The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-13

meal. sls5a14 40. Bran-sacked east track.
s9lkc bid. Flaxseed steady at soc. Timothy
seed. y 700; Hay steady. but fairly active.
er and demand slow; creamery, 12Q17lzc;
dairy 9ql3c. Eggs duh and steady; fresh,
sgsc Cotton ties and nd bagging s unchanged
Lard higher: prime steam, 4S7iac. Cheese,
447lsc Bacon-Boxed shoulders. 475c: longs.
meats msass Fos Shoulders iderss 4s c Isnss
4121kc; ribs 4s71Ac: shorts. 450c receipts
Flour, 5000 brls; wheat. 5000 bu; corn. 81, ooo
be: oats. $4,000 bu- shipments.Flour. 5000
brls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats,
6.c00 blu.
BALTIMORE. May 12.-F1our dull and
unchanged receipts. 9.eo2 brls: shipments,
sid nrs july Whess d1 spot eece sss
Southern wheat on grade, 6SisG7Clzc. Corn
quiet; spot and month. s4lsq$5c: July. g, sSls
600 bu Southern white corn. SSlsQS6c; yell
low, 35hqSSizc. Oats firm; No white
Rec wssisr - bu Eks
Hay firm; choice timothy. s17Q17.5O. Grain
freights dull; rates steady and unchanged.
Sugar steady and unchanged; Butter firm
and unchanged. Eggs steady. Cheese In
fair demand; fancy New York. old. large.
CINCINNATI May 12-Flour quiet. Wheat
steady; No. red. &c. Receipts, 1000 bu;
Sic. Oats in good demand and firm; No z
mixed, &c. Rye easy; No. 2 42l1c. Lard
firm at 4.41fzQ450c. Bulk meats quiet and
Whisky steady; sa.es, 464 bbls at 81 p But
ter steady; fancy Elgin creamery, lSc. Sugar
barely steady. Eggs dull at &c. Cheese
steady
TOLEDO, May l2-Wheat active and
higher: No 2. cash and May. 6s1sc: July,
66l4c; August, CSC. Corn dun and steady
No. mixed. May. 2s1ac; July, s11kc.
sSc: july uiy, so a Rye dull: No. T. cash. SIC
Glover seed dull and steady; prime, cash,
$780, October. A.65. with sellers.
whte o no. NAY red s9e 5s sa August MS
65Szc. Corn-No. 2, 2Slsc, Oats-No; white
22lsc Rye-No. 2. SIC. Receipts-Wheat, q
600 bu; oats, 1900 bu.
LIVERPOOL. May 12.-Wheat--Spot quiet
/ hard, Manitoba, IS 4d; No. California,
5s Id.
Wool.
BOSTON, May 12-With the continued
state of the wool market here holders OF
wool who have been maintaining steady val
ues for the past six months are growing
disguised with the outlook, and number
of them now willing TO accept the pres
ent market prices. which are many cents
below what their former views fixed. The
feature of the market this week appears
to be the fine picking of unwashed quarter
blood woods at what is undoubtedly the low
est price on record. One large manufactures
has bought 100000 pounds quarter blood I'M
washed in this and other markets at l41a1
15c. These woods have until lately been
quoted at 17Q1Sc. Fleece WOODS continue
Sow, with prices weakening. Territory woods
are slow and the few buyers are not dis.
posed to pay more than the basis OF
soc, secured, for fine. Australian wcols are
slow, but prices are being held. The fol-
lowing are the quotations for leading de-
scriptions:
Ohio and Pennsylvania fieeces, x and
above, 16Q16Iac; Xxx and above, 17laq1Sc; No
/ combng, &c; No. combing, 22c: Deiaine
zoe: Michigan. Wisconsin, X Michigan, 15Q
No. Illinois, 191sc; No. 2 Michigan. comb
ing, 191sQ20c; No. Illinois, 191sc; New
York, New Hampshire and Vermont
l5c; New York, New HAMPSHIRE and
Vermont, 151sc; Delaine, Michigan, 1sc
1Sc; unwashed medium, Kentucky ant
Indiana quarter blood, combing, Ice
Kentucky and Indiana three-eighths
blood combing, 16c: Missouri quarter blood
combing, l5c; braid combing, lac; Texa.
WOODS. spring medium Twelve monthsl. ilQ
lie; secured price. CSC; spring fine twelve
months), 1od11c; secured price, 30G31c
| spring medium (six to eight months), 9q11c
secured price, 26G27c.