiipments@Filour. 5000 Srls; wheat.
$4,000 bu; corn. $4,000 bu; oats. 1900 blu.
PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-Wheat-May
red, May, S7lsasse; June. s7!saSsc July. sig
s 81 Ei;s,e August Ns @ S7gs11sG Max Corn sla a firm 1s and
5s%G55c; July 54Aq55c: August. 54&@55c.
Oats steady: No; 2 white, May. 36aaShc;
SfIac. Provisions firm; demand moderate;
prices unchanged. Butter dull and lower;
fancy creamery, 1Sc; fancy PENNSYLVANIA
@25c. Eggs frmer: fresh near by. lSai3ikc:
fresh Western, 1Sd131ec. Cheese dull and
lower; New York factory, old choice small.
Ice: New York factory, choice large. 1oG
@loi&c; New York factory. new choice
large, sGsAc. Refined sugars strong and
1sc higher; cubes and crown a, 41sc; pow
dered, 4 I5-l6c; granulated and crystal A.
down to sa4c for No. l2; No. 1s, Sac. net;
No. IA. 3Ac. net. Tallow dull and ,un-
steady. R~eceipts-FIour. $500 brls, 10000
sacks: wheat, 800 bu; corn, 5000 bu: oats,
$1,000 bu. Shipments-Wheat, 1900 bu; corn,
500 blu; oats, 1900 bu.
BALTIMORE, May 6.-Flour firm and un-
changed; receipts, 9,l1S brls; shipments. 22,-
4l5 brls; sales, 1882 brls Wheat weak;
spot SPOT and f,, the en- month o. es1EassSc; June, este
steamer No. 2 red. 631kQ6Sac: receipts, co.
2sS bu; stock. Sss, is7 bu; sales. 1900 bu;
| COulHtIH WHEAT, w Sdiiiple, OiQOjC, SOUTH
ern wheat, on grade, 65G6sc. Corn steady;
spot, 5iA@54lzc; the month. 54d54lsc: July,
Size; August, soc bid; steamer mixed. 53a
5Shc; receipts, 25,73O blu; shipments. 6s.572
blu; stock. 10000 blu: sales. 1900 bu; South
ern white corn, 54q55c; Southern yellow
. SOTn; 5 go. s wh Gats w ssssag. s Tita fair No IN :
mixed, 33lsQS4c; receipts. 4.6iS bu; stock,
l4S.621 bu. Rye dull; No. 9, 6sc: receipts,
choice timothy, siSaI4 Grain freiehifs dull;
steam to Liverpool. per bu. lad. May;
GOrs; for GRO orders; per quarter. Is lo.zd; May;
eggs steady and unchanged. Cheese easy.
TOLEDO. May 7.-wheat active and
higher; No: 2. cash. e61sc; May and June.
steaay; No. 2 mixed, July, soc; No. 2 white,
white, ssc; Rye active; cash, Csc; July,
cash. $500; No. 2. s5.17i4@5.2O. Receipts
Wheat, $500 blu; corn, $4,000 blu; oats, 1900
H s,oOo fnip% cSrn. Is 5SS bu: '' oa,s, OF sIejo Wheat 5' e
wheat FIRM; No. : Nay asd. Sc Sef Rsceipt s.ss s'5y5
bu; shipments. 1000 bu. Corn firm: No. 2
nominal; No. ?, Sic. Pork steady at 81. Is.
Lard quiet at 6.50c. Bulk meats firm at 6.25c.
Is ss'S Spls hs at s e. &C. Bu Mhirf fSw stea ElGin ss erss9 of
cry, 19c; Ohio, 15c; dairy, Sc. Sugar active
and strong. Eggs easier at lOlac. Cheese
weaker.
DETROIT. Ma. THE market was a lit
tie firmer. Wheat-No. / white, 71Isc: No.
red. 6ss4c; No. 3 red. 65hc; June. s7ssc;
Oats-No. . white. 33hc: No. 2 mixed, 3Oiac.
oats, $500 bu. ~" 'u'
MINSEAPoLIs. May 5-wheat firm;
Northern, saae; No. Northern. $3.50.
ord patents, S.25as.5S; first Clears So ssio
Q2.6c.
Wool.
BOSTON, May For the past week the
wool market has been dull and prices sag
g!ng. Purchasers are only buying from
time to time as their needs demand. The
arrivals of new clips are scarce and are
slow in coming to hand. shearing is in
progress, but the strike of the shearers in
Wyoming has delayed operations. The mar
ket has 2 limited supply of old woods, but
ii will be some time before the new clips are
available. There is no Illinois wool on the
market. but new clips are expected shortly.
The market for Australian woods is firm,
selling prices for leading descriptions: Ohio
and Pennsylvania feeces. Xxx and above.
iSgle1S; X and above; l5al5lse; No ! comb,
Glil2c: No. l Michigan, 17i2G1Sc; Michigan
unwashed, 1oqlo12c; X NeA York. New
HAMPSHIRE and Vermont, lsc; Kentucky and
diana and Missouri quarter blood combing, 10
ql6c; Texas spring medium, twelve
fine medium and fine, 9Qllc: secured. 30
@32c; Wyoming. Utah and California fine
medium and hne, yG1lc; secured, 3003lc;
J. Australian combing superfine secured, ala
42c; Australian combing average, 35G37c.
PHILADELPHIA, May Wool quiet but
steady. Ohio, Pennsylvania and West vir-
l5l2a1slzc: medium, lSG2oe; quarter blood.
2cl2lc; common, 1sQlsc; New York, Mich
igan, Wisconsin. ETC.. 14l15c: medium. ISd
1Slac; quarter blood, $4,000; common, ia
1112c; washed combing and delaine fine, 1S4
l9c; medium. 2Oaslc; quarter blood. 2002lc;
braid. 20q2lc; unwashed medium. l5h9lsc;
low quarter blood. l'qlsc; braid. i5gl5ikc:
medium, l3G14c: quarter blood. l6ai7c: COM
mon, 14al5c;, unwashed dark colered) light
fine, 9G10c; heavy fine, ease; medium. 12m
13c: fine medium. 1l0l2c; coarse. 1la12c;
Territorial and Northwestern light fine. sa
10c; heavy fine, 7n9c; fine medium. lOGlic:
medium, 1lGiSc; quarter blood, l3Q1shc.
LONDON, May AT the wool auction
sales to-day 14,552 bales were offered, of
which 1900 bales were withdrawn. The
attendance was fair, and the selection Of
fered was good. The bidding was active
for all good grades. and prices are harden
ing. Germany is still operating freely. Fol-