The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-19

country, and wholesale men made it a day to
straighten up stocks. The last day OF two there
mas been no important change to note in values.
Inc egg, hutter anu cheese markets STRONG
attquot ations, on large receipts. The poultry
market is settling, but there is ample room for
il; prices now range too high IL was a slow
Jay VIII grocers. The reports from New York
IN regard to coffee conflict. There is a sharp
speculative movement in process there, and for
some time past the bulls have had the best OF
IL. Prlvate Rio dispatches it is said received
at New York, report considerable of a decline at
RIO sugar unchanged, with moderate de-
mand A dispatch from New York says: IN
terVleWs with leading coffee importers, to-day,
merely extract the information that coffee has
Deen declining for years until bottom is reached,
WIN unusual transactions and excitement.
None of the brokers venture predictions as to
the future of the market" Green cOffees ad-
Vanced lac to-day. Hog products continue quiet
ana prices remain unchanged. Business men
are now we'll prepared for cooler weather, and
the belief Is that with it's coming trade will be
more active.
Seldom is there bluer day on Change than
was Thursday, Oct. 1s, 1888. Attendance was
small and business lifeless. The Board of Trade
Price Current says of wheat: Local markets are
dnll and lower Feeling is weak and very little
confidence is seen either IN cash or futures. New
York is lac tirmer, while Baltimore and Chicago
are IA SIC lower. The substantial reason for
dull ana lower markets is seen in the large in
crease in the visible supplies. which, notwith-
standing light receipts at all points, looms to
the extent of l. 346,411 bushels. The New York
Produce Exchange Weekly seems to think that
the dull markets and low prices can only con-
tlnue through the remaining months of this
year, and that toward spring we may expect a
healthier condition of things ana further urges
the farmer mot to be in too great haste to SELL"
We'll. the promise o: better things has been so
long in reaching it's fulf1lment, that the averag
bull is seriously questioning the inspiration of
the prophet. We quote:
NO Mediterranean, track. $1.o5
NO. Mediterranean, track. .......-... l.O5
NO. Mediterranean, track. .-...........1 .02
70 leu' track OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.UOA2
No. red, track 90
Mixed, track. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 95
Rejected, track -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
Understandable, track Observation-Disclosures rs
OecemDef, TRACK --------.----.--.....----.1 LOO
Corn-The friends of this cereal are rapidly de-
sorting II. and seem to be growing fewer every
day. While prices remain about the same, vet
offerings are light and feeling is dull. The visi-
BILE supply shows q decrease of nearly 100000
bushels, which is easily accounted for under
light receipts and an increased home consump-
tion' Futures are dull, and are handled eau
tiousy. Wequote:
No. white, track 40
No. white, track OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. As
Yellow, TRACK. AZ
Hl@n mixed, Track Az
N Hl :, tritck- a.
~ ~ D, udck- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40
Rejected, track. AS
sound ear, track AT
new Decenpef Az
Oats-Good local demand, and prices are we'll
maintained. Inquiries confined to cash deliv-
cries. Futures in no favor. Offerings are light.
We quote:
No, white, track Observation-Disclosures. 80
Light mixed, track Observation-Disclosures 90
Mixed, track. %
Rejected, track. 251e
Rye-No. 2, dull; nothing DONG
Bran-Steady; $l2.25 bid; held at ST 3, track.
ShipstuH-Quiet; $l325 bid; none offered
GRAIN IN STORE
Oct. II, 1888.