The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-11

94c; No. Milwaukee to. arrive 99c; un-
graded red, 89096ac; No. red, 94c; 20.
red, esa q Csc elevator g ssl atos.; No white,
ing at 969c; May, A. 776 600 blu, SO 9Sac, closing
at 971c; June, 2, 1872 600 bu CSC a 81, closing at
99c; August, 184, 600 bu, 81 0201 LOB, closing at
$l.02; September, 40, 600 bu, ST. 055; October.
5000 blu. 81 03a July sales of l. 1872 coo bu at 81
0l0l5, closing at $l.0os December, 5000 bu,
$1.06.
Corn-Spot lots advanced a liz; options opened
0lc lower and later advanced l0lc, closing
with reaction of s0sc Receipts 2l3, 400 bu;
26O 600 bu spot Ungraded. 50053c steamer,
524 a 52ac elevator, 53l 054e afeat; No. 2, 521
053c elevator, 49, a 54ac afoat; steamer yell
low, 53 053I; steamer white, 53l 533c; No.
white, So a sec; low mixed, 5ls SIC; yellow, 53a
oslo; No. z, April, 52052sc, closing at 525c;
May. 52a 534c, closing at 53c; June, 5344 53ac,
closing at 53sc; July, 81 55c, closing at SAC;
steamer, April, SIZE, including $4,000 bu No. 2
Chicago to arrive c. j. f., 52ac..
Oats q 1ac higher and active, closing easier;
| receipts 81, 200 hu.; exports 800 bu; sales
| 100000 bu futures 10000 blu spot. Mixed
Western, 39040c; white do, 383c.
Hay firm, with fair inquiry
Coffee-Spot fair Rio quiet options dull and
June, 7.40c; July. 7.45c; August, 750c; Septem-
Der, 1856 076 Coo; October, 7600765c; December,
775c. Sugar steady and quiet; centrifugal
5 5-l6c; fair to good refining quoted at $3.50
1l-l6c; cut-oaf and crushed, 6s 06 7-l6c. Mo-
lasses unchanged; demand light. Rice steady;
moderate demand.
Petrolum-Unted closed at 78c.
Eggs firm; demand fair; Western, 15a q l6c
Pork was fairly active and firm. Beef was
quiet and unchanged. Cut meats were dull
Lard opened shade lower, and later advanced
Sac points, closing with a slight reaction;
Western steam spot, Z25c; April, 7.21 al. 23c;
May, 7.26073Oc; June, 1888 a. 6c; July, TAI a
a47c October, 765c.
Butter firm for choice stock; others weak
Cheese quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO, April 10-The wheat market was
full OF excitement again to-day, with heavy
transactions throughout the entire session.
The opening was very weak, with prices off
evidences on the part of some of the heavy bears
to pound the market The sudden reaction was
due to the advance in British consols, and feel
ing that the Afghan war cloud might not prove
SO black as it had been painted. The lowest fig
ures of the day were current, however, at the
opening and from the lowest point the mar
ket advanced lie, but fell back, and
the final closing of the day was &c under yester-
day. Extraordinary strength was developed in
corn, the options being advanced nearly cent
over the best figures of yesterday, and closing
s0sc higher. Oats ruled strong the market
closing &c higher. Provisions ruled somewhat
lower, with a fairly active trade.
Flour was steady and firm at the advance Of
ern, S. 85d4 so; Wisconsin 3d. rs "a 25; Michi-
gan, soft spring wheat $30375; Minnesota
bakers, So. TO- 20; patents, 81. 15 al. 90; low
grades, So az. 70; rye -four, 3d. 70G3.85.
In wheat the speculative trading was again
very active with the feeling very unsettled.
The market opened 203c lower rallied 1c de-
cined &c, rose l4c, and receded and closed on
the regular board 1ac under yesterday. The
sales ranged April: 80a "a 824c, closed at 81ac
May, S5a 087sc, closed at S6ac; June, S7a q S9sc,
RI at IN m No
spring, 75c.
In corn speculative trading was active, with
good shipping inquiry The market declined &c
early, in sympathy with wheat but recovered
and advanced lie, receded, fuctuated. and
closed s0sc over yesterday. Cash, 4Oa 04322c
April, 39a a. 1c closed at 405c; May 43a q 45sc,
closed at 444c; June, AL a 46c closed at 45ac
Oats ruled firm, with a lively speculative trade;
the market advanced lc, and closed az over
YESTERDAY; cash, 29s 93oc; May, 33@34sc closing
Rye was firm; No 2, 64c Barley was nominal
No. 2, So q 64c.
Flax seed was quiet No. /, $135
Mess pork was active, with prices irregular
Prices declined 20 930c early, rallied Is 02oc and
closed steady; cash, $l2 10 a H. 0 May, $12 100
80, closed at $12. % "a .271; june $12 200
II. 49, closed at $l2 35012 37a. Lard steady. with
only slight changes in prices; cash, S. 80 96 92ac;
May, g. 50 7.021c, closed at 70 02a; June, 7.05
0z12ac, closed at 707a 7.10c. Box meats firm;
dry sailed shoulders, 4.500 Coo; short ribs, 6.05
&c l0c; short-cear sides, G. so al Soc
Whisky was firm at 81 Is.
Sugars are unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled steady;
creamery, 244 a 25ac; dairy, % %; eggs steady
at 12a a 1910.
On the afternoon board, wheat closed easier
and &c lower; corn was &c lower; oats were &c
lower pork was &c lower; lard was .02Ic lower
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 bbls wheat $4,000
bu; corn, 113, 600 blu; oats 81, 900 blu; rye, 5000
blu: barley. 81 900 bu. ShipmentS-FlOur &c 900