The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-27
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at
Two Great Centers,


Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, July 25-Four-Receipts. 16,
SIT brls; exports, 3,57S brls; market in buyers
favor. Sales, II, 900 brls.
Wheat-Spot firm; options weak. closing
steady. Receipts, 19, 494 bu; exports, 5000 bu;
sales, 2, 100 GOO bu; futures y, 600 bu spot; No
2 Chicago, 92!c; ungraded red, S3c a 81 OF; No.
red, nominal; No l white 99c; No. red, July,
99sc, closing at 99c; August, 994 a 994c clos,
ing at 99sc; September, 81 Oh a Oh, closing
at $1.01s; October, $l.O39 O3ss, closing at
$1.03s; November, $l054 a l. 054, closing at
81 O53; December, $lO74 1.O72, closing at
ST. Oh; April, l.l3s.
Corn-Spot steady: orened weak closing firm.
Receipts. 10000 bu; exports, 80, 800 blu; sales,
el6OC0 bu futures. 1876, 600 bu spot Ungraded,
d a 53c No. 2, 81 a 52c in elevator. 52l q 52s &C.
afioat; No white. 553 a soc; yellow, So a 53ac;
No. 2. July, 5ls a Size. closing at 5l4c; August,
5l4 a SIZE, closing at 52c: September 524 052sc,
closing at 52sc; October, SO 53c, closing at 53sc.
Oats FIRM receipts 2.470 blu: exports. none
mixed Western, 81 a 39c: white Western, 80 a 44c.
Hops dull and in buyers favor.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio dull at Sc for old and &c
for new. Options higher and active. Sales,
40,5O0 bags. July, 7.l0c; August, 715 zoe;
September, 7.200725c; October, 725 1859;
November, 100 a 735c; December, 7.3o % .40c;
February, 100 SOC. Sugar-Refined steady.
MolaSSeS steady; 0O test, I92c hlce steduy anu
Petroleum firm; United closed at 97s a CSC.
Tailow weaker at l6 054c. Turpentine weak
at 37c.
Eggs were dull and easy; Western IL q l2c
Wool was firm and moderately active.
Pork steady and fairly active; family
mess, $ll75; mess gil so a IL 62a; short clear,
$l3 Beef was dull; tierce beef dull; city extra
India mess. $l7al9 Cut meats were firm.
Picked bellies 64c
Lard was quiet; contract grades, spot G. III a
6 Soc; July s. 73c; August g. BE September
e. So - soc; October 6 80 @7c; November $3.50
6. 95c; December 690069 2c; city steam, G. Coo.
Butter quiet. Cheese was dull and easy
western fiat, 4.06.c.
Lead was firm; common 4.1004. 15c. Other
articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, July % The wheat market was
very Gull and heavy to day. September opened
at 90sc declined to 90c, rallied &c and then stuck
fast. Neither the bulls nor the bears had power
enough to break through the lines which each
party had erected against the opposite side.
Liverpool was very dull, and cargoes were slow
and heavy, at Cd per quarter decline for prompt
shipment The heavy foreign market, added to the
large stocks Of old wheat with new crop about
to move outweghs all the influences of pros
pective shortage and reports of crop damage
The market rallied slightly toward the close on
reports Of shipping movement but the day
without any marked Improvement. The
market closed PC lower than one week ago.
Corn was about dull wheat, and moved
about the same. September, however, opened
&c lower. Liverpool was firm and so
were the eastern markets. The range on August
was about SC and on September &c. Oats were
quiet all through the session and a weak
feeling existed, prices closing at the inside figures
of the day, showing drop of &c on those cur
rent twenty four hours ago. There was very
little buying on the part Of the shorts. The
arrivals today included eight carloads of the
new crop. New for July, sold at 37sc, down to
32ac; August sold at 26sc. Provisions ruled
somewhat easier, bat closed steady.
Flour was dull and unchanged.
Wheat ruled unusually dull and somewhat
weaker. 1t was found impossible however, to
drive September wheat under soc, and though
the market touched that figure several times, it
reacted quickly and closed for the day a shade
higher than yesterday. Sales ranged: July
closed at 8S4c; September, 80 903c, closed at
90s a. 04c October, 92s 92sc, closed at 92sc; No
spring, SIZE; No. spring, 80c No red 81
a 93ac; No. red, SIZE.
Corn-An easier feeling was developed, with
less doing. The receipts were larger and the
estimated receipts for Monday are still larger
The fluctuations were confined within range Of
sc, and closed about the same as yesterday.
Cash, &c; July. As 46sc, closed at 4Gsc; August
454 a 45sc, closed at 45! a45sc; September; 45s %
45!c, closed at 454c.
Oats ruled dull and a shade easier Cash, 32tc
July, 32a a 323c. closed at 32Ac; August 26a0
264c, closed at 26ac; September, 2o4 2os, closed
al 255c.
Rye firm; No. 2, 58!c
Flaxseed was steady: No. ], 1924.
Mess pork fairly active Early sales were
made at - a DC decline rallied 100 2!c, receded
% a sc and closed steady. Cash, $40. 10 q 10 20;
August $1,000 a TO- l24, closed at SO 10 a 10 l2i;
September, $40 09a a l0.22l, closed at $40. III a
1920
Lard was steady and shade frmer; cash.
6.55c; August, 6.523 @G SOC; September, 660@
6 G24c, closing at 6G2sc Boxed meats steady;
ysalted shoulders, / 20 4 Soc; short rib sides,
5 573c: short Clear sides. G05 l0c.
Whisky was firm at $ll5.
Sugar easier; utloaf, &c. graduated,
&c; standard a, 6sc
On the Produce Exchange butter and eggs
ruled qniet and unchanged.
Recepts-Flour. 1000 brls: wheat, Al 900 bu.
corn, l52, 600 bu; oats, 60 000 bu rye, 0000 bu;
barley 1000 ou. shipments-Flour, 5000 brls;
wheat, 40, 900 bu; corn 165 600 bu: oats, 60, QUO
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1000 blu.