The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-09
5l6022 bu corn, 592 c55 bu; OATS ia 1854 bu; rye,
81, 81 bu; malt, Isl, lie bu barley, none; peas,
ii, 235 bu

3i,3lI bu; matt, lol LILO Su; barley, none; peas,
II, 235 bu.
CHICAGO, June 8-The tone of the wheat
market was strong. in the main, TO day, and. de-
spite season of weakness during the middle OF
the session. reaction followed which carried
prices up cent from the closing Saturday. ant.
the market closed for the day about &c higher
than on Saturday. There were more oui side
buying orders, but the inclination of q great
majority of the traders was TO await the publica
tion of the visible supply report Considerable
interest Is also exhibited in the forthcoming es-
Inmates by the government bureau concerning
the probable winter wheat yield The report of
the State Agricultural Bureau of Missouri plac
ing the probable yield this year at 10000
bushels. had its bearing on the market and some
curiosity has been excited to whether
the government estimates will be as
low as those reported by the va
rious State bureaus, which have
thus far been very discouraging in tone. The
market to-day opened i a &c higher, owing to the
cold and unreasonable weather, and sold off &c
In anticipation of considerable increase in the
visible supply, but free buying carried the mar
ket up again; prices then fell off &c,
and again advanced ac above Saturday.
The feeling in corn was strong, mainly
market opened j q ac higher. sold off 10. bnt raj
lied &c, and finally closed &c higher than Satur-
day. The oats market ruled dull early. but de-
veloped strong activity, and prices were sent up
to point fully 1c over Saturday. There was
an active, stronger feeling in provisions, and In
pork an advance Of 80 035c was early scored
partial reaction followed, but the market closed
well up to the best prices of the day.
Flour was quiet and unchanged,
In wheat the feeling was unsettled, and prices
6uctuated rather wildly. The market opened
] a &c higher, owing to the cold weather, sold
off &c, but rallied again, then fell back &c hut
advanced Ice, and finally closed sc over Satur-
day. The sales ranged: June. SIS 9ssssc, clos
August, 9ls a 92ac, closing at 92sc; No. spring,
SSs 0SSsc; No. spring, 79c; No. red, 50 a 95ac;
No. 3 red, SIC.
Corn quiet but strong. The market
opened sa9c higher declined &c, advanced e.
and closed &c Saturday. Cash. 46s 046ac;
June, 46 46sc. closing at 46sc; July, AS 46sc,
closing at 46sc; August. 46046sc, closing at
46046sc.
Oats ruled quiet but firm during the regular
session. and closed about ac over Saturday;
cash. 334 a33se; June. 33 33sc, closing at 33ar;
July, 32ss 33ac. closing at 334c: August. ESQ
2S44c closing at oslo. Rye was quiet; No. 2,
90 a 66c. Barley was nominal
Flax seed was quiet No. /, 81 SO.
Mess pork was active and stronger. The
market opened l0c higher. advanced 20 @25c.
reacted 15020c, but rallied again and closed
steady. Cash. 40 500l0 So. The sales ranged:
July, $40 32a 10 60, closing at $40 57a a TO- 60;
August SIC. 40 10 70. closing at $40 673 clio 10
Lard was fairly active. stronger, and 79010c
higher; cash, 6.GO06 62ac June. 60: July
657t a 65c, closing at s 62a a 65c; August,
g. o06 Toe. closing at 723 @675c. Boxed
meats quiet but firm Dry saltei shoulders
$50 03 S5e: short rib sides, 545 90. 47ac; short
clear sides 5. 20 05 Toe
Whisky was firm at 81. 15
Sugars We're steady and unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter was quiet
and shade tirmer; creamery, 140l5ac; dairy,
lI0l2c. Eggs were weak at ii 0llac.
On the afternoon board wheat WAS quiet but
steady: August &c lower. Corn was firm and
04c higher Oats were &c higher, latter for
June. Pork was 2ac higher. Lard was .07ic
higher.
Recepts-Fiour, 1000 hrls; wheat. SO. 900 bu;
corn. 257. bu; OATS 147. 600 bu; rye 900 bu;
barley 1000 hu. Shipments-Flour. IL 600 brls:
wheat, % 900 blu: corn. COG 600 bu; OATS 187, 600
bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley, 1900 bu