The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-11
mixed Western, 37039c; white Western,

mixed Western, 3039c; white Western,
Sales, ID, 80 bags; July, $500 95c; August,
ZOO 7.05c; September, 7l00I15c; October,
L1007l5c; November, 725c; December, 1850.
Sugar refined easy standard A, 81 06sc; con-
PETITIONERS A, &c; graduated, 6sc; cubes, 6sc.
Molasses quiet.
Petroleum firm; United closed at 97sc. Tai
low steady. Rosin quiet and firm Turpentine
firm at 36! a 3Skc.
EGGS. firm and in fair demand; Western,
13 a 1870.
Pork steady and in moderate demand Mess,
$l0.75 for uninspected, $1l.12a Sill % for in
spected Beef quiet Cut meats firm. Lard
fairly active, closing strong contract grade.
spot. quoted at 6 75c; to arrive. 6 zoe; July g. 20
06 Zoe: August, 6. u a g. Soc; September, 6 Goa
g. Soc; October, 70106c; November, $780, city
steam 650c.
Butter quiet; firm on choice grades; Western,
90l8c Cheese dull. Lead quiet and firm
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO. July 10-very little life was ex-
hibited in speculation on Change to-day until
toward the close of the afternoon board, when
some strength and buying activity was displayed
III wheat. The tenor Of the news affecting crops
was not essentially different from that of the
preceding two or three days. The crowd ap-
peared to be waiting for the July estimate of the
governments statisticians as to the probable
wheat yield, IN the expectation that the figures
of prices. There was the usual num-
Der OF representations concerning the
report but they were generally discredited. 1t
was generally believed that they would disclose
a decrease, as compared with the June report
and to this cause Is ascribed the strength shown
toward the close of the afternoon session. The
market opened shade weaker, rallied &c on
reported damage to crops by the recent storms,
later 1eii OH ! &c, on renewed statements OF
yellow fever in New Orleans, rallied SC,
t1uctu2tnd ell ha
board about the same as yesterday.
There was az advance of &c on the afternoon
board. The receipts here were fair. and larger
arrivals were announced for tomorrow The
corn market was quiet and the feeling easier,
prices averaging just shade lower than yester-
day. The shipping demand was only moderate,
there being less competition for the offerings.
Prlces closed about the same as yesterday Oats
were unsettled, rather easier, and shade lower,
but suddenly reacted and closed steady. Pro
visions ruled firmer. Mess pork opened Zoe
higher, rallied Zoe additional reacted 507ac
and closed steady Lard ruled shade frmer.
Flour was quiet and unchanged.
Wheat was quiet the fluctuations being with
IN narrow range. The market opened shade
easier, rallied ga &c on reports of storm damage,
fell back 8 @4c on reports Of yellow fever at New
Orleans, reacted and closed about the same as
yesterday. The sales ranged: July 6608GSc,
os5c; September, 80 90Sc, closing at 90ac; No. 2
spring, Sc! q S62c No. 3 spring, IS 4ES5c: No 2
red &c., No. 3 red, So S6ac
Corn was quiet and the feeling easier with
prices ruling shade lower but closing I'M
changed; cash, 474c; July, Az 047sc closing at
Az 47sc; August, 46a 0473c, closing at 46sc;
September, 463 d46sc, closing at 4G4c.
Oats ruled easy and lower. but reacted sharply
and closed firm; cash. 81 32c; July, 3la 3lEc
closing at 3lsc; August, 26s 26sc closing at
264c; September, 255c.
Rye was quiet; No g Sc
Flaxseed was firmer No. l. ST.
Mess pork-Trading was active. The market
opened stronger and l0c higher rallied Zoe add-
tional. fell back q &C. AID closed steady: cash
$40 10. l24; August. $l0alO124. closing at
$40 or 10; September $40 10 a TO- 20, closing
at $40 10 l0.17I. Lard was quiet. but steady
and shade higher; cash, 81 @6 soc; July, g.
0652!c; August, G. 55 @6. 6Oc, closing at $50
0657c. Boxed meats steady dry-salt shout
ders, 3.90c; shortrib sides, 527a a g. &c., short
clear Sides 565 05. Zoe.
Whisky firm at $1.15.
Sugar was unchanged
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled quiet
creamery, Is 0l65c; dairy II a 14c Eggs, 1880
lie
On the afternoon board wheat was firmer and
&c higher. Corn steady and unchanged.
Oats were steady and unchanged Pork was 15c
higher. Lard was .02a a. 05c higher.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls wheat, 46 900 hn
corn 134, 900 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye 5000 bu
barley, 1000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 900 brls
wheat, $1,000 bu; corn, 80. 600 bu oats, $1,000
bu rye, none; barley, 1000.