The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-06
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis, Philadelphia,
baltimore and Other Points.


firm cables. but later Paris advices brought
news of fine weather and lower markets.
when prices declined. but closed firm. The
nc above yesterday. No. red, cash, 545sc
bid; May, 545sc bid; July. 547sG55c. Corn
&c, but there was but little trading. The
market closed firm at 1sc above yesterday.
N9 naE xed Gssh 4af Sd Nay Jqy
Futures dull and steady, closing about as
yesterday; spot gsades strong No. 2, cash,
September, 26,Sc bid Rye steady. Barley
track c e n meal s2 LOO FsaSseed
seed. poor. to choice s.5o@s.sO; timothy,
81. 1905 Hay strong without q1otab1e
separator creamery. T61Sc. Eggs steady;
fresh. lo1sc Whisky steady at $1.25 for dis
tillers, finished goods Cotton ties and bag
bling. $121211, but nominally lower at close
Lard-Prime steam, 6.75c; choice, 6S5c Dry
shorts, $500. BaconSBoxed shoulders &c:
ceiptsEF Flo 1900 brls So wheat; 5000 bu;
Flour 10000 brls; wheat, 1900 bu; corn, 5000
bu; oats, 5000 blu.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 5.--Closing prices
591aa5s5sc; September, 577se. On track: No.
| hard. Gle; No. / Northern, Coo; No North
ern, 5Sc Close steady. Reeeiipts-Wheat. s.
cash wheat to-day, by the millers was the
feature of the wheat market The deal was
wheat, bought by the millers, for cash
wheat held by the elevators. 100000 bushels
minals and 100000 bushels from the country
houses to arrive. The price paid was Ac and
1ac over May, the transaction footing up
about $500, 900. This amounts to an advance
of May wheat to the millers of about three
weeks on payment of premium. The wheat
elevator companies. The trade is expecting
a decrease in the visible. Monday, of about
1,5000 900 bushels. Flour easy; first patents,
So 1908. 40; second patents, $290Q3. 10; first
clears $2.1502.30.
BALTIMORE, April 5.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Receipts. 1854 brls; shipments,
and month. elAc bid; May, 6lq61Ae; July.
6oAc asked s0a steamer No No 200 red 5s4c bid
$4,000 Blu, Southern wheat. by sample. el@
&c; Southern wheat, on grade, $1,000. Corn
rmer spot mo sa no. and Nay 6ga y sBs
shipments, 542S bu; stock 341, $50 bu; sales,
1000 bu. Southern white corn, bic; Southern
ern. s71sc asked; No. z mixed, s4@s41ac. Re
ceipts 7;o1s bu; stock, 165, e7s bu. Rye BY in
stock, 1874 bu Hay firm at steady prices;
good to choice timothy, $1S@13.5O. Grain
freights. rather steadier and unbalanced;
Sugar butter, eggs and cheese firm and
unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Wheat firm.
and May &c higher No; red April so, 6Gs
April, 50@5O15c; May 50lz@5oa4c; June, 51A
@sas e Apply 4aE ssssss na Sa5s 5@ S June
fancy !S Western creamery, 22c; fancy PENN
5 jobbing 2I PFas Eggs duh and 1aic ioWer
fresh near by 1Sd1S1ac; fresh western lSg
c CHEESE Steady coon dm m
and 1-16c lower; middling upland, 6asc Re-
ceipts-Flour, 2,7Ss brls, 1s,57 sacks; wheat.
1000 bu; corn, LOCO bu; oats, 1000 bu- Ship
ments-Wheat none; corn 50, 600 bu, oats,
7.Go0 blu.
CINCINNATI, April 6.-Flour firm: w Wheat
Shipments so' 47do b1. Corn steady; No
mixed, 47Ac. Oats firm; Nc. 2 mixed, BE.
Rye dull No &c. Per easy at s1275
light light demand sales of sss brfs at si25 But
Cheese easier.
DETROIT, Mich, April 5.-Markets little
firmer. Wheat-No. | white, 591ac; No.
5S1s , : August Aus 5silc Corn-No 2, 4oc. Oats
Reeeipts-Wheat 1900 bu; corn, 1000 bu;
oats, 1900 blu.
LIVERPOOL, April 5.-Cotton-Good bus
mess done; prices easier American mid
ding. fair, 15.16d; good niddling, Siad;
7-32d; good ordinary. 3-32d; ordinary, %
SOD. The sales of the day were 1900 bales,
of.which 1000 bales were for speculation and
export, ana Included ll,lU0 DdlGS AIHSTICGIi.
Receipts, 6,400 bales, all American.
NEW ORLEANS. April 5.-Cotton easy;
middling sac; low middling, 5asc: good or
gross. 1i,s25 bales; exports to France, 49,
800 bales; coastwise 1882 bales sales, 9.4O0
bales; stock, corrected 3O1.219 bales.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Cotton dull; mid
ceipts, i0,Os3 bales; forwarded. 6 bales;
sales, 262 bales; spinners. 81 bales; stock,
225,o24 bales.
SFT>1puTc Anvil Cotton o,,iot and nm,
changed; middling, 5 1850. Sales, 700 bales,
and for the week, 1000 bales; receipts, GAG
bales; shipments. ,2s6 bales; stock 6o,9sO
bales.
NEW YORK. April 5.-Petroleum higher;
United closed at SLICES bid; Washington,
brls. 7c and nominal; Washington. in bulk.
Phiadelph Hand and Baltimore. 745e; Phiia-
delphia and Baltimore, in bulk. 4.9oc: Rosin
quiet. Spirits of turpentine duh at S2q3a1ac.
SAVANNAH, April Spirits of turpen-
window white s.: G. s175; 7. s1.5o; e. s1;so;
window white. so brls.
WILMINGTON, April 5.--Rosin firm;
strained, $l.2o; good, sl25 Spirits of turpsen-
tine steady at SIS Tar steady "a at sse
soft, s.; virgin, $3.50.
OIL CITY, Pa, April 5.--Petroleum-Na
tional Transit :, certificates opened at lSs;
Sales, 10000 brls; shipments, 1904 brls;
runs. 6s.454 br.s.
CHARLESTON, April 5.--Rosin firm at
s1.10. Spirits of turpentine quiet at 2Sc.
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, April 5-Agents advanced
the price of Berkeley extra cambrics here
to lie and orders will be received for For
get-me-not "A bleached cottons at value
only The tone of the cotton goods market
is stronger for all classes of goods. There
was more doing in all kinds. of seasona2le
fabrics such as white goods, grenadines,
bunting and gauze goods. Underwear. is
commanding more attention for heavy
weights Cotton blankets ordered freely.
Cotton fannels and domets in more in
curry Printing cloths quiet but firm at
2.2c bid and declined.
NEW YORK, April pig iron easy;
Scotch. s19G20; American, S9-50d1250 Cop
per easy; brokers' price, 9ssc, exchange
price 935G9. 40c. Lead steady; brokers'
sa-ice, &c; exchange price, e3.o715@3 1oc. Tin
easy, Straits, 13.7oG13. 75c Spelter firm; DO
nestle, s.2ods. 221t4c- Sales on Change:
Three hundred and fifty tons of April tin
at Is 75c. 25 tons of May tin at 3.70c; 5
tons of cash. Monday, 1900.
ST. LOUIS. April 5-Lead weak at 2S7lac.
SpeIter dull at 3.07lsc.
Wool.