The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-18

92c; No. 3 red 93Ic; No.S 2 red, 81 00I a O03c
| in elevator; No white 99c: No 2 red July
| 994c August, s.. coz ,0l4, closing at $10l;
September, 81 02s a OBJ, closing at ST. Oh; Octo
| Der. 81 04s a l05g closing at 81. 045; November.
ST O6s a L07, closing at sl.064; December, 81 08
@lOS5, closing at 81 0oi; January, 81 l6s al liz,
| closing at SLY.
Corn was lower, closing steady. Receipts
| 56, 500 bu: exports, 49, 735 bu; sales 992 GOO Blu
futures q 600 bu spot. Ungraded, 484 q 533c
steamer. 81 SIZE in elevator; No. 2, 524 a SIZE
| III elevator, 535 1890 afoAt; 524c c. i. and f. ;
yellow. sale; No. July. 524c, closing at at 524c
| August, 52l a 523c, closing at 52sc, September,
| o. IL a o33c closing at o35c October, So q
53bc. closing at 53sc.
Oats-White, a &c higher; mixed steady Re-
ceipts, 800 bu: exports, 228 bu. Mixed West
| ern, 81 a 39c; white Western, 80 42c
| Hay steady with fair inquiry
| Coffee-Spot fair Rio dull at Sc; options quiet
| and steady without change; sales, 5000 bags;
| September, 7.l5c; December 7.3Cc; February,
l40c; August closed at I05 l0c; October,
| 100 I25c; November, z % a 1850; January,
| I35 q 40c. Sugar moderately active; fair TO
good refining. quoted at 81 Q5sc refined dull;
| standard A, 60 a &c; cut loaf and crushed g. a
&c; eranulated, 63@G 9-16c Molasses steady
| and quiet
Petroleum steady; United closed at 94Ic.
Ta!low steady. Rosin firm. Turpentine steady.
Eggs firm and demand fair.
! Pork firm and in fair demand Mess. spot
| Sill 90 Lard quiet; contract grade spot, quoted
at 6.85c; choice, 690c; July closed at 6 Soc:
August. $780, September, 7.02c; October T. 100
il3c; November closed at 1907 al 06c Deem
Der. 7.0l 0702c; city steam, 6 75c.
Lead steady Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE wheat market was
very nervous and unsettled to-day. having been
Influenced IN a great measure during the first
halt OF the session by the prospect of a bad
| understanding between England and Russia but
was subjected during the remainder OF the day
to home influence The receipts generally show
falling off, and there was a better inquiry re-
ported for wheat, imparting stronger tone to
the market. The market opened rather firm,
and, under fair buying, advanced &c and then,
under increased offerings fell back &c. This
decline, however, was followed by stronger
feeling and an advance of &c, due in a
measure to advlces reporting damage to wheat
by blight in Nebraska. The receipts were
smaller, but larger receipts estimated for
TO morrow. The exports of wheat and wheat in
flour, from the United States for the year end
ing June 81, were reported to be 129, 600, 600
bushels, against Ill 000 900 bushels the proceed
ing year. The market closed on the regular
board &c higher than yesterday, but rose again
on the afternoon board to 92sc for SEPTEMBER
closing SC higher than yesterday, with still
higher prices being paid in the crib One Of the
causes assigned for the latter advance was the
report that wheat had advanced &c a bushel in
ST. Petersburg, owing to the prospect of war
and severe drought In southern Russia. Some
OF the heavy bear operators who had been indus |
triously covering their short sales the preced-
ing two days, it was reported, took courage to-
day and began to sell short again; but, as q re- |
suit of the days trading. the bulls appeared to !
be in control of the field There was only a
moderate speculative, business transact
ed in corn, and the feeling developed |
was weaker. There was some shipping |
demand, but buyers did not appear |
anxious, and there was no competition |
for the cash offers. The receipts are increasing
somewhat and the estimated receipts for to NOR |
NOW are large. The market opened easier, then |
advanced I &c, later declined &c, and closed |
q sc under yesterday but rallied in the after
noon about &c. Oats ruled dull and easier, clos |
ing &c under yesterday. Mess pork ruled ir- |
regular, declining a 7ac but ruling steadier to-
wards the close. Flour quiet and I'M
changed.
Wheat opened moderately active and under a
good demand advanced &c, fell back &c under heavy
The sales ranged: July, 87a 8Sdc, closed at
88ic; August, 800 S9sc. closed at SOLE; Septem-
Der. 81 a &C. closed at 9ls 0913c; No. spring,
50 o83c; No. spring, soc; No 2 red 81 94ac;
No, red, S8c.
Corn was fairly active and weaker, The mar
ket opened easier, advanced a &c. declined &c,
and closed @sc under yesterday Cash, AS;
In ". 4Gt q 46sc, closing at 464c; August 45s a
46sc, CIV >1ng at 45sc September, 455 46sc, clos
Oats 't ere dn,t and easy, closing aasc under
Yesterday. Cash. tel!c July, 3lS a3l1c, closing
at 3lac; August. 26I a z~Sc closing at 264 026sc;
September, 25a a 25!c, closll.S at 29S.
Rye was quiet: No. 2. 5S9c
Flaxseed was firm; No l, 81. 261.
Mess pork fairly active; declined 507ac
early, rallied again and closed STEADY. Cash
and July, $40 a TO- 30; August, SION a 10. 80,
closed at $40 32a a 10. 3d. September, $lO.32 q
10. 42aa. closed at $40. 40 a lG ~.
Lard was quiet and shade easier Cash,
662ac; August, 6G2! a 67ac, closed at 6.65 q
667dc; September, 6.724 6. 75c. Boxed meats
steady; dry-salted shoulders. 400 25c; short
rib sides, 5.57! 5.GOc; short-clear sides, $3.50
6 00c
Whisky firm at $ll5.
Sugar unchanged
On the Produce Exchange butter ruled firm;
creamery, 10 sal 6ac; dairy, II l3c. Eggs, IL q
lie
On the afternoon board wheat was strong and
higher closing at 90c for August and 923c for
September. Corn was &c higher. Oats were &c
higher. Pork was 50 74c higher. Lard was .024
q .05c higher.
Receipts-Flour 5000 brls; wheat, 70 900 bu;
corn, 1877, 600 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye, 1000 bu;
barley, 1000, hipments-Flour, 10000 brls;
wheat, 43, 900 bu corn, 2120 600 bu oats, 81, e119
bu; rye, 5000; barley, 5000.