The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-07-04
TRADE IN
Quotations Mt ST. Louis, Philadelphia.
Baltimore and Other POints.

| cnOfce, ~. Rye nOur, S.l0U4. wheat
continues unsettled and appears to be just
trembling in the balance, awaiting the
movement of the new crop to market ere
taking a decided move one way or the other.
The inclination was downward to-day, es-
pecially for July, which closed with sellers
lc below yesterdays late bid. while Septem-
at close of yesterday. No. 2 red. cash, 69Isc
bid; July, 691bc bid; September, zoe bid. Corn
still weak. September selling CSC lower
early. The market recovered from its
early weakness on report of large export
sales at the seaboard. AS sellers became
scarce the price advanced &c, and the close
July. 42c bid; September, 44hQ44Ac. Oats
The tendency was still downward this
with declines elsewhere, and on the crop
prospects, September selling off A@Ssc, but
toned up under better buying. A recovery
of 1zc took place. but did not hold, though
day. Spot stronger; No. 2, cash, 25Ac bid;
July, &c asked; September, 227sc. Rye low
s sr; n sTss Se Seeds z s asm TRACK Corn Coo; B Reass ;a flax
rs. Bran quiet and unchanged. Hay-Tim-
othy. $0Q1S. east side; prairie, $7q10, this
In demand; separator creamery, l5g16c;
Ky. N25. Cotton ties and bagging I'M
Lard-Prime steam. 6.S7h. Bacon-Boxed
soulders, 6.5oc; longs. &c: ribs, 7.12ltc; shorts.
5.5c; longs, s.37,kc; ribs, S.S2lsc; shorts,
6.75c. Rec~eipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, H.
900 bu; corn, 1000 bu; oats. 1900 bu. Ship
e %sn.s 1900 bur-; oats oats PCS 9o5s' bu whea'' ~" 00'
BALTIMORE, July 3.-Flour dull and un-
changed; receipts, 9.152 brls; shipments,
1882 brls; sales. 500 brls. Wheat steady;
RAc: September. ioAa73asc: steamer No.
Q red, 6S1l3Q6SAc; receipts, ASH blu; SHIP
ments. $1,000 bu; stock, S43.7 Os bu; sales.
73c; Southern wheat, on grade, 6SQ72c. Corn
steady: spot, 50lsa5OAc; month and August,
5oq5o1sc: September, 5OAq5Ohc; receipts,
blu; sales. 10000 bu; Southern white corn,
6od52c; Southern yellow. 5Sq51zc: Oats very
quie- and easy; No. 2 white. Western. 3S1a
stock. Ia 36 bu. Rye dull; No. 2, 5sd6Oc;
stock. 6,6l2 blu. Hay easier; choice timothy,
sl6.50a17. Grain freights--oferlpgs fair; de-
mand light: steam, to Liverpool, per blu,
1A@1hd: Cork. for orders, per quarter,
Is Cd. Sugar unchanged. Butter and eggs
steady end unchanged. Cheese firm and un-
changed.
PHILADELPHIA. July s.-wheat weak
and Aahc lower; No. 2 red, July, 73@7s1kc;
August. 7sA@73%c; September, 73NQ7fKc;
0 1isese july. sSSso SSfn A 5as le"e So4a MS;
oats fairly steady, but dull; No. 3 white,
ber, siaSiHc; october. siE@Si&c. Butter
creamery. lie: fancy Pennsylvania prints,
Eggs firm; fresh. near by. iSc; fresh West
ern. 12lk@1sc. Receipts-Flour. 1890 brls,
$500 SACKS sc ks wheat; 800 blu; corn, 1000 . b ~;
blu; corn, 1900 bu; oats. $1,000 blu.
TOLEDO, July 3.-wheat lower and
weak; Ne 2, cash and July. 73c; August.
72Ac; September. &c; October; 74c: Deeemo
mixed, Ec. Oats lower and steady; No. 2
mixed, 271kc; July. 24lzc, nominal. Rye dull;
prime pahn; 'c octoS Sspss s5.7S SeS March, rafns SIS sno REEFS sssS0f'
Wheat, 1000 blu; corn. 1900 bu. Shipment is
Flour. $500 brls; wheat. 10000 bu; corn.
1900 bu.
w Gnafti essy: No. ! s1 rsd, 7 s;af rsseipts, wf f.ssa
blu; shipments, 1900 bu. Corn dull; No 2
mixed, 4Sc. Oats easier: No 2 mixed, 2S1kc.
k ksS d Weak N at s.s4 &c: f Bulk a meats at steady tea g.;
at 6.25@6, soc. Bacon quiet and steady at
7121za72Sc; Whisky quiet and steady;
easy. Sugar steady. Eggs. steady at SC.
Cheese firm and fairly active.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 3.-Flour easier
first P% eis e g. ' ;ssi ssson see patents Clears s;se $50 %
July. SsNc; September, s1E@s7sc: December
ssasi Gn s 75sse: No. 10; 2 ! No ns6ei 49, ss&c. NO.
DETROIT. July s.-Market very quiet and
lower. Wheat-No. 1 white, 75c; No. 2 red
72Ac; No. red, ssc; August, '2ac; septem..
white, sic: No. 2 mixed. &c. Receipts
Wheat. 700 bu: corn. 1000 bu; oats, 1880 bu.
Wool.
Il BOSTON, July 3.-The American Woo
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow o
the wool trade: The situation in the woo
undiminished strength and activity, the ad
vance in prices over those of thirty day.
ago being at least 2 cents a pound on tn
serve on the part of both dealers. am
manufacturers in the markets of New York
Boston and Philadelphia. awaiting reports
from, the npppipQ sales i'm I<0udOu Will
Chicago and the Western markets ar,
watching the changes at the seaboard will
sales register higher prices for the arti
Gle and an advance of a per cent. &C
cording to the grade and quality. Manufac
turers who have been skeptical of an ad
vance in the price of raw material hav,
withdrawn their sales till after July s
when they will likely be replaced upon TIL
in the four markets aggregate 14,533,6i
pounds. of which S.74l.0l4 pounds were sol'
p Phl RoieGqi and az 1900 % Sf IN chicago aGrs; Inn IN Bo =
ton the aggregate of sales this week wa
nearly 100000 pounds; of whisl
changed hands during the las
three snS weeks 81 oo q goo es nonnss1 at + between Ss sse o 2 iOSo;
of nine-tenths Of the trade that this mar
ket will remain firm, and that users of WOO
will sustain the theory. At this writin.
the market is active and advancing.
LONDON. July Sat the wool auction
sales to-day ll.4Os bales were offered. O
which SEQ were withdrawn. There was
better selection of quality. for the marke
was good. The bulk of ~lustrous crossbred
was taken for Yorkshire. Merinos wer,
keenly contested for by continental an,
American buyers. The tone of the marke
was strong at extreme prices. FoIlowin,
are the sales in detail: New South Wales
s.24e bales; secured. 7hdG1s nd: greasy
4Gs1kd. Que~ensland-1,611 bales; secured
l6d@1s 1lzd; greasy. 6lsaSlsd. Victoria
926 bales, secured. 5Adg1s I'd: greasy. 4Aa
1912. Tasmania-29 bales: greasy, eG7lzd
New zealand4,&o bales; secured. s1sdl
Is I'D: greasy, 1zHl01kd. Cape of Goo
Hope and Natal-529 bales; secured, 61xde
Is Sd; greasy, 5G6hd-
WILMINGTON. July ss.-Rosin firm
strained, N.15; good. $1.20. Spirits of tur
pentine steady at 25%G261zc. Tar quiet q
$50. Tupentine quiet and steady; hard
$40; soft. $3.50; virgin. $225.
SAVANNAH, July 3.-Spirits of turpen
tine firm at 2sHc; sales. 2.l52 brls. RosiI
firm: water white. $3.50: window glass
II. $40; G, $50: F. $40: E. $3.50: d. $1.22k