The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-10

June. 6.90c; July. 6.95c: August, 7c: September,
{. lOc; October, IL 5c; December 7.30c. Sugar
Refined quiet mold A, &c; standard A, &c; con.
PETITIONERS A, &c; powdered, 81 a Tie; graduated,
6sc Molasses quiet Rice firm and demand
fair.
Petroleum firm; United closed at zoe Tallow
easier at SIC. Rosin dull. Turpentine dull at
35sc.
Eggs were barely steady Western. 14114lc
Pork was stronger; mess spot, Sill 90 a H.
62a; family mess, $l1.3 7a ali so Beef dull
Lard moderately active; Western steam spot,
6 50 06. 90c; July, g. 88c; August, Cos 06 99c;
September, 70S0Z09; October. 718d720c;
November, 70S al0c; city steam, 6. 65 06 zoe.
Butter was frm and In fair demand Western.
80l7ac Cheese frmer Lead, steady. Other
articles unchanged
CHICAGO, June 9-The feeling was very
unsettled in wheat to-day, but with the excep-
ton or one or two temporary periods of weak
ness, the prevailing temper was strong and very
bulilsh. The increase of half million bushels
In the visible supply, and the reported dull and
easy market abroad caused weak opening
the starting prices &c under the close yesterday
July wheat began at S99c, and sold down &c adj
ditonal, but at the decline strong buying set in,
which carried the market 1ac above inside
figures, influenced by strong "bulT feeling,
with somewhat notably heavy buying on the
part of some weil-known local operators THIS
which iuctuated frequently within &c range,
closing finally the regular board &c higher
than yesterday. The temper was strong again
on the afternoon board, prices advancing SC,
reacting &c. and closing &c higher than yester-
day The foreign political news and the decline
in consols affected the course of the market
somewhat, but the crop news was the GROWING
feature Of the days trading The official State
reports continue to make very low estimates OF
the probable yield of winter wheat and in the
States of Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and Ohio,
the predictions as made by the State bureau
agents. are for smaller crop than had been sug-
gested in any of the unofficial reports. The Illinois
bureau estimates that the yield in this State will
be less than 10000, 900 bushels, against a
yield of 80, 900, 600 last year. The statement
was also made that the reports from some of the
spring wheat sections not encouraging.
The receipts here continue liberal, but show a
falling off at other primary points. The ship
ments continue light In corn the trading was
fairly active and the prevailing tone was
stronger, influenced mainly by the strength de-
veloped in wheat The market opened &c lower,
influenced by large receipts, and the increase in
the visible supply. but reacted 101sc under
good buying. sold off &c and closed / 04c higher
than yesterday. There was stronger feeling
In oats, especially for the deliveries, and the
market was sc higher, but finally closed dull
and easy, with portion of the advance lost
with good trading, settled back u 010c, and
closed steady. Lard ruled O5 a. O7ac higher.
Flour was quiet and unchanged.
Wheat opened &c lower, sold off &c additional,
rallied &c. and fuctuated within a range of &c
and closed &c over yesterday. The sales ranged:
June, S7s Sole, closing at S8ac: July, 500 9lac
closing at 90se; August 91s a 93sc, closing at
92s 92ac; No 2 spring 88s 0s9sc; No. spring,
Size; No. red, 95ac No. red, 81 0S44c.
Corn ruled active and generally higher The
market opened &c lower, rallied 15c, fuctuated
and closed 904c over yesterday: cash, All;
June, 46s 047Sc, closing at All 047sc; July,
45s a 47c, closing 46s a 46lc; August, AS a 46sc
closing at 46ac.
oats were higher and the receipts were large,
JET there was good demand; options ruled go
SC higher; reacted somewhat, and closed easier;
cast, 34c; June, 33s 345e, closing at 33s a SAC;
July 334 a 33ssc, closing at 334c; August, 2Sa "a
28sc, closing at 2Ssc. Rye was quiet; No. 2, 65c
Barley was nominal.
Flaxseed was weak; No. 1, $1.35.
Mess pork ruled active, and 10 015c higher
early, reacted u a 10c, and closed steady cash,
$4,000 l0.65 July, $l0.57l a TO- 72i, closing at
$10.573 TO- GO: August, $40 81! a 10 S2a, closing
at $40. 67a al 70. Lard was in fair demand; and
prices .05 a. 07ac higher; cash, 65c; June, 62a
at. Coo; July, 665 0670c, closed at 665 a 6 67ac;
August 6.724 81 soc, closing at 72a 06 75c.
Boxed meats steady; dry-salted shoulders, $500
385c; short-rib sides, 5.450547ac; short-c clear
sides, 5. 80 $3.50.
Whisky was firm at $1.1
Sugar was steady and unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter was steadier
creameries, 13 @ 16c; dairies 9a12e Eggs were
quiet at Ii q lie.
On the afternoon board wheat was strong and
higher; June, S9se; July, Ole; August, 93sc. Corn
was &c higher Oats were 40sc higher. Fork
was 5 10c higher Lard was 021c higher
Receipts-Flour, 5000 bbls; wheat, Sc, 900 bu;
corn, 100000 bu; oats $780, 900 bu; rye, 5000 bu;
barley. 5000 bu. Shpments-Flour f. 900 bbls:
wheat, 49, 600 bu; corn. 1872 900 bu oats, 22l 900
bu: rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1000 bu.