The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-28

hard, C. I. and l.. Buffalo, 95c; ungraded red,
SHE PSI 03: No B. 92c No. red, 80! 0999c in
elevator l.00a afoat. 98ac f. o. b.; No. white,
oslo; No red July, CSC, closing at CSC; August
Lola, closing at $l.00s; October. $l.02s a l. O3aa,
closing at $l02S; November 81 04s a l05t, clos
ing at 81. 04a December 81. 064 1.07, closing at
$l.064; March, 81 liz; June, SIG.
Corn-Spot firm. and only moderately active;
options were variable and lower, closing heavy
Receipts, lI2,094 Blu; exports, 229 459 bu; sales.
672 900 bu futures, 1872, 600 bu spot. Ungraded,
30 a 53c; No. 2, 52c in elevator, 52s 525c afoat;
No. 2. July, 5ll 5l.c closing at Size; August,
5l3 SIC, closing al 5l1c: September, 52s 52sc,
closing at 522c; October So 53ic, closing at 53c;
November, 524 a 52sc, closing at 52sc.
Oats fairly active Receipts 80, 400 bu;
ports. 1877 bu Mixed western, 39c; white
western 40 a 45c.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio steady at 85c. Early
options steady; late options a shade easier: No.
Z Rio, spot, 7.l0c. Sales, $4,000 bags: July,
715c; August, lisa Doc; September, 7 25c; Oc-
February, 7.50c. Sugar firm, but quiet; fair to
good refining quoted at 81 a 516c; refined quiet.
Molasses steady, with moderate demand. Rice
firm with fair inquiry.
Petroleum firm: United closed oslo. Tallow
dull and barely steady. Rosin was quiet and
steady. Turpentine steady at BIC.
Eggs were firm and demand fair. Western,
12G12ic
W DOL STEADY and IN fair request.
Pork quiet but held frmer; mess $11 81; short
clear, $l2 12z a 800. Beef quiet Cut meats
firm and quiet. Lard shows moderate specu-
lative business; contract grade, spot, 75c, city
steam, so n g. 55c
Cheese dull and rather weak; western fat, "a
4 Gao. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, July 2Z-The wheat market to-
day heavy and lower, under discouraging
advices from abroad and better crop reports at
loctv cd
battle between the two parties around the fig
ure Gee for September, and the bulls were able
to keep the market above that figure, but to day
the soc barrier was broken through, if not broken
down. The reports of damage to the spring
wheat C rop in the Northwest, which helped to
sustain the market last week. were contradicted
to-day. Professor Richardson, of the Agricultural
The Department at Washington sent out word
that there would be the usual large average crop
in Dakota, and this was confirmed by many
other reports from Manitoba and along the Nor
thern Pacific route A Toledo firm reported
that 300 replies from points in Ohio. Indiana,
and illinois said that the yield of wheat would
be better than expected. Liverpool was report
ed easier, and cargoes were dull and
neglected, with the weather in England hot and
forcing. Receipts were heavy at st. Louis, and
the market there was weak which was also true
of New York. Our market opened ) q
&c lower, and the same was true at
the other points mentioned. Early buying
against puts" caused little upturn and then
the whole mass went down together. The
market closed for the day 1sc under Saturday.
Corn was rock bound and immovable rs usual
with but little trade, on account of steadineSS
and frmness. Prices varied very slightly.
Liverpool was said to be easier but not Quotably
lower That fact, however, had effect
prices here. With the limited supply of corn
hand and only moderate receipts coming in,
lower prices for few months, it is claimed, are
very improbable, 10 matter what may be done
with wheat. August to day remained at or
~ ko,
below. Oats were more active, and No. 2, for
July, was held up and closed ! &c higher than
on Saturday, but the long futures fell off ! a &c.
July sold at 32!c and at $780, and closed at 32s q
$3.50. August sold at 25s 026c, and closed at the
inside. Provisions ruled steady
Flour was dull and unchanged.
Wheat ruled weaker. Foreign advices
not ging, while the weather was reported
excellent for the growing crop The market re-
ceded steadily 1kc. and closed 13c under Satur-
day. Sales ranged: July. sc! @87ac, closed at
864c; August, 81 0875c closed at 81 SIZE; Sep
TENDER S9i 90lc, closed at So4 @89ac October,
9l3 a 92sc, closed at Ollie; No. spring, S64c No
s s 5eF'"g' ''s'' NO. Fe'' ''"'2' NO. . fe''
Corn-There was fair speculative trade, with
a somewhat unsettled feeling. The market
ruled firm in spite of the decline in wheat, but
fell back and closed easy. Cash, Acc; July, As q
46ic, closed at acc; August 45i a 45ac closed at
454c; September 40 45sc, closed at 45 a 455c;
October, A! a 44ac, closed at 444c.
Oats-July ruled firm and somewhat higher,
while the deferred futures ruled weaker. Cash,
323c; July, 324 33c, closed at 32Bc; August, 25a
026c, closed at 2544c September, % 25ac, closed
at 25c.
Rye was firm; No 2, 5s3c. Flaxseed was easier;
No. /, 81 49,!
Mess Pork-Trading was moderately active
accompanied by an unsettled feeling; prices ad-
vanced u q Zoe early but settled back and closed
steady. Cash, $40 10 0l0 20; August, $l00740
10.l7a. closed $l007a a 10. TO- September. $10.l7A
@10.27!, closed at $40 10 010.173; October,
$l0279 q 10. 81, closed at $40 % 1929. Lard
was fairly active; advanced .02a a Csc fell back
again and closed easy Cash, s so 0652lc;
August 6 Az q 6. SOC, closed at 647l @6 SOC; Sep
TENDER. 81 q G5c, closed at 6573 a 6. 60c; DC
tober, So 6. zoe, closed at g. 60 673c. Boxed
meats steady; dry sailed shoulders 81. "a so;
short RIB sides, ). So a. sic; shortcear sides,
sos 06.10c.
Whisky was firm az $l.15.
Sugar unchanged
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled firm;
creamery, 10! 70 LIE; dairy, Pa l3c. Eggs firm
at II l15c.
On the Afternoon Board wheat was steady.
August advancing &c. Corn steady, and &c
higher for August and September. No. OATS
advanced ac for July. Pork was - D5c higher.
Lard was .02ic higher
Receipts-Flour G.000 brls: wheat, IS, 900 bu.
corn, 233, 900 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye 1000 bu;
barley, 1000 ou. Shipments-Flour 6 600 brls;
wheat 100 900 bu; corn 302 900 bu; oats, 1873, 900
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 2, 600 bu.