The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-06

$lo7.; January, $l.os. a1o9, closing at sl.oss.
June, 81 16a
Corn firm; receipts, "a, 500 bu exports, 161 54
bu; sales, $4,000 bu futures. 100 600 bu spot.
Uugraded, So a sac; No. 2, 53c in elevator; So q
54ac afioat; No 2 white. So a sec in elevator;
No. August, 52s 535c, closing at 53ac; Septem-
ber 53s $3.50. closing at 534c; October, 53. q
53!c, closing at 534c; November, 52a 052sc, clos
ing at 52sc
Oats lower; receipts, as, $50 bu; exports, 1913
hu Mixed Western, 37a39c; white Western,
40 045c
Hay steady and demand fair
Hops quiet and steady.
Coffee-Options dull; sales, 5, 707 bags; Septem-
Der, 720c October T. 25c November, Z 30c; De-
cember, 1850; August and December together
7.20c and Z 35c, respectively Sugar dull;
refined quiet and steady; confectloners A. &c;
powdered, 6 9 ace. Molasses was weaker
Rice steady and fairly active.
Petroleum was steady; United closed at 9Ssc.
Tallow was dull Rosin was steady at ST.. 150
Liza. Turpentine was quiet at 3G4
Eggs were steady; demand fair; Western,
14W14lc
Pork was easy and fairly active; mess spot
81 a 1926 clear back $l2 80 ola Cut meats
were firm; picked bellies, Q64c; picked hams,
ii Oll4c Lard was less active, closing steady;
Western steam spot, 6. 90 q 67ac; August, e SO
d660c September, 6 SO 6 65c; October 6.67 a
6. 75c; November, 6. 81 a G. roc; city steam, $500
6 soc.
Butter quiet and steady Cheese was
frmer and in better demand.
Lead dull; other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Ans 5-Outsile of weakness in
the provision pit, there was very little feature
to the trading Change to-day. Trading in
wheat was again slow, and the feeling nervous
and unsettled. The market opened &c higher,
influenced by small receipts here, and at winter
wheat points and particularly by the press
reports of the possibility of further trouble on
the Afghan frontier. heavy decline in pork
occasioned weakness in wheat and prices fell
off 8 to !, rallied 8 to J. and closed closed
yesterday, ard declined 5c additional again
on the afternoon board There were
no exports, and foreign markets were reported
quiet There was moderate speculative and
shipping demand for corn, and the feeling was
rather stronger though at time the market
was weak, influenced by the decline in pork.
Receipts show falling off, and foreign markets
were reported firm. The market closed &c higher
for the near futures. Oats were firm, owing TO
lighter receipts, and closed at yesterdays fig
ures. Provisions were very active, and consid
cradle excitement prevailed for time. Prices
tuctuated rapidly, and all descriptions sold
freely at decline, especially on be-
half of outside parties During the
were called for freely, which added somewhat to
the depression and assisted in lowering prices
During The latter part of the session the demand
quite active and prices partially rallied
Kansas City caused the weakness, while the
foreign markets were also easier. Mess pork
declined 40 soc early, rallied 20 25c and closed
steady. Lard declined 100 l2lc, but rallied .02!
a. 05c, and closed steady.
Flour was quiet and unchanged.
Wheat opened &c higher, owing to foreign war
rumors. declined ) 0sc, owing to the decline in
pork rallied a &c and closed &c under yester
day. Sales ranged: August, S79 088ac closed
at 87sc; September, 89a 0904c, closed at 89s a
90c; October, 9ls @92ac, closed at 92sc; No.
spring, 874c; No. spring, SOC: No. red, 81 q
93ac; No. red, 81 @SSc.
Corn moderately active and generally
stronger. The market opened &c higher rose &c
additional sold off &c, rallied &C. and closed SC
higher than yesterday, except for the longer
futures, which remained unchanged Cash, 46s
@46!c; August, 46s 46ac, closed at 46ac, Sep
TENDER, 45s a 46sc, closed at 46s October, 44sc
@45sc, closed at 45sc.
Oats ruled firm with better demand for
cash. options showing no special change Cash,
264 02Sac; August. 25s 265c, closed at 26c;
September, % 0254c. closed at 25sc; October,
255 0254c, closed at 25tc.
Rye steady; No. 2, 58ac.
Flaxseed firm; No l, 81 233
Mess pork was greatly unsettled, prices fuctu-
ating wildly. The market declined 40 045c,
rallied 20 025c and closed steady. Cash So 30
$3.50; August So. 37a So closed at $937a a
94O September 1925 20, closed at So 42a
a945; October, 50 30a 8. IS, closed at So 42aa a
9.45 Lard was fairly active and weak, de-
chned 100. l23c, rallied .02a a 05c and closed
steady. Cash 6.25@6 274c; September 6.2740
6 40c. closed at 6 1922 06 35c; October, 6324 u
0645c, closed at 6.42bc Boxed meats steady;
dry sailed shoulders 375@425c; short ribs
.374 a .40c; short clear sides, $50 05:85c.
Whisky firm at $l15.
Sugar easy. Cut-loaf, Tic; graduated, CSC;
standard A. &c.
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled firm;
creamery, 10 else; dairy, 12@l5c Eggs firm at
lie.
On the afternoon board wheat was easy and
&c lower. Corn was firm and &c higher. Oats
were unchanged. Pork was y l0c lower.
Lard was .02ac lower.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 81, 900 bu;
corn, 10000 bu; oats, 81, 600 blu; rye, 1000 bu;
barley, none. Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls;
wheat, $4,000 blu; corn. 1888, 600 bu; oats, $1,000
bu; rye. none; barley 2 600