The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-31
$lo6l @Lo7s, closing at SLOT; June, $115s

0lI5s.
Corn opened lower later strengthened, closing
steady. Receipts, 81, 800 bu; exports. 81. 954
bu sales. 10000 bu futures, 236000 bu spot
and to arrive Ungraded, 40 a 53c; No. 2. 525 a
52sc in elevator, 53s $3.50 ahoat: %. 052se c.
t. and l.; No. 2 white, So a &c. steamer white,
523c; No. =, July, nominal; August, 5ls q 524c;
closing at 52sc; September. 81 a o24c, closing
at 52sc; October 53 534c, closing at 53sc; No
vember, 52s q o2sc, closing at 528c.
Oats fairly active; closing steadier, Re
ceipts, $3.50 bn; exports PIPE bu. Mixed
Western 81 39c; white Western, 40 Acc
Hay was in fair demand and steady.
Sugar duh and unsettled fair to good refining,
ST n SIC; refined quiet: mold A, 65 a e 1-l6c. Mo
lasses steady; demand light
Petroleum steady; United closed at oslo.
TalIow dull and easier. Rosin quiet aud easy.
Turpentine quiet
Eggs firm and in moderate demand.
Wool steady, with fair inquiry
Pork firm and in moderate demand; mess,
SPOT, $ll.50; clear back, $l2 % a a. %. Lard
Contract grades, spot g. 77ic; market less active;
choice, 6 SIZE; August G. 75c; September, 6 s00
8 SIC; October, CSC n 6 99c November, soc;
December 6 81 n 6 92c; city steam, 6. Coo. Butter
dull. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, July 30.-During the early part of
the session the wheat market nervous and
unsettled The two parties were Eretty equally
balanced in the pit, and being equally determined
the early effect of their operations only
apparent IN a rapli See-S&W course OF Huctud
tons. In the course of an hour or So quotations
settled down into comparative steadinesS at
about the opening figures. The only influence
of any Importance brought TO bear was in the
shape Of reports concerning the condition of the
spring wheat crop. The most important of these
reports, briefly summarized, indicate that
in some $50 counties In Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Kansas and Missouri, 60 per cent of the
reports place the yield at less than ten bushels
per acre. and 40 per cent at over twenty
h,,ch Voul oy,d nr1ic xTara hOth
ported weak and lower, and this had something
to do with the weakness at the close, after An
advance of about 5c from the lowest point of the
day. Corn opened firm and higher for August,
mainly on light receipts but later suffered
slight decline crop reports of the most flatter
Ing nature, thong hehe effect was only noted in
decline of &c. The trade was not particularly
active. In oats there decided weakness,
drop of Sc bringing the price down to 28c.
Provisions were quiet and featureless.
Flour was duh and steady.
Wheat was strong and nervous early, with an
advance Of sc, later declined &c, closing on the
regular board &c under yesterday Sales ranged:
July, Sc! 0S7sc, closing at 873c; August. 81 q
closing at soc; October, 9ls @92sc, closing at
92ic; No. spring, 81 oslo, closing at 875c; No
spring SOC in store; No red, 93c; No. 3 red,
81 a 81 &c in store.
Corn was active and firm early, declined later
] a &c for July, &c lower for August, and a &c
lower for September July, 45s u 6c, closing at
45sc; August, 45s a 454c, closing at 453c; Septem
Der, 45i 45sc, closing at 455c.
Oats were weak and lower; the market broke
&c, closing weak. Sales at SOC down to 2Sc,
closing at 2Sc; August, 25s 254c. closing at 25sc;
September 244 024sc, closing at 2i4c.
Rye firm No. 2, 581c
Faxseed was quiet No l. 81. 23lc.
Mess pork was quiet and weak; July, $1,000
al0l2a, closing at 500 August, $40 O24 a
l0l24; October $40 20 TO- 30, closing at $40 224.
Boxed meats steady.
Lard was quiet and weak; July, 6.473 06 52ac
August s. Az a 52c; September, 657a a 66Oc;
October 6. 60 a G. 70c
Whisky was steady at Bis.
Sugar unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange butter firm at
170l8c for choice creamery. Eggs slow, with
good offerings; choice, lie.
On the afternoon board wheat was firm at S73c
for August, 9Gsc for September. 92sc for Octo-
Der. Corn a shade higher. Oats
steady. Pork was steady Lard and ribs were
unchanged.
Recep ts-Flour 6l03 brls wheat, IS, 751 bu;
corn 100 1876 bu oats, l07, Gl8 bu: rye, 2,8OS bu;
barley 1913 bu. Shipments-Flour 5,08l brs;
wheat, 80, 093 bu; corn, 1914 CTS bu oats, Is, $50
bu; rye LOCI bu barley, none