The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-30


Der, ST. o3 0104s, closing at 81 03s October ST. 04s
01.05I, closing at 81. 0Js; December, $l.0Si.
Corn easier Receipts, 1894, 400 Blu: ex-
ports, go 628 BIZ: ungraded 51154c; No 3, 52c
steamer, SIC elevator; No. 2, 534 $3.50 elevator.
53s SAC afoat; No 2, to arrive, 62a 063ac; spot.
high mixed, size; No. j, white, 6Sc; ungraded,
white. sac; No 2. june 534 0535c. closing at
53ac: July 53s 053sc. closing at 53sc; August,
$50 a544c, closing at Sac; September 54a a SAC,
closing at SAFE; October, 55s a 55ssc closing at
55tc.
Oats were fairly active. Receipts. 81, 700; ex-
ports, none; medium Western, 80 a 39c; white
Western, 80 042c.
Coffee-Spot, fair Rio dull at Sc; options dull;
sales $500 bags July, 6.70c; August G. S5c; Sep
TENDER, g. 95c; October, 7c; November, z. l0c;
February, 25c Sugar dull and nominal; re-
fined quiet and steady; graduated, 6s 06 1i-16c.
Petroleum firm; United closed at 93sc; crude,
in barrels, 7sa7sc. Tallow steady. Rosin quiet.
Turpentine dull at 36a a SIC.
Eggs were dull and easier; Western, 12l q 13c.
Wool steady, demand moderate
Pork was dull. Lard was dull; Western steam,
6.52ac t. o. b.; july G. 7G0672c; August,
6.Ssc September, 6990ZOlc; October, III a
Z lie; November, Z OF q 7.03c: December, g. 900
6. 94c; city steam, 81 Soc
Cheese steady and quiet; Western fiat, 81 &c.
Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO, June 29-The wheat trade had
touch of the war fever to day. rumors of trouble
heavy and dropping market. The opening was
steady, but heavy offerings came on the market,
which caused break of &c. carrying August
down to S9ac, and the temper extremely
'bearish," the short" sellers being in the ma
jority About this time, however, advices were
received showing that q rebel horde in Afghan
istan had stolen from the Ameer treasures valued
at I'll 600 000 possibly done at the instigatlon of
Russia. This led to sharp turn in the market,
and there were frantic rushes on the
part of the shorts to cover, which carried
prices up lie within a very short time.
amid sharp excitement. The scene was about
the widest which had been witnessed for many
weeks. The later reports were somewhat more
reassuring. which caused prices to fall back Ia
lie; the market then fuctuated and closed on the
regular board about the same as on Saturday
In the afternoon there were more discouraging
crop reports, and in the expectation of decrease
IN the visible supply the feeling was again
strong, and the market closed &c higher. For
eign advices were favorable, quoting steady and
firm markets. There was a fair speculative
business in corn, and good demand existed for
cash. The feeling developed was rather strong,
and prices ruled q trife higher, but the
advance was not sustained. The esti
mated receipts for tomorrow were large.
There was strong market for June
delivery Of oats, under which pressure prices
advanced Ia &c; the other options, however,
ruled easier and closed lower Provisions ruled
easy at the opening, but rallied and closed a
shade higher than on Saturday.
Flour was quiet and unchanged.
Wheat opened steady. but declined &c,
then rallied lac on rumors OF fresh trouble In
Afghanistan, fell back &c more reassuring
advces, and closed about the same as Sat
urday. The sales ranged: June, 86a 088c,
closing at o7sc; July, S14 88ac, closing at 87sc;
91s 92ac, closing at 9la o 9lsc; No. spring 81
0S7ac; No. 3 spring, Isle; No. red, 93c; No.
3 red, $50.
Corn ruled moderately strong and prices 'ad
same as Saturday Cash, 47sc june Az
47sc, closing at Az 047sc; July, 46a 0A7tc
closing at 46sc; August 46s 047sc closing at
46ac; September, 46s az 7sc, closing at 46ac.
Oats ruled active and stronger for the June
delivery. but easier for the deferred futures;
cash, 32i 032sc; June, 3244 32sc, closing at 32a
a 32sc July, 80 a 324c. closing at 32sc August,
27027sc, closing at 27sc. Rye was dull; No. 2,
&C.
Flaxseed was firm; No. /, 1924
Mess pork ruled easy and 07ac lower early,
but rallied 10012dc later, and closed steady;
cash. $40 ESQ 1890; July, $40. 20 10 32a, closing
at $l0.2 TO- 79; August l030d TO- 4299. closing
at $l0.37a q 40; September, $40 42a q 10. 52a,
steady; cash. 6.60 6 623c; July, 6.60 65c clos
ing at 60 66.62ac: August, 6.674 g. 724c, closing
at 6.7O06 72ac; September 6. III a 6. SOC. Boxed
meats steady; dry-salted shoulders, g. 750
DC; short-ribs, 5.32ac; shortclear sides, $500
B. Doc.
Whisky was firmer at $1.15
Sugar was steady and unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter. ruled firmer
creamery, l5a l6ac; dairy, Ii q 1880.
On the afternoon board wheat was stronger
and d3c higher, closing July, Ssc; August,
904c September 924c. Corn was firm and &c
higher. Oats were unchanged. Pork was 2ac
higher. Lard was unchanged.
Receipts-Flour, IL. 600 brls wheat, $4,000 bu
corn, 282, 600 blu; OATS 124 900 bu; rye, 1900 bu
barley, LOCO bu. Shipments-Flour, 1000 brls
wheat, SO, 600 blu; corn, 36S 600 blu; oats, $4,000
bu; rye 1000 bu barley 1000 bu.