The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-12

$40 bu; spot lower. with more doing for export
largely in No. apring; options depress ed and
lower Sales, 2,56S, 600 bu futures, $40, 600 spot
and to arrive No. 2 Chicago 94c to arrive; No
hard C. l. and f., 99l a 99sc; uneraded red s9c0
81 Oh; No. 3 red. 97c; steamer No. red. &c. No.
2 red, 81 00l 010l, in elevator; No white, 99c;
No. 2 red, August 80 099sc, closing at 99c; Sep
TENDER. 81 004 % 0ls, closing at 81 0O4 October.
81 02s a O3f, closing at 81 O2s; November, 81 4s
al. O51, closing at 81. O4s; December, l06s a
l07s. closing at $l.G6s; January, $l.O89 01.O9s,
closing at 81. 0S3; June, $1.154 ll53, closing at
81 l51.
Corn was lower closing heavy; receints, 243,
800 bu; exports, 150,1O4 bu; sales, 864. 900 bu
futures, $3.50 bu spot. Ungraded, 50 SAC;
No. 2. 81 54sc elevator, 544 a SOC afloat No.
August, 90. a 54ac closing at 534c; September,
53ss a 54c closing at 53!c; October, 534 a $3.50,
closing at 534c; November, SO. a SIC, closing at
52ac December, 90 0504c, closing at SOC.
Oats-Cash trife lower, closing steadier.
Receipts $4,000 bu: exports, 1870 bu mixed
Western SO @35c; white Western, 80 d42c
Hay irmer with fair demand,
Hops quiet and steady.
CoTee-Options firm on Rios and weak on
others. Sales, $500 bags; August. 7.200725c;
September. 715G7 zoe; November, 720c; De-
cember, 725c January, 1900; February, 735c.
Sugar firm and quiet refined active and higher;
Z, 3-l6 05sc: extra c, 81 d5 IL Ice, white extra
Z. 54@5 13-l6c; yellow, 4s d5ac; mold A, 64c;
confectioners A, 5 10 6sc; off A, 81 &c;
standard A. 6sc; cutloaf and crushed. &c; pow
dered. 6s &c; graduated, GIG ace; cubes,
6 a6ac. Moasses dull. Rice steady and mod
eratey active.
Petroleum firm. United closed at Csc. Tallow
steady at 5 40 ll-l6c Rosin quiet. Turpentine
steady at 36c.
Eggs were quiet and easy; Western, IA 0141c.
Pork was steady; demand light; mess. spot,
$ll 90 a lbs; family mess. 81. IS. Cut
meats steady; picked bellies &c. Lard
shade easier and dull closing steadier; contract
grade, spot, 6.67ac; August, 660c; September,
LTR ne hap
"a a 6. 66c; December, 6.62@ 64c; city steam,
G. 6Oc.
Butter steady; demand moderate; Western,
9@19!c. Cheese dull and easy; Western fat,
4063c.
Lead quiet; common, 4. a4sc Other articles
unchanged.
CHICAGO, Aug 1.-THE wheat market on
Change, to-day, was slightly stronger, partcu-
larry for the October future, which advanced &c
early IN the session. There was SO little outside
business, however, that the market soon became
heavy and sagged downward of its own weight.
The condition Of speculation exceedingly
dull. even the local crowd evincng desire to
handle any but very small lots and few of them.
The weakness in New York and other trading
Compared to it's condition yesterday
corn was rather strong, and at times
showed symptoms of activity. September and
October opened &c higher, in the face of large
receipts, and advanced thereafter about &c. The
market fell back, however, in sympathy with
the weakness of the wheat market and on &C
count of the extraordinary promise of the new
crop.
Oats were dull and dragging, with prices
shade easier.
Provisions were dull and an easy feeling pre-
vailed. Lard was quiet and .02ac lower
Flour was quiet and unchanged.
Wheat opened dull and heavy, and in the last
hour sold off rapidly 15c, closing &c lower than
yesterday afternoon. Sales ranged: August,
87s 0ss4c, closed at 87ac; September. 49, a 90c.
closing ats9c; October 81 9244c closing at 81 &c;
No spring 8Ss 0SS4; No. 3 spring. 79a a soc,
No. red. SO 094c; No. 3 red. ST. 0SSc
Corn was stronger, owing to decrease in the
visible supply August. 46a 047c. closing at Az
S46sc; September, 46a 046ac. closing at 46a a
46Sc; October, 45s q 45sc, closing at 454c.
Oats We're slow, with light orders and prices
showing little change. August quiet at 25a a
25sc; September 24s a 25c; October, 25s @2544c
closing at 25sc.
Rye in good demand, but steady; No. 9. 5S!c
Flax seed quiet and steady; No l. 81. 23ss.
Mess Pork-Prices ruled irregular. within a
small range. Cash SO 45@9.55 September
49, 429 a. 623, closing at So 424 a. 45; October
$50. AL 67a, closing at So. Al 1880 Lard was
quiet and prices easy, declining ;o2ac: cash
selling at 32a 06 Soc; September, 6.35 @637ac;
October 6.40@G 42ac. Boxed meats were slight
y more active and prices firmer;. dry
8 55c; shortcle sides, 90 6. 00c.
Whisky was steady at 81. 10
Sugar steady and unchanged; cut-loaf, &c;
graduated. &c., standard A, &c.
AT the Produce Exchange butter was IN
changed; creamery, fine to fancy, Is 19c; dairy,
40l5c. Eggs-Sales forced best lie.
On the afternoon board wheat was weak and
a. &c lower Corn weak and sW4c lower.
Oats were dull and SC lower. Pork weak
and 173c lower Lard 02ac lower.
Receipts-Flour, 38, 900 bis; wheat, 217. 900 bu;
corn 2o9 000 bu; oats, 244 600 bu rye. 81 600 blu;
barley, 5000 bu Sbipments-Flour, AZ 900 bis;
wheat, ia, 600 bu; corn, $4,000 bu oats, 500, 600
bu rye 900 bu; barley, 5000 bu.