The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-02

standard A, 6 5-16c powdered. 6sc; graduated,
6 l116 a 82c: Cubas. 6k 07c Molasses quiet and
steady. Rice firm and in fair demand.
Taliow firm and fairly active. Turpentine
steady at 34sc.
Eggs firm and demand fair. Receipts, 4,ls4
packages; Western. 14l 2l5c.
Wool quiet and firm; domestic fleece. ~ a 36c;
pulled, IA a33c: Texas, 9022c.
Pork steady but quiet; mess spot quoted at
So 20 a 10 so. Cut meats firm; picked bellies,
6sc; picked shoulders. 4ac; middles dull; long.
clear &c. Lard very quiet Western steam spot
quoted at 6.52a q 6 55c; September 47c; Octo-
Der. 651 a G. 53c; November 6.46c; December.
G. a. nc Acc: January, 6.5206 55c; FEBRUARY, G So
d6.55c; March, 6.7406 75c; city steam, g. 40c
Butter firm and rather quiet Cheese quiet
but steady. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-Such few influences as
were in to-day's markets were of q depressing
character, and made the course of values irreg
ularly downward, within cent, in wheat The
tone came mainly from the increase shown in
the visible supply, and from the crop conditions
at home and abroad. Wheat was more or less
unsettled. There was an increase of half mill
ION bushels in the visible supply. according to
the Chicago estimate This, however. had no
particular effect, the opening prices being within
&c OF last night The closing cables
were heavy, however. and this aided the down
ward movement Wheat deliveries were quite
large-1, 600, 900 bushels having been thrown
the market, coming, according to report from
one firm. The market closed on the regular
board &c under yesterday. Corn ruled moder-
ately firm but was weak early, owing to an
increase of 100000 bushels in the visible sup
ply and large receipts. Trading was light, how
ever, and fluctuations slight, but the market
grew stronger toward the close on fears of frost,
and closed &c higher than yesterday. Oats ruled
quiet and closed shade better than yesterday.
Flour was quiet and unchanged
Wheat opened shade easier. owing to the in
crease in the visible supply and dull cables, and
ruled steady for awhile then sold off and closed
nearly at inside igures-5c under yesterday. The
sales ranged September. 79079sc. closing at
&c., October, S0a a Size, closing at 80sc; NOvem-
Der. 82s @83ssc closing at 82sc; No. spring, 78ss
a 79c: No spring. 7lc No. 2 red, 85ac; No.
red, 79079ac.
Corn ruled easy at the opening, owing to a
large increase in the visible supply. but grew
stronger toward the close and finished 40sc
higher than yesterday; cash. 43s 043ac: Septem-
her. 43 43sc closing at 43sc; October AZ. a 425c
=. oats ruled quiet and steady, prices showing
little change; cash. 24ac; September 244 024sc,
closing at 24ac; October, 25.c
Rye was steady; No. g 56ac.
Flaxseed was steady: No. /, $118
d sss pork ruled firrier, and closed about l0c
higher than yesterday; cash, 49, So; Sep
TENDER, SIS. 65d 8.S73, closing at 49, 80; October
s. 70 a 97s, closing at SIS. 87a; November, $877a
08 923. closing at IS. 81 Lard was steady and
shade higher; cash, G. 1906 17ac; October go
06.25c, closing at 622ac; November, 612a0
6.l72c, closing at g. 15c. Boxed meats were
steady; drysalted shoulders. 1856 a g. 9Oc; short
rib Sides $50 Soc; shortclear sides, 6.1O0
6.15c
Whisky nominally $l.12
Sugars firm and unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter was firm;
creamery. 17@21c; dairy, IL 0l6c. Eggs were
firm at 49, al 33c.
On the afternoon board wheat was a shade
irmer. at 794c September, Bic October, S3sc
November. Corn was irregular; 43ac Septem-
Der. 42sc October, $500 November Oats were
unchanged Pork was 2ac lower for September
aud DC higher for November. Lard was I'M
changed.
Recepts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu;
corn, 100000 bu oats, 244,O0O bu rye $1,000
Blu; barley, $4,000 blu. Shipments-Flour, 5000
bn; wheat, 28. 600 bu; corn. 1877 600 blu; oats,
163, 600 blu; rye 2 600 blu; barley. none.