The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-19

easy; spot, 7sa.@7sc; receipts ISIS bu exports
none; Southern wheat by sample S94s6c. Germ
receipts S3,9s5 bu; exports. 2S3,0l4 bu; Southern
white corn, 34c; Southern rellow Sic oats hrlni
No. white. 2Sjsc: receipts. 10.022 blu; exports
none. Rye weak: No. 2 Western, 401sc receipts.
TO- POP bu; exports none. Hay weaker; choice TIM,
othy, s13.50614. Grain freights very quiet and
unchanged. Butter weak; fancy creamery, 15e.
Eggs and cheese steady ana unchanged
CINCINNATI. May 1S.-Flour easy. Wheat
steady. but lower; 10. red, GOO. Corn quiet,
but firm; No. mixed, 26hq261zc: Oats quiet
No. mixed. 211ze. Rye dull; No. ?, S5@36c
ass Bacon easy at S5.5095.55. Whisky S119.
Butter easier and lower; Elgin creamery l5lac.
Ohio, 12Q12c; dairy, &c. Sugar steady EGGS
easy at TIC. Cheese easy.
TOLEDO. May 1s.--Wheat lower and weak;
cash and May, sSc; july, '6ese; September 'z5sc.
No. white and No. yellow, 2l92c; No. white
and No 9 yellow, &c. Oats dull and easy; No,
5oa xe Rve G n 10 No %f' Sc asked Glover seed
duh and easy; prime. cash, $780, October A.42l2.
LIVERPOOL, May 1s.-Hams- Shortcut, Il to
dull at 20s. Wheat-No. red Northern spring
dull at 6s I'd. Corn-American mixed, spot new,
dull Is 794d; May dull at Is 113d; june Is t4d;
July IS SAD. F1our-St. Louis fancy winter
steady at IS cd.
DETROIT, May 1S-wheat weak; No. white
and No. red. SIC; July, 75Ac. Corn-No:
2. Sec w.
Wool.
BOSTON May 1S-Business in the wool market
here has dropped OH cOlSlNeTdOly uuIllS TIE past
week and sales are consequently slow values,
however, held fairly steady. Territory WOODS are
dull. Fleece woods continue firm under light Of
ferngs, but the demand is limited. Australian
woods are taken freely at former prices. The
following are the quotations Ior leading dSscl a
tons: Ohio and Pennsylvania neecesaA and
above, 19@20c No. / combing, z4c; NO. COMB
ing, &c; Xxx and above, re; deialne z3c.
Michigan, Wisconsin,. etc.-X Michigan. lSe; No.
l Illinois connbing, 22023c; No. l Michigan comb
ing, 22Q23c; NO. Illinois combing, 22@23c; No.
2 Michigan conbing 22q2Sc: New York New
Hampshire and Vermont, 1712@1Sc; No. New
York New Hampshire and Vermont, 2oc; delaine,
Michigan, 20Q21c Lake ana George, lSQlSc
Unwashed medium-Kentucky and Indiana guar
ter-blood combing, 19Q20c; Kentucky and Indiana
three-eighths blood combing, lyQ2oc; missouri
quarter-blood combng, 19c; Missouri three
eighths blood combing 19c; braid combing, lSc
Texas wools-SprIng medium az months), IlQlZc
secured price 32Q34c. Spring fine u2 months,
11012c; secured price. SoG3ec. territory Woois-
Montana fine medium and fine lo1sqIl72 .19;
Wyoming, etc.-Fine medium ana fine, lOqlZc;
secured price 35G136c; staple. 3743Sc California
wools-Northern spring, 14lQ16c; secured price 50
037c middle county spring, l0Ql2c; secured
price 32@34c; Southern free, 10ql1c; secured
price' S45SS5c. Australian (scoured basis)-Comb
ing, supertine, 4SQ49c; comolng' goou' 490 acc
combing, average, 42c. Queensland combing 43
Q45c.
! LONDON, May 1s.-There was increased ami
nation shown at the wool auction sales to-day
Bidding came from all quarters and prices
showed q firm tendency. Russia bought seoureds
and Germany took sDecialties and all descrlD-
lions except superior. Australian greasy merino
and cross-breds sold 5lIl0 per cent. higher than
the opening prices of the present series. Cape Of
Good Hope and Natal woods were in good sup
ply with greasy selling per cent. higher than
the opening rates. The offerings to-day num-
bered a. $40 bales and the Withdrawals 800; The
continent and home trade also made purchases.
Following are the sales in detail: New South
Wales-3,7SS bales; secured, 7Adw1s "a; greasy
41bG915d Queensland, ITO bales; secured, 10l2d
6ls Sd; greasy, 5%09d. Victoria, 453 bales
secured, 9d@1s Sd; greasy, 5A@lO1Ad; south
is bales; greasy, SAD. New Zealand-5.O4O
bales secured idols 14d; greasy. 5q912d Cape
of Good Hope and Natal-1,0S4 bales; secured
Ga. d11d; greasy, 4GD6$4d d.