The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-09

exports, none: Sales s72 600 bu futures. los, 900
c. {. and l., 9Ssc; ungraded red % 81. o3: No
984 a oslo elevator; No. / white. Csc; ungraded
white, 90c; No. red October. 97E 09ssc closing
at CSC; November 99c a 81 00s, closing at ST. 00s;
December, 81 00s a ST. 01s closing at 81 OF = JAN
airy. 81. 02s OBJ. closing at $l034; February,
81: OBJ al 042, closing at 81 042; May, sL0s3 a
L094, closing at 81 o94; June, 5000 1.09a.
Corn higher, closing frm receipts SO, 900 bu;
exports. Is, 336 bu; sales, 344, 900 bu futures
1874, 900 bu spot; ungraded, 80 52Ic; No. 3, 46c;
November. 46sc December; No. 2, sig 52c in ele-
vator, 52a 5344c aoat; No. 2white. 81 q 5lic vel
low 5ls 052c; No. 2 October. 504 d5lsc, closed at
51sc; November, 50a 5lc closing al sic; Decem-
Der, 49s a 49ac. closing at 49ac; January, All %
47ac. closing at 474c; February, 46a a 7c, clos
ing at 47c; May. 46s 047c. closing at 47c.
Oats were fairly active; receipts, 131, 100 bu;
EXPORTS 81 blu; mixed Western. 20 32c; white
Western, &c 040c.
Hay was firm and in fair inquiry
Cofee-Options a shade better and fairly
tive. Sales, %, $50 bags; October 6. 95c: Noyem
Der, 6.90G Csc; December, 695 ale: January
I.O5c; February 7.0507. loo; March. 7.l5c; April,
720 al. 25c; May, Use. Sugar qniet and steady
refined dull; c. 81 5sc; yellow 81 a SIC; confec-
TONERS A, 6 1l-16c. Molasses steady. Rice firm
and in fair demand.
Petroleum &rm; United closed at ST. 01a Rosin
steady.
Eggs firm and demand fair; receipts, 8. 142
packages; Western, 20a 02lc.
Pork stronger and more active; mess, So so
Tor inspected. Beef steady. Cut meats steady;
picked bellies, 81 064c; picked shoulders, Age.
Lard higher and less active; sales of Western
steam. spot at 63006.35c; October, 6 32ac
November. 62706 29c; December, 6.27063Ic
January, 63l 33c; February, 6.38 a. 4Oc city
steam, 6. 30c.
Butter firm and in fair demand. Cheese quiet
but very firm
Lead steady; common, 425c. Other articles
unchanged
CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-The wheat market to-day
experienced veritable ''bull" movement more
marked In every way than has been witnessed at
any time since the Afghan scare. The opening
figure for November was SIZE, or &c under the
latest figures of yesterday, but the buying was
On liberal scale, and prices advanced steadily
to SSsc, broke off to 88ac under heavy offerings,
rose to 894c, fell off, and closed on the regular
board at &c. There was another strong rally in
the afternoon, with November closing at 89sc,
the highest figure quoted for that option since
the great break in wheat during the month of
August. The cables were strong to-
day, quoting firm markets at the ad-
vance noted yesterday, while an advance
of pence was quoted at Liverpool,
for American -four. The statement was also
made that the Minneapolis mlers had advanced
prices cents for wheat and that, notwithstand-
Ing. receipts showed falling off: it was also
stated that the Minneapolis millers had advanced
passage to England and the continent showed a
decrease for the week of 2S0 900 bushels These
conditions all aided the buoyancy of tone as
sumed by the market and prices advanced on
numerous buying orders, closing for the day at
outside quotations, which were &c higher tina N
Yesterday. The receipts of corn to-day were
229 cars. The speculative market ruled quiet
and firm, while cash was active and a shade
higher The advance in wheat helped to increase
the firmness of corn. and the market closed &c
nd lp OH fnr nofn hays h
no special change in the other futures. In the
afternoon further advance of 104c was re-
corded. Oats ruled tame and quiet, with no
special change in quotations. Provisions were
stronger; early prices for mess pork were 1870
I5c higher, but settled back % sc, while lard
showed an advance of .023 a 05c for the day.
Flour was active on local and shipping &C
count. The sales were the largest for many
days past, and the market is getting we'll cleared
of stock. Prices were firm at full former Quota
tions.
Wheat was active and strong Trade was lib
eral on both local and outside account Cables
quoted firm feeling, and all the winter-wheat
markets were irmer. The market opened a
shade lower but turned quieter on an improved
milling demand and decrease in the amount on
passage. Prices advanced 1ac above opening
figures, receded 4c, and closed lie higher than yes
terday. The sales ranged: October, So a S84c
closing at 88c; November, 87a a sole, closing at
89c; December, 89a 091sc, closing at Gle; Nav
a 88ssc No. 3spring, 7607 6ac; No. 2 red, 92 No.
3 red, &c.
Corn was quiet and firm, cash showing an aa-
vance OF &c. Cash. 43sc; October 42a a 43s, clos
ing at 49, q 43sc November, 400 a 4Osc closing at
40ac; the year. 37s a 37sc, closing at 37ac.
Oats were quiet and tame; cash and October,
26c; November, 25sc; May, 29sc. Rye was firm
No. 2, Soc. Barley was quiet; No. 2. oslo.
Flaxseed, owing to liberal receipts, was easier;
No g. $1.18
Mess pork was moderately active Int favar;sb
and unsettled. Prices advanced 12a 015c early,
settled back p 05c, and closed steady; cash,
SIS. 40 s So November, So. 32a 8.42a, closing at
So 379 08.42 October, S.42a 08.52a. closing at
S. DO 08 Az. Lard was nervous and unsettled,
but prices averaged higher; cash, 6 100 6 15c;
October, Cos a6.O7ac November, 597A q g. O2ac
closing at 5.97a 06. 00c; December 500 a g. Doe.
Boxed meats were steady; dry sailed shoulders,
800 03 1oc shortrib sides, $780, short-clear
sides, 5.700575
Whisky nominal at ST. 10.
Sugar was easier; cut-loaf. 7sc; granulated, 7
07sc; standard "A" &c
On the Produce Exchange butter was firm and
unchanged; creamery. l6d2lc; dairy, III 0l6c.
Eggs were frmer at TO 7ac.
On the afternoon board wheat was strong and
higher, closing: October, 8Ssc; November 89sc
December, 9lsc; May 98sc. Corn was &c
higher Oats were unchanged. Pork was 2ac
higher Lard was .02a a .05c higher.
Receipts-Flour, "a 900 brls; wheat "a, 900 bu;
corn, l34 600 blu; oats, 900 bu; rye. 5000 bu;
barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, &c, 600
brls wheat, 10000 bu; corn, 223, 900 bu oats,
liz, 900 bu; rye, 5000 bu; harley, $4,000 bu