The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-01

at 99sc; August, $1.o1 a 10ls, closing at 81 01s;
September, 81 03 a 03s, closing at $l.03s: Oeto
Der, 81 90 a 054, closing at $l.o51; December,
81. 08s a .08s. closing at 81, 08s; March, 81. 49,
June 1856, 81 III Oils.
Corn-Spot. steady and fairly active; options
opened a shade lower, later reacted closing
steady. Receipts, 223 $50 Blu; exports Sc, 652 bu;
ungraded, 80 Q54lc; steamer, SIC elevator; No 2
534c elevator, 53s q 41c afoat, 534c C. l. and f.;
No 2, white. G2a a 64c; high mixed, 544c; yellow,
SIC; No g June, go a 53ac. closing at 534c July,
53s 0533c. closing at 533; August, 53s % 544c,
closing at 544c; September, 543 G55c, closing at
soc; October, 55s a 55sc, closing at 55sc.
Oats were fairly active. Receipts, $3.50 bu;
exports 1888 bu; mixed Western, 370 &c.,;
white Western, 384 042c.
Hops were dull and heavy.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio firm at SIC; options
moderately active; Rio, spot G 80c sales, 16, 500
bags: July, 6 7006 S5c; August 6 80 06 csc; Sep
TENDER, IA 705c; October, 715c; November,
z 15c; January, 7200725c. Sugar; refined,
steady and quiet cut loaf and crushed. tie;
Cubas &c; mould A, CSC. Molasses quiet and
nominal Rice steady, and in fair demand.
Petroleum firm United closed at 97sc; crude,
in barrels. Il a 79c; refined here, Sc. Tallow
steady. Rosin firm at$l 20 22a. Turpentine
dull at 364c.
Eggs steady; light demand; Western, 70 012s
Wool steady; demand light; domestic fleece
q a 36c; pulled, I40 32c; Texas 902lc
Pork steady and in better demand; mess, spot
$l1@115O. Beef steady. Lard moderately
active; Western steam, spot, Go g. 713c; July,
g. 70 al 76c; August 6S7 6. 90c; September, 70
70lc; October, 710a713c; November, 2020
TO0c; city steam, 6. 10 a 8. 5Oc.
Butter dull and weak on others than strictly
fine grades. Cheese firm; demand fair; Western
flats - acc Lead steady. Other articles un
changed.
CHICAGO June 30-The wheat market
which closed very bullish last night the for
eign war news, took complete change of front
this morning. There appeared to be TO vertical
ton OF the reported trouble in Afghanistan. and
the visible supply report disclosed rather large
increase, under which influence the market
opened weak and quickly sold off 1c from last
nights close; but the market rested there and re-
fused to go any lower at any time during the
session. After the first furry the feeling be-
came frmer, and it was discovered that
there was very little wheat on sale,
and orders came in more freely to
buy at the decline. The buying became
very general and strong before the close, and the
last trading of the day within &c of the close
OF yesterday, with rather strong feeling. The
receipts here continue good. The advance here,
late In the session, attributed to the fact
that 100000 bushels of spring wheat had been
taken for export. Vessel room was secured for
rs, 900 bushels OF wheat. There was an active
trade in corn, and despite heavy arrivals the
market ruled stronger. and closed about &c
higher the regular board, and advanced q Sc
additional at the afternoon session. There was
June delivery broke the price for that option %
Sc, while the other futures ruled shade easier
Provisions ruled a shade easier, with only light
trading
Flour was steady and unchanged
Wheat-The market opened &c lower, quickly
sold off &c more, rallied &C. again sold off &c, raj
lied &c and closed &c under yesterday; the sales
ranged: June, S6s a 87Sc, closing at &c. July, 81
d81sc, closing at SIZE; August, 69a a soc, closing
at S9sc; September. 9ls q 92sc, closing at 9lsc;
> 10 Z q Ia
2 red, 93c: No. 3 red, Sic.
Corn ruled fairly active and firm. closing &c
higher cash, 7aa474c; June 475 a473c, closing
at 414c; July 464 "a 7c closing at ~; August,
465 0465c, closing at 46s.
In oats the trading was brisk and heavy, de-
liveries for June causing break of q &c in that
option, with the other futures selling q 4c low
cash, 81 a 32c; June, 81 a 323c, closing at
BIZ &c. July. 81 a 32c, closing at BIZ BIC; Au
gust, 26s a27sc, closing at 26s 027c. Rye was
dull; No. 2, 62c
Flaxseed steady: No |, 81 23I.
Mess pork-Prices ruled q al sc higher early
settled back 507ac, and closed steady; cash.
$40 200 %; July, $l020010.25 closing at
$40 20 a 10 224; August. $lO.32a TO- 37l, closing
at $l0.32a n TO- So. Lard was quiet and un-
changed; cash and July, 66006.624c; August
6.70a6. 72lc; September, 6.773 q soc. Boxed
meats were steady dry salted shoulders. 8 rs q
dc; short clear sides. 5 So a soc.
Whisky firm at 10.
Sugars were steady; cut-loaf, &c; granulated,
7c standard A, Gsc.
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled firm;
| creamery, l6017ac; dairies, 13@l lac. Eggs were
steady at 10a lie.
On the afternoon board wheat was stronger
and &c higher. Corn was strong and ! q &c
higher. Oats were &C. higher. Pork was PC
higher. Lard was unchanged.
Receipts-Flour, 900 brls; wheat $4,000 bu;
corn, 304, 600 blu; oats, 1863 900 blu: rye 5000 bu;
barley, 1000 blu. Shipments-Flour, 1900 brls;
wheat 90 600 bu; corn, 1l6 600 bu; OATS 148, 900
bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley, 5000 bu.