The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-18
TRADE IN GENERAL.


TRADE IN GENERAL.
| Quotations mt St. Louis, Philadelphia,
baltimore and Other Points.
ST. LOUIS. April 17.-Flour firm at the
| recent advance, but dull. Wheat opened
| of A@ssc. after which the market was
| extremely nervous and unsettled Later,
U gGSd ny ana sf the t tae p Wa
| above yesterday: No. red, cash, 557sc bid.
May s a r Corn aa and prt un Of
| the session, selling off &c, but closing the
same for May, with July &c better than
4se bid; septembe e as. oats weak most
close; No. 2, cash, 2sAc: May 2slsc bid;
sarey Nominal Bran steady but quiet 's at
| the recent decline-67c for sacked, east
auss at GaE s Gfaas SEED IL fair demand
ana nd steady glover poor to choice $500
ter firm but unchanged fsfS Eggs cf firm at 1oslc
| Whisky steady at $l;21 for distillers I'm
changed. Pork-Standard mess jobbing at
! H2.45. Lard-Prime steam 6.75c; choice,
/ ssal4e. Dry-salt meat. Boxed shoulders,
| Bacon-Boxed shoulders. &C.,, longs, 6.75c;
ribs, &c; shorts, Use. Receipts Flour, A.
oats. 5000 bu. shpmentsF -Four soSo br G
| wheat. 21,OOo bu; corn. 5000 bu oats, 5000
BALTIMORE. April 17.-Flour frmer;
Western superior $2a915 Western extra.
| Ss25a255; Western family, $2.7oG2.9o; winter
ents, sssoas spring wheat hes str ahgae 5
gS;oo. Receipts, 1S,65l brls; shipments. 11,4s7
ana month Ss May s stsssy J sR9t
| 60s4c bid: steamer No. 2 red, 592t @6oc. Re-
s Gel pts 1852 bu; shipments, 5000 bu; stock.
by sample. 6lq631zc; Southern wheat. on
grade grade .6oA96SAc Corn easy: spot, 1890
steamer mixed, Csc. Receipts 1szsass 5ssi
| bu; shipments. 76,s4S bu: stock, 800. s5S bu;
soter 1n ysow 5 Ssse oats S SOG
No. white Western, 371hc asked; No.
nj oea sac ssked Reeeipts, sOs ou stock.
ceipts. s4S bu; stock, 2isco bu. Hay steady:
good to choice timothy, sisals.5o. Grain
| and unchanged. Sugar, butter and eggs
| changed
and A@1c higher; No. 2 red, April. 6sQ6S1hc:
May, 615s@62c; June, 62AQ621ac; July, 62iz@
Nay @ 5a e june me- 5o 1885, Ap july s0 se
s ssass Oats h@4c siower No white April
july sc BaftsT sieady faasH Wes
| ern creamery. 21c; fancy Pennsylvania
prints. 23c; fancy Pennsylvania jobbing. "a
ern. l3c. Cheese steady Refined sugars firm
and in good demand. lTallow steady Cotton
LIZ brs and iisH sacks; Wheat. 5000 'G bur-
corn, 1000 blu; oats, 1900 bu. Shipments
wheat. 1000 bu; corn 600 bu; oats, 5000 bu
| TOLEDO, April 17.-Wheat active and
higher; N. 2. cash and April, SOC; May, July
and August, $3.50. Corn dull and steady;
mixed sc No. o w has se rye oa sfeaSs
Cash, SOC. Glover seed active and lower
essa S aPr ssS b. o sa4a so5 S os
1000 blu; clover seed, pa bags. Shipments
Df bu eoser s seSI 1 ri 6sgg 10000
ENG CINCINNATI, April 17.-Flour, in good
d 1I s sep asd iSoe oa 6a in c fa
a atronp and NS higher mixed o szslAc Rye
So Lard quiet at s &c Enik s meaty
in very light, demand; sales. s44 brs at MI sla
Butter steady. Sugar steady. Eggs firm
at 10c. Cheese steady.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 17.-Wheat closed
s5gpng sA snfaS Sec as May soc July s
hard hard, 62c; mo ! Northern, elAc; No.
so Birth Ta eo4c Flour steady first patents
clears, $2.3592.5O.
DETROIT, Mich, April 17-Market closed
excited and 19c higher. Wheat.No: white
July, 5s15c: August, $3.50. Corn-No. 2, 454c;
No. white, 33a4c; No. mixed. 31c. Re
ceipts,Wheat, $500 bu; corn, 2,7o0 blu; oats.
1900 blu.
BOSTON. Mass April 1.-THE American
Wool and Cotton Reporter will say to-
morrow: If it We're not for the transactions
in foreign wool the volume of business done
in the past week would foot up quite a
light total. Free purchases of Australian.
however combined with fair sized trade
in South American woods brings the aggre-
gate of the weeks transactions up to quite
q respectable fiaure-nearly = 500 600 pounds
Prices on domestic wuols eth fail to re-
spond to the Improvement previously quoted
abroad. A very steady feeling prevails,
whatever that have been made in selling
prices. Transact ms have been effected at
precisely the same figures as were quoted
two weeks ago, for exactly the same woods.
Some of newly shorn woods are on the way
to this market and some. notably Califor-
MIA, have been actually sold here at prices
which certainly show no further easing Off
The sales of the week amount to 2,273,o0o
making a total of 3,744,6OO pounds against
a total of 3, 1893. 900 for the previous week and
total of 2147ooo pounds for II, the ; correspond
1896 amount to $50 pounds against
49, 1893. 400 pounds year ago ~, Inc too Pniiadel-
mia sales have aggregated 1,1o9,lU POUNDS.
ANTWERP, April 17.-At the wool auc-
tion sales to-day 216S bales we're offered.
of which 1854 were Withdrawn. me SAFE
was poor and the demand slim attendance
xSres as5 bales at 29s1ad. Montevideo. al
bales, at 3G6d. VICTORIA 62 naies at "a
Oils.
NEW YORK. April 17.-Petroleum nomi-
mol. Tinted closed at 217c bid, washington
barrels nominal: do in bulk nominal Re-
fned-New York, 105o@l1c; Philadeipnia
and Baltimore lo4egl9soc; 90 ln DUN fn sood
81. 5OaI1. 521.. Spirits of turpentine steady at
3O1aQ31c
SAVANNAH, April 17.-Rosin firm; water
wife s2.75: window glass. $3.50: ~ $3.50;
NJ vs. se45: k. $40; I, $3.50: II, $50; G, si:55;
E. SIPS; D. s1.15; c. 81. SalesLWater, white.
al hrls: window glass. 1877 brls: n, AZ brls;
NJ u brls: K Ia brls; I, 10 brls; G.. 109 brls;
F. 1ss brls; E. 191 brls; d. SO brls; G, $50
brls.
WILMINGTON, April 17.-Rosin firm;
strained s115: good, $1.20 Spirits of turpen-
tine Arm at &c Tar firm Turpentine
steady; hard. sl2o; soft, $780, virgin, s2.4o
OH. CITY, April I.-Oil opened at zoo
highest. $3.50; lowest s2.12; closing. SIT
Sales. $4,000 brls; clearances. 1852 600 brls;
shipments. 60,341 brls; runs, SIs4z pris.
CHARLESTON, April 17.-Spirits of tur-
nentine &c. Rosn firm at $1.10.
Cotton.
LIVERPOOL April 17-Cotton-Active
business done; prices higher. American
mddnng fair, 3-S2d; good middling.