The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.


Produce Markets.
CHICAGO, July 2O.-The extreme heat which
prevailed here to-day had depressing effect
the bulls and bears. and the business done on the
board to-day was only moderate. About all the
interest on the floor centered in wheat Soon
after the opening the believers in high prices reg
ulated reports of damage to Dakota crops. Re-
Iowa and Southern Minnesota that the warm
weather was damaging the spring wheat crops.
All these rumors served TO put up prices 14@5Ec,
little wheat in which there was a small profit
threw il on the market, and naturally values re-
and back TO o az elosaS sSto P
lower than Saturday. On the afternoon board
trading was only moderately active. and the under
tone 10 the market was favorable to buyers The
warm weather is forcing the crop considerably,
anfthe outlook tor good yield is gradually inn
proving. This cereal also declined &c in the
afternoon, In the provision pit the operators
have shown for the past few days, and the trans
actions were very light The large receipts of
hogs at the Stock-yards- 900 heads something
unusual for this time of the year, and under the
influence of these receipts the market opened
very weak, and fraction lower for the August
futures, but about Saturdays closing figures for
the longer deliveries. between the heavy
receipts rec and the depressing effect q
very hard time of il. The market steadily de-
elined nntf the close OF the morning session.
has been the dullest day in provisions for overa
week Flour was quiet and prices are unchanged.
Wheat was somewhat unsettled and nervous and
Adyices from European markets showed aeon
paratively steady feeling in that quarter and the
Eastern markets were stronger in a general way.
| The market opened rather easy with rather free
| offerings on local account, and prices ruled "a
| &c lower. A stronger feeling was, however,
| quickly developed, and prices rallied again 20
| &c on report OF damage to growing crops. This
had some effect on local operators and encouraged
rather free buying 10 provide for outstanding
| contracts. New York was stronger and higher
| early but afterw9rd eased Off ST Louis was also
| quarter. The reports stated poor quality.
| The exports from the seaboard were moderate.
aoou. noon inc nar i became eassf on ru4rs
| and prices declined &c. The market during the
| last half OF the session was weak, with more or
| less realizing, and finally closed about &c lower
| than closing saturday Sales ranged cash, s914
| @S9szc; July, S914a9Oc, closed at soc; August
| @9s1zc. closed at e2s4c sellers; No. ? spring,
| 500; No. ? red 95@e6e: No. ; red, 9Oc: Corn
than Saturday. No. 3 l6t cash; 49, i6sc closed
at i55se bid July; 4ai53se closed at l5!4c bid
oarke eeGed az but s fea der
clined lk(dltc and closed quiet: No. ., 5lAd3l11c
cash; 3l3aSl54c, closed at 3l5sc July; 261z926sc,
| september RyeSin moderate demand. and mar
| ket very steady; No. 2 5s}gc. Flaxseed-Firm: No
cash = SO SOLO S closed at $50 sio scaO So A8
| gust; $40 soI10 A. closed at $40 So 9al0 40 Sep
tember LaTd1Quiet at g s5se S7l9 cash |, and and
| TENDER Boxed Meats-Dry sailed shoulders, 81 Is
az 25; short rib sides s. 1898 521z; short clear
| 67zc: standard A, &c On the Produce Exchange
| Butter-Was in fair demand and the market firm
teed stock. iiaiIl$c Recepts-Fiour, T. 900 bbis;
wheat, 5000 bu.; corn, 9o,o bu. oats, $4,000
S% rye 9oS eu barley Lace S S1 snRme9 600
"a Afternoon , Board.W6eat, soc July; sSc August
i5Ise September Oats-sic July: &c August: 25c
September. Pork-SlO 27H July and August;
| september.
NEW YORK, July 20.-F1our-Receipts, 50, Cos
bbls.; exports, 9,ssl bbls.; dull and in buyers
bu.; exports, ,96s bu; spot higher, with mod
| crate export demand; options opened lower later
ruled stronger and ADVANCED slosng firm; sales
ungraded red, sSe@sl O5Iz; No. ? red, q Ol7l ele
yaS lS az asrt e. Asas e So
closing at q o21s September g oSlzsl o.
closing q 0 0SteeeI g s1 os e co. Closing as
Os; December, 81 Oe2sal 10. closing at 81 ve5s
June 81 lse is CLOSING at declined
SO bu.;. sales, i,22i.OoO bu; futures $4,000 bu.
5i1Z@5l54c, elevator; no 2, 52@52iZc. elevator;
52sz@5sszc atioat; 52ss@521ze and l.; low mixed
52lSc, closing at sec: August 5S@52szc closing at
| 52l4c; September, 521z@5S1sc, closing at 529sc;
October Closing S at Sc 100 S Ss uikss
Western, .s7e4Oc; white do: 3s@icc; Stocks
| of grain in store July Is: Wheat, 46o2 ~ bu.
HogsMQ SHet and '' nominal codeeesPOt fair;
S ssss uet yu # &c s SPDas se oct sSeT
| 71sc; November, 7.2oc; September closed at 5o5a
February, !. 500 i.s5c sugar-steady demand; fair
| to good refining quoted at 51se514c refined dull
white sn. ef on a and
| d7c; powdered, G54@7c; granulated. 619e Mo-
| lasses-Barely steady, but quiet; 20 test, l9tsc
RseF %nits With Closed fair at asyr
/ Rosin-Firm. Turpentine-steady at 3s14c. Eggs
Firm with fair inquiry; Western, l4@l412c
sii 50: family mess, sii 25@1i 80. Beef-ouiet.
Lard-Dull; Western steam, spot quoted at Sc -;
o.: October, 81 1907 IA; November 81 oia7 0s;
December s7@7 o.: city steam, O. 7Og6 70. Cheese
Quiet and firm. Other articles unchanged
CINCINNATI; July ao:.cetton Dull 9 H. mid id.
fancy, 81 SO@4 So wheat--stronger; No. red.
old, 81: new, ss@eec; receipts, $500 bu.; ship,
mixed, 471l@4sc Oats--Hesvy; No. mixed, S@
| ss1zc. Rye-Heavy;, No. 2 eoc. Pork-fi.sm a. az
Bulimests~Easier shoulders. 81; short rib, s. so.
| Bacon-In moderate demand and firm; shoulders,
s2 short rib IS As: short clear g % Butter ter
lsc. Linseed Oil-Qniet but steady at 47eisc.
sugar-Quiet but steady: hard refined, 61s@shc;;
light light IS so@i IS: packing and butchers. s. $50
so; receipts, l,1sl head; shipments, 6,S head;
Eggs--Dull at l0@1lc. Cheese-Easy; Ohio fuii
cream factory, 6@7c.
| ST. LOUIS July 2o-Flour-Firm and un.
| changed. wheat-Ranged higher generally, but
| was unsettled; opened weak and sold down &c
/ early: subsequently, reacted and under a sharp
demand advanced i14c, but later declined, closing
with sellers at Saturdays prices; No. red, cash,
sIo eaS s os s.sed sep assas i
| closing at 81 o. asked October, Hoc1<@l ooe9,
ei9sns ~ ~ w. 1sSe Sns ter CLOSING &c lower