The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-24
supply of Wheat and Corn.
NEW YORK, Jan. Especial cable and
telegraph advices to Bradstreets covering
principal points of accnn,nla ton in ne
TRADE I'm GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and other Points.

unchanged; receipts. 1888 brls; shipments.
S.a4s brls Wheat s. weak and lower spot and
No. 2 red. 5slaa5ss4c; receipts. 4s,4 III bu; ship
600 blu; Southern wheat by sample, 5sa59c;
sample N grade, 54A@571sc Corn steady;
c an May 4sc asked steamer mxsd I
7s7.s5l bu; sales. 1900 bu ;' South.
ern yellow, 4s@47c Oats weak: No.
Southern yellow, 4s@47e. Oats weak; No.
Q35c; receipts, S10lO blu; stock. 11s 7Ss bu
Rye. slow. No. 2, Sc: receipts. 1855 bu;
stock, ss,s54 blu: Hay quiet and steady; good
steady and more doing and unchanged.
Sugar rrm and unchanged. Butter dull
1Sc; fancy ladle, 15d16c; good ladle, 1SgI4c
store packed, ioa12c Eggs active; fresh.
23c; cold storage, 1Sc; lined, 10. Cheese
firm and unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.-wheat dull
and Ac lower; No 2 red, January, 5sS4@
April eea5ee. Corn firm a and asea rs
May, 47al4714e; February s 4.s647Acs March,
a4e April AAs@4sbe fs Oats firm and and
April, s7@s7lae. Butter dull and 1c lower;
jo5bping. 2 s' EGGS quiet and md barely barely
32c. Cheese steady. Refined sugars firm
and in good demand. Tallow dull and
Live poultry e u and an adeadN foWa
fancy, Sc; fowls, prime to choice, SQslsc;
chickens fan fancy. Zoe: chickens, prime 1na to
ceipts-Flour, 2,2Ss brls and 10000 sacks;
wheat, LOO Blu; corn. $500 bu; oats, 1000 1000
blu. ShlpmentS-Wheat, 600 bu; corn, 3,CO0
bu oats, $4,000 blu.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 23.--The market was
less of a landslide order to-day though
there are many who predict 45c wheat be-
fore the year closed-certainly SOC wheat in
Chicago. There was less active demand
for cash wheat although offerings were
taken promptly. Receipts were 12S cars to-
day against 100 cars last year. Close: Jan
uary. 5e7sc;, May, 5e5sc; July 57S4c On
s s7aes' No No. Northern, 5sAe Flour was
quiet without ma terial change. First pat
ents in wood, So 10d3.30; second patents, S2S5
@3.1o; fancy export bakers, s2.o5@215; red
dog, $1556t1.60
TOLEDO, O., Jan, 2s.-wheat lower and
s Msy No ul cash and DUN ' and
steady; No. 2 mixed, 42c; May, 44!sc;, No;
mixed s oats ssc a Rss S Sol n eass s &c.
January and February, 1915; March, S.s7ls
corn, % 900 blu. Shipments--Flour, $500 brls;
wheat, 1900 bu; corn, 10500 bu; oats, LOCO
bu.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2s.-Flour quiet.
Wheat easier; No. red. 5S@54c. Receipts,
$500 blu; shipments, 5000 blu. Corn higher;
No. : mixed, &c Rye dull; No. 2. soc. Pork
QUIET at s11s7h Lard firm at 6.45c. Bulk
meats duh at 55oc Bacon %. dun at S.s {, IS
Butter steady. Sugar strong. Eggs quiet at
19c Cheese in fair demand.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2s-Wheatto is steady; cash gsh,
g Janaary. 461sc; February, 40c May, 421sc
uary. 2sc; May, 1880. Pork lower at $1O.s71a
Lard lower; prime; 6S71gc; choice, 65oc
Flaxseed lower at $1.S7.
VIZ u
pressed and lower. Wheat-No. white,
54a4c No. red. Sac; No. 9 red S2l9c; May,
s5<e Sorn9M9 Ix2 z 42 Is R RaeNo White 5e
Cloverseed, s545 Receipts-Wheat 1860
bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats. 500 blu.
Wool
BOSTON, Mass. Jan. 2S-The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter. will say to-nor,
oD@ ' million lion pounds of wool have been
sold s't this Week There is a visible Improve
feeling is quite manifest. Manufacturers
are taking right along moderate Quantities
XII Kind ao of fabric u they are making It is be-
neved when one considers that January,
1895. importations or ioreign elotns inciude
month, that the bulk of 1t and the descrip-
ton OF it thus far is not such to confirm
the apprehensions WHICH We're excited last
fall concerning the effect of these goods
being brought into competition with our
Except for fine woods. which are not In
excessive supply. the demand for domestic
feeces continues in about the same degree
as in the last quarter of 1894, there has been
recently more call for the territorial wool
than hitherto since the middle of December.
Pulled woods have had another good week,
the price of grades has materially
strengthened since last writing; Australian
has sold well. and there has been increased
inquiries for South American cross breeds.
The sales of the week amount to 2 717,500
pounds domestic and $4,000 pounds foreign
making a total of 500 pounds against
total of 2,773,000 for the previous week,
and a total of 2,472.500 pounds for the cor
responding week last year. The sales since
Jan. /, 1895, amount to 1l,5SS,iG0 pounds
against 6,267, 100 pounds year ago.
LONDON. Jan. 23.-There was fair Sc
lection and good activity for all the better
merinos and crosS-breedS at the wool auc-
ton sales to-day. America bought freely OF
good, deep greasy merinos. Owing to the
postponenent of yesterdays sales on ac-
count OF the snow and fog. the series has
been extended one day, to Feb. 6. The
total number of bales available for the auc-
tions is revised to 25l,000. The offerings to-
day amounted to 12,214, Of which 1,400 were
withdrawn.
Cotton.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Cotton dull and
easy; middlfng. 11-16c Net receipts, .0O9