The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-11
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations ut st. Louis, Philadelphia.
baltimore and Other Points.

qe PATENTS Ms sSa1 s easTa fae sa5
Wheat opened firm at sc advance, but
AFTER early buyers We're supplied the mar
time. then through a sudden sharp demand
advanced &c closing at the top with sell
egs &c a boy yesterday NO ned ss
Corn dull and firm for futures; later. on
boom in wheat advanced and closed lsqssc
over yesterdays close; spot firm and high
er on call; No. mixed, cash, 411sc; May.
i2ls9 42ssc; July, 43lsc bid. Oats-Advances
in in, other cereals helped oats, which closed
3oMa$olc bid. Rye dull; No 3 offered,
dull and easier: tic asked for east track
rlaxseed l. q Ts at as Clover seed higher:
aney Esn &c. pfssD du ana Ia
lower; fresh; lol4c; Corn meal, s2aS.o5.
Bagging steady. Cotton ties steady. Pork
Standard IN. mess jobbing, 81; Lard-Prime
Boxed shoulders s.5Oc: longs 5.sTHc; ribs,
ders, 5.2s@5s71fe: longs, &C.; ribs oo sl2.sc;
wheat. 1000 blu; corn, $4,000 blu; oats 10000
bu. Shipments-F1our. 1000 bu; wheat. 5000
bu corn, 1000 bu; oats. u,0O0 bu.
BALTIMORE, March 9.--FIour unchanged;
receipts. r. 800 brls; shipments. $500 brls;
NO. Month res ss Mae rsc. sS ss Ste sSp
ments, 1900 bu; stock. 4Ss, 4Ss blu; sales. TO-
coo bu; Southern wheat by sample, $4,000 !.
s syBe ssssssf m mssth . s BID M rsysa as
bu sales, 5000 bu; Southern white corn, 4sia
M49c: Southern yellow. 4SQ4Slzc: Oats firm;
s4@34lac; receipts, Lie bu: stock. 2es, Sls blu.
Rye dull; No. 2, sc; receipts Sl6 bu; stock;
sbo SS t Hay seaa SGD saa ie sss
steady and unchanged Sugar firm and UNI
changed. Butter steady and unchanged
PHILADELPHIA, March 9.--Wheat firm
and &c higher; No. red, March, 59laQ5sssc:
an ay eo higher: n no. ssa March Th n 4s
@4ec; April. 4ss4Q4sc; May. 4s'4d4sa4e; June,
4s1s@5oc Oats ~. were shade stronger ss niger No.
s7G37Ac; June, 37AQ37lzc. Butter dull and
unchanged; fancy Western creamery. 19c;
hing, 2l@24c Eggs quiet but steady; fresh
near by, 16c; fresh Western, Ice. Cheese
hghe Taow stFeas coon r
Dressed poultry 'F irn and in fair +, demand
wheat, 1900 bu; corn, 1900 blu; oats. 1900
blu. Shipments-Wheat, 5000 bu; corn, 1000
bu; oats, 1900 blu.
KANSAS CITY. March s..wheat higher;
jected 4Sc. Corn active and 14Gi5c higher
No mixed 4od4Olsc; No. white, 4ol1G4lc.
q SIC Flaxseed dull at $1.30. Bran firm at
67@69c. Hay dull. weak and unchanged.
Butter weak; creamery, liglsc; dairy n ll@
strictly fresh. Receipts-Wheat. 1000 blu;
corn. ,oc0 bu, oats 10000 bu. Shipments
Wheat, $4,000 bu; corn and oats none.
TOLEDO, March 9.-Wheat active and
firm and higher; No. mixed. 4S1.c; No.
No. white, s3isc. Rye steady; cash, 5Slkc.
SIS; March $50 .Receipts-wheat, 1900
ship@ noan oo 200 ed0g brls Wheat $50
bu; corn, 1880 bu; oats. 1000 blu; rye, 1000
blu; clover seed, ,207 bags.
Wheat stronger: No. 2 red, SIC. Receipts
mixed mixed s5 I've Oats st No and ssd p MG
s.45c. Bulk meats firm at 5.s5g5. s7lac Bacon
sales soo $50 bris at SIS Butter firm sugar
steady. Eggs quiet at 12c Cheese steady.
DETROIT, March s.-Market 4e higher
D red, Sc; No. s. red. SOC; May. 5sse: july
573sc. Corn-No. 2, 431zc. Oats-No. white
ss No sssd mixed nix fas EyeN 5s
bu: corn 100 bu; oats. $500.
MINNEAPOLIS March. s-Flour firm;
first patents in wood, sS.@a3.45; second
grades, sl.SO@17o
Dry Goods.
FALL RIVER. Mass. March s.-The
week in the print cloth market was marked
by the breaking of the record for low
est previous record was 21zc The mar
ket had been very dull at 214c and out
here naturally followed and then the mar
ket became very dull. There is now no
demand at 27-lsc. The buyers are BID
manufacturers holding steadily at
27-1sc. The prospect for, better business
were fair Odds to be made CONSTITUTED
the bulk of them The regulars sold are
for March and April delivery, with most
of them for the latter month. They near
~ all went at the low price. The sales
for odds for the week We're a basis OF
from 213c down to 7-l6c The present
inquiry is for odds and regulars are re-
ceiving no. attention. The deliveries were
OF some but not enough to cause ma
terial decrease in the stock.
NEW YORK, March 9-Business in all
departments to-day was modified by the
half holiday. The, week has been one OF
stocks throughout the country have under
gone considerable reduction, has been
shown 70 ths renewed demand for b!eached
dull az I7-16e Sales for the week were
odds, fsS
LIVERPOOL. March 9.-Cotton in fair
demand: prices higher; American middling.
fair, 1l-t5d; good middling. 3lzd: American
middlif e 3-32d: low mddling, 31-32d:
good Urinary. . N-32d ordinary. 2l-32d
The sat OF the day were 1900 bales. of
which 1.s-!9 were for speculation and ex-
part. an6 Included $500 American; receipts.
1G.0oe Laies Including 1900 American.
NV ORLEANS. March 9.-Cotton very
lrr .daiing, 5-i6c; low middling. f5-16c;
900; rdtlary. 45se: net receipts. 7.7SS bales;
" OSsss s,s@33 bales: exports to Great Britain
8iS1s - ,lles. to France. 800 bales: coast
s1ise, 1893 bales; sales. $500 bales; stock,
35z ~ tales.
sr.tl DrrrS March fso.ton ts.,,, .o1
LAC li.a err: middling. sac; sales, 1900
oales, -eeeipts. 1.1S5 bales: shipments. 2,794
ballet stock. 97.16s bales.
M N YORK. March 9.-Cottoa quiet:
mjdf'irg 5 15-i6c. net receipts. 1907 bales;
gross 1858 bales; stock. 1885 bales.
Wool.
LONDON March AT the wool sales to-
day 1870 bales were offered OF which 800