The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-29


vator, s1c2 delivered: No. /, white. slo1A
No. 2 red june, 99sc 81 co. closing at 99.c July,
993c 81 00l; closing at $685. August ST. 0Is a l02s
closing at 81 OIL; September, ST. 03s ST OF; clos
ipg at $103ss; October 81. o5a Loss; closing at
81. 053; November 81 OF ST. OH; closing at 81 or
No. 2, spring. July, 92c.
Corn was dull and lower; receipts, 1924 bu;
exports, 1896 bu; ungraded, As q 53c: No. 3,
524c steamer. 52ac in elevator; No. 2, 53l % 53sc
in elevator, 53l sac a1oat; steamer, white, &c.,
62tc spot; No. /, white, spot, Coo: No. !, yellow
56ic No. 2, June. 534 a 53Ic, closing at 5344c;
July 53a 53fc, closing at 534c; August 54 q 544c
closing at 54sc September. SAL a 54sc, closing at
Sale; October, 55@55ac, closing at SOC.
Oats were firm; receipts, 62, 700 bu; exports
735 bu; mixed Western. 50 a 39c; white Western,
40 43c.
Coffee-Options steady; sales $500 bags; July,
6 5000. 45c; August, 90c; September,
g. 9507c; October 105c; November, 7l0c; De-
about steady. Molasses unchanged and dull.
Rice was steady and the demand fair.
Petroleum firm; United closed at $780,
crude, in barrels. 7s07ac; refined, &c Tai
low was steady Rosin was firm. Turpentine
was firm at Sic.
Eggs were quiet and about steady
Wool steady and moderately active; domestic
fleece, 27a36c; pulled, 1882; Texas. 902lc.
Pork was firm and active; mess spot,
ST. 000 Ii. 50; family mess, $l1.50. Lard, dull;
August, 6.87G6.8Sc; September, &c; October,
1lo0713c; November, z04c; city steam, $50
0655c.
Butter was steady and the demand light.
Cheese was quiet. Lead was firm; common,
3 S5c. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, June 27-There was only limit
ed trade in wheat until toward the close of the
session, when tho offerings became somewhat
heavier and prices fell off to the lowest point,
closing at rcid There
were numerous reports from the wheat growing
sections, but very little of significant character
as affecting the probable yield. Some of the ad-
vices indicated somewhat brighter prospects,
while others were as of as gloomy character as
the bulls could wish. The foreign de-
mand was reported slow, and the
statement was made that exporters
were selling in New York. Another
statement was made that Minneapolis dealers
were looking for elevator room in this city but
this was not generally credited The selling,
toward the close was credited in large part to
dislike on the part of a number of 'longs" to
carry the property over Sunday The receipts
continue fair, with light shipments; the clearings
from the seaboard are small. report
was current that stocks a. Dad, on
July i, would show considerable increase.
The market closed PC lower than one week ago
The corn market ruled quiet and steady The
weather was hot and favorable for the growing
crop, which made the feeling somewhat easier,
and the market closed shade lower than yes
terday Oats ruled quiet and dull, the deferred
futures ruling 0ac lower. Provisions attracted
very little attention and prices ruled shade
easier.
Flour was dull and unchanged.
Wheat ruled quiet and easier. Some crop ad-
vices were of more favorable tenor, and pri-
vate cables quoted easier feeling abroad. The
market early declined &c. rallied &C., sold off &c,
and closed &c under yesterday. The sales ranged:
June, S6s 0s7sc, closing at SIC; July, 87a S8sc.
closing at SIZE; August, 87s 09O4c, closing at
s9sc; September, 9la a 92..c, closing at 91sc No.
spring, 81 87sc; No spring, 78079c No. 2
red, 9z4 q 93c; No 3 red, Sic.
Corn quiet and steady, but closed shade
easier. The sales ranged: Cash, Ate; June,
Az 47ac, closing at 474c July, 46s 47c closing
at 46sc; August, 46s 046ac.
Oats quiet, with the deferred futures
ruling easier. The sales ranged: Cash. 32sc;
June, 32sc; July, 324c; August, 27a 027sc closing
Rye was dull; No. 2, 62c.
Flax-seed was firm; No. !, ST. 23a 0L24
5@7ic lower. The sales ranged: Cash.
$40 20 1925; gAly, .$1O22a 0lo27A; closing
closed at 1895 a l0.37kc Lard was quiet and q
shade easier; cash. 6.57a 6.60c; July, GOO
6.623c; August. 670c; September, CITE a 80.
Boxed meats steady; dry sailed shoulders, g. rs a
DC: short rib sides, $3.50; shortclear sides, s. SIS
800
Whisky was firm at $l.15
Sugars were easier; cut-loaf, 7ac; granulated,
6sc; standard A, 6Hc
On the Produce Exchange butter was quiet
and steady; creamery, Is Ice; dairy, l3@l4c.
Eggs were quiet and steady at 10 l1c
Keceipts-Flour 5000 bris; wheat, 5s,0 600 bu
corn 2l2 600 bu; oats, $4,000 bu rye 1000 bu;
barley, 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls
wheat, 16 900 bu; corn. 172, 600 bu; oats, &C. 900
bu rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1000 bu.