The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-08-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.


CHICAGO, August l7.-There was a decidedly
weak feeling in wheat again to-day and the market
iIaliy closed 1asc under Saturday. The receipts
shipping demand was light, and with expectation
OF large increase in the visible supply the tone
was very much easier Large amounts of .slong''
wheat were thrown overheard, when the price for
October fell under SOC, owing TO exhausted
margins and generally panicky atmosphere. The
somewhat, and there purchasing for
the long account but il not sufficient 10
lend any Duoyancy ana the close was tame Inc
stock in New York increased 10000 bushels during
the week. The corn market ruled lower, and the
pIeNaliln1g leeling was one OF weakneSs The mar
ket declined t2dl24 and finally closed 14Mllsc
lower than Saturday, the November options show
ing the greatest weakness. Oats opened &c lower,
but rallied again and closed shade firmcr than
saturday. Mess pork opened easy; 5Gl0c lower. bur
under an urgent demand rallied 36G37lzc. fell
back 15@l7iZe and closed steady. Lard ruled
very quiet, buyers holding of, Southern winter
wheat -four 81 jO@5 y: Wisconsin. - j0a5:
Michigan, II 5G@5; september spring wheat, - 20
"a -; Minnesota bakers, y 5O9i 50; patent.
- 75a5 30; low grades. SOS. rye -four. - l0d
3 20. Wheat-0pered panicky. The opening
sales were AZ decline of fully 20 under the close
of saturday; there WIS subsequent rally of la
lisc, followed by another decline Of 5sc. ana
the market finally closed Il4c under Satur-
day Sales ranged: August, Sl@S2c closed at Size;
at55i.r closed at 81 o. SEE No snri1e sls,st
SIC: No. ; spring. 7ic: No. > red. Sc No. ; red.
Sc. COnl-Rnled active but weaker; Sep
,smber declined 157e, October le aud
closed e lower for September &c lower for Octo-
her ana 1isc lower for November cash. l5'sd
i4e; August. $3.50 DC closing at 4}s9l54c; Sep
qss9se closing Ut lie; November, 3srS@ &c.
closing al ~ s@Sgi4c. 0ats-Opened l4c lower, but
reacted under good demand. and closed steady:
$50 September, 24s243sc, closing al 2islc Octo-
Der 2i14@245sc, closing al 245sc. Rye-Easy; No.
2. sole Flaxseed-Quet: No. /. 81 %. Mess Pork
Opened a@7 e lower, but rallied 5SdS7lIc under
an August demand; fell ia back l5@l7[se. aud
her, g. 071l@9 10, closing at s. 25d9 27Is;
October = l2lG@g 90 closing los at s. Cgs 81 81
d6 %: September Sc 221sd6 80, closed at S. 27iz@
q go October, S. 50@6 10, closed at IS $5G6 37i9.
Boxed Meats-steady: dry salted shoulders, - l5@
s. 90@5 %. Sugar-Steady; cut loaf, sc: granu-
lated. G. s@G14c; Standard A, SIC. On the Produce
Exchange; Butter-Ruled quiet; creamery, l7@
Flour, 1000 bbls; wheat, p 900 bu.: corn. 2j 900
b.; oats, l0s,O00 bu.: rye 10000 bu. barley, 900
bu Shipments-Flour, 9,00l bbls.: wheat, 1899
bu; corn, SO3 600 bu.; oats. 5000 bu.: rye, 5000
Afternoon board Wheat weakerat 1Sal4e low
er; corn 1s@14c lower; oats unchanged: pork,
nc higher lard, PIC higher
i NEW YORK, August 17.-Flour-Recefpts I4.64S
bbls. exports, 2,12 bbls sales, lS 200 6bls heavy
supelfne Western and State, 5; 2593 g.. Wheat
Weak and lower: receipts, 1899 bu.; exports.
1883 bu.; sales. 55s.S2O bu futures, and l12o0O
bu. spot No Chicago, store. 81 &c; No. ! North
| ern, 9214@93c: ungraded red, S5a97c; No. 3 red,
921Sc No. red 95d9j19e, elevator: steamer No.
red. g2c; No. 1 white e6e; No ? red, August
Ml4a95. closing al ei5ze; September, 99@96e; No.
yember, 9s3kld993sc: December. 81 O01sdl 0l3s
closing at 81 on January: 81 021s1 O14 closing at
81 021 March, 81 Ol54: May 81 0719@1 0s14. closing
| at 81 0S3l. Corn-SpOta shade stronger and quiet
options opened heavy and 1f@1sc lower, closing
with decline partly recovered re 1T receipts 900 6u
evator So @5S4c afioat, 5i54c delivered from ell
| closing at 5214c; September, 5oA@52ssc, closing
at 5a3sc; October 52@ 525sc, closing at 52]sc;
| Noyember Sl@5214e, closing at a5se December
| ceipts, 600 bu. exports, 1906 bu.: mixed
| Western. 33@S5c; white do, S7@42c. stock of
! grain i'm store August 10: Wheat, 5.093,0sl bu.
corn ~ IFS bu.; oats 90S6 bu.; rye 6,lS bu.
barley, none; malt, l2l ,6i bu.; peas, 1907 bu-
Coffee-Spot fnir Rio dull and nominal at SIC for
old: options moderately active; sales ESQ bags:
August. 6.s0c: September. 6.75c: October. 6.SDc
| November, 6.sjc; December, 6.S5@6.9oc; January,
! "a fair demand; white extra C., SIC; granulated.
| 9-l6c Molasses-Dull and nominal. Rice
| Steady and in fair demand. Petroleum-Firm
| united closed at 99Tsc TallOw-Dull. Resin
| Weak at 81 l0@l l7l9 Turpentine-Steady at S5c.
Park-Quet and firm mess, $40 20 for uninspected,
sll for inspected family mess. sll 20. Beei-DuiL
Lard-Opened weak; later advanced, closing
steady and quiet; contract grade, spot g 65Lg
Der s65ld6 81: February. Sc &c. city steam Sc asa
| -. Butter-Firm and in fair demand. Cheese
| Quiet. Lcad-Quiet common 81 25@4 So Other
4 articles unchanged.
| ST LOUIS, August l7.-Flour-Easy but I'M
| changed. Wheat--Active but lower; heavy offer
| ings of long wheat the hammering of 'bears"
kets broke prices early 2$sg2lsc; this was subse-
qusntly recovered, bat prices sagged again and
finally closed .@llsc under saturday; No. red.
cash, 92l 4ay25sc August, 921s@92l4c; September.
gla<mal1yc closing at as;sc: October 9ifs@95l e,
closing at 95lzc; November, 9Gts@s7ssc closing al
cash .4sls e; August. 42Ic bids September, p
d42lf; October, 40@4O14e: November $3.50 35t4c
closing AT inside quotations Oats-Pretty firm
1 October, 2S1sd235sc; year, 224c. Rye-Noninal.
Lead-Higher and firm at q 20, Butter-Cn-
at 81 l6. Hay-Unchanged. Bran-Weaker; Coz
| az mill. Cornmeal-Quiet at s. O5ta2 10. Wool
Firm and unchanged; Proyisions.Dull and un-
| Lower for car lots {. o. b. Bacon-Long clear,
ST. 05a6 10; short rib s. 25@6 S. short clear, ~ =
&c 50. HAMS sS@li %. ReceiptsmFiour' toO TOO
5000 bu.; rye, 1900 bu.; barley, none. shipments
-flonr 200 bbls wheat 1900 bu.: corn, 49, Ot
oats ats 1900 SS board o b Ss e src none
| off. but recovered and closed same as at noon
! corn and oats unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, August 17.-Flou - Steady
sSss IS: do. extra, s. s71s@8 %; Ohio and Tndi
| ana, 81 25d5 90; st. Louis and Southern Illinois
s425@5 wheat-weak; No. Pennsylvania red in
TENDER, es@sS54c; October, S5@s5l4 e; November
| 97m971zc. Corn-Dull and weak; No. 3 mixed
| 5Sfzc; steamer No. mixed. 5lc; No. ,, mixed
in elevator, 5911c; Nc. mixed. August. go
@514c: September, 52l "a 5254c October, 52ea5254c
November 5l@52c Oats Spot dull and slow
graded white, 37e; old No. 3, white. s71zaSscc:
! old No. white. 39c; futures steady but quiet.
No. ? white. August. sI4@S4s4c; september: 8.
provisions.-In fair jobbing demand and steady
Pcef-City family per barrel. 81 50@lS; do packed
sll 50@12; do No. mess. $40 50@l1. Pork-Mess
new, sll; 10 prime. mess, new, $40 50. Hams
smoked per pound, 1eG11. Lard-Steady; re
ned &c. 81 do nssm 81 sS@ co. o h Ss's Sres
al Ga pie Fcgs-Firsn for strictly fresh; extra, j