The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-13

$lT.25 a 11.30; extra prime. $3.50 Da75; family
mess, Sill so. Lard moderately active; West
orn steam spot, 6. S0a6S 5c: june, 83c; July,
S8a69oe August 696a6.99c; September,
7.000I09c; October, I1307I7c; December
694 a DOC; city steam, 665c.
Butter was quiet and firm Western. 9a1sac
Cheese-Firm and in good demand; Western
fat 81 a. Tie. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, June 12-As result of the days
trading on Change there was partial reaction
in wheat from the decline inaugurated yester-
day, with a better feeling in trade. There was
an easy feeling early in the day, and prices fell
off &c from the close yesterday, but buying was
good During the middle of the session the
temper became stronger. Foreign advices
quoted dull markets, and the weather in the
West was favorable for growing crops, but from
portions of the Northwest came reports of
drouth. Receipts were larger, and there is still
limited shipping inquiry. The Milers' Associa-
ton at Minneapolis, it is stated, had given
out an estimate of the crop which was smaller
than any report by about 20 000, 900 bushels, and
it was also stated that the association had ad
yanced the price of wheat The fact of the
change in the British Ministry also served to
strengthen the market. The market closed on
the regular board fsc higher than yesterday,
but declined shade on the afternoon board.
The attendance of operators in the corn pit was
light, but the feeling was firm, Notwithstanding
that receipts were considerably larger The mar
ket advanced a0sc, and closed &c high
dull, and there was no noticeable
change in option prices Provisions ruled active
and stronger, prices advancing 30 a 37ac, and
were we'll sustained. Lard ruled 05 a. 10c higher,
and closed steady.
Flour was unchanged
Wheat-The market opened shade lower,
afterward improved 1sc, eased off &c. and closed
lsc higher than yesterday. The sales ranged:
june 87s a874c, closing at S7sc; July, 49, 0s9sc,
closing at SO q $780, August, 90a a91s closing
at 9ls 09lac; September, 92a 93sc, closing at
93sc; NO. 2 spring, S94 68sc; No. 3 spring, $50
79c: No. 2 red, "a @944c; No. 3 red, S4a a &c.
Corn was quiet but firm. Prices advanced 10
SC, and closed &c higher than yesterday. Cash,
47ac; June, 47047sc, closing at At a 7sc; July,
465 @4Gac closing at 46sc; August, 46ac closing
at 46ac.
Oats were dull, with prices showing little
change Cash, 33s q 33sc; june 33sc; july, 33s
33lc, closing at 339 % 1890; August, 26sc. Rye
was steady; No. q Coo
Flax-seed was dull and weak No. /, 81. 80.
Mess Pork-The demand was active and
stronger; prices advanced 35037ac, and closed
steady. Cash, $1037! q 1850; July, $1032k0
1o52a. closing at $40 45 a 10 All; August slO.250
1922, closing at $1O52a a 1856. Lard
was fairly active and frmer, and
prices were .05 10c higher. Cash,
$50 06 65c: July, 662a 06G79c, closing at 67ac;
August, 6. az 77bc. Boxed meats were firm;
dry sailed shoulders 1856 q 8 90c: shortrib SIDES
$40 05.42ic; short-cear sides, s. 70 05. Zoe.
Whisky was firm at 81. To-
Sugar steady and unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter was in bet
ter demand: creamery, I3@16c; dairy, 0012c.
Eggs are dull at 12c.
At the afternoon board wheat was shade
easier and &c lower. Corn was 4c lower Oats
were 15c lower Pork was a &c lower. Lard
was .021c lower.
Receipts-Flour 1000 brls; wheat, 70, 900 bu;
corn, l53 900 bu; oats, 5000 bu: rye, 5000 bu
barley, 5000 bu. ipments-Flour, 1000 brls;
wheat, II, 900 bu corn, 204 900 bu; oats, 13l 900
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1000 blu.