The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-07

TENDER, zosszo5; October, zl2ozl5e; city
steam, 6.65c.
Butter steady and quiet Cheese quiet and
Arm. Lead quiet and steady. Other articles
unchanged.
CHICAGO, June 6-The wheat market was
full Of excitement again to-day with wildly
fuctuating prices and rather strong realizing
during the middle of the session and toward the
close, which caused break in prices and de
cline of II a lsc as compared with yesterday.
The receipts were large. and foreign advices
quoted easy markets. under the influence Of
which there was early rush to sell.
which carried July wheat down to 9oc, but
quick rally followed the market advancing 1sc.
The market ruled steady at about Ole for July,
and then, under the influence of some 'lcng"
selling by parties who did not care to keep
trades open over Sunday, break occurred
was estimated that the visible sup
ply would show large increase
next week, which was assigned as one of the
causes of the weakness. The hot and forcing
weather was also considered good for growing
spring wheat The Minnesota mills were re-
ported to have advanced the price of wheat
other cent, making an advance of three cents in
two days. The reported assassination of the
Ameer OF Afghanistan. portending further pos
sible trouble in ASIA may have had some effect
uron the market early in the day, but
it was slight The receipts CT coYa
were large, again, and the market ruled only
moderately active and generally easier, closing
&c under yesterday. Oats ruled firm until near
the close, when the market fell back &c. Pro
visions ruled slow and easier, pork declining 10c
and lard .02ic.
Flour was dull. and unchanged
Wheat opened easy and &c lower, quickly sold
off &c additional, then speedily advanced lsc,
reacted slightly and closed steady at 1sc under
yesterday. The sales ranged: June, 87s 89ac,
closed at 8ssc; July. 49, 09lsc, closed at 500
S9ssc; August, 9ls 093s, closed at 9l9 09lsc. No.
spring 874 a SIC; No. 3 spring rs SOC; No.
red 94A q &c. No. red 84c
Corn ruled steady, early advancing 4c, fell off
3c and finally closed &c under yesterday; cash,
454 a 46c; June, 45s 046ac closed at 45a 046c;
July, 45a 0465c. closed at 45l q 45sc August, 45a
046c, closed 45s 045ac.
Oats ruled tir,n, but fell off toward the close
and closed 4asc under yesterday. Cash. 33ac;
June, 33A 033sc, closed 33s a 33.c; July SO 33aa
closed 33033se. Rye. steady; No. 2, Is acc
Barley entirely nominal.
Flaxseed was steady; No l. 81. @1362.
In mess pork the trading was fairly active and
prices 50l0c higher early, but settled back and
closed steady; cash, $40 % a 80; June. 5000
@l0 30, closed at so 20 TO- %; July, 1922
10 40, closed at $40 22a a 10 %; August, $lG32a0
10. 40. closed at $40 32a a 10 3d. Lard was quiet
5O06. SOC; July, 6.5506 6Oc; closed at
655 a 6 SIZE; August, 6624 zoe, closing at
6629 0665. Boxed meats steady; dry salted
shoulders, 3800385; short-rib sides, $3.50
5.27Ic; shortclear sides. 5. Go $50
Whiskey firm at ST. l5.
Sugar unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter was shade
hrmer creamery, 140 l53c; dairy, IL 14ac. Eggs
dull at lie.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 bb,s; wheat, 81, 600 bu
corn 1874. 900 bu; oats, 1877, 900 blu; rye. 1000 bu
barley, 1000 Shipments-Flour, 5000 bb
wheat, $4,000 bu; corn, 269 600 blu; oats, 197 600
blu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1000 bu.