The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-20


726 bags. against 323, 53S bags last year.
quiet, but steady.
TRADE IN GENERAL.
QuOtatiOns mt st. Louis, Philadelphia.
Baltimore and Other Points.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-Flour dull and easy
much rain in the west f and Southwest. with H
some damage, caused better buying after
an an, early decline of Sc. and prices, went up
yesterday. No. red. cash, 75l2c; July. 73lsc
bid September, 72S4c asked. Corn-The
early strength resulting from bull news gen.
orally received was not maintained, being
followed by a steady decline, during which
buyers were notably absent The close was
at the bottom. Use below yesterday. No. 2
September. 475sc asked Oats-No trading.
as traders were too far apart in their views.
No: 2 cash, zsc asked: July, 27l5c bid; Sep
Corn meal ss.aoaS.s5. Bran steady at Csc.
east track. Flax and grass seeds nominally
UNCHANGED u,adl Ha ,saI ss5oa159 this
quiet. and steady; separator creamery, .l5@
Ice; fancy Elgin. l9i4c: Eggs firm at size.
changed. Pork-standard mess. sl262is.
Lar1-Prime steam. 6.25c; choice. 6.4Oc. Ba-
con-Boxed shoulders. 6.5oc; longs, 6s7lac;
Ribs. 6.5oc; shorts, 662lsc. Receipts
Flour, 5000 brs; wheat. 1900 blu; corn. TO-
600 blu; oats, 1900 blu. Shipments-Flour, g.
600 brls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats,
1900 blu.
BALTIMORE. June 19.-Flour dull and
! unchanged; receipts. S,33S brls: shipments
50 5ls Wheat x wsak spot Aa aaa the s %Sat
September. 76a4@77c; steamer, No 2 red
72a72Ae: receipts. LOS blu; stock, 47o.742 bu;
7sa77c: '' Southern wheat. on grade, i2a7Sc
Corn weak: spot and the month, 5Sa5sAc:
L..
%S va Gu sales cerr S na; st wnle
No. 2 white Western. 37@57lsc: No. mixed
33%9S4c; receipts sSl blu; stock, llS,54S bu
stock 6.9l2 blu. Hay steady; good demand
for choice choice timothy $l3Q13.50. Grain
freights quiet and unchanged. Sugar firm
and unchanged. Butter and eggs firm and
unchanged. Cheese quiet and unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Wheat 1iz@
2lsc lower; No. red June. 1od15l2c; July,
1Sga5Ac; August, 752sa75lsc: September; 76la
s4a54.S July s4@S4Ae G., August. Sta3a54se;
ssls @ a1 aisses; N Susu whits spne SEQ
TENDER. 331ad34c. Butter steady; fancy
Western creamery, 1Sc; fancy Pennsylvania
1ss da nGy Wsak resb
13lsc; fresh Western. 1s@lslsc. Cheese
steady. Refined sugars firm and in bet
steady. Receipts~Flour. 4OoS brls. 300
sacks; wheat, 500 bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats,
| 2,000 blu. ShipmentS-Wheat 800 bu; corn,
| 5000 bu; oats, $4,000 blu.
| lower; No. 2. cash ard June, 75%c; July.
| 75Ac; August, 74ssc; September, l41sc; De-
cember. 5s7sc; Corn dull and easier; No, 2
| No. 2 mixed, soc: July. 297sc; September,
2914c. Rye dull and lower; cash, &c bid.
eases bn coTn
Blu; corn. 1900 bu.
CINCINNATI, June 1s.-Flour easier.
@ Su aafp Ma go c sG aa ppnd
| lower; No: 2 mixed, 5oa5Olac. Oats in light
demand; No. .. mixed, a2ikc. Rye nominal;
64Oc. Bulk meats quiet at 6.25c. Bacon
| quiet at Use. Whisky steady sales. 4S2
brls at $125. Butter easy. Sugar strong
steady.
DETROIT, June 1s.-The market was I'M
set SETTLED and 2s lower owe Whe eat 2 white,
I4Ac; September. 75c. Corn-No. 2, sic.
Receipts-Wheat, LOO bu; corn, 1000 bu;
| oats, 100 bu.
first patents. s4a44O; second patents, $500
40; first clears, s35OdS.6O. Wheat weak;
June: 722se; July 727sc; September, 7oss on
iS9sc; No. Northern. 72lkc.
| Wool.
/ bOolON, June l9.-lne American WOOL
| and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow Of
| the wool trade: A general improvement in
the wool trade during the past week has
ara a appg ee pe
| phia and Chicago, and, Notwithstanding
| the intervention of a holiday in Boston, the
100000 pounds. Prices obtained in some
instances during the week just passed are
| noticeably above the rates at which SIM
| liar stock was selling three weeks ago.
| The revival in demand is largely due to
an increased need for stock by those man.
ufacturers who have recovered from re-
| cent labor troubles and have found their
| supply Of material greatly exhausted. The
large sales Of foreign woods are notice
able feature of this weeks trade. Al
| though there is a limited amount Of the
| new clip actually on the market, orders are
being taken by sample. and, in addition to
the he, sales ST., reported. large amount Of
tai sales in the three markets-Boston,
New York and Phhiilia de 6.5s5, 100
in Boston, l,oOS0C0 pounds were sold In
| New York and 1,333. 100 pounds sold in
| Philadelphia. In Boston good business has
been done in medium, No. 2, coarse fleece,
| Georgia and Southern. Texas pulled and
| secured wool, and good amount of terri
| torial wool has been moving. Prices in
Britain and on the continent arc very firm.
| Oils.
| SAVANNAH, June 19.-Spirits of turpen-
tine firm at 2ss4c: sales, 675 brls. Rosin firm;
ss aser NJ W. sas5 X ss5 Io sis1 as f. $50: F.
$l.45; E. $125; d, s1.2O; c. b and A, sl.lO.
Sales: Water white, 275 bIls: window glass,
27s brls; n, $50 brls; NJ. 6e brls; X, 30 brls;
brls: E. l6O brls; D. S6 brls; c, IS brls.
| NEW YORK, June 19-Petroleum steady
United closed at sl.72l2 bid; refined New
7.soc: Philadelphia, in bulk. 5.4oc. Rosir
| quiet. Spirits OF turpentine quiet at 29l,
| au29s4.
| WILMINGTON, June 19-Rosin firm;
| strained. s1.15; good, sl.20. Spirits of turpen-
tine firm and inactive at 26LG2;%c Tar
| steady at s1-25. Turpentne firm; hard, S1.2O
| soft, sl.s0; virgin, $2.25.
| CHARLESTON. June 19.-Spirits of tur-
| pentine firm at 2612c. Rosin firm at S1.151
| 10.
| Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, June 19.-Cotton dull
| and nominal; mid6ling. 15-l6c; low mid.
| ding, 9-16c; good ordinary, 6Hc. Net and